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FIVE MET THEIR DEATH?
Result of Loup; Island City's
Dynamite Explosion.
TWENTY-THREE OTHERS INJURED.
Tna of tlx Latter liny Dla-Ifa Oik
Kiowl Exactly How the Bxploilea Oe.
eurred Houses in the Inaruedlate YI0J11
Hy Vf reoked The Horror Iateallflad bj
Ftra Twenty Families nameless.
I,oko Island Cut, Dec 29. The ex
plosion yesterday was Terr disastrous lit
its consequences. Fire persons are dead,
two aro fatally hurt, and SO others are
wore or less seriously wounded. While
the damage to property In tho vicinity Is
uot so nrrul as at first reported, It will
amount to many thousand dollar.
The explosion shook the length and
breadth of tho city, causing the most in
tensocxcltemont, which continues, though
in a quiter, but sadder, manner to-day.
The following is a complete list of the
killed and wounded as far a can ho as
certained up to 11 n. m. this morning:
DEAD.
Mart Graden, aged 21, a waitress.
HiiNivr O'lliiiriN, grocer's cleric, aged 33.
airs, itocco, the wile of Peter Hocco, u
barber.
John Hoi-kins, aged 22, proprietor of a
restaurant.
Nicola Loda.no, brother of Mrs. Itocco.
W-OUNOED.
Mrs. Julia Uonry, cut in tho throat,
head and hunda by glass and received a
severe shock.
Peter McKnteo, foreman on tha tunnel
work, head, legs r.M arms terribly cut uud
several bones broken.
Mrs. Mary Maher, cut about head and
arms.
Dunlel Maher, cut about head and body
and lost left eye.
Mary Creighton, lost an eyo nnd badly
cut about the head and body; will proba
bly die.
Edward Delaney, skull fractucd, both
eyes injured; will die.
i'etro Kocco, cut ubout head and body.
Joseph Way, back punctured.
Minuio Davren, ftonous injuries to head
and body,
John Davren, badly cut about head and
face.
John W. Davren, out about head nnd
bands.
Matilda Ryan, cut about head.
John l'urcell, seriously injured by fall
tug timbers.
William Johnson, cuts and bruises on
head and body.
James Murphy, cuts on head.
Mrs. Mary ltugers and sou John Rogers.
Both badly cut ubout head.
Max liayes, severely cut on back of
head.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wildey, cuts on
head,
Mrs. Kate O'Brien, face and hands bad
ly cut.
William Krepp, head cut.
John Pulmer, head and hands cut.
Mrs. Stein and daughter, three years
old. Both severely cut and child lost one
eye.
Alderman James Comisky, head cut.
The scene of tha explosion is in the
most thickly settled portion of Hunter's
Point. Seventeen families occupied tha
buildings iu the vicinity. The tunnel
company's shaft is ubout 23 feet long by
12 feet wide.
No one has yot been found who can tell
exactly how the explosion occurred, but
tho following facts have been learned.
Some lif ty- cartridges of powder had
been brought from the storage house on
the meadows to be prepared for sending
down to the drillers working in the head
ing, which is being blasted out under
Fourth street at u depth of 85 feet.
As the explosive was frozen, Foreman
McEntee plucrd the cartridges in tha
steatnehests to thaw them out. They hud
been there about 10 minutes when tho
explosion occurred.
The effect of the explosion on the
houses was terrible. Every window sash
in the rear was rlppod out and the glass
driven, pieces of ull sizes, through the
rooms, and those in tho front were blown
out.
No wreck was ever more complote. A
strip of he rear brick wall, ubout ten
feet wide, extending from basement to
root, fell in with a terrible crash.
Amid tho contusion could be heard tho
cries ot the wounded and the moans of
the dying.
Mrs. Petro Kocco was the first victim
whose body was lound.
