Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-22
igLEGRAPHIC.
5lRIED IN RUINS
,..n,n Caught Sy' Mass Of Bl'I-
lnB Debris
.,r, ,ry PROBABLY Persisted
....,. I. save Th'm--Ih' H''''
in'" Of FIRE at ST.
Louis.

,o,,,s, Jan. al.-As result ',' o. :
ST. LoO 70. h,o,ldIns a, 4i5 Brosdway
ir 10 ' Az, flrsmeu are buried IN la' vi.
o'lsa, y. n' or e Is dead at Mercy ho' = J.
fulp' snu ~, a. :, the men in the ruins are
n' i, !, ~ be- dead, a, nothing can o,, 70
ibousa' n " Of them, while the n, :, =
. sen :, All. Miller loi salvage corps Nv Nv.
Rlln'p y. heard and I, Is hoped 70 TO-,
ca S,S ne alive. ovney Hines, foreman ,,n%
'a' ,. n,u' 9, who was taken ,'"n,
o. WA .iI,nr soon after the hfe s'ai' ,,l
,,ll, aiiocaIsd aud cut, u,y' in an
l'lu , ,,sep to Mercy hO'pl'Ai !" "
,neala 'i,'1 are owuey Hines, foreman ,ii,s.
~ No. 8; Capt. ulap ~ % hilton
,,ass 4, Of salvage corps ~ = Carl,
h ,.,. n ,alyage CORE ~ - N
Ualiy l,,oD Of chemical No L.
s'aan'op, " loss csuscd by wAlaI m hnu
zoe W .,,mate1 nl July SZuu,uOv,
he ~ s, Aloe 4 Go. place thoit
uly iniuI tont $780, 900, aud II u
bis at htop ~, an the building VIII
i9ousn' an ,5g.OJO. Several thoutahi
i .i',' ismaps was done 70 lne SUI q, y
l,'i I"risp 4 Co., cutlery hf'n "' ''
Bt2sdS S;,. b,oso out at 1880 IN the
In men. nv building at 4ii6 Broadway,
l oul',,.' nv Aloe x Co., dealers ~
cceup,sI ,n,,icaI and electric inslTu-
elu,." nv fire worked ito way up 70
~. ,a,f and soon broke thious y,
,,Ss w. adjoining buildings Al
wy s,e eonpanlss In the business Ioi-
W.. W !, tSs elty were soon on the scene
wy y, a.mes were finally gotten un.
ala sss,,ol when tne top moor leIi
. ~, 10 the ffst loot pinnlng
S-Vn four ffemen, who were ~ "o'A
,1eu. .t hv btohen
In. 1oorlpr, show cass0 aud n large
s."a,iiy m tbr stock, which was col
ss,ss again by the crash All inc
e,.m,s AVAILABLE were put TO Work 10
,,,'n, fellow nfemon aud several
,',,sm. we're turned on the burning
bs,p, from which could be heard tue
I'D, iof help. Finally all tue voices
lut one were slllled. WhelheT the
e,ms, had reached the three anu
s-d,d theft agonies II not known.
M men whowefe eniOmbed belonged
10 l,lvage CORPS No. aud chemioAl
Na 4. Can't Glanvillei hhlnehhft
MlIlsfand James Rho 10y belonged to
tassalyAge corps, and Million Curly
h the ehsmlca! company.
Early during the ptogttss Of the nfe,
Ogpsy Hines, OF truck No, D, WAS taken
lom The second floor baIly cut ny Ny.
ias glassand sunoeatel by amsku, lie
t.fq 10 the ambulance while being
TAKEN to Mercy hospital.
The fttmen worked necessarily TO
faeue their ent0mteI comrades, but
vtis unable 70 reach them up 10
O'clock, yhen II was thought four Of
lhs nee were surely dead, NJ nothing
could 10 seen or heard Of them. The
lhh, RhinehArl Miller, member Of
ralyags corps No. 2, who IL pinned
doEb vn top Of sh,l', can be heard
" bic eomradss, butthey cannot TeA b
hin yet. Thu fiTeueu are mAking IN
t1ofl 10 keep the flames from reaching
lhtif buried cJmtnduf, and aru pouring
quantities Of water on the ruins,
George Rgcker n member Ui cheml-
cal company No. /, was caught, but
vn Afterwards rescued by Charles
Bradley Of salvage corps No. /, and
Jlhtf members Of the company. Tue
mtn who wers killed were ~ In the
itAf Of The store near the alley on tue
lul aud second floors when the crash
cane. Tue cause VI the crash was the
iaulIy construction Of the building,
Ga eVefy floor above The frat, Tor the
Fuipo,e Of lighting the interior, large
'GJllghla led 10 tbs root. The glass
aud ihe castings Of the skyllghls broke
nudei Tue heat and fell, carrying the
uloflng In the rear OF the store W tn A..
Ihr men we're at work underneath,
l'S0a' In,-The hremen have sue.
eetdsd In reseulng Rhinohaft Miller.
Who was taken 10 81. Johns hospital
hls lell aim Was broken aud his body
eAlly bruised, but he Is not fatally In.
!sIsg. The hfemen ure now WORKING
va PIE OF debris with the prospect OF
soon getting OUT the bodies OF the mlss.
'ls men, who ate undoubtedly dead.
$40 D. m.-lhu tirembu have clear, d
away considerable OF the debris ~ hich
pllel on top OF their comrades, aud
iAn' ctles eau DO heird from the cen.
N ,St u tne heap, which is ceillng high,
Ineo o. Tue men said he could rsuoy.
lis Ihe voioo Of Captain siaunton,
ala ,hey art rebuilding their Efforts tu
gss 'he Imprisoned ones out.
hNlil take several hours 10 got IN
49, ~, oI'.onl Q! .ne wTeekage, where IL ID
u'ieu 10 hhd The lour men alive.