Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-10-31
g Arb MISSING.
May Ee Victims OF New York
Explosion. :
PIECES OF BODIES WERE FcUSD.
Not Yet KNOWN How Many the Parts
May coppa-e-The Iseinains of n Maa
Named schmidt Discovered-A List CT
the Missing.

New York, Oct 3f.-All the efforts
of the authorities are now direct.d 10
cleaning away the ruins Of tile Tar
rant and other buildings wrecked III
the great explosion, in the desire TO
find out how many bodies are buried
In them and to ascertain what was
the cause of the explosion. The efforts
of the searchers for the dead was re-
warded by TIE finding of the re-
mains of II. G. A. Schmidt, of $50
Clinton street, Brooklyn, and the dis
covery Of what looks to be the bodies
Of three other people Schmidt was
an engraver and had an office on the
third floor of 101 Warren street. The
body could be seen pinned down under
mess of twisted iron, but could not
sbe gotten ;ft at the time. The identi-
fication was made by a nephew of
Schmidt.
At the northwest corner of the Tar
rant building, at Warren and Green
witch streets. a mass Of clothing and
indiscriminate articles was come
across and the mass was said to be
the bodies of three people. The fire
men went 70 work with a will to dig
Out Tit ultESs anu bIOuGut u tiElil IL
portion Of woman's foot and the top
Of erushed=in skull The skull had
long brown hair attached and is sup
posedlv that Of a woman.
Both Inspector Brooks and Captain
Westeryelt were skeptical over the
reported large loss oflife. They both
said that they did not expect that
more than four or five bodies would
be found in the ruins
Playing OH the still burning ruins
We're four engines, and they kept their
streams going continually.
A revised list showed 30 persons
still missing
Later portion of a human trunk.
probably the abdomen, was dug out
and little later brown canvas
coat
Still later the firemen found another
portion OF skull and portion of a
human back.
DIR. Conner. of the health department
who examined the remains. said they
were probably all from the same per-
son. as were the foot and portion of
skull found earlier.
The remains were all found in the
Tarrant building.
Later q workman found Il black
cheyiot coat in the exact spot where
the human remains had been found.
In the pockets We're cents and an
application for membership in the
West End Republican club.
Shortly afterward. in the same place.
an entirely unacceptable mass of
human flesh was found A half coat
was also found at this place.
Following is the revised list of miss
ing:
Philip Amend, cigarmaker.
James Aiken.
Mary Bradley, employed in printing
Office.
Ira G. Barnes, egg dealer.
Francis Barnes, egg GAMBLER.
James Clark, bookkeeper.
John Kruger employed as packer.
Kate Callahan, employed by Tarrant
& Co.
Isaac Cohen, truck driver.
Mrs. ella NJ. Cable.
Mollie Golden, employed by Tarrant
& Co.
Thomas Harriet, employed by Tar
rant & Co.
William Halsey, employed in egg
store.
Patrick Hennessey, worked for Ep-
pens, Smith & Weimann
Joseph Muitier.
Benjamin Moorhouse, clerk for Tar
rant 4 Co.
Julia Murphy, worked in Warren
street
Hamilton Matthews, truck driver.
Harry Moore.
Joseph Natalie; kept restaurant op-
posite Tarrants.
Jules Oppenheim, employed by Land
field Bros. 4 Co.
Frederick Peters, plumber.
Mary Busch, employed by Tarrant
& Co.
Max Schwartz. porter for Tarrant &
Co.
II. Smith. worked In confectionery
store.
George w. Sulker, egg dealer.
Abraham Stein.
George Schuck, employed in Tar
rants laboratory.
Mary Smith, employed by Tarrant
& Co.
Lizzie Smith. employed by Tarrant
& Co.
Jennie Smith. employed by Tarrant
& Co.
danes Wilkinson, worked for the
department of street cleaning.
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