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AN ADDITIONAL
LIST OF THE DEAD.

JOHNSON. II. P. and J. Kraiish, lost OF
barge James Howard.
JONES. Jackson.
KINDS, Joseph, Nelson, Alma and Loris.
kIMrAN, Paul and Mrs.
kkEFh. Thomas j.. W 10 and daughter.
EAIlB, August. Wife end motAer-in Law.
KALB. c. l. and child.
kACB. Mrs. John aud solr children.
KELLOGG. OF Tiechnor's place and
whole family.
KAISER. Louis, wife and three chill
drcn.
KINsFADER. Joa, wife and child.
KELLY. Florence and Lilly.
KIRBY, George, klnoaide addition, wife
and three children.
LINpNER. Mrs. Louisa aud ave chill
dren
LANE, Rev, wife and two children.
Lewis, Elizabeth. Eighth and Broad
way.
LEVY. Major W. T.. wife and three chill
dren.
LUCAS, four children Of Mrs J.
LOSING. Mrs. Horace.
M'DWEN. John H., Jr., Sixth and l.
MASSEY, Tom. MoiAe c.. orrln Kins,
Thirty-htth and r.
MARTYR, Mrs. r., AIS Q.
MOTT. Mrs. Frank.
MARooRBURRo, entire famlly--wlfe
Gna four children.
MILLER. joe, wife and one child.
Af9E Or, joe, family OF two
MG0VBRN James.
MAALE. John. two children OF.
AENARD, Mrs. Mary.
MELLOR, Robert and wife.
M'VEY. Mrs. J. w. and Miss Lorraine.
NORTON, Mrs. Agnes and HY.
NICK. oystsrman. entire family.
oPITz, Anita.
o'KEEFE. Mrs. c. J. And son, Twenty
seventh and o..
OLSON, Thomas Il and wife.
OLSON. Steve ard Charley.
PROVOST. James, wife and two children,
Thirty -sixth and Beach
PlOLEAIY Paul, wise and four children,
Pa ana Twenty seventh street.
Pitt, Hermann. F0rty-nlnth and r.
PO1NHOFF, Calrios, wife and Ave
children.
PHELPS. Ruth and Ruby d.
PELINGE, Mrs. and mother.
PINTO Mrs. Tony, And three children.
PECo. Leon. vie and four children.
RUMMELLN. Ed and John.
REAGAN, II. J., wife and four children,
Thirty tlth and 81.
RALEIGH, Miss Mile.
RUEHRMUND, a.. wife and two chill
dren.
REAMAN, Mrs.
RADFORD, Mastie T., Claude @, and J.
A. (cOlored).
RICHARDSON, William.
RITTER. MF5. VIII am, Center ana p.
RtESEL. L.. Wife and two children or
SCHUYLER. A., wife and fiYo children.
STHAGER, J., and wife and two children.
SMITH, u. p, wife ana four children.
SEIXAS, Mrs G. S.
SENOTT, Maggie.
6ToCKFLET1 Mrs. Peter, and CAii-
dren, willie, JuliuA, Fred, Mabel and
Johnnie.
WooTDN. Mra Georgia. Maud. May
Bobie. Forty-nfth, between Broadway
and ].
WALTERS, Gus. wife and child.
TuoEGTT. waiter nruo.. wife ant
children.
uNGER. Mr.. and Mira. n, ana th-eo
children.
WEISS. oscar, wife and FIVE children
| WOODWARD. e. O.. sr.. son Il. O..
/ Jr, 1929 VI.
WILLIAMS. RosannA tcol.)
WALTERS, +. A.. vito and four child
| rem.
WOODS, Julia, and son Frank (eoi.)
WlCBE. Mrs. gsl4 Qls.
WHGNmR. Frits(lnd wife.
ZlPPEBI. J. NJ. villa and i've children
Thirty eight, betweenS and So.
zUMBURG. Gus. wife and Eve children
s1a and F0rty-third; one child cafe.
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Penitentiary system Dnmnued.

