The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-11
OF captain J. B. poisn. Niueteenth street

stors and lived upstairs over her store
1t was reported ~ relatives OF the lady
that there were about twenty-five persons
in the building when 1t collapsed and they
we're bruised In a mass Of debris block
away. The names Of tho persons in tho
house other than Mrs. Lesocco could not
be Learned. They were refugees wac
sought shelter from the store in tho build
ing.
EDWARD EIcHLER, Thirteenth street
and Avenue Nh.
Daughter OF Mr.. IRA COLLINS.
HENRY poRBB. tailor. Eighteenth
street and Avenue Nh.
ADoLpH SCHUYLER. mother and Ave
sisters, Avenue and Thirteenth street
They left their own home. fearing 1t would
not Withstand the storm and sought pro-
teotion in house, which was crushed to
klndling wood in the mill stream. Their
own house was not wrecked.
Unaccounted for and missing: Labbatt
and daughter. Dr. Staclppolo and family,
II. Wtthey, A. r. g. Edwards and family,
H. a. Cullom and wife, l.. Minor Mrs
Rnea and Miss Mammis Rhea OF Giles
county, Tennessee; Mrs, r. ]. Bergman
and little daughter, Police offcer Pitt
The body of LuciRn Minor, whose homo
was In tho Denver Resuryey, was found
half buried In the sand yesterday morn
ing.
: Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Fisher and
three children. Mrs. Branch Mnsterson,
> Miss Rebecca Harris and the children OF
n Wharton Davenport we're In the Harris
homestead and the whole place was blot
t ted from the face OF the earth. The
e BODY OF weltor Fisher was found. Mr.
, and Mrs. Davenport are safe.
!. The house of Charles vedder Is the
. only one left In the Denver Resurvey'
Ths soldiers from Camp Hawley
= sought shelter IN the two-story brieA
school house in the Denver Resurvey an
those who survived the orumbling of tina
4 structure say twenty-five persisted.
J, The Catholic orphan asylum. four mile
r down the sslsnd on the beeoh. wa
swept out to sea with all the inmates
= Supposed about eighty children with at
tendaAt sisters.
?. Police officers Byrd and Rowan worke
Ia faithfully all night with Chief OF Polio
Ketchum saving lives, quisting griei
o. stricken mothers. fathers and ohildrs
ie and at a. IN. asked to be relieved
rs look after their families. At daylish
at they returned and each reported to the
in sunerlor that their homes were gon
their families dead such heroism. sue
va DEVOTION said the chief. with tears
his eyes. deserved better remunera
, ton. I thank God that lie made m
house house OF refuge for aeishbor
My family and every one therein VIZ
H. saved"
a, Dr. H, A, West, who was reporte
among tho dead this morning, is sal
-. and his family all alive and we'll.
=, Hundreds OF people have called at ii
Office OF The Post TO get information
living and dead Among those KNOW
TO BE SAFE are;
George Horst.
Mayor Jones.
u. Adoue.
j. I.oblt and family.
John Ssaly.
d. Corles and family.
~ d. w. G. Fisher aAd family.
:" Walter Jones and the I, X Thompson
i. II. and Dan Kempner
~ John Goggan and family.
49, The families of NJ Verker. W. Wit
~ ]. A. Croker.
Robert Lowe.
no J, s. Brown and relatives.
% Major and Charles Hume.
y MoLomores.
w Nouns.
~ Randalls.
WI Emma O. Noble.
40 Moore. the groceryman.
." Charles Wallis.
IAndes & Hawkins.
~ Spillan.
IA Trimble. laudymsn.
: Ben Levy,
nd J. B, and W. A. Morrow
'e- Major II. Charles Hume
Frank Williams,
ON Harry G. Ladstone, Jr.
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