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Cañon City record., 1900-04-26
Excursion Rates to the East.
LFrom the penyer rlme..l }

The Trans Missouri Committee OF
the Western Passenger Association is
holding its annual meeting at the
brown T.. lace hotel \ surprise was
sprung ON the cominittee ut the morn.
Ing session, by General Passenger
Agent sebastian, ot the ROCK Island.
Beginning about June ~, the Rock
Island viii run four excursions from
Chicago, st. Louis, kansas City aud
Omaha 10. Colorado common points,
making rate of one fare. plus 81 20.
Tor he round trip and return limit Of
October Sist Oh the tickets. These ex-
cursious will be run AZ special excnI-
son trains and about the same daies
return excursions will be run from
Denver. Colorado Springs and prebio,
To the eastern points, the same rate
prevailing, thus enabling Coloradoans
desiring to do So to make tourist trips
during the simmer. With The sslne a,l-
van'aRes granted Eastern tourists Who
cime Nest.
Cañon City record., 1900-04-26
To Fremont County People.

Having sold our furniture business
tn G. H. Whitmore & Co., we will
henceforth devote our time exclusive
ly to undertaking. We are in a
position now to give better service,
which is our desire at all times, and
we will be found any hour day or
night, at our same Undertaking Par
lors in the Postoffice block, Nos. los
ITO, South 9th, street. Telephone
5-2 rings. Very Truly.
l5-St WILSON 4 LEWIS.
Cañon City record., 1900-04-26
IA Question Of Revenue. !"

Mrs. A. A. Hawley of Denver will
deliver an address at the Baptist
church next Sunday afternoon at 2:30
on "a Question of Revenue" Every
one, and business men in particular,
invited.
Cañon City record., 1900-04-26
Gets Out.

Another of the cons has donned
the clothes of free citizen and gone
out in the cold, cold world without
permission or leave. He is F. d.
Gibson who came here from Buena
Vista some five or six years ago.
He had only few months more to
serve. He left one of the gangs at
work up west of Csiion No news of
his whereabouts.
Cañon City record., 1900-04-26

Leather has advanced in price very
materially. but We are maintaining
the usual coed quality OF our shoes.
Call aud see the best wearing shoes
in town vt Davis Shoe Store, 3lS
Main street. l5t2
Cañon City record., 1900-04-26

For sale or trade for Canon City
property. well improved farm near
Gainesville, Texas, consisting of i66
ncrse also l6o acres near Lss Animas,
Colo. Jones 4 Pointer. Off
Cañon City record., 1900-04-26
Announces.

EDITOR REcoRD.-At the request
of many of the patrons of School
District No. l. l consent to become
candidate for reelection as q direc-
for the term of four years.
K. ]. pEARE.
Cañon City record., 1900-04-26
The Prizes.

Prizes for news items for week of
April 26th are:
lst--Fred Twitchell.
2nd--Eva Kirkton.
Srd-Arthur Lee.
Cañon City record., 1900-04-26

A. G. Jensen. the contractor. is
building . neat residence on Harrison
avenue, between Fourteenth ard Fiji
teenth streets. It win be fitted mp
In modern style. with bath, pantry,
lclosstA etc, ard will contain nvs
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d. A. Bradbury is building himself
4 fine pressed brick residence on the
corner Of Ninth and Greenwood. and
will consist of nine rooms, with base
mont, bath room. pantry and num-
Der Of closets. When completed it
will Be one Of the most comfortable
homes in CAdon. U. S. Oksy 10 the
contractor.
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EranE l. Smith
The Ladies

are invited to the exhibit of art
needlework displayed by Mrs. J. c.
Bliss. The latest thing in Royal
Battenburg, Lace Dress Trimmings
in Yokes. Collars, Fronts, Berthas
Flounces and Jackets; Embroidery
in Table Covers and Pillows, Ma
terials on sale. Instruction soc an
hour or 75c an afternoon.
New ParasoIs and Umbrellas,
Make selection while these
goods arc new. Fancy parasols are
still very popular. We have some
nobby styles. Umbrellas in black
and colors at all prices. from 4oc to
$500. Do not forget to supply the
children with parasols. We have
them pretty, durable and cheap.
Cañon City record., 1900-04-26
Six Candidates.

