St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-03
AMONG TIE SAVED.


AMONG TIE SAVED.
Partial List of Those on the Flood
Swept Trains.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2.-For the
first time in forty-eight hours COM
munication was had Indirectly with
Altoona at o'clock this evening at the
Pennsylvania railroad offices III this
city. The superintendent at Altoona
says that the Atlantic express leaving
Pittsburg at a. m. Friday; the Chicago
and New York limited, east-bound,
which left Pittsburg at 7:10, Friday
morning. and the Seashore express
which left Johnstown early Friday
morning, arrived at Altoona Saturday
afternoon. All the passengers on these
three trains are reported as being well.
Altoona sends the following list of pas
sengers on the day express from Chicago.
which was caught in the flood at Cone
maugh, who are known to be safe:
William Heury Smith, general manager of
Lyon. Boston: Mrs. j. W. Latta and daugh-
ter Edith. Philadelphia: Elizabeth Houmer,
Wrightsville, Pa. Mrs. Mary L. Cowne, Wash
ington: II. c. Groch. Sharon. Mich; Mrs M.
u.
T. Sergeant. Massachusetts; W. S. Jackson,
Philadelphia: Es tella j. Kittering, Pennsyl-
vania; Daniel Humphreys. Indianapolis;
Mrs. Clara De Witt and child, Dennison,
Ind; John Laughrey, wife and the children,
Columbus Ohio; Mrs. Maggie E. Mulaheny.
Indiana; Mrs. Ella CARRIER, Aurora, Ill.
Mrs. A. $. Lippincott, Philadelphia: Mrs.
Gussie Cook and child. Dennison, Ind Mrs
Fanny Murphy and child, Dennison, Ind;
Har riet Stockbridge, Curwensville; Mrs. G.
oh; yl.S u
Ha milton, Yorkville; n. Y; Mrs. Paris
Schick, husband and daughter. =; Miss
Simpson, =; C. E. Mcclure, Chicago; Mrs.
Gallon and daughter, Pittsburg; Lizzie r.
Hunter; Pittsburg; Mr.. Field and son, Pitts
Lees, Pittsburg: Uriah Carroll, :; r. E.
Vaughn, Landisvile. Pa; F. H. Berney, -:
H. A. Eagan, New York.
The following persons. passengers on
the day express, are said to have been
drowned at Conemaugh:
Mrs. j. W. Brady, Chicago: Miss Margaret
Patrick, Pittsburg; William Shelter, Newark,
NJ.
The following list of persons at AL
tOOna is sent. 1t is known to comprise
those on the two sections of the day ex-
press which was caught in the food at
Conemaugh, and is also thought to be
partly made up of those who reached
Altoona by other east-bOund trains:
E. Knee; Miss Grass, Philadelphia: Mary E.
Moran, Philadelphia; Bridget Sulkin. Phla-
delphia; j. M. Newcome and wife, New Lon
don; Mrs. c. II. Leopard, Malina. TO-; Carrie
City; William Stewart, Pittsburg: J. c. Plor-
gor. Me-; Clara Cobb, Brooklyn;
Charles J. Burbridge, =; Allen Proctor,
-; Morris Ely, Camden: E.. NJ. Leopard.
New York; Mrs. Simon Slick Reading; John
r. n
Wa, =: John r. Mahon, Philadelphia: E. II.
Mccullough, wife and daughter. Philadel
phIa; W. r. Winslow. Chicago: Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson. Philadelphia; Mrs. Matilda Allen,
Emily June. Mount Vernon, N. c.: Virginia
Maloney. Woodbury., N j.: Mary wilkins,
Woodbury., N: j.: Fl. Walsh, Philadelphia;
A. Silverson. Honesdale, Pa. F.: Mrs. Ellen Gee,
Honesdale. Pa: Prinella Stacerin. Philadel-
phia: Frank Patton, wife and daughter. Free
port, Ia; Mrs. L. R. Fizer, Monroeville. O.;
Mrs. Sherman. Nantucket, L. l. George Saw
yer Bristol. O.: Mr.. Chandler. :; R. C. Yohn,
New York: Albion Advances Fort Monroe:
Mary Fitzpatrick: Pittsbnrg; M: W. Whit
cago: R. Spangler. Illinois; ". M. Mellon,
=: Gertrude Mellon. Milwaukee John Weby,
New York; j. C. Ospont. Tachoe; Simon
Sheppard. :; G. Keifer, shippensburg, Il. St.
City; city, Houston Porter. . Washington; Richard d
Brown, New York; Mrs. Pauline Viii lard
New York: Mrs E. A. Eberly. Cannon. N.
Y: Martha Livingston: New York: Frank G.
Gallseveath, Tyrone: Anna C. Smith, Marys-
q Sile Pa &6rmsn Fl F. se% gsin' YdSs New . 20r6 g.
arsenshurg ansez 9rs'1Sn Pa SMITH hM0r1as Pitis
burg; Allen j.. Fitz, Elmira: R. Van Dyke
and wife sunbury; Rollins S. Dromly, Pitts
WILLIAMSBURG: E. Wolf, Holbrok. N J;
James B. Miller. Pittsburg; Orlando Rock
Ra,sv Pa G. A,tdan. a; B5sdf0rd ss cameroa R; H.
BelSood. selss H'Pana Ps Mrs.. &. s. Hand. elon;
Simeon C. Hand W. Baker. =: John Kline,
vickstown: J. H. Drys. Rochester N. Y:
George d. Donaldson. New York: James II.
Stewart wife and baby. Allegheny: G. H.
II. sonder, Omaha, Neb James F. Lerms.
Soao %aoain.on Ps osl staSsE %"Pss
A. M. Shandier, New York: R. F. johnson.
New York; 5aa,oa R: Myers phiadelphia; Mrs
vester. wife and two children: W. Wilmot,
wife ana child, Redland; Mrs. e. W. Halford
and daughter. Washington: Annie Bamil-
ton, Minneapolis: Thornton Robinson. Ale
gheny: George Keller, Harrisburg: John Bur
rls, George Housman, Philadelphias r.
H. Key. =: r. II. Ranney, Kalamazoo;
James B. Ranney. Kalamazoo: George Cas-
kon's family. Ringgold. Md: Samuel Birney,
lIOrenZOs JdIneS NJ. DuuOTu, =, w. Il. I.
Bullock =; Rev. j. H. Leiper, Philadelphia;
j. Llama. Amboch, Lorenzo; Mrs. M. A.
Blearewell, =; D. g. Shearer, =: N. S. Davis,
wife and three children, Lancaster; Margaret
Justice, =: Dr. Robinson, Allegheny.
The above lists of names were re-
ceived by telegraph direct from Bed
ford, Pa. Bedford got them from
Cessna, Pa, by telephone. Cessna re-
ceived them over the telephone from
Martinsburg, and the latter place got
them by telegraph from Altoona. The
list does not comprise all of those on the
day express. as some are known to be
still at Conemaugh, and In view of the
devious route by which the names
reached here their absolute correctness
cannot be relied upon.
UP TO 10 O'CLOCK
tonight no names additional to those
previously sent have been received'here.
All the passengers taken to Altoona are
quartered at the Logan house, a large
hotel. ample to accommodate them.
The Pennsylvania company is pr0vid-
ing for their wants. A dispatch
this afternoon states that three un-
identified persons. supposed to be