Then the body of Mary Oraden, tha
waitress, was found on the floor of tho
restaurant kitchen and near her were the
proprietor, John Hopkins, and hU ussla
taut, Edward Delauer,
Both the latter were unconscious, their
laces being terribly mutilated.
On the lloor ot the barber's shop lay the
body of a man who was too muoli disflg
ured to be recognizable at the time. The
man was still alive. Ho was afterwards
identilled as Nicola Lodauo, Mrs. liocco'a
orotner.
The ambulance of St. John's Hospital
and a oorpi ot doctors arrived slmultuuo
ausly and the wounded were quiokly re
moved to me nospiuvi, men tuo dead
and dying were taken to stores near by,
The last victim taken out was Henry
u 'linen, tue youoir croosr, who was cur
ried to the station bouse, where ha died a
lew minutes alter reaohinn there.
While all this was going on the horror
of the oocasion was intensified by the
bursting out of flames on tha third
floor ot one ot the apartment buildtncs.
The flames spread rapidly and before the
firemen got them under control, nearly
me wool row or ouuatngs were gutted.
The damage was not confined to the
flat. For half a mile in every direction
the window panes, large and smull, In
me stores ana nouses, were blown out,
falling an the heads ot many people
passing along tuo streets by which means
many were cut una olberwise injured.
At least 20 fumllies were rendered
homeless, most ot them losluir furniture.
clothing uud everything that they pos
sessed except tho few things on their
backs.
X'uruaKu mile, Jackson and Vernon
avenus present u pecullur sight. Hardly
an unbroken pane ot glass can ba found
within that radius.
Gary's refrigerator factory on Fourth
street, opposite the sceno ot tho uxplo-
sion, is ainioat completely wrecked.
number of peoplo were at work iu the
building ut the time, but how many ot
them were Injured it is not at proeent
Known.
Tin mate riant for naltltuoro.
Bauciuomi, Deo. 29. Before the end of
the present week a new tla plate plant
wiu ce ui ia eperavicm la Ballluore.
FOUR BURNED TO DEATH.
DestrnollT Fire to Life and Traperty al
Ossawatouile, Ky,
Ossawatomie, Ky., Deo. 2D. A most
destructive Are to life and property oc
curred in thli place late at night. Three
largo two-story dwellings on Ben Crouch
avenue caught fire from natural gas and
were entirely consumed, nothing being
saved.
Four persons were cremated and several
hod miraculous escapes in their night
clothes. The names of the dead art:
Mrs. Louis Kindle.
Miss Griffith.
An infant child. n vrv
Miss Flatcher, a servant.
Nothing but a portion of the bones of
Mrs. Kindle and the Infant remained.
The unfortunate woman's husband was
killed by a train at Holden, Mo., a few
months ago.
ROYALISTS PROTEST.
Do 2fot Want to Commemorate tho exe
cution of l.ouls XVI.
Paws, Dec. 20. The Municipal Council
of Paris by a vote of 54 to 12, has resolved
to erect a monument to commemorate thi
execution ot Louis XVI., to demolish tho
Expiatory Chapel erected In 13J0-26 to
tha memory of Louis XVI. and Marie
Antoinette, and to place on the situ or the
ehapel a bust of Lepalletier St. Fargeuu,
with a BUituble inscription referring to
his action in voting for the death of
Louis.
The Royalist mombers loudly protested
against the Council's course.
Tho prefect of the Department ot the
Selno reserves his decision In the matter.
STARTLING FACT.
Sixteen Per Cent, or Lire Insurance
Applicants Rejected on Aooount of
Diseased Kidneys.
The TronHs Comes From Lack of Care.
Dr. Lambert Hip trencral medical direc
tor of tho E(juiltil)lo Life Insuraiito Com
pany, N. Y., said :
" We n-Ject sliteen per cenpf the applica
tions made to 11 tor in-uranee. and I have saml
tDe entire expense of this medical d'art
mont. by the rejection alone of applicants who
had diseased kidneys, nnd who died within two
yearj after I r jected them."
