Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-09-13
PARTIAL LIST OF THE DEAD.
Secured by the Galveston News and
Sent Out.

Molly and another man were saved after
bitter experience.
Mrs Irene Hesse, at her home on Broad
way and 9Th street.
Mrs Rose wife Of Commissary Sergt.
Franklin Rose, U.S.A. She was in the same
house with the Molly family, having sought
refuge there with other unfortunates living
in the neighborhood.
Mrs Lafayette and two children.
Mrs George Burnette's child.
Mrs Coates, wife of VIM. A. Coates of
the Galveston News.
Mrs Woodward and two children, wife
of r. L. Woodward of the Galveston News.
Mrs. George Trebosius. wife of George
Trebosius Of the Galveston News, and two
sisters of Mrs. Trebosius.
|, Mrs. Kate Bross.
Charlotte NJ. Allen.
Five members of the P. ]. and J. P. Nc
Kenna families. Mrs. ]. p. McKenna being
the only survivor.
S. w. Watkins and about twenty other
persons who were in the same house.
Mr.. Thomas Rhymes, wife and two chill
-dren. s
Albert Hunter and wife.
F. HUM, a street motorman.
Mrs. Frank Parker and two children.
| A lady and her daughter from St. Louis.
They were in the Bowe home when the
Storm struck the, house and washed it
away from its foundations.
Mrs. Dorian ana nVe children and nine
other persons. whose names could not be
learned They had taken refuge on their
house on 9th street and Avenue L.
Mss Nellie ODeil and brother, daughter
and son of James O'Dell.
1t was reported that there were about
twenty-five persons in the building occupied
by Mrs. Lasocco when it collapsed, and
they were buried in the debris. The names
of the other persons in the house other
than Mrs. Lasocco could not be learned.
Edward Eichter, body recovered.
Daughter of Mrs. Collins.
s- Henry Porree. a tailor.
Adolph Schiller, mother and five sisters.
They left their own home, thinking 1t
would not Withstand the storm, and sought
protection in a house which was crushed.
Their own home was not wrecked.
Unaccounted for and missing: Lab
bait and daughter. DR.. Stackpole and fam
lily, III. Whitney, A. E. Edwards and family,
H. B. Culom and wife, l.. NJ nor. Mrs.
Rhea and Miss Mamie Rhea of Giles coun-
ty, Tenn; Mrs. r. J. Bergmand and daugh-
ter
Stanley G. Spencer local representative of
w. w. Wilson, agent for Dempster & Co.'S
steamship lines and North German Lloyd
steamship lines.
Charles l.. Keller, ST., a prominent cot
ton man.
Richard Long. traffic manager for Geo.
H. McFadden & Brother cotton exporters.
W. l.. Daily, agent for Charles F. Ortiz
vein & Co., grain exporters and steamship
agents.
Richard Johnson. struck by flying tim
bers and instantly killed.
Alfred Day.
Miss Mabel Stickloch, Mechanic street.
Nephew of NJ w. Shaw
John Engeike, wife and child.
Seven members of the Wensmore family,
residing in the East End; one member of
the family, an old man. was saved.
Mrs. j. w. Wenman and two children.
Mrs. Jack Delaney, wife of United States
bridge officer of the port. and two children.
Spanish sailor of the steamship Teles-
fora. The Telesfora went adrift and struck
the Whitehall al pier No. 10 Timbers of the
grain elevator fell on the sailor and pinned
him to the docks. Name unknown.
Mr.. Magia, grocer, 18th street and avenue
A two daughters and a son.
Ms Ida Schofield. Mrs Baxter and child.
all ost in Magia's store.
Mrs. Dudley Bell, wife of a News compos-
itor. and child
Will ]. Rice, proofreader of the News,
and child.
Mrs. Claude J. Fordtram and sister Miss
Helen Somers
George S. Well. mother and sister.
Mrs. Michael O'keefe and brother
The bodies of four white persons and sew
en- colored We're found in the first story Of
w. j. Reftmeyer's residence in the morn
ing. Reftmeyer and family were in the sec
ond story and escaped
Mrs. ]. B. Treadwel and infant Mrs c.
T. Clark and infant, Mrs. A. Longnecker
Mrs. Beverage and two children, Mrs. Geo.
NJ. Schroeder and four children, and the
mother of United Sta.as Deputy Marsha
Wood Were all lost in one building Mr.
Longnecker escaped with serious injuries.
Mrs. Amundson, mother of Deputy Chief
of Police Amundson.
Joseph b. Aguilo, chairman of the demo-
cratic county executive committee
Charles Rust, knocked from dray while
attempting to carry his family to a place
of safety and killed.
John r. Davis and wife.
Two children of CAPTAIN Ellison one Of
them drowning in its mothers arms.
Mrs. w. r. Jones and child.
White girl, twelve years old. unidentified
found in a yard.
Mrs. Clarence HOWth.
Mr., ard Mrs. Schiller and five children
Ms Motter and two daughters.
Mrs Davis Wakelee.
c. H. Fix.
w. F. Fisher, wife two children two sis
ters-in-'aw and a niece
Mrs. John F. Gernand and two children
- Hoebeck and boy.
M0ther-in-law and sister-in-law of Will
liam Thompson of the fire department.
Thomas Webster sr., secretary of grain
INSPECTOR of the port, and family of four.
Mrs. j. r Correll and family.
Francois" a well-known waiter, reports
the loss of twenty-five persons who took
refuge in his house, six of them being mem
bers of his family.
Mrs. John Bowe and three children.
Police Officer John Rowe was off on a
months leave, in recognition of meritorous
services. He attempted to save IS family
All d idlt, Dul tHey were swept OIL anu
drowned.
Walter Belts. prominent cotton broker
and wife.
Police officer Howe and family.
y. T Masterson and family.
Police officer Charles Wolff.
Police Officer Tovron
Police officer Richards.
The family Of Policeman Rowan.
The family of Policeman Bird
Richard D. Swain.
CaDtain r. II. Peck, city engineer, wife
and five children.
Mrs ]. w. Mum, sr.
Mrs. Charles Walter and three children.
Mrs. Rarbon.
Edward Webster and two sisterS
Mrs. ]. II. Harris.
Mrs. r. Harris.
Barney Kelly.
Willie Kelly.
Bessie Quester.
Mrs. Harris. colored.
r Joe Schwartback.
Mrs. w. Quester little son and daughter.
]. 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. Gary Burnett and Mrs. Bur-
nett.
Mrs Mp11ie Parker