The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-01-05
DUG GRAVES DUR
ING THE NIGHT
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a boy of A years. who was severely
burned.
OF the ten bodies at the county NOR
cue, four We're identified today. They
we're:
Mrs. Mary A. Fair, Sadie Ludwig,
Dorothy Lemager, 10 years old, EN-
ma Reynolds, Z years old.
JOHN Schmidt. the sage hand who is
said to have left open the reflector that
pr' vented the asbestos curtain FROM
deseen lag. IS stan sought by the po-
lice. He rs believed to be in hiding
II the city, but the chi"f OF police re-
ceived an intimation from his friends
that Schmidt viii be ready when he is
wanted as a witness at the coroner's
inquest next Thursday.
There were no more arrests of men,
hers of the "Bluebeard' to-
day, and no more are expected Unless
there are unexpected developments.
Assistant Chief of Police Schuettlol
declared today that no further obstacle
would be placed in the way of mem
bers of the company who desired to
leave the city.
u have been assured by Klaw &
E~rlanger." he said, that any member
OF the company who is wanted as a
witness will be returned from New
York, and with that understanding ]
have ordered that there be no furthe
Interference with departure of the
etmpany."
Coroner Treager and the jury EN-
panelled to sit at the inquest has re
sumed its task of collecting evidence.
An exhaustive examination of the
building will be made and particula
attention will be paid to any violation
OF the building ordinances that may
be found. In accordance with the re
suest of the members of the jury al
slghtseers and even watchmen will b
excluded from the building while the
examination is in prog ess. The Jury
has said to the coroner that they d
not wish any person to hear the cues
lions that they may put, as they fear
publicity will interfere with the thor
oughness of the inquiry.
Because of the unlimited scope thai
the coroner intends to Civ to the Ia
vestigation, the work of taking testi-
monfals will consume several weeks
Contractors and all otners who can
give expert testimony will be sum
moned and the coroner today issued a
notice to all persons VINO were in the
theater who made their escape, that
he would be glad to have them appear
and give their evidence.
A serious panic occurred this after
neon at the funeral of Miss Carrie
Salyes, one of the victims of the fire.
The services were in progress in the
south Chicago Congregational church.
II, the suburb of South Chicago, and
he building was filled. A fire BROKE
out three doors from the church ana
The first intimation of it was conveyed
20 the people in the church by a cry
Of fire" in the street. Two policemen
stationed in the church called out t.
lie people that there was no danger
and urged them to resume their seats.
Their advice was not needed, however.
The pail bearers went to the side of the
casket and stood in readinss to remove
1t and the family of the dead girl pre-
pared to leave. Suddenly a cloud OIL
smoke came in through the open dooi
and the sight and smell maddened the
people. The two officers had barely
time to swing the doors open when
the rush came. This was all tina,
saved a severe crush and loss of life
When the street was reached and it
vas seen that there was no cause for
alarm the greater part of the people
returned TO the church and the ser
ices were finished. Nobody was in
juIed.