The Lamar register., 1895-08-31
raE $50. < aoLoe4u-,..
Another Flre In ths uumry kn'ns-- ""'
,y-one Boil-s Rseerrr-d

ruins continued this morning.
Al a.3O O'Clock the body OF a woman
was discovered, far back IN the ru'i1
from the alley. The flesh was b'ulcN
and broken. leaving only shAPsit
mass. Identification would have orth
irupossible, had il not been for paE
of earrings, still intact in thetE pi'lees-
From these friends at the moTEne Pr
nounc,f the body 10 be- that oi louIsS
Reinhubpr. one OF the ch3np5't Itll ~ y
Half an hour later various Of the Eitl :
effects were uncovered from the FI'ils
near where her body bad rcI'3se,i. tl''s
setting at rest an tuhts ot ilenu'y-
The body OF nuc ether OF u" twe Won Won,
en- found earlier Ia the morning WSs
identified about . O'Clock By MIS- n, 4.
Thayer OF 1924 Broadway as being tl''
of Emma MilleihaleT. the second OF tl'
chamberm3lds.
The remains Of Lizzie Lager. the
third, had likewise been identified. thus
accounting for the three working Eiris
known 10 bc In the house at the tin',
the awful crash came.
Subsequent to the finding Of Louis'
for Caroline Rcinhubcr's body, the
work or excavation WAS continued
The oior froIa the rnius, long bvigT"
commencing to be an obstacle 10 ths
work OF the firemcn and hbnT1Ts- haa
grown by this time 10 be most serious
and was only obyiated, iB measure
by the constant US, OF cartsIlizcd water
At 1880 the body n another victim
began 10 be uncovered AZ the spot near
where the boiler WAS located before thr
explosion For hours the wUatkinE
tackle had been ht work. pulling oui
huge iron supports and portions Of the
boiler. At length, deep down In the
basement ruins the first sight Of hui
man form was seen. Across II huge
joist WAS lying. which had horribly
broken the body Of the victim In fall
ing.
At lO:45. after artiu0us work. the NJ.
mains were lifted from their restius
place and conveyed to the morsue.
There Is little ground 10 doubt that
this body Is that OF AiBert :. Blake Of
Pueblo. although the ruinpr was curepi
for time among the excited spectators
that 1t was the body OF General Charles
Adams. George Blake. the brother Of
A. S. Blake, was present at the time 0l
the recovery OF the remains aud accout
panied them 10 the mocgur, There b.
expressed the belief that the body was
that OF bis brother. notwithsuS udinE II
was almost crushed out Of the sem,
blauce OF humanity The front teeth
were gocc. among other portions OF ths
body. 4 light mustacbe. blonde In col
or, Is the principal means af ident!iica
ton
The condition OF the bodies now being
recovered was such as almost 70 defy
identification They are burned tl
blaeEness ana distortion. and. now. cygu
the clothiuE extracted from the ruth,
is - discoiorrd and torn as to furnish
small means Of placing the identity Of
the dead.
At = o'clock this Afternoon the body
of General Charles Adams was rcc0y
cred. II hy In the northwest corner
near the alley.
Fire broke out on the north side I'm
mediately after the finding OF Gencrn
Adams body. aud an alarm was turned
in
The engines responded and com
menced 10 pour water on the burning
building at the front and rear. De
spite the efforts of the iiremen the firl
nearly Eutted the front Of the building
about iifty feet of which was stili stand
ing. IL WAS feared for time that tht
big furniture store OF I.iliyhladc ldj0In
ing would 90, but the nre was At length
Subdued.
Twenty one bodies have bcun re-
covered and II is thought that several
are yet In the ruins.
1t was learned later that the fire wa,
set by the authorities TO remove a piece
Of dangerous wreckage, but got beyond
control for time. 1t served, however
to clear the way for more effective
work by the rcscuers-