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jinn oon, 9 from First Page.) ‘ pn No, 310 West 145th Street. HANRAHAN, JOSEPH, gs aiugs which penetrated bis} ™!™. ni : GILLIES, W. G., No. 54 Stover Ave- ‘nue, Pelham, died to-day at Broad|“’ARTHURS, —, Mr. address not joepitml, JOHNSON, JOHN, fitty-five, a porter| McKoo: at No. 4 Garden Place, Brooklyn. JOYCE, WILLIAM T., « clork em- ployed by J.9P, Morgan @ Co, was | MILLER. killed while working with his father, ‘T. W. Joyce, in the front oMos of Mit) RAT, no adiroan: died this Morgan & Co. The father has not yet been notified of his son's death, | He, himself was seriously injured by! Go; Savannal ‘the fying fragments of heavy giass| ek from tho frdht windows of the offices, ‘The dead man was em- ployed as an assistant to bis father,| taken to Broad Street Honpital, Who is head of the gold shipping department of Morgen & Co, KENNEDY, BERNARD J, thirty, a identified clerk, 443 10th Street, South Brook- lyn, Identified by his employer, Victor Byron, No. 115 Broadway. Kennedy's body also was punctured ‘by many small wounds, and the| identified ) back of his bead Was torn away. ‘Mr. Byron was in doubt as to the identity of the body until be viewed the torn and blood-stained clothing "| LIST OF THE DEAD AND INJURED 6th Street, died in Broad street | Hospital. Hospital at 1 o'clock this morning. OTH, CHARLES A., twenty- seven, No, 646 Fast Fifth Street, Brooklyn, @ bookkeeper employed at the National City Bank. Lin- droth was married last July and 27, No, 443 ew Alt Battalion. He was gassed in Ar- gonne Forest, according to bis! ping brother Lawrence, who identified Lindroth wae facing the ex- plosion, as all of his wounds were itl ri in the front of his body, which was mutilated by slugs. found, no further identification; died at Broad Street Hospital yes- terday afternoon. Arthur Street, Yonkers, a bankor He was identified by bis cousin, Robert. He was a nephew of 8, 8. | 7 SCHMITT, Joneph, #6, who lives on Second ‘Street, Bayside, L. L, a clerk, wae identified by ‘hia broth- he lower part | Schmitt 1 body wan charred by the flame of the explosion and many of. a bones were broken by metal 4 «tnall pleces of stone. th Machine Gan SOLOWAY, 'BINJAMAN, sixteen, No. 2h fh eng Hag 1520 Lincoln Place, Hrookiyn, Iden- tied by father, SAmuel, errands for Bium & Bples, foreign exchange brokers, SMITH, LEWES K., No. wich Street, died at Volunteer Hos- E. A, No. 7 Fulton Street, “atcokiyn died at Broad Street Wit, JOIN W. No. 460 Weet 6tth Btrvet, died at Broad Street Hoa- pital at 6.60 o'clock this morning. MAN, thi: WESTBAY, ROBLUMT, 16, No. 238 Seen of Oorden Cite ta fe ennnit | MOCLURE, COLIN BARR, %, No, 118] wllort, 24> Breet, 136 Green-| | No. 4 Parkside Ave- nue, Brooklyn; died the afternon a in Voluntoer Hospltal. YLANDHGR, MiLLMUSD, of No. 42] roe Street, | leCht Lenin step eed ured UNIDENTIFIED. weed Woubae ana ye 4 MAN, about fifty years old, 6 feet 8) ww the knee and a| was ti e s NS ‘a| inches tall, brown hair mixed with) widow and two here. eray, La Cige rts Lge snl , | McKBON, piecng shirt with black etripes, He ts survived by a wite and|*<! pico ad iD He Ba ib Me Bt0T| Ghose aad white socks, | jelnon Bro! ro) focarined by. his ener, Wiliam | MAN, about thirty yours old, 5 feot 3} at the Mor; to-day. No, 4 MAYER, AldHAD, Ju Nv. oil West ¢ the "Morte Trading, Cor mig No 1 Morton ing Company, No. Broad’ Ma; uy A] iden Mayer. Mayer had finecn wounds| GUBIM 7. 1 A on pieces of stone. ie mother as prostrated the news of his Goat and is ina prdns od Cj ead according to her ph: NK, No. “700 Pred 179th sivests ai Go at Broad Street} Street. Mi}. Bt i, CHARLES, Colonel Unit-| Wost 164th ed States Army Quartermaster & fractured Pine om broken legs and arm, BOPT: punctured lung. Was in oftos Street, rook of J. & Co. as customer STOVA, when explosion occurred ani where he died late in the afternoon, tT. gg, {igh don von ty-four, No. 136 tor Avery Han- plates sre No ats, § a tebth Btreet the NO. 36 MoOnuley Avenues Le t,o member of the a cones Diviaion, who HBPBBARD, iny a — fore in his and a pum! of , Wounds in his thine which were Stre found to have been made by small Diecen of he v0q ROBERTS, L, L., No, 288 Fort ‘Wash- ington Avenue. died .n Broad street Tin =e AN ACARI EXTRAORDINARY OFFERING TOMORROW OF BEADED TRICOTI NE 7. 4 FOR WOMEN AND MIVrer IN A VARIETY OF GEAUTIFUL NEW TUNIC MODELS, EMBELLISHED WITH ORNATE BEADWORK, IN ARTIS VIC DESIGNS os OTHER BEADED Lladro FROCIYT ) $23.50 To $195.00 4718 ahs enn ee BGMO: No. Rhode ‘sland “Avanion, Wasbiner raHANCrY, ELY, No. 196 Allen CONWAY, J. F., No. 462 Green- “wood Avenue. FAICK, FROCK/ | inches tall, blue-gray eyes, wore dark sult with white pin stripe and white shirt with black stripe, At Broad Street Street Hospital. NKER, WESTON, No. 239 Baitio Street, ge 46 Halsey Street, Broo OBHIEN, Ltd frie No, 229 Burnside Avenue, Bi ate PRANK, No, 278 BOCK, F., No, 821 East 79th FLASKY, JOHN, No. 38 Green- rent. NEISS, RICHARD, No. 601 Street. PHIPPS, ALBERT G., No. 8 kiya No, 1190 Dean RANK, Bergenfield, FRISING, 'BRNBST, No. 1168 MWINKELSAN, Foruc,| Adams Strect, Brdoklyn. PETERSON, WILLIAM, No. 33 Chestnut Avenue, N. J. kiyn. * HERMAN, Bogota, HOWARD, "No. No. 1721 , Sacramento, OH re o~_ W Go Connection W:% Any Other “stablishment in the World { I WORTH | jose = NRTA RO a eh 2 7 Lae pt torr PHek, T. CIR, Valentino Avenue Bronx. JOHNSC i FAIOK, MRS. LENA, wite of Avenue, Brooklyn; ATKINS, Het, Nov 3670 burned. MAS., mo, 164 East Mth Stree 7 MULHOLLAND, ANNA, No. Brooklyn; burns and shock. 487 Putnam Aveéhue, Brooklyn. Str Nassau Sirect, Freeport, L. 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