The evening world., 1909-01-21
SEEK LIVING IN
CR|BRU|NS WHERE
MANY MET DEATH
Possibility That Survivors of
Flames May Be in Tunnel
Under Lake Michigan.
KILLED MAY NUMBER 100.
One Funeral and One Grave
for the Victims Probable
Shifting Responsibility.
KILLED MAY NUMBER 100.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2l--Possiblity that
the list Of dead In yesterdays tragedy
a, the intermediate crib may reach
sixly-slx was expressed to-day by Cor
oner Hoffman. There are forty.seven
bodies at the morgue. which CORES
ponds with the number reported miss
ing By the Jackson company. But the
eompanys payroll wos incomplete, and
inquiries have been received for nine
teen men whose names were not on the
payroll, but who We're said by relatives
to have been working a. the crib By the
day.
or the thirty-ninc injured who were
rescued Yesterday fifteen remained at
the hospitals to-day. OF these the con-
dition OF five was said to be critical.
President Joseph DAndrca. presi-
dent Of the Sewer ana tunnel Miners
association, expressed the fear to-day
that the death list may reach one hun
dred
u am told he sail, that there were
about 10 men working n, the crib when
the fire started, u this proves true
the number of dead will easily reach
100. Many OF the men who are missing
are undoubtedly at the bottom Of the
lake and their bodies will probably
never be recovered. Our organization
Will make an investigation"
One Funeral for All.
George W. Jackson OF tie cons,ruc.
ton company which built the crib, to-
day Informed the coroner II would be
impossible for several days to give a
complete list OF the dead. Many OF the
workmen had the choice OF remaining
at the crib and OF having their food fur
n!shed by the company instead OF 60
Ing home every night.
Whether many OF these were taking
advantage OF this arrangement at the
time OF the fire can only be learned by
tnauiring at their homes,
As It will be impossible to identify
more than few OF the dead II is prob
able that single funeral will be held
Tor all OF them The interment will be
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tragedy will serve FOR all.
Search for the Living.
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