Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-09
A Prompt Response TO The
Plb'ie Appeal. ;
OVER $4,000 SUBSCRIBED,
Twenty of the Dead So Far Iden-
titled.

morgue we're identified this evening after TEE
these was E g. SCHULZ and the other ]. E.
Chaplin. The work of excavation in the ruins
wss continued and at 5 o'clock another body
Was brought to light.
Identified as Il. @. Schulz.
One Of The bodies at the NOR rue was identi-
fed that o, E G. Schulz The body was re-
moved by Undertaken Wright At o'clock
fifteen Of the sixteen bodies in the morgne had
been identified and most Of the bodies bad
been sent to their late homes.
Coroner Patterson spent the afternoon at the
morgue and gave the necessary permits for the
removal OF the bodies.
To STAR reporter Coroner Patterson said
that there were nineteen deaths FAR he
knew, and perhaps twenty. There had been
sixteen bodies in the morgue and three at the
Emergency Hospital.
Hsthought that there was perhaps one more
dead body that had been sent home.
The coroner thought he would probably hold
the inquest Monday.
Bodies Identified.
The sixteenth body at the morgue was iden-
tilted at i:so O'Clock as j. z. Chaplin of Illinois.
The seventeenth and last body at the morgue
was identified at Sis o'clock as that Of q clerk
named Russell.
Taken Away without Identification.
At sos the workmen engaged in removing
the debris from the excavation discovered the
horribly crushed body OF a white man.
He was in his coat sleeves, wore new russell
shoes. dark vest and trousers Of striped blue
ssuf. His hair was light and he wore reddish
moustsche.
From hts shoes he was supposed to be one Of
h. rl~ a ;,$ u
body was hastily taken to the morgue without
being identified.
The Inquest.
Deputy Coroner Schaefer stated to q STAR
reporter at o'clock this afternoon that an in
quest on one of the victims might be held to-
0orrow afternoon, bus.probably not until Sun
Say
A jury Of the most intelligent citizens Of the
city would be selected and the cause Of TODAY
horrible calamity would be investigated with
all the care possible.
STILL AT EMERGENCY HOSPITAL.
Fw. Test, Frank Metcalf, A. L. Amss.
Robert Smith, DR.. D. P. Mccormack. Fred G.
Calvert
These are all too badly injured to permit of
their removal today. Amss is in a critical con-
dition and is not expected to live.
THE DEAD.
The lists Of dead and injured, corrected up to
BI5 o'clock. were a. follows:
Allen. George O., 9Th street southwest
Arnold, Geo. NJ, colored, 1922 10th street
northwest.
Banes, Samuel p, 12s street northwest
Bussius, John, 72s 9th street northeast
J. L Chapin-
DAILY, Jeremiah, tventy-three years old.
Z. G. Schulz
Pagan, J. R., 327 street northeast
Gage, J. B.. 251s Pennsylvania avenue.
Hall, +. H.. twenty-six years old
Jones,J. Boyd, ffty-five years old.
Jordan. David c. ,607 Acker street northeast
Loftus,F. B., 1871 9th street northwest.
Howard s. Miller, twenty-thres years old
Michael T. Muliedy Of New Orleans, La
J. H. McFali, 12s d street northwest.
T. W. Member. 32i LIST street northeast
Capt William Schrieber. College Station.
r. NJ. Williams.
-- Russell
1t il reported that Jacob Jacobson and Chas.
Patton were also among the dead and Dr. WI.
Allen IL reported missing.
The Injured.
Mrs.. A. p. Whiting. 1877 Columbia street,
scalp wounds and injury to back; precarious
condition
P. s. Lowry, head cut and body bruised. not
ssrious-
VI. E. Rose, ankle bruised, 1915 street
northwest
Wellington Kugier, Brookland, injured in
tsrnIly.
Geralt, -, right arm broken and badly
bruised.
Eastsrling, A H., arm broken and head
bruised.
shannon, Fl. NJ, badly hurt
Charles Moore, 1882 9Th street, two ribs
broken and numerous scalp wounds.
Mrs. Kennedy, L street between 5th and 9Th,
slightly hnrt
Pennington, -, injured about head
Arues, -, severely bruised.
Mccormack, -, severely injured
Calvert, -. bruised.
smith, -, bruised
Metcalf, -, bruised
Tess. -, bruised
Miller, c. r., 5s7 Florida avenue. internal in
jnries-
x.J~ht;, n + ont and bruiaad