San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-05-28

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ton avenue; unknown man at Third and
Ruger streets; 10 unknown men and one
unknown man at Third and Ruger streets;
Two unknown men, Menard avenue; un.
known woman and children between
Lafayette and Emmett streets, in the
alley, the child was clasped In the
woman's arms; Fred Bennett, 1890 South
Seventh street; unknown boy, apparent
ly II years old, 1880. South Thirteenth
street. AT Broadway and Southland
streets four-story brick collapsed, bury
ing several families. l.. --4
Injured-Miss May Walter, cash on head
ana arm; Miss Josie Water, bruised on
shoulders and head; John Bulkin, Frank
Benson, = Holkamp, unknown man, Jas.
Conway, infant Of Mrs. Hamilton, will
die: Daniel Hertner, serious; Mrs. DAN
Gus; Gustav Leitner, Chris. Smith, VIM.
Swannett, engineer, badly hurt; Fireman
Mckenzie, hurt about head and shoul-
ders; Henry Althouse, employed at st.
Louis Wire mill, will die; = O'Brien.
both arms broken; Theo. Ross, aged
9, skull fractured and otherwise in
jured; T.; A. Benson, skull fractured;
George Boetz, head hurt and badly
bruised; George PEPPER, internally In.
one ear torn off; Edwin Hyke. badly cnt
by falling glass; six unknown men, front
Of Union depot railroad power house,
badly lacerated; bookkeeper for Joe
Ogden, La Sale and jefferson avenue;
engineer for Hart & Black, Joe Davis.
Second and Valentine streets; Mike
Dowd, internally injured; Kate Filsinger,
named Fechtmeyer. skull fractured; Lon
Moss, secretary Of the fire department,
picked up unconscious; Tom Car
roll, injured by flying wreckage;
Joseph Ireland, injured about head.
serious; M. +. Crawley, with three
Others, was standing In the hallway of st.
Paul's church, Ninth and Lsfaye-te
They were badly bruised by falling brick;
Abbie Burke, c. C. Kalb, Julius Shsfer,
Injured internally. will die; Harry Smith,
Nokomis. Ills, badly injured, about head
and body; Charles Street, Newport, Ark !,
head and arms cut. seriously: Louis E.
Miller. serious; Peter Hall. serious;
Maude Fl; Tinker, Danvile, Wis, will
die; j. w. Tinker. serious; Patrick
Mahon. bruised on body and head; Ben
hurt, unconscious; Frank Benson, badly
cut; j. l.. Holkamp, confusion Of face
and head, serious; James Conway, seri-
Gus; Pedro O'Connor, seriously; Patrick
Tracy. James Laher. John Toomey, Jo-
seph H. Boyd, Mike Lloyd, Jas. Lenahan,
Michael Mulroy, Jas. Leintber, Thomas
Griffith, David Lewis, Carl POLAND, Al
bert Platz, Albert Shuttle. $500 8 .
At the city hospital: Harry otteson,
Laurence Childress, Mary FIrnan and
sixty psupers, at the hospital, more or
less Injured. Fifty men were at
work on the frame work of Lig-
gift & Meyers tobacco factory. Twenty
or thirty escaped without injuries, while
the remainder are thought to be buried In
the ruins. .-...-r.. ~. ........-, 800
The Gravers planning mill, at Gravers
and Arson streets, was destroyed. fs5'
u The South st. Louis Turner hall, 1873
Arsenal street, had the roof blown off.
The Carondolet Gas and Electric COM
psny's buildings were considera bly, dam
aged. .seaa T.lts. k.s.
The Hydraulic Press works on the
Manchester road and Frisco tracks were
blown down.
Dead at East Sc. Louis: Mrs. Martel
and three servant girls, at the Martel
house; George Woods, clerk In the Van
dalIa office; Henry Spricler, Vandalla: g.
f. Haine. DIR. G. ST. Hull, dentist; Mrs.
Hickey, Joe Frank. ri
Injured at East st. Souls:a John Bew-
niger, Nat st. Clair. clerk OF hotel; II. G.
Ball, engineer b. & o: Mrs. Ellen Hem
messy. will die: w :. c. Williams, assistant
superintendent OF st. Louis and East st.
Louis sailway, right arm broken. inter-
nal Gsy P sn.ssn KENNEDY p Ro BEN
Ind, internally; K. q. McMann,a T. p.
Gilman, internally; w. c. Vanmeter,
fatally; VIM. Hope, Mary II. Bader, Mrs.
Horace Trump. VIM. Offerrell, Dan. Kel-
Nv, Joe. Duffy, VIM. Price, Baby Brewer,
John Block. Joseph Reed. Ambrose Har-
ram, Jas. Ramsay and four members of
the Armour family.