The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-17

hesa IS 10 give All 70 sacse who will hav.
70 n@st1 Ase eTa-- = "A Smith cszl~-ssay. ;.
tstass COMMITTEE. e y. Dorchester. c. &
Murray. c. =. aaniaE. s =. R~e-szz~
sessr2l hundred r.en are searrAinx the
ne41s. csSsnx up the seAr.s. dragging shs
ere~ks TIE rz-ssans cAlsa % I.xsSe Most
eeIrry was fcss-Ns this rsnrrirE m va-sSs
tro7n home TIE nisle ones sknsl was
crashed aae the brains al Eoas. as r
sccoEe1 oa-. This cam2sefes The. sesfrue-
non Gt tae Montgomery family HIS dead
VIE and Two babes were frss-A last right
ne streets arA crowded with s1rxrscr n4e-
pc. Hanrreis cf farmers are n sows.. ard
y sersns sAas half the population Of psns-
son are Sere to3sy.
Details % the sfavv-, z-sx --a-s A,s--zss.s
fooass asse h@en secapSsAre<t. Hniss ;r~n
e1- eyes s91Ee1 car. cheeks fingers ana
tees cut OF clean as Il WITH knife. hair
p9ifed out. great sisvsrs Of wsssd STICK ,,e-
through limbs. noses aa;teres. in ska,4s
erosned- brains seooped out. Some OF n.
sIc11',ls aase aecks broken. while Others
are na1siafed horribly. some are not
broken or bruised at all, bs,, apsarrntiv IL
serene IN dsaia. Many private homes are
u,iixef As hospitals TIE heiss are sfoirr
al possao4e to care for the dying aaa
wounded The uadertakers are oy-~-s.
VITA work. The people view the dark skies
aaa threatene.rg clouds with evident ap-
Hrae1saen- People are responding g~ner-
oasiy to the call for help. Over =. 90 has
been raised
Ine ooiored dead are. J. Walker. Nora
Nschossoa and three children. Lacy Rsi-
Hager. Sloan Balhnger Matte King. Mary
Lake. Katie King. John rake.
Lstifia Lake. Fails Lake. Lizzie Lake.
Ehxa Cox. Charles Cox. sam Petty. Jim
English two children OF Wesley Patty.
snree children OF Ben cephus. three chl-
10 - -
tNo unisen.sfied babes. Eve co-pses UNI
dentified
Wounded. white. Mrs W. II. Hickey.
hxas shoulder broken. head crushed. IN
fernai Injuries. VIII die before usgAt: her
youngest eaiid expected 10 die; Young soa
OF John Ames. head crushed, bosiy hurt.
expected 70 die: three daughters Of Mrs
Jenkins. enc fatally wounded. The other
TWO seriously. Mra Jenkins herself pain
iaiiy wounded IN the back. but will not
die; several children OF wraxat Clark.
AT Grays Mil: ". Kelley. head erush-
ed. other injuries. may die: unknown baby.
said 10 be named Richards. fatally in
JGred; Mrs Alex Poor. countless wounds
or body and head. expected 20 die; John
ard Hiram Wilson. both badly hurt
Test OF family of nine dead: Mrs
Charles Held. bad head wounds.
may recover. Jim Herring. head wounds.
~a4i paoo@ass uAe, Miss tseorsse Aadereon.
terribly wounded. reported last night dead:
Mrs Maud Craigh and daughter. terribly
injured: Otto BsAinger. whose wife and
three children are dead. slight Injuries;
Isaac Burns and child; @. h. Vice. wife
and three children, slightly hurt; Henry
Miller. head wounds. body bruised: two
sons Of Rev. J. D. Shearer who was killed.
slightly injured: Mrs Jessie Brown. bones
broken, body crushed. Mrs. ]. b. King and
TWO children. slightly injured. W. s. Bosf-
wick. painfully wounded; Mrs. W. S. Bos,-
wick. head wounded. may de
Coiored. woanded-Dan cephus. fatally:
Nlnia Hogan, seriously. Jane Mauph.n.
legs broken. head and body wounded, may
die. Mrs. Wesley Patti, expected 20 die.
Harriet Lane. head wounded: j. MitrIa.
son and daughter: Mrs. Bridget Patrick.
Charles PIckett. Bertha Patrick, Mrs
John Late. George Niekerson. May Pat
rick, Mandy Patrick. Jane Luckett.