The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-11
|DESQAT|ON Of GALVESTON 4 SCENE UVEQIA[[D
THE KNOWN DEAD


lowing is a partial list of the dead, as
gathered by the News. 1t was sent by
tug TO Houston:
SIaIIIey u. Spencer, local representative
Oh w. w. wilson, agent 4or Tue DeIupSIer
oteaiIEsI11p i4ile anu 4Nortn German Lloyd
SlOdInSnlp tIl16t SCuar4CS IL. Keller Sr.. a
p1 omlnenl couIon man; hicnaru Lord
Ifah4c 1nanasef George Ii. NIGr tdde4l q
Do, COTTON 6Aporlefs, w. l.. Day, agent
Iof Charles r. OrtnWeIn & Co., AraIn ex-
pOrteis anu STEAMSHIP lines; R.cpard
JoliilsUn, ST. uck Dy nylag timber ana in
slanIIy kI-eo; AIlre0 Lay; MISS mabel
SuckIoch, MecnaAac sIt Get; nepneW OF NJ.
w. SnaW; John EngeI, wire and child ::
seven members OF the WenSInore family
resluiilS IN the East; one lnemDer Oh the
1aInlIy, an old man, was saved; Mrs ]
w. Wenman and two children; Mrs Jack
Oe-aIey, Wl1e OF United states bridge off,
Ger OF the port, ana two children; a span
Ism sdIIor OF the steamship TeIeSI ora ::
TIE 1eIeSfora went a0ri1t and struck the
WnIteha4I at Pier Is; timbers OF the gram
eIeNdlor lei on the sailor and pinned him
TO the docks; name unknown; Mr. Magia
grocer, Eleventh street and Avenue A .
TWO daughters and a son; Miss Ida Scho-
nelGI Mrs. Baxter and child all lost IN
Magiass store; Mrs. Dudley Bell. wife of
Ga-EeSton News composttor and child :
VIII J. Rice, proofreader of the News
ana enid; Mrs Claude j. Fordtran and
sister, MISS Helen S0merS; George Swell
mother and sister; Mis-. Michael O'Keefe
and brother. The bodies of four white
persons and seven colored were found in
the first story of w. j. Reitmeyer,s rest
dence IN the morning; Re -tnoyer and fam
ny We're IN the second story and escaped; /;
Mrs. j. b. Treadweil and infant: Mrs. q
l. Clark and infant; Mrs A. Longneck-
er; Mrs. Beveridge and two children:
Mrs. George M. Schroeder and four chill
dren and the mother of the United States
Deputy Marshal Wood were all lost in
with serious injuries; Mrs. Amundson
mother of Deputy Chief of Police Amund-
sen.
Joseph B. Aguilo, chairman of the DEM
oGratlc county executive committee;
Charles Rust knocked from dray while
attempting to carry his family to a place
OF safety, and killed; John R. Davies and
Wlre; two children of Capt. Ellison, one
nj Mr. men W crowned q vines In its mothers arms;
MIS-; MIS-; W. b, Jones and child; white girl.
WE'VE years of age, unidentified found
IN yard OF j. Paul Jones; Mrs Clarance
HoWth; Mr.. and Mis-. Schuler and five
ters; Mrs. Davis Wakelee; C. H. Fix.
w +. Fisher, wife and two children. two
SSIsteTs-ln-law and niece; Mrs John T,
aernahd I, , ana two children; Mr.. and Mrs.
