The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-02
THE DEAD NOT AL FOUND YET.
Police Have . List Of One Hundred
and Twenty Persons Missing.
4 Protest Entered Against the Action
OF tho Mayor and Merchants' Ex-
change in Refusing Outside Ada
Hundred rhou~anf Visitors TO East
81. Louis on sunday.

left ny wednesdays storm continues WITH
,snahated vsgor. despite . drixxilus rain
raaklag II uncomfcrtahle for the workers
and victims alike. Al day teams donated
% the use OF the storm sufferers helped
spzny 70 move from Their dssmantled
homes 10 places Of security and shelter.
Great numbers are receiving ~ this relief
depots food. clothing ard household ne-
cesxstiex that have been donated by the
charitable OF 81. Louis
The best news OF the day WIS that the
occupants Of the demolished csty hospital.
ferty or fifty of whom were reported stsil
under the ruins last week. are all ac-
counted for. A roslcAil disclosed this fact
today.
A Hist Of 80 persons missing In ST. I>cusa
since the storm II IN the hands Of the ro-
lice. Many among them are people from
outside OF ST. Louis who were visiting here
or who had business In town A search 10
being carried on for all these among the
ruins of wrecked buildings
Many Of the thousands from the sur
rounding country who came to ST. Louie
yesterday to see . great city partially de-
sfroyed BY storm have left for their
homes. but hundreds stili remain. In East
St Louis. 1t 10 estimated. at least iee.eo
people visited the ruins There was q
crush at the dspots on Sunday night when
they started to return home. The trains
were inadequate to accommodate the null
tstude. and many had TO remain there over
night.
In East 81. Louis the work Of relieving
the many homeless and destitute persons
is being carried on rapidly. and every where
buildings are being repaired and debris re-
moved Ia facilitate the reconstruction ce
residences. stores. etc.
An Official estimate OF the loss to ship
ping has not yet been made. and will not
be until the submerged boats have been ex-
anined. The firsi estimate Of g. ep 90 has
dwinsiled down 10 less than .asa. and the
chances are that these figures viii he re-
d1ced materially. Five persons were GER
tainly drowned. and probably others.
The continuous rains are great draw
back TO the vigorous efforts that are being
made to start tho street lights. Supervisor
of Lighting 0Re.iiy says that The state
Of the weather Is not only greatly resard-
ing the work, but is a menace 10 cleo
trsciaf,s that they dare IA defy For this
reason it may be weeks before the city is
lighted as heretofore
The number Of seriously injured Il many
foid larger than ~ those who did not sur
vive the awful experience Of the storm
and that pany Of them viii succumb to
the injuries inflicted Is quite certain Each
holr sne mortuary clerk Is piled with new
requests for burial permits
Many animals OF all descriptions were
killed In the storm. and their purifying
bodies are becoming n menace to those live
ting In and shcat the devastated sIfstrfrfs
These BODIES are being removed. IN f6s
past Few days 80 horses and mules and l1ye
cows have been earted away. Their bodies
were maSned N every conceivable manner
and were found in all kinds of places A
similar work VIII be done In East 81. Louis
where the numerous animals killed are be.
coming offensive
Among the subscriptions received ,s on>
OF ~" from Gates Sons a Co. Of the Ma
nansl Bank Of Scotland. In London. ana
N.o0 from Helen NJ. Gould.
The telegraph companies have rera,rss
the damage done to their Ines by wednes-
cay storm. and are again handing the
business q the pubic without delay
Following Is q list or persons ssf
missing in ST. Louis since the storm ~
"Wednesday; Charles and Eddie Arpel
and years: Louisa Arnsca, John Brou.
theirs, Henry Reichenhaeher C. NJ
Brown. John Bergsf. Carl BrandenberSer.
John Connolly. Springfield. M: Aiphonao
koening. Darlington. Ky. William
Crooks. Mamie Conrad. Charles cales.
