The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-30

, toned by law were stored in that build
ing. / suppose that keen watch was
kept over the official movement OF in
spectors and when IL became known that
visit might be made the quantity OF
explosives was depleted
After the inspector mad departed the
supply was again built up. / cannot tell
what action will be taken, but rigid
investigation will be made.
''Tarrant e. Co. have not been the only
offenders. There arc other similar con-
Germs that pay little heed TO the law. 1
have in mind one firm which carries a far
greater quantity OF explosives than that
which were stored here.
ANOTHER GREAT OFFENDER.
1--WE are constantly in fear OF trouble
from that quarter and Instructions have
been given 10 take the greatest precau-
tion in case of fire occurring In the
neighborhood OF the building occupied by
the firm 70 which I refer. I do not care
to give the name OF that firm now.
shall have the matter looked after i'm
mediately."
Superintendent OF Buildings Dooner said
last night that II would be necessary
TO make thorough inspection OF the
neighborhood OF the explosion and fire.
as soon as possible and that the result
of Il will be that some OF the buildings
will have TO come down.
FIRST BODY FOUND.
The search for bodies in the ruins Of
the building occupied by Tarrant K Coz,
which was kept up all night was without
result. Until after S o'clock this morning.
Deputy Fire Chief Ahearn announced
tIot nJx fnf
Gated under the wreckage in the rear
of the Home Made Restaurant.
Ahearn said he feared about 20 bodies
would be found at this point as he has
been informed that many women were on
the fire escapes OF the restaurant a few
minutes before the Tarrant building coll
lapsed and that they ran into the build
ing just before the hig explosion.
Some OF those reported missing return
ed to their home during the night. Among
them were Louise Joeckell, an employe
of Tarrant 81 Co: Herman Dorowitz.
bookkeeper, and NJ. Spielkauf, of Sls East
Eighth street
At Q o'clock about 1000 men were at
work on the wreckage and fremen were
playing streams of water into the half
below Warren. The list OF missing up
LIST OF THE MISSING.
Armstrong. r. s., employe of ]. S. CO.
ward, go Greenwich street
Bradley, Mary. employed in printing
Office of Jos. Carroll.
Besse, Joseph.
Barnes, Ira c., egg dealer.
Barnes, Francis, egg dealer.
Cruger. John, egg packer.
Coughland, Michael
Callaghan, Kate, employed on fourth
floor of Tarrant and Co.
Cohen Isaac truck driver.
Chrystie, Stella, employed by Tarrant
g. Co.
Donnelly George. truckman.
Flatman. Ernest, employed by Acker.
Merrill A. Condit.
Golden. Mcllie, employed by Tarrant
and Co.
Griffin. Miss. address unknown.
Herret. Thomas. employed by Tarrant
and Co.
Kelsey. William. employed in egg store.
Hennessy. Patrick, employed in COM
mission store.
Kwaver. Morris. address unknown.
Lodelle, James, address unknown.
Multirre. JOS. ADDRESS unknown.
Moorehouse. Benton, Mt. Clair. ~. j.,
clerk for Tarrant & Co.
Murphy, julia, employed in Warren
street.
Nun. Henry. 20. employed Warren
street.
Matthews. Hamilton. truck driver.
Mathushek. Victor Hugh. OF the Ma
Piano Co.
Mr.. Mnthushek was known 10 have been
in the vicinity n few minutes before ex-
plosion took pl"ce.
oppenheim. Jules, employed In Warren
street
Porters. Frederick employed at Green |
wich street and Park place
Pottinger. Joe. gatemen elevated rail-
way station, Warren street
Rusch. Mary, employed by Tarrant and |
Co.
Echoeter. Frank employed IN Green |
wich street.
Smith. f.. employed in Chamber street.
Sulker. O.. egg dealer in Chamber /,
street
Schmidt. Augusta, employed near Tar
rants
Stain. Abraham
Schuck. Geo employed by Tarrant's.
Smith. Lizzie. employed bv Tarrant's.
Smith. Jennie employed By Tarrants. /
Tansc. Lawrence.
Nllkinsor. James. employed bv clean /
ng depa par'ment
Three hundred mon were M work on the
ruins all night There was n shift At 1
but the work aid not cease.
Srnt Dooner said he intended 10 get 4
he debris cleared away 50 that bodies
might be reached before the afternoon. |
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