The fact that members Of the
school board serve without pay and
very little honor and get more kicks
and cuffs than any other officer in the
county does not deter highly educat-
ed and respectable people from being
willing to serve on that board. Never
have there been so many candidates
before, because no doubt there have
never been SO many places to fill.
There will be three me ubers elected
this year and so far six people have
expressed a willingness to serve if
elected. Two since the list was made
out for last weeks REcoRD. They
are DR.. K. J. Pears, now president OF
the board. and Ned C. Craven. cashier
of the First National bank.
The election occurs May 7th, you
know, at the office of County superin-
tendent in the court house. The bal
lot box will be open from two to Ave
in the afternoon. You viii vote for
one candidate for three year term,
one for four year term and enc for
a FIVE year term Unless others file
the candidates to select from are:
For the 3-year term g. r. Tanner,
Mrs. Anna Il. Burgers.
For the 4-year term Mrs, C. E
Cameron, Or. J. r. Peare.
For the 5-year term-Henry Earle,
Ned {. Craven.
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rooms. Mr.. Jensen is building the
houee to rent.

rooms. Mr.. Jensen is building the
houee to rent.
An eight room brick residence is be-
ing built onFifteenth street. by W. P.
Nolan. and is to be fitted up with all
modern conveniences. The werk Is
being done by Contracto Jensen.
A. l.. Wilson is building himself a
home on the corner of Pike avenue
and Seventh street. The house will
contain nine rooms, with pantry ana
closets and neatly arranged porch.
The building is two story frame.
Q o o
Blk. Wilson, OF the firm of Morgan &
Wilson, painters. is putting up neat
fiive-room frame residence on College
avenue, between Seventh and Eight
streets. Besides the five-rooms will be
porch at the front and rear, pantry
bath and closets. 7 H. Barr is the
contractor.
II L. Adams is building four
room frame house on Pike avenue
between Fourth and Fifth streets,
for F. A Reynolds. 1t viii be for
rent.
o o o
Geo McRsy is having frame ad-
dition built onto his big double brick
house, on the corner of Seventh and
River. The house, when completed,
will contain eight rooms, on the first
floor and twelve up stairs. C. j
Msller is the contractor.
The Christ Church people are build
ing an addition onto their church for
the use of the infant Sunday school
class.
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Successor.
a, mais ttrees-
An InterestIas Lectsre.

An lHteTcSt3y Le<turc-
Chancellor Bnchtel Of the Denver
University. gave q - lecture at the
N. E. church Saturday evening, on
"A New Definition 81 Success Such
a speaker is rot oft4n to be heard in
Canon, and the apdisEce appreciated
it fully. The chancellor also preached
Sunday. at both services to full
church. After the evening service,
he made an appeal II the University
funds. and $50 ve promptly sub
scribed. DR.. Brownof the Columbia
conference Was sl1 present at the
services throughout ths day, and ad-
dressed the Epvort6 League in the
evening.
wedresdsy 81 - Club.
The regular meetii Of the We'd
nesday Musical club = held At Mrs.
Maupin's. The pEjncipal bu.iness
was the discussion 4 tie recital to
be held next Monday night The an
nual meeting sor the election of
officers will Be held next Wednesday.
The following proeren.eas given:
Piano soio----...s------j j1ess-slis hisn.,
frisdsnsnsrok - = kisari
Miss ps1ss. Inrisrs
ns7s7.- s..isA
Trio. o. Hus,~.s ~, - aGssdsis.ohn
nr.. H.rdsa. Nh Isedy, KISS PA.lps
fRaEi
A Sterling silvBr Nethersole brace
let. Send us your name and address,
NO MONEY, and we will mail you
free of charge, 20 packages of choice
flower seeds. including varieties of
I'ansies, Sweet Peas, pianthus and
the Mrs. LaStonr Carnation.
Sell these seeds to your friends at
10 cents a package and send us the
$500 and We will give you free of
charge an elegant, Sterling Silver
Bracelet, full size and of
rich. heavy and artistic design
WE WARRANT THIS BRACELET
TO BE PURE STERLING SILVER,
and we make this offer to introduce
our goods.
This is a great chance for the girls.
WRITE TODAY.
The POSTAL NEWS & SUPPLY AGENCY
P.0. Box 2SS, Wilkes-Barre. Pa.
l6-3t
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A DAILY NUISANCE.
A simple Remedy which VIII Inter-
est Catarrh Sufferers.

