The herald., 1896-05-27
men. who at once began the work of res

iie"' WHO at once began the work Of res
cue.
AS soon as the bodies were taken from
the water, volunteers, acting under the
oirectlon OF the majority of the medical
men or the city, who quickly arrived on
tne scene and began the work of resus-
cita1on. In many cases their efforts were
crowned with success.
Here Is fe.tst of 81 bodies at present
loentif1ed. There are others whose names
cannot yet be ascertained ,and still
more undoubtedly. whose bodies have
not yet Deen recovered from the waters:
MRS j. A Trout of Seattle, identified
py ner husband, almost as soon as the
BODY, reached Market hall. The hus-
pand was with her on the car and escap-
ed, ne scarcely knows how.
Sophie and Alice Smith Of Victoria,
daughters of aCptain Smith Of the tug
Mogul. were going with their sister Inez
TO the parade grounds, Inez Smith being
unable to find seat in the crowded car.
she stood on the rear platform and so
was able to strike clear Of the debris
ana struggling crowd and swim ashore.
Her two sisters were both drowned.
James Thompson Patterson, a chip
per, employed at the Albion Iron works,
% years old, and leaving wife and three
Oracle Elford, 7years old. daughter of
p Elford.
Mrs Fred Adams, widow Of the late
F.. Adams, VIII olost his life in the wreck
OF the Inflated Velos, was drowned with
her son Fred. the latter leaving widow.
Mrs. Heatherbell Of South Road.
Spring Ridge. was sitting with her hus-
band about the center of the car. Heath
erbell had a miraculous escape, receiving
q few injuries only. His wife was
drowned.
Mrs. G.. H. woodhouse Of Seattle
Wash. .pinioned in the shattered car and
oh a pNv h o.
Mrs. d. L. Ballard of Providence, r.
l., was spending the celebration days
with friends in Victoria, by whom she
was identified.
J. A. Van Bokkelen Of Port Townsend,
for some time well known customs off,
Ger Of Puget Sound.
j. w. Leveridge, grocer of Spring
Ridge. He was on his way to the mill
tary spectacle accompanied by his
daughter, Nellie Preston, the latter of
whom was taken from the water before
life was extinct and resuscitated.
Gabriel Marratt OF Seattle.
Giuseppe Mario, also of Seattle.
Mrs. Thomas Physick. wife of Thomas
Physick of Vancouver She leaves two
children
Miss Emily Nathan Of Victoria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Pearson of North
Park street, this city, leaves three chill
dren, eldest 9 years.
Mr.. James,
Mrs. P. Elford of shawnigan Falls.
B. w. Murray, son Of Foreman Murray
Of Victoria.
w. j. Cnowell. his little son, 12 years
OF age. whose parents reside in Spring
Ridge.
Mrs. Priestley Of Minneapolis. identi-
fled by papers found on the body.
Mrs. DR.. Provost Of Seattle leaves two
children; she was identified by her Sis
ter, Miss Evelyn Farrelly.
Mrs. Edward Hoosen, wife Of Night
watchman Hooeen Of this city, and Clar-
ence Hoosen, their son, aged years.
James Wilson. 5-year-old son Of Street
Inspe ctor Wilson.
Emma Olsen of Victoria
Miss Lester, no other particulars OBJ
tainable.
Miss Ann Keast. daughter of Deputy
Her mother was resuScitted with ex-
treme difficulty.
Miss Flossle Jackson.
]. b. Gordon. manager Of Bradstreets'
commercial agency at Vancouver.
Mr. and Mrs E. b. Carmichael of Men
zies street, for many years residents Of
this city.
George Farr. conductor, leaves wife
and two childrn.
Harry Talbot, conductor in charge,
leaves a wife.
Miss Sloan of Seattle was accompany
ty and was drowned with the majority
of the little circle of holiday makers.
Bossi storekeeper.
]. H. Tyack, blacksmith's helper His
body was at first mistaken for that of
Jimmie Laurie.
Two children of G. w. Biggar of this |
city, who himself narrowly escaped.
-. Edmonds of Pembroke street.
w. Arthur Fullerton, son of w. A.
Fullerton.
Mrs. G. I. Post and her son of Fern
wood road.
Frank Oresta, bootblack.
Miss Minnie Robertson, daughter of |
w. A. Robertson, who with |
his son was also passenger, and who |
escaped with some bad cuts and serious |
bruises.
The Misses Bowness (two). Their |
mother was with them on the car but |
was among the saved.
Ida FlorenceGoodacre Of Tacoma. Her |
parents reside here.
r. S. Holmes, bookkeeper at Sayward |
mill