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employed at the Albion Iron Works, 80
years OF age. leaving a wife and three
children.
Graeie EIford. II years OF age, daughter
OF T.. Elford.
Mrs. Fred Adams, ST., relict of the late
contractor Adams, who lost his life in the
wreck of the Velos; her son, Fred Auams.
Mrs. William Heat therbeil of spi ing
Ridge, who was sitting with her husband
about the center OF the car. HeatherbeI
made miraculous escape, receiving few
injuries.
Mrs. c. II. Woodrow OF Ssa tie, pinioned
In the shattered car.
Mrs. ID. Il. Ballard of Providence, r. l.,
who was spending a few days with friends
In Victoria.
William Van Bokklin OF Port Town
send.
J. X. Leveridge, grocer OF Spring
Ridge He was on his way to the mill.
tary spectacle, accompanied by his
daughter, Nellie Preston. She was taken
from the water before life was extinct, and
resuscitated.
Gabrielle Moretta OF Seattle.
Giuseppe Mauro OF Seattle.
Mrs. Thomas Phyisic, wife OF Thomas
children.
Miss Emily Nathan of Victoria.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Simon Pearson OF this
city. They leave three children, the eld-
est nine years.
Mr.. James.
Mrs. p. Elford OF shawnigap Lake.
Il. w. Murray, son Of Foreman Murray
OF the city water works.
w. j. Crowell's little son, 10 years OF
are, whose parents reside in Spring
Ridge.
Mrs. Priestly OF Minneapolis. identified
by papers found on her body.
Maratta, an Italian harpist from Seat
tie.
Mrs. DIR. Preston of Semitic; leaves two
Mrs. Edwin Hoosep, wife OF night
watchman Hoosen OF this city, and Clar-
ence Hoosen, aged six years.
James Wilson, the 5'year-old son OF
street Inspector Wilson.
Emms Olsen of 70 Frederick street,. 20
years old has no relatives so far as known
in this city or province.
Miss Lester.
Miss Ann Keast, daughter OF Deputy
Registrar Kesst; her mother was rescued
and res1scitated with extreme difficulty.
Miss Flossie Jackson.
j. 4. Gordon OF Vancouver a represen-
tive of Bradstreet.
Mr.. aud Mrs. K. Il. Carmichael of Men
zies street; old residents OF Victoria.
George Farr, conductor; leaves wife
and two children.
Harry Talbot, tho conductor In charge
of the car; leaves a wife.
Miss Sloane of Seattle. She was accom-
panying Mr.. and Mrs. Trout and their
party and was drowned with the ms jor-
ity of the little circle OF holiday makers.
- Bessie, a store-keeper of Store street.
j. II. 1yck, blacksmith's helper, resid
ing on Humbolc street. His body was
irst mistaken for that of his cousin,
Jimmie Laurie. Laurie is safe.
Two children of q. w. bigar of this
city, who himself narrowly escaped.
- Edmunds of Pemb broke street.
Arthur Fullerton, son OF w. +. Fuller
ton of North Pembroke street.
Mrs. &. !. Post and her son of l53 Fern
wood street.
Frank Oresta, bootblack OF Yates street.
Mis- Minnie Robertson, daughter of ex-
Alderman w. A. Robertson VINO, with his
son, was also passenger on No. 10, both
OF whom escaped with some bad cuts and
serious bruises.
The Misses Bowles, their mother was
with them ON the car, but was among the
few saved.
Ida Florence Goodacre of Tacoma,
whose parents, as we'll as her uncle. Mr..
Lawrence Goodscre, reside in Victoria.
Il. 5. Holmes, bookkeeper at Sayward
Mill.
Mrs. Frost of New Whatcom, identified
by Mrs. oortley OF that place.
IL is claimed bv many that fully 200
people went down with the spap, and
that more than half OF them perished.
The rescue OF some of the victims was,
under the circumstances, almost miracu-
lous.