Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-11

Mrs. j. Il. Corell and family. .,.
Sins John Bow and three children
Policeman John Bow Attempted 70
save his family on raft. but they were
swept on and drowned .,,,
Walter Belts. prominent COTTON
produce dealer and wite.
D H. Masferson ana ibnl}'
Policemen Charles Wolfe, IoVrea anu
Richards ma
Families Of Policemen Rowan Bra
and Howe
Richard u. Swain
Capt II. II. Peck, city engineer
wife and ave children.
Mrs j. Mum, ST. An
Alrs. Charles Walter and three chll'
dren.
Mrs Barnon.
Edward Webstei aud two sisters
Mrs j. n. Harris.
Mrs Rcbecca Harris.
Barney Kelley
Bessie Questtr
Mrs Harris. Culored.
Joe SchWartzh8ck.
Mrs w. Questcr son and daughter
j F Roll wife and four children
Joe Hughes.
Mrs Katie Evans and two daughters
Kate and Fannie.
Charles Sherwood.
j. b. Palmer and baby
Mr. and Mrs. Garry Burnett ana MIs.
Burnett
Mrs MolHe Parker
Miss Hattie Woodward.
Harmon putt
Mrs Peter Hamburg and four emil
drcu.
-- - Wo0tam.
Mrs Murray ROudaouX
Tessle Davis.
Mamie Guest.
Mrs. Gordon.
Mrs Mamie smith,
Joseph Labbatt
Mrs Jamie DORM
John NJ Gemud. wife and two chill
dren
Mary Ann Wilson and baby.
John Lynch.
- Wallace and four children
Mrs Munroe, C0lored, and three chill
drcu
Mrs Taylor, Colored.
Mrs. Bessie Cramcr
Mrs Charles Sohaler and four chill
dreu
Mrs. Abe Gordon and I'VE children.
Miss Mordou.
Mrs. VI. Burrows.
Miss Annie McAuley
Mr.. and Mrs. sharp, Miss Annie
sharp.
William O'HaTrow.
MIR. and Mrs schultz,
". II Lisbony.
Paul Delay
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Foster and three
children.
Mrs. Mortin and two babies
Violet Frederckson. Mrs Frederick
son and baby.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Fisher and three
children.
Sarah Summers.
Mrs. Sylvester.
Mrs. Claude Fordtran Of 1919 fremont
street. found cliuging 10 roof
Henry Ripley son OF H. s. Ripley.
William Flash and daughter OF
Twenty-hfth street and p avenue, Mrs
Flash was saved
Entire family living al Twenty
and on avenue. consisting OF Angelic
Parker and grandchild. Tommy Lesker
sullivan Parker and his wife LILY and
their three children, Maize Harne and
Alfred
Patti Tosa.
hathew l.. Hawkins
Mrs BebecCa Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. W Davenport and three
children.
Francois" a well known waiter, re-
ports the loss of twenty-five persons
who took refuge IN his house. six OF
them members OF his family
The bodies of four white persons and
seven colored were found IN the first
story of w. j. Reitmeyer's residence iu
Dol HTs
were In the second story and escaped.
Thirteen were killed in one building
on Eighth and broadway. Dominica
Porretti is the only one OF the party
who lives 10 tell the tale Among them
We're: Joseph Porretti, James Wren
wife and six children Mike Regan
wife and mother-in-law.
Mrs. Cline, wife Of DR.. l. NJ. Cline
local forecast official OF the United
States weather bureau DR.. Cline and
his brother, Joe Cline, and three chill
dren drifted about IN the raging torrent
for three hours on roughly construct
ed raft They were an bruised and cut
from their struggle with flying debris
Col. y. j. Po'k, manager OF the Gulf
Colorado Santa Fe railroad, had been
I'm the Cotton Exchange saloon a short
time before II collapsed and IL was re.
ported that he was among the dead
This, however, was untrue. He ha.
been active In aiding the suffering
MORE OF THE DEAD.
Houston, Tex, Sept. l1-Fonowing
additional names OF the dead at Cal
weston have been received here:
Mrs Sam Motley and four children.
and ten other women and children In
Mr. Nolley's house on fourth and Ave
nue. y.
Mr.. Motley and another man were
saved after a bitter experience
Mrs. Irene Hesse at her home on
| Broadway and sixth street
Mrs. Rose. wife Of Commissary Ser
geaEt Franklin Rose. u. 5. n. She
was In the same house with the Motley
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