It could not be definitely ascertained
where Mr. and Mrs. Welsh lived. They
were newly married and it Is supposed
that they have been in Florida anil were
returning to Cleveland. Mrs. Welsh
could only speak incoherently, and both
are supposed to be fatally injured. The
others who are supposed to be fatally
hurt are Thos. Allen, Augusta, Ky.;
Mrs. E. Lovell and three children, Wa
tauga, Tenn.; Judge J. 11. Mellett,
Newcastle, Ind., Mrs. J. W. See ver,
Boston; J. E. Mason, Brazil, Ind.; J.
11. Carrick, Pratt, Mo.
A Detective Sold.
New York, March 30.—Immediately
after the close of the ball at the Van
derbilt mansion, Tuesday morning, an
army of workmen was employed to re
move the temporary decorations and
clear up the house. Report, In some
manner, was circulated among them
that valuable diamonds and other
precious stones had been lost by the
guests, and each workman endeavored
to be more vigilant than his neighbor
in the search for the treasure. Sud
denly one man was seen to pick from
the floor of the dining room a glitter
ing bauble, which had been concealed
from sight by the edge crash of the
cloth which covered the carpet, and
immediately he quit work, leaving bis
tools behind him. One fellow work
man, who had noticed the movements,
hastened to East Thirty-first street po
lice station and there imparted to a de
tective his startling information, after
having exacted a promise from the de
tective to share with him the prospec
tive reward for the recovered jewel.