a
est Catarrh Sufferers.
Tn IT'S earlier stages cstarrh Ia moro Of
nuisance than a menace co the general
health, but sooner or later, the disease ex-
tends to the throat, bronchial tubes and
even to the stomach and intestines.
Catdrrh Is essentially q disease OF the
mucous membrane, tho local symptoms
being profuse discharge of mucous. stop
page OF the nostrils irritation in throat,
Causing coughing, sneezng, gagging and
frequent clearings OF the throat and head.
The usual treatment by local doucnes.
snuffs SalVeB, etc, often gives temporary
relief, but anything like cure can only
bo obtained by treatment which removes
the catarrhal faint from the blood and the
Disappearance Of the Inflammation from
the mucous surfaces.
new remedy which meets these re-
quirements and wtich so far has been re-
markedly successful in curing catarrh 10
Stuarts Catarrh Tablets
These tablets act upon the blood and
mucous membranes only. They can hardly
be called secret patent medicine as they
are composed of such valuable remedies
as Sanguinaria, Hydrastln. Eucalyptol and
similar cleansing antisepttcs, which cure
by eliminating from the blood and mucous
surfaces the catarrhal poison.
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are large.
ly, allowing them 70 dissolve slowly In the
mouth, In this way they reach the throat.
fauces and the entire alimentary canal.
II desired, they may also be dissolved in
water and used as a douche in addition
TO the Internal use. but II Is not at all
necessary TO use a douche; few Of them
dissolved in the mouth daily viii be suf-
ficlent However, when there Is much
stoppage OF the nose, douche made from
these tablets will give Immediate relief
but the regular daily use internally OF
these tablets will cure the whole catarrhal
trouble without resorting to the incon-
yenience OF a douche.
Dr. Bement states "that the internal
treatment for catarrh is rapidly taking the
place OF the old plan OF douching. and local
application. and further says that prob
ably the best and certainly the safest
remedy at present on the market e
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets. as no secret Is
made Of their composition and all the real
lv efficient remedies for catarrh are con-
tanned In this tablet"
Druggists sell Stuart's Catarrh Tablets
al fiftv cents for full sized packages Ask
your druggist and II he Is honest he viii
tell you there Is no safer, mere palatebls,
more efficient and convenient remedy -
the market.
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soldiers who worc Lo.t.

Galveston. Texas. September t4.--F'oi.
lowing are the names OF the members OF
battery o, First artillery, United States
army, who were lost In the storm;
GEORGE, Hugh Il, first sergeant.
MARSH, James A.. sergeant.
ROBERTS, Sam. corporal.
CANTNER. James W.. cook.
LINK, George. mechanic.
M'ARTHUR. Maleom. musician.
ANDREWS. George f.. privats
ANDREWS, William L., private.
RRANDNER. Leopold NJ. private.
CLAFFEY, Jonn. private.
DELANEY, William A.. private.
noWNEY. Peter. private.
HESS, Fred. private.
HUNT. Frank W.. private.
KELLY. John. private.
LEWIS. Leverett A.. private.
MITCHELL. Benjamin F.. private.
PETERSON, George. private.
S.iURBlER, William S.. private
SEFFERS. Otto w. private.
VANrILBRuGH, BENJAMIN. private
WHEELER, Wadsworth b.. private.
WHITE, Herbert r.. private
WILHTrE. Carvan. M. private.
WRIGHT, Sidney. private.
Hospital Corps:
FORREST, Samuel. private.
GoSSAGE. Joseph, private.
MILVEEN. Eligh. private.
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NOT DEAD.

