The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1896-05-30

MIS-, u N ell, MISS, OllenSullcT, Au-
gusta; Oates, Thomas.
Planck, William; Proule. Catherine;
Plancheck, Charles.
Richardson, John; Renedeck, Charles;
Rux, Tina; Rehelin, -.
Scherbell, John; Smith, Andrew;
Smith, Thomas; married daughter Of
Mrs. Spillman Sudhoff, Charles; in
FAINT OF Mrs. Bernice Steinkoeller; Ste
phens, T. j.; Schmidt, Charles: Stein
burg, Christopher; Senlile, Samuel;
Silva, Benjamin De; Steinketta, Adam.
Taylor, William.
Vignette, Louisa
Woodruff, Sarah B.; Wagner, John;
Wells, Theodore; Wells, Prince; Woods.
William w. Walters, Owen, Woolsey,
Michael; Wilson, Robert; Weinstocker,
Mrs; WHATSOEVER, Miss; Wills, MI
chael.
Zimper, Leon.
The following is revised list of dead
at East St. Louis at midnight:
Anderson, Richard; Anderson, John;
Anderson, Andrew; Andres. Richard;
Avery, Gay; Avery, William.
Badger Emma; Brown, ]. c.; Barr,
Mrs; Brewer, Mrs; Badger. Mrs.
Henry; Brucker, Mike; Butler, Miss;
Bean Mrs Patrick; Bruce, Mrs; Breen,
John; Bland Robert.
Connolly, Trudy; Corrigan. Major;
Clendennin, Irene; Chapman, George;
Carroll, James.
Dilligan, Mike; Duffy, Joseph; Duffy,
Ed; Dean, Mrs. Mary.
Evans, Maria.
Franks, Joseph; Flanagan, James;
Free. Willie; Fleming. H; Fries, F. A.
Farrell, w. c.; Frawley, John.
Griffin, Thomas; Gage, Amos; Gage,
Mrs. Robert; Gladshaw, Emma; Glad
due, Henry; Gladdue, Emma; Grub,
Martin; Gilligan, M. K.
Hearn. John c.; Humphrey, =; Hay
ward, Scott; Hartigen, William; Heine,
J. E.; Huran, John; Hayes, John;
H; Hawley, John; Haywood, Mrs
Schilda; Hardigan, Mrs.
Kildea, Michael; Kent. John; Kent
Ira; Kavanaugh, -; Keefe, M. H.
Kurtz, Jacob; Kumre, Mrs; Kinnell
Mrs; Keene, ]. E.; Kinbee, Jacob.
Lee, Mrs. Henry; Lucky, George.
Morgan, Clarence; Murray, F.; Muir
ray, ]. w; Mitchell, John; Mccain, P.
j.; Mccormick, Francis; McCaul, Jack;
Murphy, Frank j.; Mitchell, Mrs.
Mitchell Joseph; Murray, NJ. ].
Null. DR.. c. E.; Nicolls, F. A, of Gin
cinnati
O'Brien. Edward; child of Arthur
O'Leary
Porter, 1. N; ten-year-old son of I:
n. Porter; Potter j. A; Potter, C.
Reed, John; Rose, Henry; Richa rdson
L.; Reams, John; Ross, Frank; Roof,
Mrs; Rice, w. A; Rothe, Charles; Rice,
George; Richardson. ]. B.; Hickey, Mrs
Belle.
Stark, William; Stricken, Philip;
Snow, John; Sniber. Amelia; Suber
William; Sage, David Sage, Mrs Car
RE; Stock, Mrs; Spellman, Martin; Sui
livan, Mrs. William; Spricker, Henry;
Sullivan, John; Sullivan, Mrs. E.; child
of Joseph Stephens; Sullivan, Mrs. ].
F.; Simmons, r. H.. Smith. w. F.;
State, George; State, Mrs. George; Ste
per, Stella; Sleser, Mrs B.; Stipel, John
Trump, -; Trump, Mabel; Trump
Mrs: Trease. Mr..
Nogt, Henry; Volkman, Albert; Val
entine, John.
Wikerman, Henry; Wait, Charles w;
child of Charles w Wait; Walmsley,
Peter; Waldron, Mrs. E.; Whicher, Cap
tain James; Windley, -; Weiss, Ben
jamin.
Unidentiied-Man about 80: cab
driver, %: woman. 40.
PROPERTY LOSSES AT ST. LOUIS
Forgetting every personal interest,"
| that clashes with the work Of mercy
| Of IA al
fury Of the storm have necessarily min
lstered to the suffering of the luckiess
| thousands. Since the dreadful twenty
minutes of disaster Wednesday evening
TO thought has been given to property
| losses. The worst is now known. how.
ever, and the work CT computing mate.
| rial losses has begun AS the world
| Knows, the greater number of sufferers
are small property-owners. The indi
Nldual LOSSES are small, but they ag.
| sreG2te the larger part of the whole
y survey Of the district made to-da,
shows that over 5000 houses have beer
| damaged or wholly destroyed. Thes,
were mainly residences of the middl.
class, small shopkeepers and mechanics
The damage to church property wa,
particularly severe.
Following are estimated losses +,
churches: st. John Nepomuka. $50 600
Lafayette Park Presbyterian. SIG 900
Lafayette Park Methodist, $4,000: La
fayette Park Baptist, $1,000; Church O
the Unity, $4,000; Mount Calvar,
Episcopal, 10000; Memorial Gerrna,
Methodist, $4,000; Holy Cross Saxon
$4,000; Compton Hill Congregationa al
81 900; Compton Nights Christian. S14.
coo; st. Henry's Cathedral $4,000: S,
Paufs Evangelical, $4,000; Trinit,
Lutheran. $4,000: St Vincent's Cathe
dral. $1,000; S. S. Peter and Paul
$1,000; st. Johns Episcopal, $4,000
Annuncia ton, Catholic. $106.0 900.
irresponsible correspondents and sen
sation mongers have wired to the out
side world preposterous estimates @
the losses here, some reaching the alb
surd figure Of sixty millions. The esti
mates of good architects and reputab l
real estate dealers place the propert
loss around S20000.000 An inspection
made to-day gives me following:
In and along the levee MAN, Secon
and Third, from Washington to Market
the loss will figure up fully 81 ,000, Coz
From Main to Eighth and fror
C'Fallon south to Franklin the loss
500, 600. A class Of Woodworking PEG
pie occupy this territory. The damag
here is pathetic.
In the territory south from Market
Choteau, along Broadway and east t
the river front million and hal
dollars will hardly cover the loss. Thi
is mostly manufacturing and bushes
property.
Southword along Broadway fror
Choteau avenue to Lafayette avenue
embracing a territory eastward to tn
river property has been destroyed t