Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-10

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persons whose r&mes were incluaed N
escaped uninisTed
isi~asifis Asspa Uncertain
The nunb~r u injured reported -
about hfty. bat many others sho We're
sbla 70 pToeeed "a their houles were hurt
more er lees padly. The following list
II the dead Is "a corrsct as can &c made
AZ this tine
Ssyefsl Il ths dead are almost unre.
cogalxable ard the names by which
oshere were istentifisd do not appear oa
the official list Il persons employed IN
the buiidiag lite list ss obtained by
comparison of the imperfect statements
prepared at the morsue aud the tmef
gency hospital with the oiiiciai record IL
the War Department containing the
names q ell empioyss in that part Il
tho rseord and p~psson division located
ia the ruined huiiiirg All the victims
al the morgue ard the hospital we're An
the employ ~ the government. with the
prOt.sble exception of three. whose
nam-s as given when identifed. do not
appear cn the War Department list.
The following list of dead with the
names IL states from which they were
appointed. contains twenty two names.
including one unknown and one prob.
able duplication. only twenty one bodice
having been taken from the ruins. The
l,-t II dead foliowss Unknown man.
taken from the ruins st o'clock this
evening. Allen, George. Pennsylvania
Armed George w. Virginia, Bloody. l.
W, New York, Banes- Samuel T.. Penn.
sylvania Bussius. John, District of
Coiunhia: Dietrich. Arthur L., Ken
tucky, Daley. jeremiah, Pennsylvania.
Pagan. James X, Kansas.
Gage. Joeeph o.. Michigan.
Jarvis. NJ. NJ. Michigan.
Jordan. David c.. Missouri; Jones. j.
lloyd. Wisconsin,: LOTUS. +. B-. New
York. Maed.r. F. W. New York; Miller.
B. f.. New York: Miller Howard s..
Ohio; McFall. j. H.. Wisconsin: Shull.
r. c.. Kansas; Schriever. William.
Maryland: Wood. II. ~. Maryland;
Williams. r. NJ. Wisconsin.
Gage Joseph B.. Michigan; Mullcdy.
NJ f.. louisiana; Chapin. j. t.. South
/ Carolina.
The Last BODY Found.
Tho last body 10 he discovered Was
T that II DR.. Nelson. He was buried be-
meath the debris in the extreme end IL
( the building and removed shortly after
/ ; o'clock The laborers did not cease
/ their Efforts until about ] O'Clock. By
I this time they had reached the bottom
4 III the excavation of the basement and
I further search eeemed useless. as the
I debris in all parts Of the building has
been entirely cleared away.
( Some hold that two laborers who were
at work in the basement at the time OF
the accident were still missing. but as
/ the search had been 10 thorough. moth
/ ing 10 warrant ite continuance could be
shown. But one body. that u DIR. Mel
son. was found after seven hours Of
I search and thcsc in charge II the search
think 1t impossible that moro bodies re-
main. The work was therefore stopped.
The great crowd that had thronged
the street during the day seemed to in
crease rather than diminish since sun
/ down. Thousands of curious persons.
who had been nt work during the day.
fiocked about the building alter dark
and so anxious were they t. get peep
inside the wrecked structure that police
inferfcrenee was necessary TO prevent
them breaking through the ropes
&. III. Miller is reported killed. but il
/ &. X Miller. who was supposed Ia have
u
/ of Jordan and Paul have also been at.
tnched 10 tho unofficial death list rs
having been taken out dead. but their
bodies have not been located Jordan
| is probably duplication 81 the name of
David &. 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
bystander as '-Oid Man" McCauley. who
lives in Virginia. but this Identification
was not verified as the death list does
not contain his name.
List OF the injured.
The injured are: Ames. A. H.. Iowa.
skull fractured. leg broken and injured
internally: Calvert. <. f.. Maryland
right leg fractured: Dewey. s. j.. New
York: Dusapy. Louis. New York; Davis.
George W. Missouri scalp wound rs
terling. III. B.. Fort Scott. Kan. seriously
Injured; Fry. Washington. Fort Scott.
Ran. head badly cut, Gustin.
". s. Ohio. LEFT arm broken;
Howard. DIR. James H.. Mary
land. fcoiorcdl. scalp cut. internal
injuries Hathaway. &. r. Ohio. Ham
Iner. j. ". Tennessee, injured internally;
Handy. George lcolored). slightly cut ON
! head: tiynes. Thomas. Missouri. skull
/ fractured, Johne. J. G.. --. leg badly
cut. kugler w. New Jersey. scalp
wound: Lowe, Clifton. Iowa. scalp
wound. Lecture. William NJ. District II
Columbia. Lager. t.. Mississippi. head
cut and injured internally;
Metcalf. Frank. Massachusetts,. disloc,.
ton 81 hip; Mclaughlin. O. NJ. Tcnc.
see. Mccormack. j. T., Wisconsin. de
pressed fracture OF ribs; Mclachlan.
VI. -. ler broken; Patrick. X NJ.
New York. cuts about head and face.
Poly. poiicc officer. injured after acci-
don't. Pruitt. G. L.. Texas. ecaip lacer-
atcd: Pennington. +. K. Alabama. skull
fractured; Robinson. Charles. Colorado.
sllgh, injuries IN head and back
stewart a j.. . cut about head
Sinus. r. p: Shadboldt. g.. Missouri
icolofcdl. dangerously injured: Smight.
p ", Tennessee. Smith. h. A. Con.
nec;icut compound fracture of the
skull. sans. r. p Illinois. cut about
IN. head. smith. William NJ; Somcrs.
y L Ohio. rite broken and head badly
cut. Ihoma=, John n ss.sislia. Missouri.
arm hgoscen, Test. r. W. Illinois. con
fusion - scalp: Weller. {. X.
scalp wound and confusion - back
Nafley. y. T.. Tennessee. hark and legs
inius~si: White. James A. Georgia. cut
on head and leg. iount. \ g., Fenpsyl
vania bead eat and injured Internally
BLACK. 4 G.. Indiana. fractured chcck
toue aud arm: Moore. Charles j.. Dis
triet - Columbia. riis brosen and scalp
sounds. DfiscolI. ~ y. New York. .csip
a. A A. II