Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10

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PLACE OF DEATH.
Men STAYED TO struggle with beams and
rnfters. which bore down tbcir comrades.
When The first of the relief corps entered
the building they we're especially struck
bv tbr siipnrn that nreynileI Thoru
were no cries 10 H. henrll. Neryouslr
and exeitrdly they tore away file beam,
nud rlft,rs tbnt made
THE PLACE a lOMb.
The men worked like demons. Sweat
nou~DT down their faces Dirt lay thick
upon their faces 50 that one could scarce
ly tell their color The ncat-Hdy uni
I hot,o 81 b nf mgynen were rnlnea a d
they stop The noble work, and every
Il
they exposed the bloody and often nu-
ulo' form of some victim.
From Il responsible man, who took a
look at the work going on, ,hr follow
ing statement was obtained
AS passed the building. Captain
Thorpe, chief Of the bureau Of supplies
Of the war department. seemed ia be
directing some work, | stopped 10 see
whr' % was. There Is a brick wall rum
h Gg ir9m Ie n Sas6 to thG mlaae Of trc
cxcay0ting under this wall. to put in
IN electric light plant. They were pre-
pairing TO support Il by under pinning."
II is thought when the debris IL clenr-
ed away, all valuable papers win be re.
covered The nborcrs did NOT cease
until Z o'clock. by that time they had
reached the bottom of the excavation
In the basement md further gpnrch
seemed useless. Some held thnt ryn
mbOrers who were M work In the bns,.-
mrut AT the time of the crash. nre sim
missing, but q thorough search failed
TO discover them But one body. that
of Dr. Nelson, was found during the
last seven hours Of the search and
those IN charge Of the work think no
more rrualu in the ruins.
Police are stationed for the night.
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gave place every few minutes TO fresh
ana willing successors, who worked with
terrific energy IN their cndcayor to rus
cue some of the buried ONES. As the
bleeding and mangled bodies were
brought ont there were grOHns and out
cries from all sides One man WINS
found sticking head first in the debris,
His feet were seen first. Soon they IN.
covered his legs, whiG4 moved lpobly.
showing he was still alive. As fast Is
human hands could worl,
nttns, tus,urt,ue MN
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soon they had the mnq out. lie was
awe when brought into the air, but died
before he reached nm ambulance
lhls was Dut one OF the many shock
ing scenes attending TINS, tue most hor-
rinle ana lnehcnseDlr accident that ever
occurred In the city OF Washington,
The general opinion is the accident was
eNu1cd ny directly weakening the a.
IfdNN Nthh slfN'luIt UA reason ul tue