The evening world., 1907-07-29
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/ Then tho victim was put In rolling
chair and set away 10 her home In the
village. She had never WINGED nor
Icried out. and she smiled when she
action was OF n piece with the conduct
which characterized nluetytiye per
cent. OF the actors in Long Beach's big
I Are epic.
Looters Appear.
The one real blot on the record OF the
day was provided by some OF tho ssr-
wants Patrons reported To Manager
Quinn that they had seen five negro
! bellboys and one white beli0oy rayap.
lirs the rooms OF the lower floors while
lthe fire ragged above. Guided BY the de.
/ scriptions which the guest gave him he
/ soon rounded up ave negroes and
Greek. Every one OF the suspects was
caught dead to rights. They had
}ewelry and trlnke.s in their pockets
and the Greek Was CARRYING lot OF
! valuable papers belonging 10 AtioIph
I Blum. of New York. A search OF the
linhurnei quarters OF several OF ;hc
tnsgressps employed IN ti1c laundry Hrici
Kitchen also bore fruit. The searchers
found four sheets In which bundles OF
women.s garments had been tied up
Manager Quinn wouldn't listen to the
pleas OF the culprits. He had the wrists
II the negroes tied behind them with
ropes and then he converted the rail-
road station into temporary Jail for
them. Later when County Jcdge Wal
lace arrived from Mineoln the station
became a court room also. for, His
Honor tried the offenderH on the spot
Nearly all OF the loot was identified by
the rightful owners
Lawyer Dan O'Reiily and another
guest ran ainaos, into The IRE to save
an Italian VINO had broken ms irs N
Jumping. from an upper window and
was in danger OF being burned TO death
and women In the quarters probably a
third had 10 Jump from the windows
OF the.r rooms. The soft sand saved
rtIEnT. '-'--.--7..-4-~~s--s-'
The Injured.
or the more seriously injured were
as follows: Belle Castle, a scafnxtress
leg broken: Sophie Klmhan. a cham.
EerHNifI fsg UT1SrTTT --rtr4s ~ a. III
Oeeah, side, assistant carpenter. rib and
Alb srt G6Ide9a,. II FFssport, peaea
foreman neck and face burned, terry
WilllamEhn, OF sumter. s G., negro
PAui Poppe, az No. BI broadway. Man
--iiaattRn. chef. internal iBpuries James
Wall. negro waiter OF Atlanta, "a,
ipt@rnsi injuries.
Mneola or Long Island City. Several
others including Arnold kahu. the
banker who Is said 10 have saved sew
elal liyes single handed. had the skp
b:g ottstsrE and tt1rtr t,-ssp-r were att
.clIt. and bleeding. but they declined 10 !
go 10 hospitals.
Women Mourn Jewels.
The more seriously injured were
frst train that started cityward after I,
the fire. II was special of ten
coaches which President Peters OF tho !
Long Island Railroad sent ont as soon 4
AZ the tr..t's-.sf e he disaster had been
tclephoned 10 hIni, This Train brought
more than half OF the guests. There
was a plettilesque scene at the Long
in. men. women and children, dressed (
In blankets IN paiamns and In queer
garnen,s ,hai 9io no, ,eo, a them and sat
New York side 10 reach ,hem with I
more seisonabie garments Most OF
them we're taking their losses and their
ture The wife OF John Simpson,
Bowery pawnoroker, was an exception
She was semi fhlystteeric,al l She lost diaS
Mrs Cartwright. also wept for her
NM, tie .Ess sTanas and %es terri
who was draI,ed in a rcd bed quilt, who
wouldn't tell him name, In the centre
OF the building owe over the grand ball
When il. collapsed and came down,
chunks OF fire as big as a blanket shot
nundt eda OF feet into the afr, md n
powder mill spread over everything, IT.
orally biindihS uH for ~ moment After
that u seemed toI me the fire moved
along the building faster than n man
could run.
Women Save Lives.
Some OF the women were as brave an
the men,, continued the man In the
bed-auiit Inverness; II know OF two.
Mrs. Augusta Cordler OF WoodhRyen.
and Mrs Albert Gibbs, OF New York
who helped to check the panic and to
get the .hlidren cut in safety, Mr.. W
Nephew King. manager OF tho A. o.
Brown Company. stock brokers. did as
good work as anybody He saved sew
cral tives unnidcd and got pretty badly
Blngcd doing II.
II heard one report that the fire was
started by a woman who tried To- heat
pnIne milk for her baby, but i do not
believe H. | wnB one OF the few who
tried TO check !he ilrg w using hand
tried 10 dam Niagara with a mud fence.
In abou, minute we were glad 10
1rop npr hand -renades and run for IL"
| This afternoon some bones were found
IN the ruins. They syere Tie bones ot
a dog belonging to a Spanish physician.
and this dog ~ the only known wct.m
that psr!5hed. unless u should turn
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