Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-03-25
= Nalonev. burned about the face an.

hands.
II. A. Sufield. severely bruised; taken
home.
Kate Carney. face and head slightly
burned in descending from the fourth
floor; went home unasssted.
Edward u. Hill. severely burned about
the face and neck.
Hugh S Elliott. manager Presbyterian
Board OF Publications; hands and face
burned: not serious.
Herman Il. Overman. fell from fire es-
cape as he was descending: slightly in
cured.
II. T. Cunningham. head and body
burned while running down stairways
Policeman Joseph Rogers Of central de-
tail: overcome ny smoke while reScuing
people from the burning building: slight.
~ burned. but not disabled.
Prof; Hans 5. Line. face and hands
burned.
T. \. Wise. legs and hands severely
Philip Farley. right leg broken in lump
ing from Second-story window.
W IL. Murphy. engineer OF Emerson
ders
Josie I;axa. right ankle broken in
jumping from second-story window
Annie BaXa. jumped with her sister
from second floor; severely bruised
David Schaefer arm broken trying to
catch A. +. Mccullough. who Jumped
from the third floor
A. NJ. PETERSON. shipping clerk for
CHARLES II. HTPPARD with Presby-
terrain Book concern.
ABE MORRIS. Pana, Ill. visiting in
building.
Scarcely doubt exists that in the
ruins now being searched many more
bodies will be found Ten people were
reported at the lake front station dur
ng the night and morning as missing.
and those who appealed to the police
Tor information declared that probably
their loved ones would join the list of
the dead when the search for bodies
was concluded.
The missing as reported to the DO
lice:
William A. Olmsted. president of w
y. OlmSted Scientific company and pro-
pri"tor of w. A. Olmsted Supply COM
pany.
w. j. Wilcox. treasurer of W. A. Ohm
sted Scientific company.
G. II. Arms. secretary of w A Ohm
Sted company.
C. A Price. cashier for W. a. Olmsted
company.
William Marvin. carpenter in employ
of w. A. Olmsted.
Anna Guest cashier for the National
Music company.
ployed by the Presbyterian Publishing
company.
Mrs. NJ T.. Harris, employed as book
keeper for w. a. OlmSted Scientific COM
pany.
Unknown woman.
c. 7. Anderson. employed by Sweet.
Wallach * Co.
Tony -. last name unknown; office
boy for Sweet. Wallach &c Co.
Fred Hamll. vaudeville singer. en-
ployed at National Music company.
Solomon Grolman. Jr., western agent
for Henry Hoffman of Columbus. o.
Solomon Grollman. Sr. with Solomon
Grollman. Jr-: thought to have met his
sons fate.
II. L. Nelson. chemist employed by the
Olmsted Scientific company
William Bos Is years old: clerk en-
ployed by the Olmsted company.
PHIL GRAVES, residence unknown.
MISS HATTIE DAVIDSON. employed
by Olmsted company. lived at Van Buren,
street and Wabash avenue.
FRED Robson, GAIA South Wood
street. employed in eraser department Of
OlmSted company.
PHILIP FARLEY. 81 Elborn avenue:
mover for the Conover Piano company.
Half an hour from the time that
the explosion shattered the windows
the destruction of the building was
complete. With incredible rapidity the
flames spread from room to room and
from floor to floor. driving the panic
stricken inmates before them in rush
for the windows, stairs and elevator.