New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14
THE DEAD NOW NruBER SETENTEEN.
ANOTHER BODY N THE RUINS OF THE COLD
STORAGE PAVILION At THE fNR
pI,IIrE MA IL RI.n.

Chicago July 13.-Anothcr body WIS found In IA"
ruin, Of tie cold storag" w1rcilous" on tn" FAR
ground, Thu morning and identified ~ That OF Charles
W pnrvi, rrucinan hook and ladder No >. acting
nc lieutenant ~ Engine Company No. !, Noih $
Fair Fir. Brigade An arm was found intact. ana
ON one of the fingers WIS ing WIN me worn
"Pnryis" engraved on II. chief MURPHY ana diners
believed from the location 81 the other remains 81
l,ode, found before shat all the iremens bodies hH'
been taken out. but odsys discovery shove ih'N
--3rr mistaken. Tn" body Of some victim VINO was
not a fireman guard or workman. Is Nlng H'-ih'
mcrr1ic but who the dead man i cannot be- proved.
Fireman Davis Of Truck No. 6. stationed In Md
w,v pai.or.. was the first aud almost N" only
man who descended from the burning tower and
will live 10 tell the story. He lid down "iC al
hose through the fame and smoh" IN III" mann ROOF
and came 10 the ground IN the elevator which did
not again make The trim - the top II" sustained
.vcro burns on both hands. hut was otherwise I'M
injured Davi, T. almost certain that there were
ncoplc ,tll on the top noor of the building when III"
elevator stopped running and that their cscap" was
i,,noeeibe Fireman Cahi who was kcd 10y jump
ing from The tower joined Davio outside the grounds
q. the latter making his way I" The hr" ana
rcmorkcd The old trap (, on fire again, and they
ought to let II burn nj, time" Cah had in'i
cent 4l25 10 hi, family to pay the expenses Of his
mothers funeral which took place q few days ago.
The total list Of deaf bodie, recovered to d,tc in
luAiuc those who died in the hospital we'll a
those who pcr,hcd In the flames. now reaches seven
feen with three four persons SIN unrcDrn'ci
for If is gnorally believed that inr death total viii
not exceed twenty twenty one, though Of course
his Is largely spccul1ilvc rs accounts are
dieting a. 10 the number Of visitors that We're in
IN. buIldIng at the time the fire broke out.
The announcement that the Worlds Fair gate IT,
ccp,s next sunday 10 be- devoted 10 ii" families
- the dead Is received with commentator AMI viii
prob,bly result In a large attendance 1T the Fair on
that Cay several Of the ,hcaco th aires will also
div. A benefit -urda; night for those dependent
upon In. n,n who lost their lives. Tonight between
IN. acts I'm the Columbia the Auditorium. McNickers.
Chicago Opera House ard other places OF amusement
patsonr Davies will announce The benefits. Dcnman
.u,,mpson ana J. II. McNick,r viii saturday night
donate The entire receipts Of the 'rformancc Of the
SOFA Uome,tcad7 10 the fund for The families OF
Nc aremcn who mot their death. The World :
Fir officials are also arranging for imposing
Sunday.
Secretary Edmunds, Of President iiginbothalns
,rc. who ha, charge of the relief fund 81 far as
IL comes 10 The Exposition. received 500 this
ing from The military tournament the proceeds Of
Yesterdays benefit performance
The funeral of Captain Fitzpatrick took place IN.
iav 4 sermon WAS preached by the Rev. Father
D6rney The cclcbrani Of TIE mass at The Church
of the HOLY Cro~, Father Ishcn. The deacon
aremen were present The burial was at sag Gene
terry. The funeral Of william Deiinng. the gallant
,dpeman was held this afternoon and largely at
endd Pau sGhroeaeS IL ITnTM %nN buried
who was killed. buried at Mount carroll H.,
yesterday afternoon.