The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-29
Peter McGivins. Craddick. Martin.

Peter McGivins. craddick. Martin.
Crimp, Mrs.
Demonatina. Sophia. Drenn, James.
Dugan. Annie. Dunn, Joseph. Dunn.
Michael.
Emans. T. A. Employees of Llgget
& Myers. 20. Employees of Worden
Cutler company, 25. Ender. Mrs.
Frieske. Edna Frisske, Mrs. Clara.
Frieske. Sutter. Fullmer, Gustave.
Gallagher (girD. Gaul. Julius Glib
bone
Hall. Evan Taylor. Hassing, d. He
lix. Mrs. Hess. Harvey. Hezzell, John.
Hickey. Maggie. Howe. Isabella.
Hubert. George.
Irwin, Thomas.
Janitor st. Paurs church. Jabopo.
Bertha. Jones, Angeiine. Jones, Silas
Knabel, G. w. Kehling. Henry.
Killian. Harry. Killian. James. Kill
Han, Thomas. Killian. William.
Leinkes, Andrew j. and daughter.
Lohing. John. Louis. Mrs. Manchei-
mer. Fred.
Martini. Joseph. Manner. Joseph.
Meyers. Joseph. Miller. Robert. Mi
main, Herman. Mcdonald. Malachi
Nye, Charles.
otteman. William. ottenad. William.
Ottensmeyer. H.
Pandy, John. Plachek. William.
Rafferty,, John Ribeck, Charles.
Rodriguez. Francesca. Rux. Mrs. Ma
tilda> Rux, Tina
Schmidt. Charles. Schweidemen.
Charles. Sims. Lewis F. Spillman.
Mrs. Stephens, Thaddeus j.
Tandy. Charles.
Unknown men, 10. Unknown women.
eight. Unknown children. five.
Wise, Mike.
Weber. Wallace. Wells. Fred. Wills.
s. Winckler, William. woilman, Gus
tave. Woodruff, Mrs. Woods, w. w.
Zimmers, Ernest.
kou Il i.sts In the Day.
Wallace Bradshaw, Peter Deadwick,
Charles Gallagher, Rose Duggen, Cas-
per Fielder, Frank Fisher, Charles Gall
lagiher, Mrs. Anna Geringer and child,
Mrs. John F. Herman, Robert Hold,
Mrs. August Jaahn, Fred Jondeck, A.
d. Jones, Mary Lewis, Anna Love. Joe
Miller.
Three unknown dead; three unknown
taken from quarry; 10 at morgue: un-
known man found on Park avenue; un-
known boy found at 1850 South Eigh-
teenth street; unknown man killed at
Union depot: unknown woman found
in ruins; unknown man found on Sec
ond and Choteau streets; woman and
child found in ruins at South Jefferson
street.
Rhe Most seriously Injured.
Altouse, Henry.
Benel, George. Bennett, Fred. Ben
WILL Mrs. Kate. Berg, George. Booker.
Mrs. Frank. Boyd, Joseph. Brenner,
Harry. Brent, Joseph.
Carman. Jacob. Castle, Mrs
Chucky, Frank. Codolen, Joseph.
Flynn, William. Frankie. Mrs. Will
lam and two children.
Gallagher, Mrs. Lizzie. Gum, Bird
get Gunther. John II.
Head. Miss. Heikminie, William.
Hermann, j. Herman, Miss Clara.
Hoff, Clara
Infant son of Mrs. Hamilton.
Jansen, Edward. Johnson, William.
Kane. James. Keller. Alex. Klos,
Mrs. Jacob. Kopadt. Henry.
Lapey, James. Lether. James. Len
ahan, James. Lewis, David.
Marer, H. II. Marer Mrs. Maber,
Mrs. Mabrous, Mrs. b. Marshall. An
ME. McKenna, Gortie. Moran, Pat
Mulrooney, Michael.
O'Brien, John. O'Connor, John.
Ramay, Joe. Richter, Paul. Rol-
land. Caroline. Rowder, ]. w.
Schmidt, Mrs. Shuttle. Albert. Shot
man, Emil Shotman. Mrs. Emil and
three children. Satek, Lulu. Stark
lon, DIR. Max. Stewart. Albert. Street,
Tracey, Katie. Tracey. Pat. Tracey.
Thomas.
Unknown, nine.
Vincent, Frank Vontuata, Charles.
Wagner, Mrs. Mary. Waters. En-
ma Warren, Joe. Werner, DR.. c. E.
Scenes In the lie X om.
The work of handling the unidenti-
fed bodies was reduced to a system to-
day by Coroner Waite. The dead were
placed in rows behind screens. The
crowds of people searching for lost
friends and the morbidly curious which
thronged about the morgue. glided past
the dead room at a rapid pace. The
bodies were identified rapidly, and as
fast as identified were removed and
their places were taken by constantly
arriving corpses. The scenes among
the bodies were pitiful. a corps of hos
pital nurses being constantly en-
ployed caring for fainting women and
terrified. shrieking children.
uuIIdinrs DESTROYED
Among the buildings destroyed or
damaged are the Singer Sewing Ma
chine building, almost totally wrecked;
Haydock carriage building. unroofed:
ST Johns church, steeple blown of;
Liederkranz hall. flooded: st. Louis
Wire company. destroyed by fire; Nilly
foundry building. unroofed; Burlington
IfelBnt mouse, same Idles Ot. LOUIS
Broom factory, wrecked.
Along Twenty-seventh street, between
Olive and Papin streets, not a building
escaped. Epstein's wholesale liquor
house was blown down; the Sawyer
Manufacturing company. same; Grone's
brewery, wrecked; Scandinavian
church. on Clark street. turned over:
Gales Wire mill, unroofed; St. Louis
Commission company's building. Main
and Pine. wrecked; Penny & Guntler
store, demolished; Charles II. Peck's
new building. unroofed; building of
William Koenig & Co, almost demol-
ished; roof of Fulton Iron Works. blown
of; freight shed of the Burlington
road, from Carr street to Franklin av-
enue, totally wrecked two engines on
the Vandalia road, thrown down an
embe nkment and destroyed; the Mailer
lumber yard, completely carried away;
also Louisville & Nashville depot; Cen
tral Home of Rest, demolished; skylight