Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-30

~ta VpntllAluI oliiiNN
.t ,bsy were perched. coli
me strain and without
w. -,ssp persons were hurled
! 20 ..i ne injured now being
.' s,o.pItaIs or at their homes
,sy.ihrae, and OF these sew
! aa survive.
THE DEAD.
prhayen llyears'
! E.He.it T. Years ears,
Valencia Is years
RIppon. "a years, -, e,o.
Van Dura, 80 years olu u
y,uby Is years
V5nlhan. "a years
,rl BarnWeIl 10 years
GBri. lG years -
se-ylIer u years.
.,VeNell Is years.
6gsns.eIn, Is years
,bs bodies, believed TO be D.
T,sy was also Identified as that
4 Puiney ,s,..ot,oa frac.
yNs skulIor fatal injuries to
rsd column In only a few
y. contact with the furnaces
.late cause Of death for ready
\ -rIkly dragged IN TO the open
- mo- we're in danger Of being
w liIly. who Is among those be-
"A h fatally injured came 10
r.,,t.eo few weeks ago from
rrykCI,y Among his effects were
tgmbar OF letters from his
I, ga-ry Lilly who Is connected
n i'm Of ]. Richards & Co,
/, boots and shoes, SO and 81
rys, New York city Charles
~, nan Of the glass works, was
= no frs when the crash came
u-ovIy escaped being struck by
u NM bodies he says that those
,r those who struck the heavy
Anr surround the glass over
n. rushed by those who fell on
nsn. Many succeeded In stay
DESCENT for a moment by hold
The broken beams, but be-
sv could BE- reached they We're
s3 D lst 20 their hold and drop
n sr distance Of forty-tlve feet.
~ Letter a furnace tender, pulled
-1.a On the tor OF the retorts,
y. =. heat was about 500 degrees.
l.ips were full and the fire did
tgn Until they were emptled.
shs men and boys were terribly
~ They were drawn away from
Y-s with long iron pokers used
sgzi De glass
IT. aiding IN removing the dead
rsaiei T. ], Parker a fireman,
b .s0Tn son among those injured.
q Z! vim probably die
D managers or me glass works
InAl, G was impossible Tor them %
J BE u1pIe OF their building. They
Pm all responsibility for the ac-
d ls estimated that over three
~ g,op'e were on lne Nehtlla'or
H. s l ~. ~ ell'il e lie VI u -,
IL, ,'Li 49,. se,e INV , u ~ we mann
4 ~, NY !. Ou .s oHl S IN yea, IN IN
~ 49,. y u.Os n, VINO I5., mo ths
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4 !, tots,-3 49,, roe,i. al Gao, 81
A ~ gs,tsrs5 y, .Sa ~. t 80
400 risss rorps ~ oh,oin n 60
rsAs sr,y,i c,,,bo I'M ',,, -, y i C0
SANFORD ana tbs T,ni,orsit, ~
- Abni tysptv ,ninntes 81
rre bad earorDance5 t,Sro
3pm,h plainly audihie nom the
ln NE roof went down tn borri-
an below
t's 10 the furnaces had been
tT The first time today and the
ava ION OF lIluid glass II was
1as that the Victims fou. Some
II rested 10 death The few who
be furnace and rolled of. to-
V.A w0rkmen I'm the class
AVID the lives OF many who Law
w by pulling them away from
NdO.e resting ploce.
el@ and fire departments were
nslaoce In the civ was sum
hey were not enough. and OK
II nEQls and private carriages
lasd into service TO carry of
"a and wounded MANY Of the
We unconscious while others
II ad shHekIng with agony IN
L. 'l.s
Nl'harn Pacific railroad hos.
"a only two blocks away ana
~ ny flled About forty wopn6-
-k'h there. Others were sent
N -r hospital. the CITY RecaIv-
Fn. to private residences ana
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hospitals there was soon n
n o surgeons and some of The
l'l 70 walt until help came.
lne glass works was not 200
ron ne football field INIT
- lep.e watching the game
..,,lslt upon me contest 10 no
.s4 occurred
4 @Iy when ,ha usbers went
49,. y. vast crowd calling for 5or.
IN ~ became known there had
= , .s.olnd' ana gathered about he
sf.ng he glass works. News
49,. spread rarldIv and mon.
Nello1s people quickly Assem-.
TN sg'loe kept Thorn hack with
~ iass 5e5 t ,5,r1.t wagons ago and
r..3 10 ana from the hospltals
se~lgi he roof which coli
4 s,' me, merely lhe covering over the tbe
h., ,s a. the apex Of the h,,lld-
I'm -i Ioi constructed 10 sustain
VA. .ushl. The horizontal Tim.
~, v ,,n'er corresponding to the