The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-13

wounded, so far as known, follows:
The Dead
SILAS MINCER, prominent young mer-
chant.
HARVEY RUTLEDGE. negro.
MARY ZIMMERMAN.
Two unknown men. from Burgess Hotel
JOSEPH GRISWOLD, a tailor
JOHN MARTIN. of Madison county.
j. B. RILEY, of Madison county.
GEORGE CARTER, fireman at Grand
MRS. MILT BURGESS, proprietor of the
Burgess Hotel.
Two unknown men, died at ST. Johns
Hospital.
J. M. FOUTZ. farmer.
JOE KYLE, farmer.
Two LEFEVERE boys.
MALT KNAPTON, JR.
MRS. MALT KNAPTON.
JOE LUCAS. negro
ED. FERRELL, a butcher, and his two
little children, Irene and Roy.
FRANK RICHARDSON, restaurant
keeper.
JOSEPH ADAMS, a carpenter.
MRS. CHARLES MAUVER.
- RITTER, a gardener.
MRS WILL LAWSON.
LOUIE SENGEL.
MISS HOLDEN.
JOHN BADT, g farmer.
MRS MAGGIE SHEHAN'S infant
j. WOEHLE, a butcher.
JAMES SMITH a clerk.
MRS JONES.
JAMES SMITH, JR.
MR.. GRAY, son and wife.
ATLAS JONES.
FRANK LEFEVRE.
ETA KIES.
The Injured
MRS BRADEN arm broken.
D. l.. GRIMES. collar bone broken.
- MARTIN, chin fractured and sij
bruised.
- HOSEA. jaw broken
WILLIAM LAWSON. back injured
BELLE MARTIN, chest smashed.
TONY EBERHART, hips bruised.
F. L. HUBBELL. back hurt.
r. II. CRENHoLDER, back injured.
A. b. STAFFORD, back injured.
- ASHWORTHY, chest crushed.
DR. GATE, both arms broken.
MRS. GATE, badly mashed.
MRS. GATES MOTHER, seriously
crushed.
MINNIE BURGESS, spine injured.
MRS. E. GRELL, injured about chest.
MRS. HUGH ROGERS, badly bruised
about body
MIR. and MRS. RITTER, caught under
falling walls.
MRS. f. H. BROWN body crushed.
MRS. LUTHER HUNTLEY, chest
crushed.
- LANE, hip dislocated.
ED YADEN, badly bruised.
- WOLSEY, seriously hurt.
r. l.. HIRSHBERGER, shoulder dislo-
Gated, injured about head
MISS LILLY STAHL, seriously injured.
FRANK MAGRUDER. chest crushed.
UNKNOWN TRAMP, body mashed, will
die.
MRS. EMMA AUSTIN. leg broken.
MRS. WHITNEY, wounded on head.
EMMA WHITNEY, injuries to chest ana
body.
JULIA WHITNEY. internal injuries.
NJ. GERGER, wounded on head and evis
dence of confusion.
IRVING KOHLER. shoulder broken.
MRS. JOHN BEAL, ribs broken, may die.
BABY BEAL. badly bruised. may die.
MRS. KOHLER. leg broken.
MRS. JOHN ADAMS, injured about neck
and shoulders.
JOSEPH JONES, leg cut and arms frac-
tured.
MISS WILKINSON, arm broken.
NJ. BROBY bruised about back and chest
PEARL KNAPTON, arm broken
d. ID. FOREMAN, arm and leg broken.
WILLIAM BLAKE, injured internally.
II. II. FISHER, arm broken.
w. A. DUMFORD, hip dislocated
]. J. SHORT, spine and head injured.
THE DEBRIS BURNS.
The scene following the first terrific crash
of the storm one of awful grandeur.
Business blocks, handsome mansions, ho-
tells and humble cottages were razed to the
ground and scattered in shapeess masses.
Several of the wrecks caught fire. and the
infiammable timbers burned furiously. The
city was crowded with rural visitors, many
of whom were sleeping at boarding houses
unregistered. For this reason the number
of the victims who perished last night may
never be definitely known.
The storm struck the city near the Ma
ticnal Cemetery and swept its way through
the heart of town. Leaving Fort Smith. 1t
bounded by Van Buren, and continued down
the river deInolishing eysrything In its