T il iinoalliiiii statement comlnjr ns It
does, from such hittli medical authority,
should have the attention of our citizons.
Tboro is no reasou to d:iy, why people
hould ullow kidney disease to get such
a hold on them.
Nature tends her warning in tho Micht
paiu in the back, poor circulation of the
blood, sediment in the urine. When any
of theso symptoms appear, Dr. David
Kennedy's Fuvorito Kemedy should bo
taken in small doses at once, nnd tlmi
drivo tho poison out of tho blood and
restore tho kidneys to' healthy action.
To our knowlcdgo this isthoonly raedl
cino Hint Hircly and cffcctuully cures this
almost universal complaint.
Wo nolo tho happy recovery of Mr.
Oscar Lambert, of .Icrico, 3Io., whoso
caso has been talked of iu the papers the
world over.
Oscar Lambert.
Quoting from bis letter.
"IncsloctedthoflrstBymptonis until I found
myself in lmd with n complicated disease of tho
kidneys. No mortal ever suffered nioro nnd
lived. Sly physician failed to help me. I then
used Dr. David Kennedy's Tavoritrt Heinedy,
madu at Ilondout, N. Y. It relieved my kidneys
almost immediately, and In a few weeks I was
clear of aU pain, and entirely cured, 1 owe my
present leaootlllo to Favoritu Hernedy."
It is used nnd recommended for what
it accomplishes. Writos Mrs. A J. F.
Manchester, from Providence, It. I.
" r began usinst Dr. Kennedy's Favorito Item
ly for kidaey disease, when Doctors failed to
relievo me. ID drove a und humor out of my
blood, cured my kidney trouble, and I am truth
ful when I nay itsaveu my life."
Wm. Huston tho popular West Shore
R, H. engineer, camo out in nn open
letter stating how he had suffered with
kidney disease. Physicians treatment,
and the use of various preparations
failed to benefit him. Dr, llavid Ken
nedy's Favorjto Hcmedy, was procured
and it mado him well.
Favorite Remedy lias had moro freoad
vertising in the columns of the daily
papers, Uian anything we know of, from
the fact that it docs as is promised.
" cures disease,"
Dr. Kennedy's Favorito Remedy
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qualities, that render it espccialy, valuable
to thonged or Infirm, lor a general ull
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nrlsing from an impuro condition of the
blood, it lias no equal. Druggists aro
telling more of it than all others combined.
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ltatlnnd, Vt., in Troublo.
Rutland, Vt., Dec. 29. The actto8 ot
the voters of the village last ThursdayxJ
refusing to raise money to pay debts
I.CI.nUlJ MJtBUBVB 11ULU UU VY UUI.11 bUQ
new city Government comes Into power
will likely result in a shut off of the elec
tric lights and a dismissal ot the pollcs
force If this is done all the insurance
companies la Rutland will withdraw their
risks.
Vnneral of Detective Synnolt. e3!l
Dublin, Dec. 20. The funeral of Detec
tive Synnott, who lost his life in the ex
plosion here Saturday, was very largely
attended by officials and citlxens. It was
one ot the largeit funerals held in Dublin
in many years. There are no new de
velopments in the case, and to judge from
the present outlook, tho cowardly author
of the outrage will go unpunished.
Two Noliooners Ashore.
Higuiland Liaur, Mass., Dec. 29. The
schooner Esther Ward (ot Gloucester)
from La Have banks with 70,000 pounds
of fish, Is ashore at Chatham. Cargo
may be saved, but tho vessel will be n
total loss. The schooner Falcom (ot
Gloucester) with fish, is ashore at Hum
Point. Crew taved. The vessel is high
upon the bunk.
Racing; Association Reports.
