The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-30

head and face; internally injured; may
die.
John Myers. New York; both legs
W. s. Temple, New York; leg broken.
Following Is a list OF the missing:
II. r. Armstrong, Rutherford ". j.:
employed at go Greenwich street.
Milo Bedding, New York,
Mary Bradley New York; employed at
Mrs. John bishop ana two daughters.
Joseph Basso. borough OF Bronx.
Ira G.. Barnes. New York,
John creigher. Brooklyn: employed At
Michael coughian. New York; street
cleaning department employe.
Kate Callahan. New York; employed by
TarrRnt.
Isaac Cohn. New York truck driver.
Henrietta Clark, Hoboken employed by
Tarrant.
Dowdrkowi,z. New York; employed
George ponneily- New York; trnckmans
BY MINI Ahsr Mer,, : Go1s' sv r,rr.n
Miss Grif'in. employed at 2S Greenwich
Harriet Thomas. Brooklyn; employed by
William Haisey. Brooklynj employed a.
igule iORkeilt New 1Ork.
benjamin Moorehouse. Mont Clair. N.
j.; employed by Tarrant
Julia Murphy, New York
Henry Muh, BROOKLYN.
Mary Busch. weehawken, ~ j.. en-
ployed by Tarrant
pioyed by Electric suppiy Company.
KATE Smith. Jersey City; employed al
oeorse souyk. Brooklyn; employed by
Morris S. Ieikon, New York.
Mary Smith. New York. employed by
James wilkinson. New York; cleaning
department
Patrick Iennessy. .Hoboken.
Morris Kwayer. New York
" ". Mathheuk. New York: employed
by piano nrm on Broadway.
Frederick Peters. Hoboken plumber
Georgs w sulker. brooklyn: employed
AT o'clock the FIRE was completely un-
der control % the firepen. the flames stlI
burned area but danger ~ spreading he
Ing over, ~ 4 o'clock the. flames had
been exiinsulshed IN the buildings south
of Warren, and crowds Of men from thu
building department were put 20 work
tearing down walls
In addition 20 the great number % In
jured who were taken from the ruins az
The scene Of the disaster or from the Inn
mediate vicinity and carried IN Rnbu-
lances 70 the various hospitals, great
a "a
more than trifing were attended Ia N
the downtown district
canvass 81 the drug stores on Lover
broadway deVsiep.a me fest that per
were blocks away from The scene 81 he
catastrophe had strusEied In IN a half-
ng ss s ~ fs,l re a. s injuries rom ny
story of mn Observer.
". l., sergsant. who occupies an ONCE
on the twenty-srcond floor OF the syn
dicnte building. the iaiiest sky-rcfaper
ssquent explosions from the window Of
II RAD been watching tbs nrs Tor ave
occurred. This WAS weak cornrnred 10
those which followed In all there vrsrA
three srpioslons The third enc. which was
and after u was over left % All IN 4
SILVER, " seemed 20 sweep into fhs on.
nes through the opcn windows and then
from here II looked IKE a huge tlack
mass riAiHg into tha air. Then Ii broke
au9 after several minutes the debris was
TTE ss,s y ne or AZ far AZ vessy street
charged perfect shower ~ frfstes
beefaS. lun1her. parts OF TN roofing. and
.,,.es .nJseta - long ~ fifteen minutes
pzrsT kept coming down"
The force % the explosion wac distinctly
lsr ~ Wal ssrsst where he accom-
an Earthquake had happened on the lower
east side.
~ the vicinity ~ Trinity church there
vas much alarm. mne II waH feared thAt
me lotiy spirr q the Old edlncr Vas about
e topple over. The air was fail OF scrapm
card, badly sc0rched and addrean.d ~
Iarrant 4 Co, Tell into the roadway IN
,ront % BE Broad street entrance III ,hs
Chief Croker. OF the Ere department.
ssia tonight that tho loss IL fully fi,NS'.
NJ Calvin :, RfAcs, Tbs willow ~ Senate prics
q uhso - VI ~ her home Ia Fifth sv~nue ~,
=. n~ eoadi,ie1 10 sztA ~ W cause grave fssss