New-York tribune., 1894-10-11

II was Just before daylight that an awful crash
was heard from the east side OF Monroe-st. When
the people looked out tall factory building
which vas going up al No. ~ was not 70 be seen
and from a huge mass Of debris where Ii had
stood came wailings and groanngs. while
dense cloud Of duS' rose through the pelting rain
Policeman Curry to the neares. fire alarm
box. Then he secured a telephone and ordered
out all the ambulances available in the lower
part Of the city and sent 10 tho Madison-st. po-
lice station for a half hundred Of policemen. The
school house mex, door TO the wreckel structures
was temporarily turned into hospital The
janitor. McIaughli.,. and his two sisters brought
out blankets in which to wrap the rescued people
and linen to bind up their wounds.
VICTIMS OF THE DISASTER.
I'nde~ the unceasng cxeriions Of the fremen.
the injured began t. stream in. In two hours
three dead bodies had been taken from the ruins
and eighteen injured persons were under treat
mcnt. TIE fircmcn and workmcn were kept busy
all DAY taking out bodies and uncovering the In
jure1. Al a late hour last night the list Of the
dead and injured was as follows
DEAD
KORONEs BERTHA. forty-eight years old mar
ri,d. wfc Of Michae, koron"s. of NO. '2 Monroe-st
KOKONES ABRAHAM. nine years Old, Of No. q
KORONES SOLOMON. twenty-one years Old. Of
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ABRAMS. ROSIE eighteen wears Old Of NO y.
STNINAtAN. MEYER. thirty-one years old. single.
SrEiNArAN. JENNIE, sixty years Old. married OF
ABRAMS. ISAAC forty-two years o'd les;ee Of the
waters.
ABRAMS, MRS. BESSIE. forty years Old wife of
ABRAMS. ELI. seven years oh. son Of Isaac
Abrams .,.--r
KOKoNEs. JACOB. Of No Y Monroe-si iwsniy-
six yeara o'd; probably internal INJURIES ana sn'ch.
takfn 70 osp'a rSsc1Gd i,, from rom the
KOKONEs ANNIE. sixteen years Old general CON
,usons. fractured Thigh ana sn9eH caused 'S
ABRAMS. LOUIS. twenty years DID, cut on the
head and body.
ABRAMS. HERMAN. seventeen years old, severe
Injuries. taken to Gouverneuf Hospital!
KORONES MICHAEL. cut about head.
tmrionl taken to chambers Street Hospital
ABRAMS L0CIs sTyrnN IinTS HaTSs %d e'' leg
BRADY. LORETTA. nineteen years old. right arm
broken.
BRADY. JAMES. fourteen years oid soap "ounu'
LEFT sprained.
DOOi.EY. TIMOTHY. twe1ty-seven years old. LEFT
arm sprained. scalp wound
KORONk,S. DAVID tweh'y-i"ur years oid cut" o''
head and body.
KoRONES. FANNIE sixteen years oid' fractured
,hish' and shock; taken 10 Gouverneur Hospital
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I, ,pIXoWIcH GEORGE. twenty years old, single.
eraln wound and sprainel back
None Of the injured. il Is thought, Will die
FAMILIES CAUGHT AS THEY SLEPT
At tho tine Of the catastrophe there were
tyyentv persons in the small two-siory tenement
house ON which came the brunt OF the crash. In
the extension No. rs MOnroe-st., sohdly built
dwelling house there were nine The twenty per-
sons in the first house consisted Of two Hebrew
families and their boarlers The building was
owned by Isaac Abrams. who carried on soda
,vater mandatory In the basement. He and his
ro,oilv consisting of his wife. their five children,
bic brother-n-law. Meyer Stenman, and his
arspdmother. Jennie Steinman occupied the first
eoor and attic. The second floor was let to the
L-orones family. who als2 had boarder. George
p,binovich. The Korones family consisted OF
,,oroal Korones, who is salesman. his wife
bertha their five children and the wife OF their
.,dast son. David Korones. All were asleep when
the crash came.
Tha huge mass of material from the factory
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