Austin. Texas, September 14-Financial
Agent W. O. Hill OF the State penitentiaries
arrived In the city today and reported to
the governor that the Clements farm on
BRACES river below velasco was devastated
by Saturdays storm and eighteen conviots
Eliled. Two others received INJURIES which
WI prove tatal. The entire cotton crop on
badly damaged
MT Hin estimated that the penitentiary
system mas been damaged slOQ, 600. The en-
iiLe eo'ton crop on the Harlem farm was
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KAHN. Emile.
KELLY. 5. y.
hEMBELL b. S.
KELLEY, Mrs. j. p, Dallas.
kUhSCHNER. Ed. 18th and avenue L.
KIRBY, George
kirk Mrs Nellie. and son,
kERWIN. Rev J. NJ.
KELLEY. Rev. e. A.
KENT Miss Lnura.
KENDALL, Mrs. w %,
lAANGSToN. II. W. d.
LAX, George w.
bAUE w. T.. Houston
LYNCH, John H.
LEIGH John NJ.
LEHMAN DR.. Charles.
LANG, p G.. 7th and Broadway.
loWERY. w. H.. S90s avenue l.
LAM RpNcE. Thomas A.
LORENZO, Frank fremont hotel
LEcRoY. w K, Mrs. W. T.. and chnd.
LEROY, Mrs. Ethel, AGO avenue II.
LYONS. John, and family, tO14 avenue II.
LOENSIEIN C.. ana family.
LAMERs, A., and family.
LEVY Misses Bell and corE.
LInERMAN. j.. and wife,
LAsCO Graham (coD.
LEE. F, X. collector of port at Galveston
and family.
MCGOWAN. Or. n. D.
M'LEOD, Mrs. A b. PA and NsL
MORSE A. P, Kenard addition,
MAIsELL, Fred, sis Winnie.
MMI5eAHLn r., Mrs E Sd l WIZ ayenuo X
MACKAY, Mrs Alice. ana four children.
M'LAUdHLiN. Miss. 9th and Pr.
MEYER, Mrs. NJ A.. 1871 avenue Il.
M'FAnEN, r c. b, 1920 avenue @.
MEYER Herman j.. 2ist and M.
MARTIN. n P. 18th and MY
MAisON r., Denver Resuryey.
MELVILLE. VIM. 1923 avenue L. =
MURRAY. ], O.. wife aud child. 1928 NJ.
MILLER, J. s.. 1o12 G..
M,LEAN. J. b.. EOS 10th.
MLsTRoT, $. p. 18th and Broadway.
MEYER John. 1919 22d
MERCER mr.. w NJ, 1916 Church.
MCRACKEN, q O., 1717 avenue l..
MosELY VIM. ". Bath avenue and NJ.
MOORE ]. j., 1918 Winnie
NURIOHN n. J.. 1909 Broadway.
NERDIE. Miss Annie.
M.VEY, J. W, 4ith and avenue I,
MoNRo. George. wife and four children.
MORTON, Miss Mary, 1905 avenue II
MELR0GFh and family, 1928 II
MONTGOMERY, Jack. and family, 1922 RI.
M'KEEEA. Wm., and family, 42d and II.
h'MAiIoN. w. j., and wife.
MURPHY u. NJ, and wife.
MANNTNd. Isidors
MARTINE1.LA, c.. wife and two daughters,
MOORE Hugh. and baby.
MAILMAN, w b.. 7lst and o,
NAsITI md farnily. 1912 2ist
NOCHMAN, Charles, and family
NOBLE. s. p, and family, 35os Broadway.
NAwMhN. NJ, and family, 1917 Broadway.
NELSON ~, e:osEe TN and Mechanic.
NuLLrN. Marshall aud wife, l2is Winnie.
NEWCOMER, J. D., fremont hotel.
NOBLE Y. B.. and thres children.
NORMAN, A. p.
NOLAN Fugh
NEWsfNG A. g, and family.
OTTO l., j., 18th aud X.
OBI1I, n. A.. sos H.
CDEL. Edw.. S7i2 o.
oo,pAXip; Thomas. 10th and X
O'KIgFFB c. ].
OLSEN. Miss Lizzie
OLSEN Miss Minnie.
OLSEN, Frank
OLSEN, Mrs.
oI,LFB, -, wife and ave children % Pis.
pFELPs, p. L., and child. PH and NOth
pROWsB VIM. and mother. 81 26th
POND. n. A., and family.