Albany, Dec. 29. Comptroller Camp
bell has received a statement from the
Brighton Beach Racing Association show
ing Its entruuee receipts for the year to bo
4.00,010, on which tho department will
impose n pool tux of J2.002.4B. The Kirk
wood Driving Park Association reported
receipts ot 3, 112.60, un which the tax
will bo S1C5 02.
Chance of Xiiwitpapor Owners.
Ballston, N, Y., Dec 29. G. Wal
lmum & Co., of New York, have purchased
tho Saratoga "Union" newspaper plunt
from Spencer Trask, to take poessIon
January 7. They will continue It as a
Democratic dally, and will add a job de
partment (or the season's printing of the
Saratoga Racing Association.
In Favor of Immijrratlnn,
St. Louis, Mo., Dec. 29. The North
German Turrirhund, (gymnastic union),
an organization of 450,000 German Amer
icans, through its national executive of
ficers, protested in a series of resolutions
uguinst the restriction or suspension of
immigration from other civilized nations.
Mnrtcn:t UnrrlHon's Condition.
Wasiiinoton, Dec. 29. No material
change has occurred in the condition ot I
ilartenn Harrison, tho President's fever
stricken grandchild, and tho family are
sunu:uiuo that the patient will safely pass
through the varioun stages ot the disease
to ultimato recovery.
Held for the Grand Jury.
NitWAiiK, N. J., Dec. 29. Frank J.
Kehoc, James McCoy and James Ortell,
the three men nrrusted charged with
being the cause of the death of Mrs. Ball,
whom tli r ussauled Monday night, have
mi I, l . to await the action of the grand
J"'
rx-euutor Ingalls rather leud,
n iiisoN, K.w., Dec. 29. Ex-Sjuator
,1 . Ingalls hus received a telegram
a u.ii'ing the fatal illness of his father
m H.iMM'hill, Muss. He left for that
place last night.
JmcstlgatliifT Committee at Iltivnna.
Havana, Dec. 29. Tho Committee ap
pointed by the Unl'."d States Congress to
investigate Cu. : r. T trtine and immi
gration matters has I'.mved here.
AI'il'O Contests In Kansas.
Toi'kka, Kfs,, Dec. 29. There are two
more contests of licpubllcan scats in tho
Legislature by defeated Populist candi
dates. iTHE KWD
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NEWS OF THE UHBRIfl
VThe Moravia Sighted the Cu-
narder on Dec. 21.
-Was apparently all right.
Til
;, 1 Ifiia Hut With Aeeldent
Slnca..-?
Is Ac-reed la Bhtpplue Or-
el.s-Th.i V 6",un
we Colltsloa 4Uh
Serious Mishap Wo aid
DeielUt She Is
Xow Six Day. o"roue' "n1 H,r AaU
Arm t.rlaaslr All""1
Nj;w Yons, Dec. 2oVGouitur19 M
what ,. l,t,n,,u,l tt.&ODg overdue Cu-
nardnr Ilml.ria I. ,i11 t, Aan be lndSed
in. That she has met
.5 tli accident is
agreed in shipping clrclesut Ju,8Vh
nature, extent and serlousA?"
mishap will not be known uul BU 13
spokou by some ship which will VinS "10
news to port, or until she arrivetfv cl'ner
on this or the other side of tho AtluV',"'1
The Umbrla Is now nearly six of'
overdue. Whatover mishap has befaliS"
her occurred after 10 o'clock on tho tnornt
ing of Dec. 21, when she wus about suv-
enty hours from (jueenstown.
The first news of the sighting of the
Umbrla was brought into quarantine last
ulght by tho Hamburg-American steum
ship Muruvla, Capt. Wiuckler, which left
Hamburg on Dec. 12.
Tho chief officer reports that ho sighted
the Cunurdcr In latitudo 49 dog., longi
tude 88 deg., (it! min., ubout threo miles
distant. She was in the regular west
bound passenger track, and wus going at
her usuul speed.
