The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-14


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tess night and day, In booking after the
BODIES And soasis Ut lis practitioners. Wa
one Of the coolest and best workers among
the many who had volunteered their aid.
Nurses and physicians from Sc. Paul, Sho
ead cons down by special train on the
Omaha road - soon as news Of the assa.
ter reached the Minnesota capatas. were Of
great help. night and day. and when the
Gay closed all the seriously injured
0eneved 70 have been cared for.
w"~e injuries were serious, but
"nose CHANCES Tor recovery we're believed
20 De eoeo. were quickly s4nt 10 the hos
.ass OF x FAni and AainneaDofs. vhere
s.et Ssfe can ee given them The slight
mJufed ana those whose cases were
eepesess we're Kept here and were given the
oest attsntson poassDas The LIT OF dead
e1aduaHy increased during the Gay. ana To-
"asnt - seemed ~ might De the minimum
W ."o usAa. Wn'as sne nss VI tus
injured VIII reach ana probably exceed ID
turing the afternoon the BODY OF Fat
mex Aains' the A-yeaf-oio son OF MAJ Aai-
Ing. Was brought to the Catholic church.
The body was horribly mangied. A little
daughter OF Ar. Williams was brought 10
the same place from the ruins Of her
fathers home. near the railroad tracks.
Walter Farrell a boy. WAS also laid among
the dead IN that cnafcn. ratrick AeSahy'
Who wss gwen IN tue .est iist OF ihjafea'
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Fire Ineanesates CerDses.
During the day scattered groups Of res
cuers searched the debris where bodies
niuht be found. A fire company from
South 81. paul kept two streams Of water
avsnr On t]ns .motderfnr ru,ns. for nre
hsa heer as,fe.a 10 the horrors OF the tor
r.so ana ao.en Area were blazing iii a
| h..~~ r.tn - The ciose Of the day abou;
.,,,r~,,.h.a the flames. Some Of the mer-
I chaut. orsanirea prtyate salvage corps.
"a r.na.sa "a ave xome property. but
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80 !, ,,a,r .cu.r~. .ae,, way. and was
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| &C. .rsc. ~.. svrpt clear. Foundation
| ~.1,~ ana In .ome places masses Of debris.
80. r,arkad where the busineae places
$1,000 .toos Trees that had lined tho
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