The following previously reported dead,
have been heard from through friends or
themselves as being still living:
BEACH, Miss Nina, OF Victoria
BOENiG, William. wife and four chfi-
dren.
BuRKHEAp. MIRO. and daughter. For
tieih and N.
EICHBER, w.
LINDGBN. John and Willis, found In
Houston.
MARROW, Alex.
MILLER. Lesne.
MITCHELL. Mrs. W. p. and child.
o'DoWD. d j.. In hospital badly In
1ured. but alive.
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WITT Q. r., wife ana two ohlldren.
WlNBERg, Mrs. r. Al and Fritx.

WITT 9. r., wife ana two ohildren.
WlNBERG, Mrs. r. A. and Frits
WtNCOTT. Mrs
dren y
wINsCoATTE, efrs. w. d.
WiskoDT. August. Jr., and wife ana
two children.
WOOD. william (eolorsd)
WOOD. Mrs. Csrsline. ana two laueA-
tiers, Mary and Katie.
WOOD. Edie and Burley (solsroa5.
WOOD, Mrs. r N, between rcurtes.kA
and Fifteenth foolored).
WOOD mother OF Deputy United states
Marshal Wood.
wooDMANNIn. Min tJelist, mi
WOODROW Matilda
WOODS. Miss. from Joliet. nj.
WOODS. Julia, and son Frank (oel.l
Jr.. 1922 M.
WOODWARD. Miss Hat<as.
WOODWARD. Mrs.. wife Of \. l. WOOD
ward OF the Galveston News. and two chill
dreu.
WOLF, Mrs. L. and Carrie wsaf.
WOODLAND, Joe, Annie, Guy and Lens,
children OF Mr.. James woollAm.
WoQLLAM. o.. and wife. I.Yiv. ana
their three children. Maggie Hsras ana
Alfred
wooTBN. Mira. Georgia, MasA. NAY.
Bobie. Forty-ffth, between Broadway
and j.
woRRAI,. wife ana child.
WRIGHT Jennie 4. and IaseA. A0es X.
WUcHNACH, NJ. wife and two chill
dren.
wuRzIow. Mrs Annia Twen.y-s.xts
and Q.
WYNN. Mn. and gr.DdoAna
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HOUSTON DAILY POST: SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER

TINBusH and family, Forty-fourth
and r.
Tx, Herman.
TOIR. Tom. and four children.
TOLD, suble. Tsn,ty-sevcnth ana MI.
To0TCHAKER. Mrs. j. r.
TOoTHAKER, Miss Eta.
TORI. 7. c., wife and i've chilsves.
ToVRBA. Sam. policeman. wife and four
children NJ
TOKEN. Mrs. @ M. Miss Bema
TRAHAN. Mrs. II. ", and child.
TRAvERS, Mrs. II. O.. and son ghsidsn.
TRBADWELL. Mrs. j. b., and infant.
TREB0SIUS--Wife OF George Trcbosius
OF the Galveston News and two sisters OF
MIR. Trebosius
TREBORIUS, Frits.
TRICKHAUSEN. Mrs. an 6ld LADY.
TRIPO. Bosick.
TRIzEvANT, Jordan.
FRESHMAN. Mrs. n. and three ohil-
dreu.
TUCKER. Mr.. and Mrs aud one child.
TUCKETT, Walter Bruce. wife and
children.
TURNER, Mrs. X. and little girl.
TURNER. Mr.. and Mrs
TURNER. Angeline (ool)
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or,rNN Mrs. Mary and one child.
Quinn. Mrs. Thomas. Eighth and L
QUINN John. engineer. Sixth and
QUINN. Robert. wife and six children
g OHM Mrs. Frank. and son Claude
QUowvIcH. John. and four others un-
known. $3.50
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zErGLER Mrs. Ereh

