The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-10

BIrssII-s. JOHN. District Of Columbia.
DIETRICH. ARTHUR L.. Kentucky.
DALEY. JEREMIAH Pennsylvania.
FAGAN. JAMES r., Kansas.
GAGE. JOSEPH b.. Michigan
JORDAN. DAVID C., Missouri.
JARVIS. NJ W., Michigan.
JONES. J. BOYD, Wisconsin.
LOTUS. T., New York.
MAEDER. r. W, --
MILLER. y. T.. New York.
MILLER. HOW ARD s.. Ohio.
MCCALL. J. H.. Wisconsin.
SKULL. Il. c.. Kansas.
SCHRiVER. WILLIAM Maryland.
WOOD, II. F.
WILLIAMS. i. NJ. Wisconsin.
q. n. Miller IS reported killed. but II
is probable that he name is meant for
G. r Miller who was supposed to have
been. killed. but VIII recover.
The names of Jordan and Paul have also
baen attached to the unofficial death-list
as having been taken out dead, but their
bodies have not been located. Jordan Is
probably n duplication Of the name of
David C. Jordan. OF Missouri, who was
killed and Paul may have been confused
with McFall, also killed.
one man taken from the ruins dead
was identified by a bystander as "Old
Man" McCauey. who lives in Virginia,
hat this Identification was not verified.
as the death-list does not contain his
name The injured are:
AMES. A. L.. Iowa. skull fractured,
leg broken and injured internally.
CALVERT, f. f., Maryland, right leg
fractured.
DEWEY. s. j. New York
DUSAPY. LOUIS.
DAVIS. GEORGE W, Missouri, scalp
wound.
ESTERLING, II. D.. Fort Scott, Kan,
seriously injured
FRY. WASHINGTON. head badly cut
GISTIN. w. s., Ohio. left arm broken.
HOWARD DIR. JAMES II. (colored),
Maryland scalp cut, internal injuries.
HATHAWAY, c. F., Ohio.
HAMMER. J. ~, Tennessee, injured in
HANDY, C. CcoloreO. slight cuts on
head
Johns. J. G.. leg badly cut.
KUGLER, W, New Jersey. scalp
wound.
LOWE CLIFTON. Iowa. scalp wound
LECTURE. WILLIAM W., District Of
Columbia.
ITCER. Z. Missis-iypi. head cut and
injured internally.
METCALF. FRANK. Massachusetts,
dislocation Of hip.
MCLAUGHLIN, G. NJ, Tennessee.
MCCORMACK. j. p, Wisconsin, de-
pressed fracture Of ribs.
NlcLACHLAN. NJ, log brolen.
Patrick. f.. VI. (New York;, cuts
about head and face.
PODY, police officer, injured after ac-
cident
rated.
PENNNGTON, p. X. (Alabama) skull
ROBINSON. CHARLES (Colorado),
slight injuries on head and back.
STEWART, J. s.. cut about head.
SIMS. +. +.
sHADBOLT. c. D. (Missouri), colored,
dangerously injured.
SMITH. +. b. CTennessee).
SMITH. r. 4. (ConnecticuD, compound
fracture of the skull
SANS, +. +. Ollinois). cut about the
head.
SMITH. WILLIAM NJ.
SOMAIERS. 2. U. (Ohio), ribs broken
and head badly cut.
THOMAS, JOHN II. (Sedalia, MOI, arm
broken.
TEST. F. W. Glllnois). confusion of
scalp.
WELLER, c. r., scalp wound and con-
fusion of back.
WORLEY. N. T. CTennessee), back and
legs injured.
WHITE. JAMES A. Georgia., cut on
head and leg.
YOUNT, A. G.. Pennsylvania), head cut
and injured internally.
BLACK, A. G. Qndiana), fractured
cheek bone and arm.
MOORE, CHARLES ]. District or CO.
1ttY,, Ifo4 ,fa p1 wounds.
DRISCOLL. y. +. CNew York;, scalp
wound. leg injured and injured internally.
MILLER, J. a. District Of Columbia)
both legs broken between the knee and
ankle.
PUNTENNY. c. NJ, Indiana. head cut
and nose broken
GILLIAN. r. H., Virginia, slight cuts
on head and body; bruised ankle.
DOWD. j. b.. Indiana, fracture OF right
foot. scalp wounds and general bruises.
ROBEY, GEORGE w, Maryland, leg
broken.
The superintendent in charge OF the
Emergency Hospital says none of the
men at the hospital will die.
Charles r. Miller and the cOlOred man
Shadbolt were removed to their homes.
The following injured are al the hosDi-
tai. their condition at present being too
bad to permit Of removal:
+. w. Test, Frank Metcalt' a. D.
Ames. Robert Smith and DIR. 0. +. Nc
Cormack.
Arthur Dietrich whose name appears
among the list Of killed. was not hurt.
The body identified as his was tonight F.
identified as that OF J. J. c. Chaplin, OF
South Carolina. Up TO n late hour to-
night Mr. Mulledy, OF Louisiana, had NOT
returned 10 his home and he is supposed
10 De among the dead. His friends nave
telegraphed the family that he Is dead,
AT midnight Il was known positlV@y
that p men were killed and A. injured.
The body found shortly after O'Clock
was vaguely identified tonight as Dr.
Nelson.
The laborers did not cease Iheir efforts
until about o'clock. by this time they
had reached the bottom OF the excavation
M the basement AMI further search
SC emed useless. as the debris In all parts
Of the building had not entirely cleared
away Some held that two laborers, who
v ere at work in the basement at the time
OF the accident were still missing, hut
as the search had been so thorough, moth
ing TO warrant it's continuance could be
shown But one body. that Of DIR. Nelson,
was found during the last seven hours
OF the search. and those In charge OF the
work think II impossible that more re-
main in the ruins. The work was. there
fore, stopped, the streets roped close 10
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