VIII K. Joseph Dorsey Joseph De.-
ger. Mrs Florence DAVIS. Stephen o. pa-
wilson. Philip Deriat. Wheaton, H.: Dean
Decker. Fayette Eastman. Teleph Ely. Ed
Field, II. Forfeit. Decatur. Ill. Jsre Fruln.
ter. Mrs Gosar. Hardin. nj. Nancy ila-
rels. Beaver Greek. IN: oiols Goodman,
Maggie Goodman. l. p. Goodiine, Adoiph
Goodman. Walter Grsehewaid. Magg.s
Hickey. Jacob Harris. Isabella norne.
Charles Huss. George Hess~ Joseph Hee-
ran. George Howard. Minneapolis: Aiher.
Hardin. Logsnsport. Ind: Il. T. Jean.
Samuel Jones. Birdie Jones. jeremiah
Ray. recently from Beiieviiia
Illinois: Jenecks Mary Keg9er.
Lizzie keim, Charles Ke.fTer, Il. r. Kelly,
Chicago. Gerhsrdt Knoll. Sadie Knspper,
James Klein. Charles A. I.amhkin. Cincin-
natl. Cal Mccarthy. James Mccleisand.
Webster Grove. Josie Mccarthy. Memphis.
Team: @. Meyer. Hamburg. Ill.,: Joseph
Mclaughlin. George Meser. Dora Myers.
Chicago; A. j. SeisinTer. Indianapolis:
John OLesry. William o'Mcars. James
oReiiiy. NJ. Parker, Aoli5e pauiey. An
drew r. Prohssoo. Mary Ridley. Alton. III !:
John Rose. John Raack. Ids Richards,
Charles W. Rutsedge. John Scott Ray
merd Zeiiner. Peoria. III Jas a. Smith.
Charles a. SchoT. Kate Schuiser, JOAN
Smith. Lena Sanger. James Sturgeon,
Charles Siesrreiae. Cincinnati. August
Schmidt. Herman. Mo: 8. ". Thompson.
Moilie Thurs. Mrs. NJ. Torrance, r. n.
woodell. William wlnS. Max wess. VIII
tam Ward. Louisville. Ky: Bersle weixel.
Olga Wehrfr.fz, Mary Wagner, Georg.
Watkins. 81 Paul. Robert Wilson. Oscar
we;zei. John Wuihnser. SIN wooss. John
Young. George Zeigier Frank ZaiiNgak.
tr.. Rose Zslitxsk. Lizzie -, colored.
thought TO be under ;he ruins At 2e7s Rus
sell avenue: esamherrnzfa ss the steamer
J. J. ofeli. eisven persons. names uu-
known. supposed 20 have b~en drowned
on tire steamer Iahtie conzer: the car
p~nter OF the steamer City 81 yicksbarg:
four school girls. supposed to tss In tina
ruins cf tns ssalard market
A sharp disagreement has arisen among
the different members Of the relief conn
nafttee Many desire % ark outside as
sistance. while others Oppose a. AZ n
meeting of the executive committee OF the
relief commltfe. held today. much OF the
time was given over 10 discussion 81
the f9isurdcrsfaneing that has gore
abrosf concerning shs attitude of the
committee on outside relief pr Eoya
was instructed 70 prepare statement for
sha press that Will rake clear 10 the pub
Sc ard 90 the oustsde world the exact
position sf the committee en- this assss-
rfon. They wsii enaesssr 90 shox the
Gentlemen zso called the Meeting for
tomorrow that az no time has any outsIsa
assistance t@er refusess wssn n was Of
tered. tysss they viii stysrBoussy oppose the
tss,sanc. OF suy appeal fyorn the city 80
TIE outside world for bsip- From a cor1-
esYtsns Of oF4nsou ~ ,he members of he
executive COMMITTEES 10 - the irnureexfon
Of the men ana women who have ssse Wusx
Of relief IN charge that as. Louis In ssev-
feciiy juxtined IN accepting every kind