The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-11

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sons who were swent .,cro.ss. the nav dur
ina the storm, were nirl-ss5 thare alive.
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were three fatalities ra~as citvI In addi-
ton to the living and ltne dead whicl
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cofF.ns from ono If - Cemeteries at
Galveston were heinp fichoa o,,t of the
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~ the business nor+io,, of the city
two large brick buildings ono occupied by
Knapp BROTHERS and t5a otl,er bv the
Cotton Exchange Saloon co11ansed. In the
Cotton Exchange saloon there were about
6freen persons Most az +bern ESCAPED.
I'm to the t;n,e lea " c,ai,,eston three
dead had been taken from the ruins. They
were:
Stanley G.. Soancer Manager Of the
sE,lder-Demnsey Stt.a n,sh;n COMPANY.
Richard Lord Trattic Manager for George.
H. McFadden and Brother
Charles Ke,ldcr nj tho tirm of Hammers
ana Flint.
BURIED IN WRECkAGE.
How many more cornses are there Will
not be known until the search is finished.
The cotton mill The baesing factory, the
gas works The. electric light works and
nearly all the industrial establishments OF
the CITY are either, wrecked or crippled.
The flood left a slime about one inch deep
over the whole city and unless fast prog
ress is made in burying corpses and car
cases of animals there is danger Of pestl-
lence.
MIRACULOUS ESCAPES.
Some of the stories of escapes are MIRA
culous. William Nlsbett, a colloh iletil
was buried in the ruins OF the cottoh ~
change saloon ana When Gus ~. ~ ene
morning had no further injury tnah d
few bruised myers. Df. . y JUS
Secretary OF the Cotton tAAcAaise va" va,
knocked senseless When ms hoose ~
lapsed, but was revived oy .ne ,.a...;aa,,n
was carried Ten oiooi>e ~ 80 falI.
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