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

nelly. Charles Driscoll. NJ. X. Dimond.
III. Driscoll. william English. william
Farrell. A. ]. Foley. Henry Felser. T..
ID. Fogarty. Charles Farier. Mike
Fleming, w. c. Flynn. John Flem-
ing. Pete Farrell. III. Fitzgerald. Frank
Fox, Dan b. Griffin. d. J. Gibbons. Ed.
Glasheen. Neil Gallagher. Pat Gallag-
her, James Gillrain. George Green, Pat
+. Gallagher. w. j. ~Grillington. Charles
Allen. william Askins. Thomas Berry,
Con ]. Buckley. Hugh Boyle. Fred Bet
tor, James Burton. George Burke. Mike
Breen. f. F. Burk. Thomas Brennan,
Pat Conway. Nike Connors. r. j. Cal
lahan. Pa Cleary. Dan Casey. Marty
Canovan. John Cutler. job Cava-
naugh. John Clavin. Steve Collins. Rob-
ert Currier. James j. Conroy. Robert
Tampbell. T. ]. Carter. Jerry Carmody.
Luke Conroy. Mike Coddan. John Col
bert, Simon Gin. Owen Conner. George
Cooper. James Sullivan. Pat Sullivan.
John j. Shea. Pat Sexton. Paul Strain.
NJ. r. sullivan, Neil Scanlon. James j.
Sullivan. John w. Sullivan. Tim Thorn
ton, +. Taylor. Dave Welsh. Gil Wilson.
Ed. Welsh. William Williams. James
w. Watson. Pat White, John Wrinn.
Thomas Wilson. George Young.
II las been impossible as yet to de-
termine just which ones Of the fore
going occupants of rooms at the Hale
house were on night shift at the time
of the fire. and IL is accordingly impos-
sible to tell the exact ones who should
have been in the building. but Mr..
Haggerty's statement that he had To-
Gated all of his guests except Rooney.
Kraigbromer and Sullivan sets at rest
the feeling that there were other vic
Tins.
All those who roomed at the Hale
house were heavy losers. according as
their ability to lose may be rated.
Nearly every n lost his or her all,
except a few clothes they succeeded in
getting into. In most cases the all con-
sisted of the clothes the IN pos
sessed and whatsoever might have been
I'm their trunks, $50 of which were in
the rooms. and all of which were de-
stroyed. The average loss of the room
ers will amount to between 500 and
$3.50. 1t was reported last evening that
the corpse of Dan j. Sullivan had been
recovered from beneath the hotel safe,
and another rumor was circulated that
one of the ervan girls was missing,
but both reports proved to have no
foundation and IL is now certain that
all the girls were saved.
Chief of Police Mulholland received
many kilograms yesterday from friends
of Butte miners who were supposed to
live at the Hale house inquiring IL they
were safe. In most instances they had
reference to people who did not live
ut the house. n in no'case was the
person inquired about among the dead
or injured. A telegram was received in
the city during the day from Senator
Mantle conveying his condolences to
the sufferers.
Crowds of people visited the scene of
the ruin of the boarding house during
the day. but none were allowed to
about the debris. Chief of Po-
lice Mulholland had two officers con
stantly stationed at the uin to guard
the safe and prevent curiosity seekers
or persons expecting to make profitable
finds from carrying q u their de-
signs.
The vaudeville talent of the city have
offered their services tn give "A per-
Torrance at the Auditorium for the
benefit of the sufferers.