Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-13

2W4NM. III 0QAkEs
George shaw.
while Hawea.
James Ross.
willie w. Dunlap.
Henry Larivrera.
Hattie Killer.
Minnie Liexe.
Walter p. Baxnys maehlnist.
AAiehAei Ward. atereotypoF.
Reiser, machiniat, family lives at os-
coda, Mich.
Unidentified, slight built man, body
e. the norgue.
An unknown boy, the remains 81
whom were unrecognizabla. was found
u tns ruins. Supposed 20 be John Bow
man
Carrie Bower
The injured are; Cornelius George Sc
fiously eealdeds Charles Hagerts bruis-
81 around the head and body; Annie
O'Donaghue. legs and face crushed.
condition serious: Il. !. Foye. cut about
ne mead and races Albert Weber. badly
burned ~. ~ Lynch, race bruised:
saxaen Holt 8aan across the face; Mar
TN Meyers, cut In the neck: Carrie A.
SPEAK, cut BY flying giaaa: Andrew
A1al5srschie. hand crushed; w. g. Iupp,
3Ans lacerated; Thomas w. Williams.
struck On the head ~ steam pipe;
Frank q. Reiner. cut about the head;
Joseph A, berssfords slightly injured;
Lucy a. Holden, slightly injured; Mar
&aFet IA honinsons slightly injured;
5onsph Winter, painfully injured; wal
tsF Sslss hands and wrists cut. Herman
= KILLER. severely cut by glass.
THIRTY MIA81MG.
Some 80 tenements and employees In
the bnildinG are still missing and there
eAn be no doubt that most OF these are
iviag dead under the debris.
The wrecked portion OF the building.
which ia oEne6 ~ the Newbery es-
tate. wama separated from the rest 0f the
structure Nv v IRE WAL. The trst giour
oK the HAckion YVES occupied by John
Davis Aaco.. araeEistu, and BY the
Journal mailing department. The sec
end. third and fourth floors were oeea-
pied BY the Davis Company. W W.
Dualap a Co, machanistH, and Killers |
book hlndery. The editorial rooms or /
the Journal are On the third floor, but |
situated beyond the FIRE wall and the |
star escaped injury.
The Journal etereotype room on the /
Nfkh floor was airec1zy Ia the path Of /
The explosion and went down In the /
wreck. A few had miraculous escapes
and came Btaggertng from the ruins af-
tAr the aWfui Ahook.
=. =. A4NMcns ne Journal ntereotyper
who went down wifh the wreck from |
ms TOD moor, was pulled from the ruins
entirely conscious When ne tel he
WAs projected oy the great IRON table
ana runl1 plainly hear the resouera ~
WORK nnth they reached him.
Charles tAaekep MAS found In the
ruins tn tbs rear % which approach
Was mao .roni the afiey. betore ne was
removed IN tne ambulance ne reported
49, sL.sIs naa pseh Aonf OF nVe slkis On
Aas no9t Win nAhas
~a@kies hernert packer employed
aX donn davis q %, was on tbs third
Ma9r When tne explosion occurred. From
me hats OF tenants ana employees see
aaFsa i seems certain that ~ people
y al were IN the collapsed section.
Ihere are stih q persons unacceunted
xoF, and Il Is reasonable 20 presume
that most o. them are among the dead.
Ak every neur reports are received Of
others VINO are missing and whose rel
saves ana friends have been unable
% ma any trace OF them.
Of those who are now In the ruins Il
e ampnssi0le That any VIII DO rescued
alive. Those who were not killed out
right have undoubtedly persisted. either
from Au1ocaton or exhaustion.
The total death rate win not be known
before tomorrow ntaht The work OF
removing Ire dsoFts and searching for
the bodies is going On an night Care
lsasness e undoubtedly the cause Of
rs disaster, put where The RESPONSE
eaiatg rests a. a. yet problematieaL
aosaas 1noinanoas the engineer. said
~ eonA0 AhHASh NC reason xor the ex-
Pasaa'
re most snoeking scene attending
the holocaust Was y struggle between
SoIoael nutisr ana al undertaken in
80 slapioy 81 Sleat Bros. against IN
- $3.50 ss19s, Ahe iatter chung
y ne aretenef while the body was
$3.50 49, hnkoa&h kne crowd
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