Two ot the most serious accidonts that
could befall the Umbrla would be the
running down of one ot the muuy dere
licts now drifting nltnlessly iu tho
Btoutuship lanes or colliding with another
vessel. .
Drifting wrecks are numerous, as is
shown iu last mouth's hydrgruphia chart,
Those silent and treacherous menaces to
navigation fairly beset tho paths of truus
atlautic liners. Some of them still retain
their heavy cargoes, as is the case of tho
Wyer G. Sargent, which is loaded with
logs of mahogany, and tho bark Lady
Gertrude, which carries railroad iron.
In striking a derelict a vessel Ilka the
Umbrla would be injured nt the most
vulnerable point, namely, the bottom,
which if the vessel were going ut full
spetu, .on id be ripped open from stem
to Sil l ..
Tho U.- uiug of her shaft or any part
ot her ununies would be insignificant as
computed with tho danger the Umbria
would be exposed to in the event ot her
running down oue of these wanderers of
the deep.
If the Umbrla's engines have broken
down there is no doubt of her ability to
ride out or weather the severest storm
while her corps of engineers ore putching
up the break.
ICEIN CHESAPEAKE TRIBUTARIES.
liaj Steamers Ileport Dlmoalt Trips and
beTnral Iaudtues Closed, vj
Uaxtimoue, Dee. 29 The bay steamers
all report, a heavy formation ot ice on the
tributaries ot tha Chesapeake Bay, Should
tho present cold weather continue for an
other day or two. the Rappahannock, ru
tuxont, Chester, Upper Pocornok, Sassa
fras, Fataspuco and Susquehanna rirsrs
will be rondorod unnavigablo.
Some of the landings could not bo made
yesterday.
Four steamers aro reported fast in the
ice. The Sue, from Washington, arrived
teveral hours late, having bad a rough
struggle with ica in the l'otomao river.
She was unable to make her landings, and
hus been temporarily withdrawn from ser
vice. There does not, howovor, Boom to
bo much fear of the harbor freezing up.
CHILI'S INDEMNITY LOCKED UP.
(lovernmeut OQlcluls JCuibarraised Over
tha Distribution of the Fund.
Washington, Deo. S9. Tho $75,000
accepted by this Government from Chili
in settlement of all damagos in tho Balti
more riots in Valparaiso are now in the
United Status Treasury, to the credit of
the Secretary of the Navy, but, judging
from present indications, a long time will
elapse before any part of the sura is
drawn for the purpose of distribution
among the claimants.
The government's legal advisors sny
that neither tho Secretary of the Navy
nor any other ofliclal has sufficient au
thority to disburse tho fund in a way that
would fully and effectually protect the
government from the demands of such of
the claimants as might be tlissutistied
with their allotment.
Theodora Albert 8eatenoed.
Nbwahe, Deo, 29. Theodore Albert,
who was arrested last week, charged with
feloniously assaulting his 11-year-old
daughter Olga, pleaded guilty, and was
sentenced to three years ia Stat prison
at hard labor.
A Belnilve of Ttlamarck Wouadari.
Nw Yonc, Dec. 89 William von
Futkammer, who it U alleged ia related
to Priuoo Bismark U In St. Vincent's
Hospital suffering from stab wounds re
ceived during a tight with two burglars
at hi house on Abingdon Square.
Yranklin Drake Daad,
Conraro, N. Y., Dee. SO. Franklin N.
J Drake, one of the wealthiest and best
known residents ot western new xork, is
dead at North Adams, lias., whither
he had gone to receive treatment tor a
canoeroua affection.
reck to U.jto libel Bull.
Auhhy, Deo. S9. It is reported that
Labor Commissioner Peok 1 about to
seek vindication through suits for libel
against various newspapers which crltl-
sized his course ln the last campaign.
Vo Bwooma Cleveland's Coachman,
Trot, N. Y., Deo. 29. Qoorge Mesrre,
a well-kuown Adirondack driver, who
for several years bas been at i'aul
Smith's, will go to Washington as coach
man for i resident Ulorsland.
