The record-union., 1896-05-29

caught in the tornado having found
their way home and thus having es-
capped the police reports, nearly lOO
are reported by the physicians in at
tendance as fatally injured or injured
internally, which is practically the
same thing. These figures relate to
the city proper.
On the other side of the river in East
st. Louis, where the elements gathered
themselves together for a supreme eff
fort toward destruction of life and
property the latest reports to the
United Press places the total of deaths
and missing at 205, and the injured
at IL
Another tabulation made this even
ing by the st. Louis Chronicle" gives
these figures: Unidentified dead in ST.
Louis, 121; unidentified, 60; injured,
AT. East ST. Louis: Identified dead,
l29; unidentified, 125; injured, 15S.
The total number of families who
were without homes and whose every
| article of household effects was swept
away by the storm is variously esti-
mated at from 500 to 800 1t will be
several days before a complete and re-
liable roster can be made.
Estimates on local losses are so wild
that it is impossible to give any au-
lucrative figures. One good authority
places them at $4,000, 600, and another
equally good at $4,000,000 The lat
ter is probably the more correct.
AT East ST. Louis $2,OO0,000 is re-
garded by Mayor Bader as a conserva-
tive estimate.
DEAD AT ST. LOUIS.
The identified dead at the Morgue in
st. Louis follows: Frank Fischer, D.
Hassln, l.. 7. Sims, T. A Eman Chas
Rlopock Harry Hess, Fred Benwell,
Ernest thinner, Gustave Wilmer, John
Hessel, John Rafferty,, Wallace Brad :
shaW, Harry Weber, Fred Mauchen-
heimer, Thomas Killian, Henry Glib
son, Henry Kehling, Josephine Mar
TIM, Harry Killian, William Killian,
Joseph Mauer, Charles Me, Henry AL
ters, Julius CALI, William Bowler, Ed
Selp, William Patched, Thomas Erwin,
George Hurlburt, George W. Knobel,
John Loblein, Tim Rux, Rose Dugan,
Mrs. Helix, Herman Munar, Tom Kill
liam, William Killian, Charles Tand,
Ed Felb, William Winckler, Joseph
Meyer, Herman Munain, Mrs Charlotte
Endors, Max Weis, Fred Zimmers, So
ph1a De Martini, Kate Claypool, Jo-
seph Dunn. unknown child, child of
Andrew j. Leinek, Mala chi Mcdonald.
John Pandy, = Jones, Emma Cheney,
Isabella Horne, William Ottened. Wal
lace Butler, Robert Miller, Silas Jones.
Louis Boeckman, Mrs. Louis Boeck-
man, Gustave Fulmer, James Killian,
Mrs Claypool and child, Joseph Miller,
G. W. Knabel, George Hubart (show-
man of Minneapolis), Annie Dugan,
Mrs. Matilda Rux, Tina Rux, John
Lohing, Mrs. Clara Frieske, Edna Fri
eske, Mike Wise, William Plachek Miss
Gibbons, Sylvester Bean, - Gallagher.
Mrs. Woodruff, Taylor Halliun, Thomas
Irwin, James Dreun, Charles Archam-
bault, Francesca Rodriguez, Lewis F..
Simms, Mrs. Ballman, Mrs Spillman,
Mrs. Crump, Charles Schweitzman.
In addition to these dead there are
at the Morgue and unidentified the
bodies of twenty men, four women and
baby. This list of unidentified is
being added to hourly.
1t is reported that twenty-nine e4.a.
ployes of the Liggett & Meyers Tobacco
Factory are in the ruins of the building.
Twenty-Five employees Of the st. Louis
x,
and are thought ito have been killed
when the building fell and buried them.
DEAD AT EAST ST. LOUIS.
The dead identified in East ST. Louis
are: Charles Wait, William Surber.
Mrs. Stock, j. A. Porter, L. Richard
son, John Reams, Scott Hayward,
Amelia Surber, Peter Walmsley, John
Anderson, Mrs. Bruce, Emma Sulli-
van, Jacob Kintz, p. J. Strickler,
| Michael Kildea, Thomas Keefer, Bert
Farrell, William Farrell, Frank McCor-
mack, Joseph Franks, x-Policeman
Thomas Griffin and family of three.
Frank Roose, Robert Bland, John
Valentine, City Collector David S. Sage
and wife. Phillip Strickler, Jr., and
| mother, Judge Faulk (Vandala, I'D. 6.
Mrs. NJ. Martwell. Mr.. and Mrs John
Hayes, VIII Hayes, Myles Mitchell.
William Mitchell Irene Clendennin.
| William Sullivan and wife, Mrs John
| Reed, Patrick Dean and family of six.
John Buchares, Edward O'Brien, John
Breen, Ida Gladdue, Mrs. Roof, Albert
4 Folkman, Joseph Mitchell John Sulli-
van, William Hickey, Henry Water
man. Winstanley Park Jacob Park.
Jacob Kurtz, May Corrigan, Frank J.
Murphy, Jack McCaul, Miss Dean.
Miss Maria Evans, child of Arthur
O'Leary, - Windley, Andrew Ander-
son, Frank Ross, George Woods.
Henry SDricker, II. f. Helm, Charles
Carroll, John Kent, Ed Kavanaugh.
John Reams. Miss Conley, Mrs. Slade.
| flagman of air line (name unknown.
Mrs. William Hayes. j. A Porter
(Broughton, Ill), Mike Dilligan. Con
Framley, Albert Volkman, - Fleming.
Willie Free. Mrs. Trump and two
children, Mike BROKER, Bill Stark. Ben
Weiss, William Avery. George Chap
man, Gay Avery, ]. S. Wicher, Jim
Flanagan, William Hortigan, Mrs. Pat
rick Bean, Moses Bean, Miss Butler.
Emma Gladsbaw. Miss Smocke, Mar
| tin Spellman. w. H. Keefe. Mrs. Hay-
ward, Mrs. Kinnel, George Esher. w. J.
Murray, Richard Andres.
The unidentified in East ST Ionic
are thirty nine men and sixteen women
Nest of these were workmen about tbe
different freight depots.
Twenty men employed in the Wanda
| ia freight depot are missing and are
/ believed to have been killed when the
| building fell.
w tiioIouSH SedrcH or the wrecked
! district has been made, and it is be-
/ lieved that when the death list is
known it viii exceed 200
Many of the injured on both sides of
the river are beyond hope Of recov-
cry. The list Of injured reported num-
bers over 1.500. and great many were
| treated at home and 10 report made.
Two schoolhouses are used as tenn
porary hospitals, while on this side the
Armory does the same service Every
| private hospital is crowded