The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-19
BODIES ALL FOUND
SEVENTEEN THE TOTAL FOB TIE
CLEVELAND WRECK.

worst calamity that ever happened in
Cleveland and when the citizens real
lied its fullest horror they were ap-
palled. The list killed and missing IS
as follows,
JAMES MLAUGHLIN. base ball
player.
HENRY W. NLINGBERG. merch-
ant tailor.
EDWARD HOFFMAN, conductor.
MRS. JOHN A. SAUNHEIMER,
MISS BESSIE DAVIS. school teach
err
HENRY " FOSTER clerk
MRS. MINNIE c. BROWN.
CURT LAPHINEA
Mrs. A W. HOFFMAN, 50 years
HARVEY HOFFMAN. Z years.
MRS. MARTHA PALMER.
MARIE MITCHEN. y years. dounes-
tic.
AUGUSTA SARINSKI.
GERTIE HOFFMAN, IL years
LOUIS HULITZ. mail carrier.
All the victims were Cleveland peo-
pie.
The first reports of the disaster have
been verified in every particular with
the possible exception OF the number Of
victims. which is a trifie smaller than
at first supposed. The work OF reScu-
ing the bodies OF the victims has gone
on steadily since o'clock Saturday
evening and now it is believed that
nothing more can be done until the
last bit OF wreckage has been remove cd
from the river The scenes about the
river while the work OF rescue was be-
ing prosecuted We're pathetic in the ex-
treme- Thousands OF people who had
assembled awaited with bated breath
for the discovery Of bodies. Occas-
ionally a wild scream OF some frantic
woman who believed some one dear TO
her was among the unfortunate ones
would echo over the flats only 10 be
taken up at a distance by some other
woman whose heart was breaking by
her loss
Rogers, a notorman OF the III fated
car has been charged with manslaUgh-
ter by the chief OF police and not per-
mitted TO see any one.
PROBABLY THE LAST.
The body OF the seventeenth and
probably the last victim OF the acct
dent was recovered from the river this
afternoon. IL was that OF Matthew
Callinan and 1t was buried in the mud
directly where the trucks OF the mo-
tor had been. cailinan had been In
cluded among the missing from the
first, and IL was certain that he was
dead. The search for bodies has now
been abandoned. The recital OF his
experience by Patrick Looney. the sole
survivor OF the accident. leads 70 the
belief that all the victims We're uncon-
scious when they struck the water.
The first prenonition ! had that any
thing was wrong" said Looney today,
was when the car tipped forward.
Like r flash it came to me that the
draw was open and that we were going
into the river. i know / made a dash
for the rear door. remember that
we'll / have Il dim recollection OF get
ting hold of the handle Of the rear door
and that is all
Tonight st develops that c. A. Fergu-
son, one OF the men who jumped from
the wrecked street car as IL was plUng
Ing to the open draw. has not been
seen since. one Of the other men who
escaped from the car says that Fergu-
son exclaimed My wife IS in that car
and that he wrung his hands and wept
for some time. Ferguson is a contrac-
tor living at Parma, near the city. and
the fact>HIt he has not been seen since
leads 10 the belief that his wife was
in the car and that be may have COM
mitted suicide. How much truth there
Is in the story Will not be known TO-
night.
USED DYNAMITE FOR FISH.
Port Townsend. Wash. Nov Is
News from Valparaiso. Chill. was re-
ceived here today giving details Of the
death OF Captain SteEar and four sea
men of the American bark Edward KID
der. which came from New York 10
load nitrate. The captain and his
men went down the coast a short dis
lance below Valparaiso intending 10
kill fish for the ships use BY using ex-
plosives. People on the shore say rhe
party spent several hours exploding
dynamite near the rocks Then ter
riDle explosion was heard. throwing a
column Of water fifty feet In the air.
and when the smoke cleared away not
a vestiSe OF the boat or its occupants
was 10 be seen. Subsequently dil8gent
search was made along the beach and
the only articles found were BOT q
spllntered wrecieaze OF the ships boat
and one or two hats
ALL WE'RE BAPTIZED.
Fulton, No. Nov. Is.--During the cer-
emonies attendant upon the baptism
OF cumTnuuicanrs az a Baptist uolored
church yesterday. the GerhaTdt britge
over the StInson river Collapsed. pre-
chpita.ting dozens % white and c5l0r=1
spectators fifteen feet into the water.
Men. women and children fell Ia heaps
In the water FIVE feet deep. a number
were more or lees injured, but no one
fatally hurt A fifty fooE span bad
broken letanE the bridge dozra With
cut any TaTSng.
BIG FIRE OR OTHERWISE
Vanceburg. KY. NOV. is.-T~e1ty
miles south OK here in this CgGnty S4t-
1rday. a boiler at the ulil ~ George
expaols1 :. KdweI. TIE
engineer. and WATSON Pre-. were Kill
"a John Edwin pvas fatally injured
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