Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-04
Each Fresh Round Adds to
the Discoveries and
Identification.
SOME WHO WERE SAVED
From Yesterdays s p. M. Edition.
rrRoHr A STAFF CORRESPONDENT


the debris. Everywhere dead bodies are be-
ing taken out. 1t is estimated at present
that 8, 900 bodies have been recovered so far.
As fast as they are identified they are re-
moved by friends, and those unrecognizsble
are buried at once. There is an abundance
of caskets and more are constantly arriving.
Colonel J. P. Linton, who everybody
thought was dead, turned up this morning.
Others supposed to be in heaven are turning
up; but for all that the loss of life is terri
ble. The following is list OF the victims
30 far as identified:
GEORGE HELSEL, boy of Is
Unknown man IS years old, red hair ana RED
mustache.
MRS. D. ]. WILLIAMS
FANNY PROSSER
BESSIE PROSSER
MRS EVA MAY PARSONS.
JOHN MEYERS.
JAMES JONES.
THOMAS THEOBURN.
MRS. LEECH, mother of County Superin-
]. W. LEECH, his two sisters, uncle and
brother-inlsw gone.
MARY SHARK1E
Fourteen-year-old young lady. supposed 70
be a passenger on eastbound train; brown
hair black cloth coat gold watch and chain,
breastpin, plain gold ring marked N. b. to
M, s, McD."
DR. WILSON.
Another lady, supposed to be in the eastbound
train; 25 wears old, slim build. dark hair,
watch, two small lockets on chain, breastpln
and small round pocketbook, Sis in it
UNKNOWN WOMAN, gray hair, thought TO
be MRS. oGLE, but some couldn't recognize
her.
UNKNOWN WOMAN, feet 4 inches high.
brown hair upper teeth tase. Iowvr natural,
old scar on left side of face from. eye to
MRS. MOLLIE BURHART.
MOILTE JAMES, daughter of E. A. James. Jr.
FRANK DAVIS, 6OS South Fourth street,
ALICE KENNA, nee CHRIsTY, formerly
also, and married.
UNKNOWN MAN, about S. years, grayish
MRS. MARGARET sToFFEL
MRS. MARIA LUCAS, colored.
UNKNOWN FEMALE. burned beyond recog-
TRUNK OF BODY, sex not known, burned.
FEMALE, S3 years old, burned beyond recog-
Boy named WILLIAMS; boy years old, un-
unknown, partially burned 4S bodies at the
LESSEE DAY and LAURAL HAMILTON.
IDA and MINNIE FISHER.
WILLIAM LAYTON.
J. J. MURPHY.
w s. WEAVER,
BART HOFFMAN.
The HOFFMAN family, except three.
MRS. OGLE.
MISS GORMAN.
MISS WATKINS.
MISS ssi iB2pSTf%G. I2pSSTTTfi%G
TOM DAVIS and family, six in all.
HON. JOHN HANNoN, wife and two daugh-
tiers.
JAMES BRAcKEN and family, six in all.
HOWARD HOW J J. ROBERTS. Cashier of First
National Bank and family, except one.
DR. 6. c. BRlNKER and brother.
JOHN S. LESLIE.
G. J. BUTLER
HOWELL POWELL
ARTHUR BENSBOOFT.
BOB MILLER.
]. F. HARRIS, family about eight.
HARRIS, himself saved.
Two of DR. PALAND'S children.
MRS DR. PEDAN.
Family of JACOB ZIMMERMAN lost
WALTER HAINES and wife.
MRS. EMIL ROTH.
MRS DEFRANCE.
MRS. FRONHEIsER and little daughter.
MAMIE FULTON.
MAMIE ELDER.
WALLACE MCCONAUGHEY.
ROBERT PHILLIPS. wife and two children.
200 bodies are in the Fourth ward school.
FRANK WHEAT
Boy named WILLIAMS.
Family: MRS. and MISS REPLO9IEE.
JOHN DIBERT.
LEWIS WEAVER, his daughter and her
MRS. WALTER s. WEAVER, who was one
of the best known and most respected
Christian ladies in Johnstown.
JOHN D1BERTS DAUGHTER blanche.
MRS. JANE BRIDGES, mother OF the super
intendent Of Transportation for Carnegie &
Co., Frank L Bridges.
Her daughter, Mrs. Kate Young, and her
grandson are known to be dead
The following were also identified:
JOHN FARRELL, druggist.
LOUIS STEHR. Conemaugh.
ATTGTTET MICKEY. Cambria.
GEORGE BOWSER. Rager Mountain.
EAfRI TINDARA, Cambria City.
NICHOLAS ELMS. Cambria City.
DAISY HAUCH, Washington, Pa.
FIDEL SCHNELL4 LOUISA WARNER and
HOWARD OF AR q. ROBERTS, Cashier First Ma
II a ROSE. District Attorney
U. s. MERCHANT.
EXSHERIFF RYAN, wife and four children.
DAVID c. REED, merchant, wife and three
w. D. KIRBY. wife and sister-in-law.
MES b. HOWARD.
CAPTAIN PATRICK o'CoNNELL and sis
JOHN KINNEY.
JOHN SCHIFFHAUR
CHARLES F. KRESS and wife.
MRS. CYRUS ELDER, daughter and son.
JACOB WILD and wife.
THOMAS GORE and wife.
ABRAM ELDRIDGE.
AUGUST YOUNG.
SAMUEL ELBRIDGE, policeman.
MRS. H T. DE FRANCE
EMIL YOUNG.
HARRY BEASHOoF.
CYRUSiP. TITLE and sister.
JAMES HOOPS, Secretary johnson Company.
JAMFS O. MURPHY and wife. retired mer-
JOHN FEM.
CHRIST KIMPEL and wife, furniture dealer.
OLIVER AKERS, builder.
MRS. h. NJ OGlE and daughter Minnie.
CHILDREN OF ROBERT SAGERSON.
MRS. ]. H. SMITH and hree children, wife |
of the marble cutter.
MRS. MORRIS woOLF, of Wool, Son & |
MRS KATZENsTEN and son.
JOHN FRIEND and six children.
b +. HUFFMAN, railroad station coachman,
wife and four children.
SON OF JAMES GARDNER
CHILDREN OF DR. POLAND.
ENGINEER PINDER.
JOHN s. MCCAMMON and wffe.
MRS HARRIS, wife Of the Chief Of Police, 4
and Eve children.
TOM DAVIS, we'll known in Cambria county. /
MRS. JAMES MERTHA, and three children. /
Mr.. AND MRS. GREENWOOD. and two
-daughters-one survives Mamie, 10 years Of
age.
MRS ALLBRETER
MRS. BR0Z.
MRS. DEGNAN.
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