Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-01
MANY ARE MISSING
The Long List Compiled by the St.
Louis Police.
MASS MEETING TO Be ASSEMBLED
Question Of Accepting Aid to Be
Considered.
Q ITE A SCARE TODAY

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-The list of persons
missing since the terrible tornado of last
Wedr esday is appalling. At present the
police have 40 names, which are given be-
low, etc:
Charles and Eddie Appel, eight and six
years; Louisa Arnicka. John Brouthers.
Henry Reichenbacher G. NJ. Brown, John
Bergest, Carl Brandenberger, John Con-
nelly, Springfield, ILL.,; Alfonso Cooning,
Darlington, KY: VIM. Crooks, Mamie Con-
red, CT aries Coles, VIM. Cook. Joseph Dor
sey, Joseph Deter, Mrs. Florence Davis
Stephen o. Davidson, Phillip Damat
Wheaton, ILL.,; x. Davidson, Jean Decker
f. Eastman, Teleph Ely, Edward Felb
Hthry Forfeit, Decatur, H.; Jere Fruit
Morris Fischer, Hardin H.. Sydney Foster
Mems Gogar, Hardin, H.; Nancy GingeIs,
Beaver Creek. H.: Odolf Goodman, Maggie
Goodman, l.. p. Goodman, Adoph Good
nan Walter Grueneway, Maggie Hickey,
Jacob harris, Isabel Horne, Charles Hus5,
George Hesse, Joseph Heenan, George How
ard, Minneapolis. Mimi; Albert Hardy
Lcgansport, Ind: E. T. Jean, Bertha
Jacobs j. W. Johnson, Samuel Jones'
Birdie Jacobs, jeremiah Ray. recently from
Lizzie keim, Charles Keifer, Charles E.
ttly, Chicago; Gerhurdt Knoll, Sadie
hnpp. Charles Klein, Charles Anthony
Lambkin, came from Cincinnati the day of
the tornado; Cal Mccarthy, James Nc
Clellan, Webster Grove; Jessie Mccarthy,
Memphis Tenn. G. Meyer, Hamburg. H.;
Jcheph mclaughlin, George Moser, Dora
Myers came from Chicago the day of the
tornado; A. ]. Messing, Indianapolis, Ind;
John OLeary, VIM. O'Meara, James
drew P; Probasco, Mary Ridley,
Alton, H.; John Rose, John Raak,
Ida Richards. Charles w. Rutledge,
John Scott, B. Settrer. Peoria, H.; Charles
IT L.,
Smith, Charles a. Schon, Kate Schulter,
John Smith. Lena Sanger, James Sturgeon.
Charles Steinslde, Cincinnati, Ohio; August
Schmidt. Herman Mo; J. D. Strudel: 5: W.
Thompson, Mollie Thurus Mrs. NJ. Ter
rance, F. H: Wooddell, Wm. Wind, Max
Weis, VIM. Ward, Louisville Ky; Bertie
Wetzel, Olga Weperfrtz, Mary Wagner
George Watkins. St. Paul, MINI: Robert
Sim Woods, John Young. George Ziegler,
Frank Zalljigak, Rose Zalljigak, Lizzie =,
colored, thought to be under the RUNS of 2I2s
Russell avenue; chambermaid of the steam
er J. ]. Odill; eleven persons, names un-
known, supposed to have been drowned by
the steamer Libbe Conger; carpenter of
the steamer City of Nicksbarg; four school
girls, supposed to be in the ruins of the
Souard Market.
The following dead were recovered from
tie runs Of storm-destroyed buildings yes
terday: Adoiph Anschel, Mrs. Ellen Hen
messy and John Kelly.
Discussing Outside Aid.
A mass meeting cf citizens has been
called for tomorrow afternoon to consider
the advsability of appealing fer outside
aid for the relief of storm sufferers. The
call is signed by q number Of prominent
Germans, South broadway merchants and
citizens of the devastated portions of South
ST. Louis. 1t states that the loss of prop
erty is greater than was at first supposed,
1t being estimated at S2O,UOo,OOD. For this
reason, the call continues, assistance is
sorely needed. and the generous offers of
numerous cities of this ami foreign coun-
tries should not be declined.
4 Thorough Scare.
At an early hour this morning the two
stricken cities, st. Louis and East ST.
Louis, received a thorough scare. A storm
came up from the southwest accompanied
by low, rumhling thunder and almost con-
tinuous flashes Of lightning. Then few
minutes later big black clouds appeared
on the northern horizon and rolled up until
they covered the city. There a strong
wind, though nothing at all approaching
a tornado or hurricane. The elemen- dis
turbances lasted for nearly an hour and
then became a slow, drizzing rain. No
damage resulted.
In the City Hospital Ruins.
Last week it was thought fifty patients
We're in the ruins of the city hospital
which was demolished by the tornado. To-
udy every man, woman ana cnllQ VINO was
in the institution either as help, nurse doc
tor or patient, has been accounted for
Michael Dunn was the only patient killed
outright by the Storm Some have died
since but only few from actual injuries
| received.
AT st. Johns Hospital the patients were
all doing fairly well, except Anton Gregory
OF I'd and Victor streets who has not vet
recovered consciousness.
At the Alexander Brothers HOSPITAL two
patients have died and three have been dis
charged
The doctors at the different institutions
expect very few additional deaths now
among their patents. This morning there
We're eleven bodies of tornado victims in
the morgue They We're Cora and Ethel
Claypool Mrs. Cahil, Mary Talbot, Wm.
Anderson, Charles Alcornero and IN nm
known white man, supposed to be Adolph
Gutman; VIM. Plank, and three children
from the Bethesda Home. OF this number
three were removed by relatives later in
the day. They were the Claypools and Mrs
Sahill. who were killed at jefferson ard
Papin streets. N
Unless there are some claimants for the
remains of the unknown man, William
RANK and the three Bethesda Home vic
Tins, they will be inferred in the potter,s