The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-01

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fr<n have nc. beer toccss1 No oss e2e
tai II the r-.ns ececsa1 IL oo9es e
vsrtsns 81 ske ssorH-
some % the iocai ca,ers hnve eeea
s~~srs n shs.r eenze>ssssoz Of TIE mayor
OF ~ City for not h~srx active n ~
storing ers<v IN the ssorm-swecf district
whe<ner this h ess b the tact that he
rrfns conceal herman bodies or tsa6 AMI
raais tire sio>s can tell TIE vorf o.
se<Dehsnr IN TIE ruins Of the ole rry hos
rf,&I for victims og the storm h>g1n To-
Day With . fescs % ssboreFE TIE super-
inssndens with . gang of dry negro pr1s-
cnsrs and IN ossat % czsy ard the reces-
%5ff@<1tH y
ssor. srrf-et on tire scene early u me
morning Bs<ees he force Of workhouse
Ixs5Fk-s. thirty tasoseFs from tie s>~ef
department. v.rs also piace1 ~ work
anonr the rusna
he sssrrA~~s were divided into ssvsrn1
scuass. Distributed over TIE ground m
rh< pisc>s that Il vas believed woald -
most productive Of results A half deSsa
rsards, armed with coukls barrei shat
ho1se pr.~sae-a 70 prevent any attempt At
escape. Tbs work Of searching for the
bosses Was conducted in . thorough man
n<r and with . pleasing absence o. tkat
siip.hod n,erno6 30 apparent IN 0cner lo-
cations In the south end Every pile OF
rubh4sn heap<d upon the Eroond sads o.
tse walls was FIRST searched and then the
cehrss remaining upon the noors that we're
SIN standing were similarly searched
and thrown aside. clearing she entire space
within the wzila The whole place was
gone over without dtsciostng . trace o. .
human body.
The authorities ~ Jefferson barracks
have notified the central refsf COMMITTEES
that . force % troopers VIII bring - 20
tire wrecked districts . large member OF
tents tomorrow and establish comrnss-
szry for the purpose Of furnishing cooked
food FOR the needy. The cavalry cooks and
camp men VIII DO the work.
Tie E4mber Of persons and famiiies VINO
are sFili without homes and without the
means OF getting them d great In
scores Of Instances families Of day Labor
ers bad al their household goods destroy
81 ard they have no means o. replacing
them. Among people Of this class there
has already been mach suffering, and the
rsiiss furnished has been iEsieauate. Half
a dozen wagons were In use today dis
tsibgfinx food 10 the hungry. Over hun
crsd teams we're kept busy moving furni-
sure frem wrecked buildings FOR those ~ho
I'D not have the means To pay for a van
The most activity IN that direction was In
The Sonlard district
There are hundreds Of people who need
clothing and need IL badly. and the supply
On hand n meager.
vast fhrong Of excursionists from the
rural districts Of Missouri ana Illinois
made st. Louis their Mecca today. and II
Is estimAt~d iso.oD people viewed the ruins
Of the storm
The following dead wePs recovered from
the ruins Of the storm today: Adolph An
schei. Mrs. Lien Aennessy ana John
Xsely.