Totter Presents Ills Credentials.
Bomb, Deo. 29. Hon. William Totter,
the newly appointed American Minister
to Italy, presented his credentials to Klug
Humbert at noon.
I'ltUbure's Mayor I)aiicrnsly HI,
PiTTSBtiao, Per ?6 Mayor H. L
llotirley of this ritv is dangerously ill
V'lth&cdte pneumonia, and it is feofod
may not im.vrf
St5KHOG I'alnTb.Hldn, Bhoulder and
Aim. HUort Breath, Oppression, Asthma.
It. (Hen Ankles. AVcnk nnd Hmothrrlnr
lixllt, Dropsy, "Wind In Blomarti.Hc. tro
. .nfl by DR. MILES' NEW HEART CURE.
a now discovery IjV tho eminent Indiana Special
ist. A. V. D-ivis, Bllver creek, Nt, . after taklnir
f.mr bottles of IIEAKT CtmC felt better
.hi n he hnd for twelvo yoare. "lor thirty jeers
troubled with Heart Disease; two bottles of
ifl. MILES' HEART CORE cured mo.-I-OTl
rTsn, Iluebanan. Mloh." E. B. ftutson. Wots
," ition, iij, brft tr.l en OK. MILES' HEART
:iE iorllenrc. tmuMi- k prrut results. Jlrfl.
if rtar, I Itclii.'.Tfc, M.f 11 . v ill tor lr years wire.
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bi, -i' li"i;i. lived on
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all , Jri'.l.'ltJi.
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Snapped Hands, Wounds, Burns, to
Bcmoves and Prevents Sandnut
WHITE RUSSilH SOAPo
Specially Adapted for Use in Hard Watw,
Unlike ilie Dutch Process
No Alkalies
OB
Other Chemicals
aro used In the
preparation of
W. BAKER & CO.'S
reakfastCocoa
uhtch is absolutely
pure and soluble.
It has more than three timet
the strenuth of Cocoa mixed
with Starch, Arrowroot or
Sunar. and is far more eco
nomical, costing less than ono cent a cup.
It Is delicious, nourishing, and eakilt
WQESTisn.
Sold by Ororers ererynhere.
W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass.
RUPTURE
We. tbe nnderslrned. were
entirely cured of rupture by
Dr. J. II. Mayer. KS1 Arch Bt
Phlladelnhla. Pa.. . Joues I'Ul'Inn. Kennet
Bqnare, I'a.; T. A. Krelti, Hlatlngton, Pa.; E.
M.Kmall, Mount Alio, ha.; ltev. H. II. Bber.
mer, Huubury.iPa.: U. J. Dellett, 2U H. mti
St., lteadlntt, Pa.; Wm.Dlx, 182 Montrose Bt
fnuaaeipuia; u. u. iwwe, ow r.im rt., near
Ine. Pa.: Oeoreoand Ph. llnrkart. IW.Loonet
St., tleadlne, Pa. Hend for circular
Act on a new principle
reKtnate the liver, etcmscti
and bonels throvgh tit
turret. II a. Uius' Pout
ifneitUv cure hUlonsncja,
torrid lte end con3Upae
ttr, Bmsl'et, mildest,
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punna. salt wra oa
Gou. Ag .,Pha.,Fa.
"HOTHER'S
. FRIEND" .
Ia a fioiontiilcally proparod Liniment
and harmless; overy ingredient ia of
recognized vuluo nnd in constant uso
by tbo medical profession. It short
ens Labor, Lessens Pain, Diminishes
Dangor to lifo of Motlior and Child.
Book To Mother" mailed froo, con
taining valuaUo Information uud
voluntary tofctimonials.
Bent by express, charges prepaid, oa reoeiiif
ot price, tb per bottlo.
DIWDF1ELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, Cs.
Bold by all druggists.
AGENTS WANTED.
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