zETGLER. Mrs. Fred.
zENKh. August Richard O. and 10
hanna.
ZlCKLER, Mrs. Fred. and two children.
zlpP, Mrs. and daughter.
2lPPEEI, j. NJ. wife and Ave children,
Thirty eight, between and Sh.
zuMBuRG. Gus. wife and Ave children.
SIS and Forty third; one child safe.
ZuRpANIN, Mrs. ~. and eight children.
zWANlIG, Adolph ST., Richard
Herman, and three daughters OF Adolph.
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Mokis. Nettie May. stepdaugther Of
Louis GruetEmacher.
NoLAN.--Mother and entire family. ex-
stor. W.
NoLLEY. Mira. Sam and four children
sosetner with ten other women and chill
ursn rortieth street and Avenue T.
NORTH and family.
NORTH, Miss Archie.
NpEIoN, Mrs. and two children.
NORTON. Mrs Agnes and NY.
NORTON. Fred s.. wife. son and niece
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WADE, Mrs. Hinie, toolorea). Fsrty-
eighth and O.
WADE. Hottie. ana husband. (eolo, ed).
WAkBLEE. Mrs. David
WALDEN, Sam, son of H. W.. (colored).
WALDGREN, Mr..
WALLACE, Dee, and four children.
WALLACE. and wife Mud bridget.
WALLACE, Scott and Earl.
WALLIS, Lee, wife, mother. four chill
dren and little orphan girl who formerly
lived at Palestine.
WALKER. joe Thirty 9th ard r.
WALKER, Louis D., Thirty ninth and r.
WALTER, Mrs. Charles, and three chill.
dren.
WALTERS. F. A.. wife and four child
rem.
WALTERS. Gus, 1902 Qh.
WALSH, Joseph, wifc and chuA.
WARlSa Mrs, (colornd).
WARNER, Mrs. Flora
WARNER, Mrs. A. s
WARRAH, Martin.
WARRAH. Martha.
WARREN, Celia.
WARREN. John.
WARREN, Mrs. Flora
WARREN, james and wife ana ak chill
dren
WARNKB. A. W.. wife and ave children,
WARM ARVOS&Y. Adoiph, mother and
sister. all reported missing up to Monday
night.
WASHINGTON, Mrs.
WASHINGTON. John, and Ave children.
WALKER, l.. D., stepson OF w. ].
Hughes
WALKER, Mrs. II. v.
WATKINS, Mrs. #. Stanley, Arthur,
Berpa, Thirty-second and on.
WATERS, three nepb4ws of James.
WATKINS. child OF p.
WATSON. j. c.. Mrs. aud two children.
Forty third and 7.
WEBER, Mrs. Anna.
WEBER. Mrs. Charles II,
WEBER. w. J., wife aud two children.
WEBER, Mr. f., and family.
WEBSTER, George ana Joe.
WEBSTER, Tom. Sr.. assistant chief
grain Inspector OF the port. and family of
four.
WEBSTER. Edward. and family.
WEEDER. L.. wife and six children.
Denver resurvey.
WEIDEMAN. r. w. and wife.
WEINBURGBR, Miss Mary.
wDrNBERGER. Fritz ].
WEINBERG, Otto. wife and nys chill
dren.
wEIsER. Paul. wife and mother, X,
between Torty-ffth and Forty-slxth.
WEIs, Prof.
WEISS, Oscar. wife and Ave children.
WEIER Judge. and wife.
WET, Mr., and three children.
WEGER, Judge, justice OF peace, and
wife.
WEGNER, Fritz. and wife.
WELSH. Theophiel, In charge OF race
track
WELCHE. Mrs, John.
WEINBERG, o. M. wife and I'VE chill
dren
wENDBMAN. Mrs.
WEHMAN, Mrs. John c.. and two chill
dren.
WENsMoRE FAMILY, seven members.
residing In the East End
WEsTAWAY. Mrs. George.
WHARTON. ----.
WHITE. Willie.
WHITE. family OF Walter. captain OF
Silver Cloud.
WHITE, James. wife and baby.
| WHITE, (son-in-Iaw OF Anderson) and
family down the island.
! WHITTLE. Tom.
! WlCKE. Lena, Mrs. Twenty eighth ana
OF.
wIEDB. Mrs. Augusta. ana ave chill
dren.
| WILCOX, child Of
! WILDE. Mrs. and Miss Fresdn.
WILKE. c. o.. wife and child.
| WILKINSON, George, wife and son,
TnlrtYSseYenth ana X.
| WILLIFRED, Mrs. Elmtra, mother-in-
| law OF Louis Gruetzmacher.
| WILLIAMS. father OF Francis (colored).
! WILLIAMS, John, Fortieth and Rh.
| WILLIAMS. Ed CCrow").
| WILLIAMS, Rosanna (col)
| WILLIAMS, Miss Sara. OF Cedar Bayou.
WILLIAMS. Mrs. Frank. and child
| WILLIAMS. Miss.
| WILLIAMS. father OF Francis.
| WILLIAMS, Mrs. Frank. and child.
| WILLIAMS. Alex.
| WILLIAMS. Joseph N.
WILLIAMS. Sam (colored).
WILLIAMS, Bob (colored).
WILLIAMS, Mary Mrs. Twenty ninth
and l..
WILSON. Mrs, 3.
WILSON. Maryan, ana baby
WILSON, Mrs. Julia Ann (colored), 2ci7
Avenue r.
WILSON annie.
WILSON. Bertha (colored).
WHITLEY. H.
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AT CATHOLIC oRrHANAGE,

