The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-06-30

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LEANED, the steamer being merely dali
transport. used between near poi t., keI
no register. 1t Is lot likely that the Ii.
of lost will numbar more than fifty. a
midnight eleven bodies, nine adults, on
child and two babies, were brought to th
morgue. At Bellevue Hosp tai, q hun
Der of persons who had relatives an
friends on the Sedl0allhdkI were waitin
to identify them among the unfortunate
lost, and the scene as the bodies wer
carried in from the boat and coffin
opened was heartrending. One old gea
| tleman, Mr.. Debevoise, was frantic wit
grief when he identified tn body of hi
,on, David II. DeBevOise, of 39l Pscid
street, Brooklyn. The bJdy OF beauti
| ful young woman, about 20 years ofage
was identified as that of MsTy Reed. Tn
body of stout lady, abJut 50 years o
| age, was supposed TO be that Of Mrs
Richie, Of Locust Grove, L ng Islant
| 1t i reported that there are about ffteer
bldies on RandslPs Island, and a nun
Der on Long Island shore The body o.
young man wss picked up by q row
boat and moored to o axe at the foot Of
One Hundred AID Fifteenth street. 1t il
lCown that some of the crew did not &c
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swan ashore. When the flames broke
through He'll Gate, out was run
waters edge and had entered Little He'll
Gate However, members of the crew
say she could not have been beached
sooner. No doubt more bodies, if not
picked up by boats, will be found on
Long Island shore tomorrow morning,
as the wind was blowing in that dire
ion. If the catastrophe occurred even
an hour later the loss Of life would have
been irightful. II occurred just at time
when Sound steamers and Harlem and
other local boats were in the immedisie
neighborhOOd.
The SedWdRGhdkn v as about fourteen
years old. She was regular day boat
running between New York and R1slyn,
l.. l.. cali e at Whitestone, Crest Neck,
Sands Point and Glenwood. she ar
riyes in this city about am and leaves
on the return st 4 10. The passerg gers
on her are generally bankers, business
and literary men who live on Long
Island and come to the city in the NOM
ing, returning in the afternoon. Fire
quently lady mem bers of tn sir families
and servants accompany them. No
regular company managed the boat, but
1t is said she was run in the interest of
four owners, whose names are &. A.
Dans,S ). L. Nj. Barlow, III. Kirk, of Glen
Cove, and Mr.. Eudie, of Great Neck.
Some of the owners had special rooms in
the steamer.
New York, 29.-The New York
Herald gives the following list of the
dead ss far as known: Mamie Beach,
2 years of age, daughter of the late Judge
Beach, Of Glen Cove, L. l.; Martha
Bolet, Syears Of sge, Fifty-third street,
between Second and Third avenues;
Constantine Cherry, years of age, Nc.
2,32S Second avenue; Mrs. George w.
Cotton, No 1850 Pacific street.
Brooklyn. Drowned-jones, colored,
child Of Chanty Jones, No. 100, West
Twenty Sixth street; Mrs. Mary Reed,
dro sned-Shaler, child of Mrs. Shaler,
No. 406 West Fifty-Third street, who
was saved with her other child; - Van
dernater, 2 years of age, of Glen Cove,
L. l., body not recovered; - Watson,
unknown, dead male child, s months
old, burned; female child II months old,
drowned; a woman, 40 years of age,
burned 10 a crisp; boy 3 years DID, Ger
man woman, baby IS months old,
drowned. NJ DsBevoise, Mary Reed,
Abram z. Skedmore, Edward Watts On
of Whites one, Long Island, wholesale
liquor dealer in either New York or
Bro klyn; and five not identified Quite
q number are reported missing and a
complete list of the casualties cannot be
had to-nipht.
The body of a broker, named james
Hicks, living at Sands Point, Long
Island, was thought to have been dis
covered at WARTS Island, and Lewis
Green, of Norwalk, Conn, is reported
missing at midnight. Joseph j. Stein,
of 202 East Fifty-second street, ex-as-
sPmblyman, was a passenger on the
SeatOGRdhdkG tonight. lie was re-
ported as missing by his friends at police
headquarters
New York, g -Wm. K. Grace, 81
We'll street, reported lost together with
his wife and child, by the burr ing of the
steamer SealCGnhGkG, last evening, is
among the saved. The three were res
cued after being in the water half an
hour. Henry Arthur, leather merchant,
81 Gold street. is also among the saved.
The body of II. Skidmore. 2S4 Pearl
street, was found at the foot of One
Hundred and Fifteenth street. He
Jumped overheard from the steamer after
phaking hands with his brother, who wa:
saved. A body at the mOrgue. supposed
to be that of Rev. j. w. Diller. DIT.
former rector of st. Luke's Church,
Brooklyn, has not yet been identified.
Two more bodies were picked up of
Wards Island, one man 40 years old,
light complexion, sandy hair and
whiskers, and dressed in black coat,
checked Jumper and blue overalls; the
other was man about IS, sandy nous
tache, dressed in dark pants and checked
jumper. The bodies oil Mrs. Eveline d.
Bennett and husband, q B. Bennett, Is
and 20 Liberty street, were identified al
the morgue and removed TO their late
residence, Brooklyn. The bodies of Mrs
B. Rouscher and Miss Lizzie Shalor, 81
Nest Fifty-fourth street, were identified
and removed Edward j.. Booth, 6
lawyer, Liberty street, was a passenger
and has not been heard from since the
disaster. Charles Appleby, l55 Broad
way, reported lost, with his wife, write
that both are safe and uninjured. Con-
stantine Sherry, child, brought to To,
morgue this morning, was recognized
and taken away by its father, who i've
at 1927 Second avenue. David II d.
Bevoi.e, aged 81, of 81 Bowery. was re
cog lied by his father, and the boql
| toLon sway thiz ming susan u
Coleton, aged As years, wife of Georg'
W. Coleton, sgent Red Star Steamship
Line, is among the dead. Mary A
Reed, girl about 20 years old, wa
identified this morning by woman wht
said, with tears in her eyes, Miss Rec
was engaged to be married next month
and had BOT relstive in the world. Th
body is still at the morgue. The bod.
of Barbara Rauscher, German, aged 8
years, was lying on marble sab, BE
arms clasping t. ter breast the body o
an infant child, The husband an
father recognized the dead wife an
child to-day, and they were removed
their home. 426 Vest Fifty-thir
street. ] izzie Shsler, 406 West Fifty
third street, was recognized among tn
dead in the morgue. Theo. GautheT
grocer, Sheriff street, Clarence Nand'
water and an unknown negro wei
identified. Four bodies are still W
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