Broecker and two children; MT. Hobeck
ana ooy naetherin-in-law and sister-in-
Jaw Jaw OF, OF william an Thompson, of the fire
tary. Of grain inspector of fhe bort and
family. Gil ana
IrditcolS we'll known waiter re-
ports the loss of twenty-five persons
who took refuge in his house. sjx Of
them members of his family. Mrs Jobn
BoWe and children. Police Oficer .Iohn
IS.sst. DoWs was on on a months leave in rec
ogn1tten OF meritorious service. He At
tempted to save. his family in a raft hnt
tney Were swept off and drowned. wal
Ter Ter BeIts, q prominent cotton seed prod
Howe and family; 3. T. Masferso,a 81
family; Police Officer Charles WoIf. Pc
Aee~0 ~0fncer. Tovrea; Police Officer f3fcf1..
f5ass fho Ine family of Policeman Rowan;
z, =. swarm; Capt. r. II. Peck city en-
glneer, wife and five children: Mrs. T w
os1I Munn sr Mrs. Charles Waller and three
children; Mrs Barbon: EdW Webster "a M
two sisters; Mrs ]. III. Harris. Mrs. 1teu pn
pecea Harris; Barney Kelly; Willie KeI-
Y; Bessie -Quester; Mrs Harris fcoIoreifl.
zoe t1o &c, ochwartzback; Mrs. W. Quester. lit,
tie son and daughter; J. r RoiI viz
and four children; Joe Hughes. NTrs
Aa.le Evans and two daughters Kata
ana @ Fannie; Charles SherWood:
Palmer and baby - p:
Mr.. and Mrs Gary R,lrna++ .,d ,r
Burnett, Mrs. MolIie Parker. Miss Taf.
ne Woodwerd, Harmon Flint. Mrs. perez
Msln1o 1M1ameurg and four children, Wootan,
Gnesf Cues NT NT.oa1auxt ena NJ Leslie Davis. Mamie
I1 Hrs mamie Smith. Joe Labbatt. Mrs
Dorm, Miss Jennie Dorain, John IA. Car.
nand, n7ii wife and two children; Mary Ann
=
and four children, Mrs. Monroe. co1ore6
ana thTee children Mrs Taylor coIored,
MISS Eessie Cramer, Mrs Charles SchaIer
anu anu IouT enldren, Mrs. Abe Gordon and
Zones Zones and daughter, Mrs. M BurroTs.
Miss Annie McCauley, Mr.. and Mrs
SSnfaqTp, SofqIp Miss Annie Sharp, William
Il 2Hf5T6% aig60nv Nh Pa,j7 and f,ais Mrs Schultz W
harry Foster and three children. Mrs.
Mortln and two babies, Violet Freder-
1@ekson, @ Mrs Frederickson and baby,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fisher. Sarah SIIn1,
maer, Mrs. Sylvester Mrs. Claude For
tran, of 1918 fremont street, was found
cnng1ng to the roof body Of Henry
Rpiey: son of H. S: Ripley, was re-
covered; William Flash and daughter, Of
IWenty-fifth street and P avenue: Mrs.
EIash was saved; an entire family AT
Ihlrty-sixth and @ avenue, consisting Of
4S A4ngSenne Parker and grandchild. Tommy
Milly, and their three children MazIe
Harne and Alfred
The home of Capt Peek was seen to
1verturn o w when the captain was in it. and
ne has not been seen since; also Patti
Rosa Coryell, Matte L. Hawkins. Wal
ter Fisher, wife three children; thirteen
were killed In one building on Eighth
and Broadway; Dominfck Porrette is tie
cnly one Of the party who lives to tell
the tale Among them were: JoseDhina
Porrette, James Wren, wife and SIX
Scn1Jdren: Sa en- Nike Nike Regan, wife, mother-in-
local forecast official United States
weather bureau
DR.. Cline and his brother, Jose Cline
and, three children drifted about in the
raging torrents for three hours on
ouEhly constructed raft. They were an
buised and cut from their struggle with
flying debris -
Three negro servants of the collapsed
eoton. exchange saloon are missing and
are thought to be dead. St John La
bFye escaped from the building with Sc
we're injuries.
Col. !. N. Polk, general manager Of
the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe railroad,
loon a short time before it Collapsed. and
it was reported that he was among The
dead. This. however. was untrue. He
has been active in aiding the sufferers.