Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-12
7-s EXPOSITION HOLOCAUST.
Indications That Others Than Tiremen
aud Guards We're Lost.
TTioIograph 70 tlo Dispat, n.

1y telegraph TO the Dispstch.l
II-Ga.rSos, CHICAGO, Ill, July IL
., tI...4nI people this morning crowd
q around tine drbris of the cold-stOrage
..-.trs destroyed 10y fire Yesterday.
,.-..I watching the search for dead
f...- Early this morning three more
Iu...- were recovered from the ruins, 50
j...t rL1rrei and dishgured as 10 make
recognition absolutely impossible. One
ra..- evident. however. and that Is that
.. bodies are not tho remains OF nIemen.
3. .uJts 10 which they were found
t... 90 preclude this possibility.
IHE DEArH-TBAP.
Al the Gremeu who lost their lives were
e.. Hold up IA one place In the dreadful
lr.rAp at the top Of the shaft aud as
fell victims ono by one to the hamcs
r.r bodies naturally fell somewhere
.t.lu "a small circle surrounding tho
.c-stack The bodies recovered to-day
a.r, evidently not the remains of any who
lpcd OF foll from tle shaft. because
~ were found at q somewhat remote dis.
.rcc from thie point and under mass OF
seem pipe and machinery fallen from
... BODY bore a leather belt. to which
attached par OF stool plncers, mus
ft wing tho remains 90 be those OF line
.l. This discovery gave fresh color -
. --.Tful apprehension that hremen were
,... means tho only ones who fell VIC
tu- tn the flames and the public at once
..e disposed 20 doubt the declaration
.-.. yesterday that all visitors aud en-
.co, wyrt out OF the building before
t .oll4.ratlou reached the dangerous
.-.r.
IIfTvTN BODIES RECOVERED.
r-. ttal number of dead bodies recov-
eel 10 ta.s sine reaches fifteen.
ma W
so, o.! tac scene OF the disaster constantly
.t.s..I that several Worlds ylsi-
tsl electrical and other wOrkmen
a.r- tlu-tt in the flames, and the uneX-
OIL. .t discovery of bodies under the RUNS
-.- .-uuE aud the fact that one Is un-
....-.I.y that OF ahueman gives credeuce
i'.f declaration. Certain II Is that
t.e-. rc number Of visitors and work
r.lrl fhr building when the fire broke
..t a.l 10 has been decided 10 make
...'. examination. foot 10y foot, OF tho
..-... Cd q runs and debris before the day
TIrfTN TIETNES KILLED.
Dc been definitely ascertalned that
...N.u frcWen lost their lives. There
v.r t-,ru other bodies found. not recOg-
-..... tut known not TO be fremen.
l lsuon Rho lost their lives were
t-.a.l james Fitzpatrick, Lieutenant IL.
~ l4A4AAu l'tAAtAAss imp
.e. CAPTAIN James a. Garvey, John
'...i.. John Cahlll Paul Schroeder.
I-t.. D. Page. Lieutenant Charles Pur-
'.. -.- Driver John A. smith.
IaL usscvLFs COMPANY ASSIGNS.
tH.4.. Ill. July 1.-THE Hercules
Works. owner of the cold-storace
s--...,- a. ;he fairgrounds, made an
t-.-ar.ut for the benefit of creditors
' ..liu.. The Chicago Title and
lr-t upAuy was named as assignee.
assets aTc estimated 81 100000. LA
I.' estimated al S211,OO0 Yesterday
e.. caused tAc loss Of S2JJ,OOC.
.aE IEATH-IJsT sHOBITSKD.
l.. .-, Of fatalities by last nights fire
..- .u. slightly. and tonight the total
-.''I 1t deaths IS placed at twelve.
L". accountable bodies were found
... f.s afternoon. The missing Column
t.l Guards have turned up. They had
g.. ordered o. duty IN another part Of
grounds, and that fact only came TO
80 Tonight.
'- 81 comprise eleven fremen and
OBJ. .l.uau. Some OF the Columbian
'-...- -.4 lusist. however. that tins
'- cover all the casualties.