The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1900-09-11
DOLEFUL STORY MAY
NOT HALF Be TOLD
First Reports of the Appalling Disaster at Galveston
Are Fully Verified by Later News.

Mrs. Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs John F. Brook and two
children.
Mother-in-law and sister-in-law of Will
liam Thompson of the fire department.
Thomas Webster, Sr., secretary of the
grain inspector of this port and family of
four.
rs s. ]. Correll and family.
Frances Wellknown reports the loss of
twenty persons who took refuge in his
house, six OF them members OF his family.
Mrs. John Rowe and three children.
Police Officers BoWe was off on months
leave in recognition of meritorious service.
He attempted to save his family on raft,
but they were swept off and drowned
Walter Belts and wife.
Police Officer Howe and family.
b. I. Master, son and family.
Police officer Charles Wolfe.
Police Officer Tovrea.
Police Officer Richards.
The family of Police Officer Rowen.
The family of Police officer Bird
Richard D. Swain.
Captain r. H. Peck, city engineer, wife
and five children.
Mrs. J. W. Munnsey.
Mrs. Charles w. Walter and three chill
dren.
Mrs. Barbon.
Edward Webster and two sisters.
Mrs. J. II. Harris.
Mrs. Rebecca Harris.
Barney Kelley.
Willie Kelley.
Allin Bessie Quester.
Mrs. Harris (oolored).
Joe Schwartzbach =
Mrs. M. Quester, little son and daughter
]. F. Roll, wife and four children.
Joe Hughes
Mrs. Katie Evans and two daughters,
Kate and Fanny.
Charles s. Herwod.
Mrs. j. b. Palmer and baby.
Mr.. and Mrs Gary Burnett and Mr.. and
Mrs. Burnett
Miss Molle Parker.
Miss Hattie Woodward.
Harmon Pitt.
Mrs. Peter Hamburg and four children.
Mrs. Cline, mother-in-law of Local Fore
caster Weather Department Cline, and ms
brother, Joe Cline, and three children drift
ed about in the torrent for three hours on
a hurriedly constructed craft They were
all bruised and cut from their struggles
with.raying debris.
Murray Roudaux, Lizzie Davis and Marie
Koudaux.
LesSle Davis.
Mamie Guest.
Miss Gordon.
Mrs. Mamie Smith.
Joe Labbatt.
Mrs Dorm and Miss Jennie Dorm.
John H. Garnaud, wife and two children.
Mary Ann Wilson and bay.
John Lynch.
Wallace and four children.
Mrs Moymers, Monroe (colored) and
three children.
Mrs Taylor (colored).
Miss Bessie Cramer.
Mrs Charles Schaler and four children.
Mrs Abe Gordon and three children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones and daughter.
Mrs M. Burrows.
Miss Annie McCauley
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp and Miss Annie
Sharp.
William O'Harrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schulze.
w. H. Lindsay.
Paul Dulay.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Porter and three chill
dren.
Mrs. Morton and to babies.
Violet Frederickson, Mrs. Frederickson
and baby.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Fisher.
Sarah Summers.
Miss Sylvester.
Mrs. Claud Fordtran of 1919 fremont
street was found clinging to roof.
Body of Henry Riply was recovered.
William Flash and daughter of Twenty
fifth street and Avenue P. Mrs. Flash was
saved.
street and Avenue @, consisting Of Anglin
Parker and grandchild.
Tommy Lesker Sullivan Parker and his
wife, Lilly, and three children, Maize,
Harne and Alfred.
The home of Captain Peek was seen to
overturn when the captain was In 1t, and
he has not been seen SINCE
Pattie Rosa Corill.
Matte Lea Hawkins.
Walter Fisher, wife and three children.
Mrs Rebecca Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Davenport and three
children.
Thirteen were killed in one building on
Eighth and Boarway. Dominick Borette Is
the only one of the party who lives to tell
the tale Among them were: Josephine Bo-
rette. James Wren, wife and six children.
Nike Relnan, wife and mother-in-law.
The above list is only partial one, and
the names of all who pershed In Satur-
days great storm will never be known.
At the army barracks near San Antonio
q report is current that more than 100
United States soldiers lost their lives in
Galveston This report, however, lacks
confirmation. Today a mass meeting was
held and a liberal contribution was made
for the sufferers
Communication Opened