The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-31
DEAD, MISSING AND INJURED

fCOntinue1 from flESL TdSe.J
 Helen, Marian and Catherine Long, children of Genoa, Ill. ..-...
 Mrs. F. H. Stafford. Emma Carban. Lewis Brewer. Mrs. Iilda Holmes. Eva Heir. ..,..... ..s. Mrs. Joseph Strong, mother and niece. s...... Dewitt Murphy. l Harry Reilly. .....-.- Mrs. F. S. Butler and son. l Ben. Moore and family of f1vt. | Agnes Chapin, teacher of French. i Trynie Essig. x l Mrs. T. c. Peterson, Fargo, N. D. a I Thomas weiners and two members of family. @ Injured. . I Following is a partial list of the in l jured: ...--..4s... .-... $s ,s=y Winifred Litzay, seventeen years old,
 burned on face and arms; taken home. Anna Tubbs, daughter of Charles Tubbs, district superintendent of the
 Western Union Telegraph company. 1 burned on face and hands. ,g..... 1 Emma Tubbs, mother of Anna Tubbs,
 serious; taken to hospital. .....s
 Elizabeth Trowbridge. seriously burned. l Emma Kingsley, serious; taken home. Mrs. c. Franz, at hospital; will die. Miss Helen Killash. Mrs. Bessie Ginger. - 1K,e T2ascap Felix and Jessie Gurrasi, children;
 will survive. .~.t. 3. l Orville Radtka, seriously. Herman Dell, hands burned off; seri- ously. ,.t%.
 Mrs. Wigball, may die. - l William Mclaughlin, nephew of Rev.
 Dr. Grant Gunsalus; seriously. Mrs. Malone, seriously; taken to hos
 pital, l Mrs. Bradwell. -.....
 R. A. Evans, member of "Bluebeard"
 company, playing role of Mustapha I Gallagher; taken out unconscious. Dorothy Marlow, pony ballet, severe I burns. .5..,.. ..-.... a....s...- Anna Bella Whitford, queen of fairies, serious. Warren S. Morgan, burned while res cuirlg his three-year-old son. Miss Mariella Morgan, Detroit, se-
 verely burned; may die. I M. A. Merriam, of George A. Fuller
 company, injured while saving his l three-year daughter Mildred.
 Lester Doty, seven years old, son of
 L. V. Doty, of the Illinois Steel con- 1 pany. l verdie Clark. Mrs. Henry Miller, ontonagon, Mich.
 H. H. Chester, wife and two children, Eseverely burned about the head and
 body. Earl Hennessy, severely burned. - Pridmore, severely burned. - Chapman, severely burned
 about arms and legs.
 M. S. Schalk, will die.
 Mrs. A. Lake, thirty-five years old, identified at morgue. Miss A. Donaldson, eighteen years, identified at morgue by telegram found in her purse.
 T. Rattey; died at hospital. Before death he spoke of two boys who had been with him. Boys thought to have
 perished. /, William Patten, will die. | Mrs. c. Kimball, will die. l Susan Beapl, sixteen years old, will
 die.
 Jerry Phelin. will die. 1 Margaret Buehrman, will die. Richard Emelang, stage hand, will dia.
 Mrs. M. Lehrman, will die. l Miss Carrie Anderson, serious. l Mrs. Mabel Midmillan, fatal. Fred Crawford and William Patter- son, young sons of c. Patterson of the Pullman Palace Car company, seriously
 injured. | Adelaide Baker, serious. l - Pomeroy, serious. 1 Eddie Foy, comedian, slight. l Florence Oxnam, Rosamond Schmidt,
 EIvira Olson, Helen Howard, Lilly
 Power club of high school girls who
 were in the balcony.
 Miss Riah A. Maker.
 Nellie Stranger.
 Mrs. l.. A. Nelns.
 Mrs. Lena Mueller. Helen Mueller. Mrs. William Mueller. Cora Farteher. c. C. Berry. E. B. Stevenson, Madison, Wis,
 James Schneider.
 Adolph Weber. l Alma Linsehusky. l Emory Hervills, Pittsbu1M l Mrs. c. H, Peir, serious,