The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-23

loI Oh the Ddke OttnS. anu iOokiuS
at IL Chief Flannery argued that II the
fire started from its burning out. and
at the time claimed. II would have been
possible for IL to have reached the front
of the building by the time the assistant
chief arrived there. but hardly other
wise. and starting from the stack. where
there was a draught. would doubtless
have kindled more rapidly than as
though IL started over the ovens. where
there was no draught. From these de-
auctions. Chief Flannery formed the
conclusion that the fire either started
from the stack or II had been burning
over the ovens much longer than was
admitted.
Proprietor Haggerty when seen yes
terday, denied the claim that there was
plenty of water pressure n said that
IL was impossible to throw n stream of
water to the third story, and that the
streams did not break the windows of
the second story. Mr.. Haggerty esti-
mates his loss at $40. 0oo. on which there
was no insurance, as stated in yester-
days Standard. A great many certih-
Gates of deposit were destroyed. but
these can all be replaced. There was
a large amount of money in the safe.
most of 1t belonging to the
who had deposited II there for safe
keeping. This, it is expected. will all
be recovered when the safe Is re-
moved. j. o. Jones, an employe OF Mr..
Haggerty. had a force of men at work
all day yesterday ~uncovering the safe.
1t was found toward evening and will
doubtless be taken out to-day. From
its appearance it is judged everything
inside of il will be found intact. MIR.
Haggerty will ave an Office on Quartz
street until everything is settled up.
All of the victims of the fire reported
yesterday as being injured were much
improved last evening with the excep-
| t;-,, - II,,oh nAxylo nnl thnra yfaS
some Improvement in his condition. A
thorough examination of his injuries.
made possible by his improvement. has
developed that he is unquestionably
seriously injured internally, and as yet
it is impossible to tell what his
chances for recovery are. All of the
rest Of the injured are reported as out
of danger. The hospitals where the I'M
fo%rtunates are confined were thronged
with visitors yesterday who called to
offer their condolences to injured
friends
Coroner Tremblay decided yesterday
to hold a Joint inquest over the bodies
of Matt Doyle and Frederick Rohle,
the two victims of the fire who lost
their lives. The inquest will begin at
the city hall at 1 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon in either the police court or
council chambers. Coroner Tremblay
called a jury yesterday and swore the
1 llciliptIS, ditti NDith tht Cihoiho VI
the two men were viewed and an adj
journment taken till tomorrow.
Following is the list Of those who
occupied rooms in the hotel:
Frank Anderjack. Paddy Brown.
Robert Boyle. Henry Bernier. Ed.
Broamer, r.. II. Best. John F. Burke.
Thomas Burns. Bert Batterman, JOIN
Black, b. F. Blackly, Bernard Byrne,
Mike j. Corners. Dennis Clark, James
C~avanaugh, Henry Canaman, Thomas
Callahan. Frank Connolly. Mike Y.
Connor, John ID. Clancy, Tim j. Gala
ham,. Con Curran. Mike Cooney. Joe
Cassidy, James Connell. Pat Cruise,
John II. Crowley. Michael Connolly,
Mike ~Cavanaugh. Dan ]. Costello.
John Dougherty, Matt f. Doyle. Mike
Duffy, j. j. Dougherty, John Dooly,
James Dean, Dan Duffy, John Deason,
John Donohue, William Dooley, Mike
Dee. James b. Dolan. w. +. Durham.
John NJ. Dugan, James Dick, Ed.
Dougherty. James Doyle. James Elliott.
Pete Farley. Thomas Flanagan. Mike
Freeman, Thomas Finn, James Farrell,
Over Foley. Michael Fahey, Mike Ca
han. John Glenn, Robert Galloway.
Joe Cannon, William Griffin. John l..
Glendenning, r. J. Gillin. NJ. Geary.
Mike Holland. j. b. Hurley, Dennis
Harrington. Dan F. Hayes, Jerry Hol-
land, Tim Harrington. Dan f. Harring-
ton. John l.. Harrington. William
Hickey, p. j. Holahan, John Hender-
son. Joh Irving, Mike Judge. D.. H.
Jones, John Kelliher, James f. Kerri-
gan, Pat Kearney, Frank Kanaubley.
Ben Knox, Mike Heating, Frank
~Kraigbramer, William Killeen, Mike
Long. NJ. j.. Leonard, Dan
Lynch. John Leeeson, j. d. Leary,
John A. Lynch, r. j. Lloyd. Jerry
Lynch, Dan Linihan, Frank Layton.
Andrew Lusak, Jerry Moriarty, John
/ Nnxnihan Jnhn Mnl1an larry Mao
ney, Lawrence Murray. Dennis Muir
ply. Bat Moore, John Murtha. James
f. Murray. j. j.. Mullane, Matt Matt
sick, John Maher, Con f. Murphy, Pat
Murphy, Dan Mullane. John E. Nc
Donald, John Mccormick. James Nc
Geary. Pat McDevitt, Frank +. Nc
Donald. Thomas Mclaughlin, l.. +.
McAulif. Ed. McHendrick. Dan Nc
Mahan, Pete McSisac. Martin Naugh-
ton, Pat Nolan, Thomas Norton, Dan
Nolan, j. j.. O'Leary, Mike O'Connell.
Jerry O'Connell. Jerry l.. O'Neil. Dan
o'Neil, James OKeefe, Mike O'Gor,
man, Pat O'Connell, John O'Farrell.
Dennis j.. O'Connor. Henry Pitts, S. ].
Prenapp, Richard Phillips. NJ. *. Phe-
Ian, NJ. Prindiville, Mike Reddy, Mar
tin Rooney, David Russell. C. S.
Roach. Hube Regain. Thomas Red
mond, Tim Rafferty,. John Redmond, T..
+. Rowe. Frederick Rohle. Dennis o.
Sullivan, Simon Sullivan. Dan J.. Sulli-
van, j. b.. Sullivan, Pat II. Shea, Thos.
II. Shaughnessy. Joe Schoote, A. Ii.
Seton, John +. Sloan, John Scofield,
Ed. Stack, job Simmons. Henry Silk
err, John Sheehan, Dan j. Sullivan,
Quinn Sullivan, NJ. Sweeney, John
Sullivan. William Scanlon. John Sher-
idan. Jerry j. Sullivan. William Thorn.
ton. Morris Tierney, Robert Vanston,
Dave N. WEIGH. william Whiteley. w.
II. Williams, G.. T.. Woods, jacob
Youch. Kertz, Jerry c. O'Neill. William
Qualey, II. ~Shaughnessy. John II.
O'Neill, Matt Rauch. John f. Sullivan,
Arthur O'Malley, Dan Regain, John f.
Sullivan. Mike O'Connor. Henry Rat
cliffe, Pat A. Smith. John O'Rellly.
Chas. Riley. Anthony Scott. Rich Owens.
NJ. f. Regain. John c. Sheridan. Pat
O'Neill. Harry Rees, william SINNERS.
William Phelan, Joe Roberts. Pat
Scanlon. Martin Prendergast, Barney