Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-02-05
Couldn't Check Flames.

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Inc 'oGS ''IluI5 We ts''i',aIvu ~
.gLort e onn oo0 I'M tbc contents are
of fnostir,hln yaIun There was no
insurance
Ar midnigbt tbe commons and
senate chambers had been DESTROYED
and as tho proat rIocl. doomed ont
fha hahn flames were swirIinr nm tbe
m~.pnirInnt rny-or and ~iirlinr tLrir
,,,, tn h. tom Tho narIiamnntary
ItGIgrt. M the roar nrobahIv viii he
saved. Soldiers were assigned to carry
out lis contents
''11 Irmbcrg az ~n,rf,mort snoctotors
I'm tba s,IIarr of mo Inu.nr house GOV
eminent rmnIoyrs and others who
wore i'm fine Iu.Idiur narrowly es-
canned dnafb orr infrrv Within y few
minutes afrrr tnG Cirr hep,n cnrri-
doris were filled win smoke and 9t
many l,irrs walls. nf flame haired
rrn,ra-s Thor. were many doors to
The pr.at LrfIifrp Lut since tho an
IrnaI If tho wan NH rycont tLe main
porfaIs have been closed TO safe
rrarJ tbc LEGISLATORS mis- nrccau-
ti,r made rsosnn NOR. difff,nI and
nrnbILL- w,s r-rsnonsihia fnr Tho
deaths or lIme Rrayy of Montreal
and tIrIn \Inrin nf Ee9rce in ono If
{ II. TL.TT.a. II THl. ATHI LITr-. EHTffl
'i'llor'h saved
Nine, Scyigny saved her two chill
drcn by dropping them into a fire
mons safety net and then lcaped to
safety herself. Another of her guests
Mime. DussauIt, saved herself in the
same way
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pu, "5,uou1 3ppnIGI' tlItol, and soon
wee "''t,i o''H ~ Suc ''I'ILIC HGd..
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LOT MauIlop'' HieuII' M''I'.i' mayor
or Moi.l5c"'' anu ",IIlo'l iIoIl lIl1'
Guy III ,oIsldoit Il'!lhcI' " Eu1Iu,
were ~ lne tH(iaHCt 70 Ile LeaHlub
room "hth tHt IRE SlaIltG' Al! 'HIt'
a9S'i 'g" ny stii DgItH WI" an "a,
pLoSI'Il NHlCi' Lt..J" ing Io"uLIls room
WIN lI'IltS u" DuISI open IHc
swinging uooIs'
IN Internal Machine?
The force of the explosion was so
great that all three men were thrown
flat ON the floor. In their opinion an
explosive bomb or an Internal machine
was responsible for the fire.
Nine. Scyignv. wife of the speaker.
her two children and three women
guests were in the speakers private
quarters on the same floor as the
chamber and reading room. They were
cut off from safety by a wall of
flame.
When the firemen reached Parlia-
ment hin they saw Nine. Seyignv
standing at a window with her chill
dren I'm her arms. A life net was
spread and into II the speakers wife
dropped her children. Then she leaped
safely into the net.
Nine. Scyigny'S guests were Nine.
Bray. Montreal; Nine. NORM of
Bcauce, and Nine. Dussault, who
leaped into the fircmcn's net. When
firemen reached the speakers rooms
they found Nine. Bray and Nine.
NORM unconscious. They were taken
from the building and physicians
applied pulmotors In vain, After a
half hour the women were pronounced
dead.
The flames from the burning par
Lament building were seen two miles
away at Rideau hall, the residence of
the Duke of C~onnaught, governor
general of Canada. The duke sum-