SISTER CAMILLuS, superloresa.
SISTER MARY VINCENT.
SISTER MARY ELIZABETH.
SISTER RAPHAEL.
SISTER CATHERINE.
SISTER GENDvIDVM.
SISTER FELICITUS
SISTER MARY flNBAR
SISTER EVANGELIST.
SISTER BENIGNUs.
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YEAenR. william.

YEAGER. William.
YEATES. child Of q X
YOUNG. Ferdi nand.
YouNGBDo0D, l., J.. vito and child.
YOUNGER. Evelina. and two children
tcoloredl.
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-. ST.. island.

O. william, ST.. island.
CO. c;s ,pis,t Of 9.
EQLg,,, rR. Mrs Fred.
issssTfssssir F. rw'nty-foar'h
u ss,sn- VIM, O. between Twenty-nfth
VI o aTE william {. 10, p
ksvS.uss. J. " and wfe'
gBAv;ssSsxt A. lost from government
ntC avxrR. Will. Sophie and Floric.
NohsrrpEcIcK. Joe. wife and three
ssIarssls,,o David and daughter; B.
k srtSp I'd. and wife.
NnrN oscar. and wife and children.
KIM, mrs. Fl. KLEIN and two children
Kuhswnr,t Mrs II. Glen, and two
Sth NUM- Misses Lillian and Hazel.
i, ss5I@ER. S. between Forty-seeond and
yvu-third.
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UDpIdA Oliver, wife ana child; rerty-
NTH and u.
uirL. Mrs. Chris. and four children;
Forty-nfth and X.
UL.RIDGE. Adelaide (ooiersd).
uLRIDGE. Val, wife and six children.
uNGER. H.. wife end four children.
vALEToN. Mrs. and Miss Marie. los. at
GiosEa residence.
VAArBY. Mrs. n tcelored).
VAN. Miss Mary. Eleventh and Me-
chanic.
VAN buren,. Herman. wife ana three
children.
VAN LEW. Nellie.
VARAS, Miss
vARNELL. Jim, wife and SIX children,
Kinkead addition.
vAuGHT. Edna. child of w. J. vauEht,
VELlN. Mrs II.
VTToRETTA, Mrs. ~. L.. Twenty saw
enth aud Ph.
VIDOVICH, Mike
vILLENEUvE. MIRA. and child. OF
Hitchcock.
WINNIE. Miss Annie tool).
V1NING, Mrs. Annie. and four children.
tcolored).
VIsco. Franovich.
VlScoVITCH Magdaicna. daughter Of
Mrs. Veleda Yiscoylth. NJ aud Seven
teenth.
V1ToCITCH, John, and family.
VoGEL. Mrs. Henry, and three chill
dren.
voGEL, Mrs and daughter. Bertha.
Twenty -seventh and p.
! VoNDBNBADEN, twenty-three NOM
bers OF family reported lost
VULETUCH, Andrew. wife and daugn-
ter, down the island.
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QUESTER, Bessie
