Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-24
T. e. Wescott's residence.
Charles Hoyt's residence.
Prof. Bsrnhardt's residence.

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Fine residences IL ured $4,000.
Cot'sges, warehouses, barns, etc.
$4,000.
Total, S573, 900.
| Other incIdeD tails will increase this,
All day long the funeral tramp has beer
heard through the town aud every littI,
while q body CT men passed down thu
street carrying remains 10 the home OF
friend to swat burial. AS yet 70 strange
ment has been made for general funeral
Some Of the bodies have been taken e
other towns and some into the country
Following is q corrected list Of the dead
DAVID YgARwooD.
MRS, j. L WATERS and baby,
j. G. MURRAY.
MRS RUSSELL DEWEY.
MARY WRsTBROoK.
HENRYiWATsRs.
JAMES PERSON
CHARLES CUMM NGs.
MRS CALVIN COOPER.
GEORGE PERSONS aud son, colored.
MRS WILLIAM JONES and child.
MRS ELvIRA MARTIN, colored.
JOHNNIE YBARwoop.
SAM YEARwooD and wife.
Frank CLIGHTMAN.
MISS JosIN SUTTON.
JOHN DODsoN, Jr.y
JosEPI SHEw
MRS JOHN SHELDON.
MRS CHARLKs HUTCHINSON,
Miss IRWIN,
NETTIK SnIELDS,
AMAND4 BERDoN,
Az unknown man,
MRS. L. e. LRGe,
George Jones, youngest child.
The following were injured: Lizzie
Bolnett, limb broken and mead crushed {;
will die.
Charles Pool, sq1eez ID nearly to death
by house fslliHg On him.
Lew Enmerson, hurt about the leg and
knee.
Henry Ellis, bruised, but not seriously.
joe Howard, badly bruised.
Walter Jones and Ed Harper, colored,
MOI aeriou4.
Ada Harper, not expected to live.
William Hogan, badly ismmed up.
Hogan's child is dying, both legs being
broken.
Mrs Sssch Brszzel, badly hurt.
Mrs. Abe Hicks, very badly bruised.
D1iph Issm's ten-yesr-old daughter
WAS burned and very badly bruised.
Mrs. Henry Waters, not expected to
livs.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. GAlbreath, seriously III
iu ed.
Charles Weir, badly hurt.
Steve Msxey, leg broken.
Mrs. w. 81. Hannah, slight.
ABanda Brerdon, badly injured.
j. c Hambrink, arm broken and in
lured about the head
c rrine Hambrink, fatally injured.
Mrs. Jacob Albright, not expected TO
live.
Mr.. Liliekraft, cannot live.
Mrs. Isam, not seriously.
Mrs. Hattie Sow, badly injured.
Mrs. Emory Maltor, not expected to
live.
Jennie Linth, badly bruised.
MIR. Shelton and wife.
Joe Stafford, bruised, but able to be
about.
The Kirk family are unable to be up,
out are not seriously injared.
Lsw Lancy, injured, but able to be
JUt.
William BrszEel, wife and child, badly
INJURED.
John Issm, colored, arm broken.
Mr.. Hogan, bruised, wife and boy badly
lurt.
Sam Pountney, arm broken.
Mrs. Gsbe Geries, rot expected to live.
John Dodson and wife, badly injured,
lot expected to recover.
George Jones' children, coloYed,
AS soon as the injured were removed
rom the ruins they were conveyed to
heir homes or to the Supreme court
'ooma which was quickly fitted up as q
losp tai. All the physicians of the town
we're soon in active service, and by 10
o'clock they we're reinforced by many
rom peigtboring towns, who have de-
7oted themselves assiduousiy to the duty
before them.
Dr. Watson of the local force and DR..
sen OF Evansville, Ind, acted as heads
Il the surgical department. They learn
rom their efficient services that the |
'Stsnts ara generally doing |
cry well, although there are eight |
II ten who cannot recover |
Is soon as the extenE OF the disaster was |
ealizsd at distant points foods of tele- |
rams were received asking about friends. |
Among these messages also were offers |
4 assistance, and before night dons-
lens exceeding 1920 in cash had |
zen telegraphei aud promises of much |
aore. None Of the buildings have insur-
nee against storms and the enormous !
nss is total to the Hners Of the property.
-d1utant General Vance has teIe-
raphed that he and DIR. |
'ouchs President of the State
'oard of Health Commissioners,
I'LL be here tonight. Governor Oglesby |
annot come tonight. Steps are now
eng taken to give public funeral to-
borrow to sill who have not yet been
ured or taken away.
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