The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-05

anything more being dumped there that
Sanitary Policeman WATSON ordered the
teamsters to stop dumping at that point
and to take their loads OUTSIDE the city
limits. instructions were also given TO
be more careful in loading. so as 20
avoid the possibility Of IN remains
getting into the wagons.
There was a report yesterday after
noon that another body had been found.
and the coroner and undertaken were
quickly on the ground with hundreds
of spectators. on investigation, how
ever. the burned flesh proved to be
chunks Of pork stored in the butcher
shop. The carcass of a cat was also
found.
Dozens of men are at work every day
raking over the rubbish, both in the
ruins n on the dump, hunting for
gold pieces. Many OF the miners had
gold concealed i'm their rooms. n
many men out Of employment keep
busy over the rubbish in the hope Of
finding some Of the lost money.
Late yesterday afternoon there was
discovered toward the east side of the
ruins portions of the body of Dan j.
Sullivan. the fourth and the last one Of
the missing men. Only a portion OF the
trunk OF the body was found. showing
the junction of the legs with the body.
The trunk was burned and charred. so
that II was difficult to tell whether the
relic was part of a human body. or
shop. but physicians declared the
charred remnan to be Enthusiastically a
portion Of n m body.
Close by this trunk was a charred
strip of flesh. evidently part of a hui
man breast. Up against this and adj
herring 10 II was a lead pencil and pass
book which had weathered the fire. In
tbs nnC=hpnk xyn "A nrtnfnd ffRkaf DnnH
for a certain number of shaves at the
Hale house barber shop. on this ticket
appeared very legibly the name, Dan
j. Sullivan"
This leaves no doubt of the identity
OF the remains. for Sullivan was the
Of the men and the only one left
not accounted for. These two charred
vans body that could be found. Evil
IDENTIFY sullivan was dressed. but
whether he had gone to bed with his
clothes on or had partly dressed him
self on discovering the fire could not be
told. Portions of the shirt. as well as
shreds Of the vest. were found adher-
ing to the portion of the breast that
was found. h CHASTITY remains were
taken to Duggan's undertaking rooms.
Close to the remains was found the key
to room 81, which was Sullivan's room.
The room was OF the second story and
the human remains were found under-
where il had been, indicating that
Sullivan had not left his room until
death overlook him. The lead mans
brother. who for several days had been
hoping that his brother might have
started for the klondike before the fire.
which he had been talking OF doing, was
10th to believe the remains to be that
of his brother. but on looking at the
barber shop ticket, the fragment of
clothing and the key he said he had no
longer any doubt that the remains were
those of his brother.
Rooney's relatives live i'm Kingston,
Luzerene county, Pa, and will be COM
municated with as to the disposition of
the body. Coroner Trembley will hold
an inquest to-day over the remains of
Rooney and Sullivan.
Two gold watches, a pair of gold gar
ter buckles, two trunks. two rings. one
diamond ring. one diamond earring and
two certificates of deposit were found
in the ruins yesterday. One certificate
was for $40 and the other for $50.
In Rooney's trousers was found a
pocketbook which contained one cent.
There were also letters from Scranton,
Pa, and from Leadville. Colo.