Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-28
INJURED AT ST, LOUIS.
Sufferers From the Crushing of Stone
and Timber.


ST. LOUIS, May 2S-The following: Miss
May Walter. gashed on head and arms, not
serious; Miss Josie Walter bruised on
shoulders and head; John Bulkins, Frank
Benson. - Holkamp. unknown man. James
Conway. infant of Mrs Hamilton, will die:
Daniel Heitner. serious; Mrs. Daniel Heit-
ner, severe injuries; Mrs. Castle, serious :;
Gustav Leitner, Chris Smith, William
Swanett. engineer Terminal railroad, badly
hurt; Fireman McGentiss, hurt about head
and shoulders; Henry Althaus, employe ST.
Louis wire mill, crushed will die; Too.sey,
same, internal injuries; - O'Bren, both
arms broken; Theo. Kiss aged eight, skull
1rActurei, otherNi. e injured; T. A. Beers son.
Skull iracturei; Geo. Boetz, heal hurt and
lady bruised; G. PEPPER, internally injured; ;
Nate IenlIelt DOth arms broken, one ear
torn off: Edwin Hyke, at SO6 Olive street
nadiy cut by falling glass; three unknown
uead at gas house, on Convent street near
Main SIX unknown men, found in front
depot railroad power house, badly lac
Grated; Dookkeeper for Joe Ogde La
sane ana Jefferson avenue; engineer for
Hart Back; Joe Davis received scalp
Mouhas al falling building at I'd and Val
Gn ,, Nike DoWd, internally injured Katie
F1lsengel, broken leg; Abbie Burke, ST.
Louis street; c. C. kalb; Julius Shaefer
injured internally, not expected to live. In
d RI serious CONDITION; Harry Smith, Nokomis,
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serious Chas. Street, Newport, Ark. head and
al ms cut, In serious condition; Louise Mill
en- burneFllle, Jefferson county Mo- badly
nurt' Peter Hall, seriously injured; Maud H
tinker, Danville Wis, serious cuts on
mead and body. believed to be fatal: Nj. L..
tinker; j. L.. Tinker, all of Waterloo, ILL.,,
more or less injured, M. L. Tinker serious
~, fatrick McMahon, serious bruises on
Dooy and head; Ben Brennan, badly hurt;
John Ba!k1ns, badly hurt, unconscious;
PEDRO OConnor, aged eleven. 2SOS Brannop
avenue, run over by coal train driven nv
"lno. leg crushed. Following are laborers
working In four-story iron frame, at Lig-
sett q Meyers cigarette factory who were
injured: Patrick Tracey, aged forty-five.
iisht hano torn off; James Lahey, twenty
elgnt' hurt internally; John Toomey, aged
fifty, internally injured; Joseph Bovd. ttir-
ty-nve. leg broken. spine hurt; Mike Lloyd,
Iorty-nve, internally injured; Patrick
heuegg, forty-eight, internally injured 4:
James l.: Fahan. thirty-fve, internally in
Jured' Michael Muldoon, internally injured.
James Le1nthus. twenty-eight, eyes put out
ana scalp wounds; Thomas Griffith, TWEEN
ey-three, MP injured; David Lewis, thirty
five head and body cut MANY Others injured
Caroline Roland, internally: Albert Pla1z
leg broken; Albert Schultz leg and arm
broken.
At City Hospital-Harry Oteson. badly
cut and bruised; Laurence Childress, badly
cut and bruised; Mary Finan, badly cut
and bruised.
Sixty paupers at hospital more or less in
jured.
A driver of Penny & Gentles' wagon
named Fechtenmeyer was thrown from
MS wagon at Choteau and Jefferson and
had his skull fractured.
rom Moss. secretary Of the fire depart
ment' was picked up unconscious at 10th