The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1896-05-30
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In East ST. Louis there are hundreds
Of persons with no homes, no money and
even without stitch of clothing of their
own, to be provided for, and assistance
from other cities will be required.
Mayor Bader said: There are at least
1900 persons in this city that are ut
fefly without shelter food or clothing
And what adds to the distress of the
situation, the majority of them are
very poor people, and can hardly man
age to live tolerably when they have or
binary good fortune. AS near as we
have been able to count up, there are
nearly 600 houses destroyed, with not
less than from three to six people in
each of them. Their clothing was de-
stroyed-blown away. So was their
furniture and bedding, and few Of them
nave money to buy any more. We
have been obliged to appeal through
the United Press to the outside world
for help, and l hope it will be responded
to readily, for the emergency is press
ing
AT a meeting of few representative
citizens last night the sum of $4,000
was subscribed toward alternating the
sufferers by the tornado. Hundreds of
the tornado sufferers owe their life to
the tender care and nursing given them
at st. Mary's Hospital. Upward of 100
men, women and children, victims of
the wrath of the winds, have been
created in the hospital. Three persons
have died there, but their condition
was hopeless when they were borne in
on stretchers. The good sisters have
been untiring in their attentions to the
injured, and for thirty hours not one of
the twelve good SamaritanS have
thought of sleep.
President Henry B. Sexton, of the
Workingmen's National Bank Of East
st. Louis, who has large property in
tereSts all over Missouri, has made a
thorough tour of the city. He aggre-
gates the losses at So, 100000, as fol-
lows: Property losses in the city, ST.
100000; losses to railroads, 81 100000;
Virgins Ferry Company losses, ST.
100000. Total So. 500, 000 The large
losses of the Virgins Ferry Company
are upon ferryboats, wharves, barges,
ferry approaches and cars and locomo-
tives. Mr.. Sexton believes that, while
the demolition is an irreparable loss to
the owners, it will ultimately prove of
benefit, as modern buildings will replace
the wrecked structures that We're two
decades behind the age.
The following St. Louis public schools
were damaged: Clinton school and Clin-
ton branch, roofs and parts of walls
gone; Peabody, roof and rafters blown
off and part of wall destroyed; Charles,
tower gone; Choteau, windows blown
IN; Hodges, northwest corner gone;
Pestalozzi, walls and roof damaged
Grant, roof and parts of four walls
gone; Garfield, smokestack and parts of
the roof destroyed; New Shepherd, roof
and walls damaged; L'Overture, roof
and rafters and northeast brick wall
blown away; Marquette, walls around
smokestack carried away; F'roebel, roof
off, northwest side gone; Wheatley, part
of new addition wrecked; Longfellow,
northeast and northwest walls blown
out; Compton, slate roof off; Madison,
both roofs gone.
DEAD AT ST. LOUIS.
The revised list of the lead in this city
as verified by official reports at mid
night is as follows, and may be regarded
as absolutely correct:
Alclays, August; Attenmeyer, Carries;
Aul, husband wife and daughter.
Berger, William; Boeckle, Louis;
Bower, Herman; Benwell, Fred; Bel
gust, =; Becklin, Ulrich; Bolm, Mrs
August; Blanche, William; Belligo
Francisco; Breisacher, Henry; Bolen, =
Crook, William; Claypool, Mrs; Clay
pool, Annie; Claypool Ethel; Chapman
George H; Craig. Charles; Campbell, A
c.; Chandlock, Martin; Cecil, George;
Carter, Mrs; child of Mrs. Carter;
Churinger, Alex.
Deidrich, Peter; Duggan, Rose; Dunn
Michael.
Egloff, Thomas; Endors, Miss; Err
vine, Thomas; Esler, Joseph; Elmer
Theodore c.
Fielder, Caspar; Frank, =; Fisher
-; child of Frank Fisher; Fisher, Nor
ris; Fulmer, Herman.
Gardner, Mrs; Gallagher, Charles
Golf, James; Cover, Mrs: Gardner
Emma; Geagen, Henry; Gearie, Mrs
Julia; Gregory, William;
Herbert, George; Hassenfeitz, D.
Heiman, =; Herman, Mrs. P; Horne
Isabella; Howell, Mrs. John; Howell
John; Howell, Ida; Hickey Maggie
Jones, Richard; Jones, Thomas; Jones
Samuel; Jacobs, Birdie.
KEELING, Henry; Keim, George
Lannon, William; Lawhan, Samuel
Leva, Anna; Lanamnear, William
child Of Andrew ]. Lienke
Mauerscheiner, Mrs. Catherine; Mil