The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-16
WITH THE DEAD,
The Awful sight Witnessed a. IN.

~"0 @hWAuA 'ishA "tAhH-AfI At tne u n
d@rtskng Houses.
Never IN all history was there a more
horrible sight than the undertaking es-
Establishments presented at o'clock this
morning. All are crowded with horribly
mangled and mutiated remains. Here is
a heap of human shreds so fr,ghtful in its
aspect that tho horrible sight is covered
with a shroud. over there Is a half head,
the ghastly top blown off, and a mutilated
trunk below H. Here is an armless and
legless trunk with the face dishgured be-
yond all possibility of recognition.
Every corpse is disflgured and the CON-
plete roll of death will not be
known for days. and may
never be known for in Butte's
population there is so large a portion that
knows no home and that always runs to a
scene of excitement that some will never
be missed. Undoubtedly some perished
in he flames.
SOME OF THE DEAD.
There are IL dead at the Butte Under
taking rooms. Three arc identified.
These are:
MIKE MEADE.
WILL SMITH, colored.
GEORGE WILTON.
At the Montana Undertaking rooms
there are 10 dead. The identified are:
JACK SLOANE, fireman.
GEORGE FIFER, fireman.
WILLIAM MAGEE.
JOHN f. CHARLES, n brother of County
Commissioner Dave Charles, believed TO
be identified beyond doubt.
Another body has receipt in a pocket
signed Foster.
AZ Sherman's undertaking rooms there
are 10 dead. Those identified are:
CHARLES GUTTENBURG, an employe of
the Butte Hardware company. His folks
line in Usage, Iowa.
c. +. TRACEY, who worked for Elvers &
Mayo.
c. w. ENGLISH.
FRED hREMBACK, policeman.
JAMES O'LEARY. a boy.
ALBERT GODDARD.
One body at Sherman's numbered Is.
has n watch, chain and papers which may
lead to Identification.
Another body numbered % is supposed
TO be that of GEORGE GALBRAIrH.
No. 10 has IN It's pocket a note book
which makes it possible that the body is
that of j. J. ENRIGHT.
No. IL has a watch chain, two pocket
knives, keys and letters which may lead
to Identification.
No 3 Is believed to be the body of Nc
HALE, brakeman Oh the Montana Cen
trai.
No. is believed to bo the body of Pro-
FEssoR ROBBINS.
Another body is believed to be that OF
CONJAGNA BARINIA.
The total of bodies at the three under
taking establishments is Al. There are
moro dead than this.
AT TLEAsr FIFTY KILLED.
The total is likely to be 80, an may
reach more.
Among those undoubtedly dead but b
whose remains cannot be recognized is
FIRE Marshal Cameron. All thai has been
found OF him is the cap of the heroic and
noble chief. a cap which when found was
filed with blood. His remains may be
unrecognizeable in one of the undertake
ing establishments and may be COM
pletely annihllated.
THE DEAD TIREMEN.
What is left of the fire department fur
nishes the following list of paid firemen
killed
A. ID. CAMERON, chief.
JACK SLOANE, assistant chief.
DAVID Moses.
GEORGE ElFER.
PETER MARYLAND.
Ed SLOANE.
A number of volu nteer firemen are also
believed to have been killed.
Dave Moses body is not identified, but
q boot attached to an unrecogn Lzablo
body is thought TO be his. Dave was a
brother of Mrs. Abe Heyman.
OTHER VICTIMS.
Another man thought 10 be dead is Joe
d. Miller Miller was you ng lawyer and
came here from Salmon City. Idaho, and
was sto piping at the Hotel Butte. He was
evidently attracted TO the scene by the
fire. lie has been here abo Ut a week on
law business connected with mining.
Miller was about % or 30 years of age and
one armed. lie was married and has q