Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-29

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J0hn Wleeahd, VINO Keeps a store at
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scene OF the explosions and fire, said his
windows We're not only blown In, but
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ground by the force Of the conclusion.
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THE FIRST ALARM.
The first alarm OF fire was carried
into an engine house close 10 the build
Ing where IL started. Fire Captain
| Deyanny. who was In command, and
HIS men hurried out and coupled their
hose 70 The hydrant under the elevated
structure and alongside the building
which was on fre. The minute he saw
what sort Of fire It was he turned In a
second alarm Then came the explosion.
/ The flremen eaW the building coming
down and fed for their lives. -Four
/ were injured The engineer Rockberry,
was seriously hurt. So was Captain
Devanny Both were taken 20 hos
! pltaL Flremen brown ana Dillon We're
also injured The engine had 20 BE
abandoned.
Captain Devannys successor sent IN
a third alarm and then fourth ana a
general can Tor amDulances. Inc en-
gines and ambulanoes were blocked by
the Immense crowds Whlch gathered
| 10y thousands. Inc hulldlng tell ana
the elevated station was completely de-
molished and hidden from view by de-
brls. Much OF the elevated structure
was carried away
Joseph Beck ian employc OF Torrant
a Company. was seen after the eX-
plosion. Ills head was swathed IN
bandages and his right arm hung limp
lie said that there were about 200 girls
In the building. Many OF them es-
capped on the FIRE escapes. Al least 75
he said could not possibly have gotten
away. The girls were all eating their