cuEsTED. Mrs. NJ. and little son and
daughter.
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SARGENT, Thomas. Arthur and Alice.
1916 NY
SAWYER, DR.. J. r.. 1919 p
SAWYER, Tom.
SAWYER, Mrs Robert L.. and three
children.
SCARBOROUGH. Harry. a fisherman
CHADERMANTLE RsDdle.
SCHADERMANTLE Maud.
SCHARF, Mrs. and three children.
scHEIRHoLz, w. wife and FIVE chill
dren
SCHMIDT, Mrs. F. and son, Richard
Pr, between Twenty-sixth and Twenty
seventh.
SCHMIDT, Richard tHoo Hoo planning
mill).
scHILKE. Mrs julius and two children
August and Albert.
SCHNEIDER, ]. r., wife and six chill
drep. m lkman, dawn the island.
SCHNEIDER. Henry. and family.
SOHOCK. -, and wife.
SCHOLEA, Richard. wife, son Frank
and his adopted daughter. Tilda Meyer.
FCrty-third and Tts.
SCHooLFIELD. Isaac.
SCHOOLFIELD, -. fcol.)
SCHROEDER. Henry, wife and five oh l.
dren Of H-
SCHROEDER. Mrs George NJ. ana four
children
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TARPEY, Joseph.
TAVINETT. Antonet.
TAYER, Verma and NJ. c.. Thirty-ssc-
ond and LIZ
TAYLOR. Mrs tcol).
TAYLOR, Mrs. ]. W.
LEAGUE, Lavina (coloreD and three
children. Twenty seventh between Pr
and Q.
TENcH. Mrs. G.
TERRELL. Mrs. @. ". and four child
rem (eolored); N and Fifteenth
TERRELL, c., and wife.
THOMAS. Miss Daley.
THOMAS, Nolan and Nathan.
THOMAS. Mrs. and one child.
THoMSEN, Mrs. w. b.. and two chh-
dren.
THOMPSON. -. wife snd three chill
dren.
THOMPSON, wife and four children.
THOMPSON, Milton.
THOMPSON. Mother in-law and sister
in-law OF Billy Thompson OF fire depart
ment
THURMAN. Mrs. (colored).
THURMAN. Mrs.
TAN. Mrs. Clement, and three children.
TICKET. II. j.. wife and two children.
TICKLE. Mrs. James, Sr.,
TILLEBACH. Mrs. Charles, and two
children
TTLsMAN. Robert. wife and FIVE child
rem: i6 Broadway.
TIVERA- Ofhcsr.
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Ao;ea y grace. and three children,
's,ig.sis,hA n between Forty-hfth and
y leplo..,, Mrs. W. c., and four child
y Fsurtesr, NV between Thirteenth
NJ Y D., wife eand seven chill
~ dor, v l.. wife and three chill
xAcysR. Mr. and Mrs.
E4lEs ,"o daughters and SON.
y NJ. wife and child.