The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-27

her hsasszss xhosss ree cszssr OF the ear
fseafn~rh~8 hai 8 miraculous escape ~
csivlnx few injuries. but h-s afs vas
crowre1
,RaI q. n. woorHoCsE. cs Seattle.
vas psniose1 in ire shattered ear ar9 ssd
10 chance for her ute-
MRS. ANNE BALLARD. Of Provi-
s@ree. r l.. was spead.nr the eeleora;son
days il Victoria with trends ny whom
SIZE vas stsassSe6-
IA VAN BoyKELEN. Of Port Tcvns-
ens. for some time SeA-kncEn Customs
ofsseer OF Psxes sound
J. X LEvEHfDEsE. q grocer os sr-'ss
Ridge He was OF hts way 70 the military
spectacle. accompanied by his daughter.
Nellie Preston. who was tzke- frorn tHs
water before life was extinct and resusci-
tafe1
GABRIELLE MARoTTO. Of Seattle
GfESEPPf MATR0. also OF Seattle.
MRS. THOMAS PHySfCK- wife OF
Thomas Payxsek. Of Vancouver. 3. c. sac
leaves two children.
MISS EMILY NATHAN. Of Victoria
MR. and MRS. SIMON PEARSON. %
So~th Park street. this city. They leave
three ehlicree. the Oldest aged years
Mr. JAMES. 10 further particulars OBJ
fainabte.
MRS. r. FIroRD. os shawnsxan lake.
=
ray. Of the city water works
W. J. croxeifs little son. 70 years old.
whose parents reside on Spring Ridge.
MRS PRiE-STLY. Of Minneapolis. identi-
hed by papers found on the body
EARATTA. ar Italian harDist from Sc
attic. sSentifs-d BY r. J. Dodds. Of the
Sound city.
MRS. DIR PROVOST. Of Seattle. she
leaves tso children She vas identfed By
her sister. Miss Evelyn FarreIiy.
MRS EsDwARD HooSEN. wife %
Night Watrhrnan Hocsen. os this city.
End Clarsnce Hoosen. their son. aged .
years
JAMES WILSON. the s-year-osd son OF
Street Inspector Wilson
EMMA OLSON. % y Frederick street.
- years OF age She has no relatives. 90
FAR As known. in the city or province
Nfss LESTER; no other particulars Oh
tainahie
MISS ANN KEAsT. daughter OF Deputy
Registrar Kesst- Her mother vas resas-
citated with extreme dif,culty
MISS FIcSsIE JACKSON. 60 ouadra
street
J. b. GORDON. manager Of Bradstreet's
commercial agency at Vancouver. y. c..
MR.. and MRS. Z. b CARMICHAEL.
OF Msazses street. for many years resi-
dents
RE@pfN'sE< aflf. CONDUCTOR. lie leaves
a widow and two children.
HARRY TALBOT. conductor In charge
He leaves q wife.
MISS SLOAN. OF Seattle. vas accom-
panyins Mr.. and Mrs Trout and their
party. and was drowned with a majority
of the little circle Of holiday-makers.
ROSSI, a storekeeper OF Store street.
J. n. TYACK. a blackxmith's helper. re-
siding on Humboldt street. His body was
at first mistaken for that OF his cousin.
Jimmie Laurie. whose brother was
drowned only couple Of months ago.
Laurie is safe.
Two children OF @. W. Biggar. of this
city, who himself narrowly escaped.
EDAONDS. OF Pembroke street
W. ARTHUR FULLERTON, son Of W.
+. Fullerton. OF North Pembroke street.
MRS. @. ]. POST and her son. Of ls2
Fernwood road.
FRANK ORESTA. a bootbiack of Yates
street.
MISS MINNIE ROBERTSON, a daush-
ter OF ex-Alderman w. A. Robertson, who
with his son was also a passenger on No.
10. and who escaped with some bad cuts
and serious bruises.
The MISSES BOwNESS Uwo). Their
mother was with them on the car, but was
among the saved
IDA FLORENCE GooDAcRE. Of Ia
coma. but whose parents, as wen as her
uncle. Mr.. Lawrence Goodacre, reside
here.
r. S. HOLMES. bookkeeper at the Say
ward MILL
MRS. FROST, of wha,com. ,den,,asd
BY Mrs. Gortley. of that place.
The Saved.
Among the saved are the following.
Ex-Alderman w. A. Robertson. Victoria
head badly cut; Canon Paddon. Victoria.
bruised and nearly drowned G. w. Big
gar. badly cut about the head; Mrs. Big
gar, bruised and nearly drowned. DR..
Lang. badly bruised.
When the bridge broke there were sew
eral carriages on the bridge. and these
aiso were precipifated into the water.
Superintendent Wilson was driving ono
OF these. and had his five children with
him. He succeeded In saving himself ana
four OF the children. The nth. a little
boy. was wedged between some iron bars
and was drowned.
The Naval Review Closed.
The sad AFFAIR has cast a deep gloom
over the city. As soon as the news of the
accident reached Maesuiay point. the re-
view was brought to as speedy termina-
ton as under the circumstances was nos
sible. and the sham ieht was abandoned
Tho escape of Mr.. and Mrs Foster was
remarkable. Mr.. Foster stood on the out
side OF the car. and his wife was IN
side. When the car went down he jumped
and dtred. Coming up and catching A
bridge timber he saw a lady rise near
him. and he caught her. She was q VIC
toria lady. who was with him and his
wife Then he saw his wfse's cloak. He
called 10 a man 10 save her He did so.
and all four escaped with a wett!ng,
The City Owned tbs Bridge.
The Point EiiIee bridge was built about
ten years ago by the San Francisco Bridge
Company. Il is partially OF iron, with
hollow piers. filed with concrete. and has
a plank flooring. Four years ago, on the
occasion of former Queens birthday cel-
esrat'on. street car filed with people.
In passing over Il. partially broke through.
but there was no serious injury or fatal
ity. IL is something like 100 feet long and
runs across Victoria arm, a Continuation
of Victoria harbor, the arm extending
up some six miles. The bridge site is on
the read 70 Esqaimsl,. and Is within the
city limits, The bridge IA said to have
cost siLe.a The city owns the bridge.
and will probably be held responsible for
this loss OF iifs