Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-19


already in signt, two men and
wOmns, hut 1t was impossible u Ut
cover them sufficiently TO identity
them, the firs Ball being dangerOus.
There " no douHt the disaster was
caused by boiler explosion. Frank
tOesoher, engineer, IL l. said, was in'
toxicateJ, ami after turning large
quantity Of cold whter Into the hot
boilers ioN the building, ten mlnuics
before tue explosion occurred.
The police are looking for HIM
Guuty was n fivC.siofy nuilding Vsl-
uud ut 90, 900 Rnd had been used ~ au
hotel since 1858 when II was rebuilt
after a FIRE In which one life was lost.
ONE or THE VICTIMS.
General Adams, whose body IL be.
lisveI 10 be- In the ruins, has been
rseilsnt OF the state since early dayp,
anu formerly took prominent patt Ia
politics as n Republican. 10 1873, n.
the time Of tue Ute troubles, lac was
Indian agent ~ QUAY reservation.
Following the expiration OF that
appointment he was sent TO Chile as
United State. consul, and served "A
number OF Year,. Oflate years he was
engaged In mining and various other
enterprises at Creole ami Cripple
Creek. General Adams Was tull
brother Of ox.State Auditor Louis
schwaubeck. The name Of Adams
was gwen him by an act Of the legis'
lBlufv.
THE OwNEB.
Peter Oumry, owner Oi the hotel,
was an old time citizen Of Denver. lie
was about sixty yeats OF age, widow.
or, his daughter being the wife OF IL.
| &. Gieinrf. ali three Of whom pcrlshsd
In the explosion.
AtlI O'Clock one body, which was
not Identified, had been removed from
the runs, and several more were In
sight. The uumUsf killed will not .N'
coed twenty.
pEAD, IEJyHED AND MISSING.
Tie following are the lists OF dead,
injuroi aaI missing m lar ~ Aseef-
tanned;
Dtad-Ps.er Gumty, owner OF the
note; II. {. Grciuvr, manager Of tue
ho,s, sDu.in.lAw " Peter Gumry;
ME-. Il. &. Gteiner, cler. ~ tho hOtoi,
daughter OF Peter Gumry; General
CHARLES Adams. Mani'Ou, Colo; A, l..
Blake, Pueblo, Colo; AyfOn T., Hsw-
Icy, Union Pacific rallroaI clets, Dsu.
yer; janice Murphy, contractor, Den'
yer; Geo. Burt, passenger conductor,
Rock leland railroad, Colorado SPRING.;
Mfa, Il. q. Won aud daughter, Lilac
coin, Neb,; two ohsmbermAids, names
unknown; one bell boy, name uu-
known.
Mlisnng-Grsinor, father Of T.. G
Grsiner, manager u the hote Bud.
Burnos, Colorado Bpfiug'; w, !. Car
son, Pueblo, Colo; T.. French and
b II Latsb. Central City, Colo.i Il. +.
| McClOikpy, Canon CITY, Colo; Judge
Glynn, Lrgdvilr, Colo, II 10 not
positively known that these two men
were IN their room.
| lnluieI-Joseph Munal, cigar
maker, Cairo, Ills, face and head
terribly cut; body bruised; internal in.
luties; Mlonaol q. Burgess, severely
cut shout tho iaog, A. Il. lrwln, uigu.
CLERK, cuts and bruises; J. II. h1is1n,
railway conductor, body badly bruised,
ia,grnal injuries.
J. II. Lubon was discovered alive In
the ruins about o'clock. lie was
damned between an Ice box and tim.
Der In such y shape that 1t was imp0s.
sible To remove him TOT several hours.
Meantime he begged piteously TO be
saved.
About 10 o'clock he was rescued and
removed NJ once 10 the hospital. Que
" his arms WAS crushed and he may
have suffered internal injuries, but To-
oOyoTy Il confidently expected.
WITHOUT INJURY.
Among the guests who escaped prAc.
tiCtlly unlnluTvd aTeI
| Peter POts aud daughter, Chattsn-
oogn, Tenn; w. II. MoCOrnick, travel.
ing salesman, Chicago; Ray Holme,
Ogden, Utah; Mr. And Mrs. W. G..
M0LAin anu baby Huron, KNusas,
MIR. aud Mite. Henry shaw, Huron,
KAnsAs; Herman Lsudsrr, IMAnitou,
COlJ.; AiL AnI Mrs. J. w. Roberts,
Colorado Syringe.
/ y, m,-Fiv0 bodice have been To.
covered, two OF which have bsen
identified As the remains Of Mt. and
Nrs. Il. q. Greinor. The others aro
unidentified. Judge James GlyIn had
had room at the hotel, but II ~ not
positively known that he occupied the
room last night. He WAS prominent
Popu ist aud served one term "a distIict
Judge OF the rniTlseHIh judicial Jis.
iriUl. Being defeated for reelection
last ihll, he removed from HOlyOke,
Colo, TO Luadyille, where ho engaged
in the practice VI law.