PIUMBIBY. r.. rs l..
PATTERSON G. s.. Rulwsr street.
PHILLIPS, John. and family. 4S47 Winnie.
PARTRIDGE, Mrs. Julia, and two chill
dren
P1ERsoN. Wiley, and family.
PAYNE, Mrs. r. r.. and two children.
pINsTEIN. Jee and family.
PRDOUR. Theodore.
P0sNER family 1915 N.Y..
PLANK. Oscar II.
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virginia Point.

WRIGHT, -, two children OF,
CLBARY, Mrs. Leon and three chill
dren.
SYLVESTER. -,
Three negro men.
Two negro women.
DOMENGpAUX. Louis.
iot'1l -..........'... ...........,.. ID
Missing-Section Foreman Kirby with
twelve or fourteen white men.
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r.s,. Inhnsnn commit. ss,s'l

Fra nix Johnson 20 Frsrk "
Baird. Texas, September -, ,sn;,
son, proprietor OF the Ho'el s,- s,ssss,
ted suicide by shoOtns hinsA W.. ass
head with a pistol. The III 'rsssriiI n
charge OF the Hotel ss.y 's md X
thought that he was lnvol ,uTI.n n y, II
cal trouble. He was . Esne'' ever y N
the respect and good WI. vers =, d
The oommunaty. His reL IN iases Knsss,s
to The eemstery by BsIu VA, was 49,
Pythias. OF which order ns "-----1|
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Three hundred and Hfty-thres
names were added to the list OF tho
dead mt Galveston ycstexday. The
representatives of The Post In the
ptorm-swept city are making every
effort TO compile a correct list, and
nearly all the names sent I'm recent
ly have been reported nt Houston
Post Headquarters by friends ana
relatives OF the hurricanes Victims.
Ii is'impcssfble, however, to prevent
some errors being made, and wher-
ever mistakes nre noticed 1T will he
Kindness TO many a srief-strfciSen
person 10 have this corrected. IL ls
requested, therefore. that those hav-
ing names TO add 10 this list, or cor
xectionB to make, notify The Post at
the earliest opportunity.
Thts additional list of dead makes
a total OF 1854 anmes Thus far re-
ported.
ALLISON. s. B.. family Of nins. mir
ty-hfth and So
ANToNoypCH. Plakic. john and srsnd-
ma.
AUGUgrIAI.. p. ard wife.
ALLEN, e. 3. and Wife.
BOURBON, Mrs, l.. A.. 1893 strand.
BLUM, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac.
Blum, Mrs. sylvan.
BARRY, Mrs IA. b.. Miss N. n. Miss
", James, D.. ". Ia and II.
BEECtlfAN. Edward T.. Alss Louisa.
daughter Of.
BELL. Clarence and mother
BAIA4ANAGSN, john. Gus and Irene.
BUCKNER, AIR.. go Mira. FTitz ana tW9
children.
BENSToN, T.
BRRGERoN. Nrs. end four children.
aus Twenty eighth.
BANlIEvAlL.. Mrs, Antoine and tive chill
dreu.
BEABNIAN, Theodore.
BROWN. Adolphe. wife. son and daugn
ter.
CLUPP. Mrs. Charles. P. between
Twentieth and Twenty
CRAWIEY, Miss Nellie. Miss NJ. Lee.
Lottie, Lille, 1915 =.
COOK. william. Broadway. between
Tenth and Eleventh.
COOK, Mrs Scott and children. Ashby.
Gertrude, Edga, Waller.
DARRIN, Mrs. house for the homeless
COPS, Charles, wife and six children.
COWAN. wife ana daughter
CARLTON, Charles. wife and boy,
CRATE, Jock.
oLEARY, Dan and three children.
GODDARD, Alec. niece, May Bray, and
three children. Wife and three childron
safe.
DUET afiss n, old womsn's home.
DAVIES, Mrs. Sam and one child.
DAVIS, Mrs. Tom. Twenty eighth aud
DoRRIN. Mrs. c. and ok children.
DEOYER Mike aud father
DAY. Mrs. aud daughter. 2S3T n.
ELSIE, Mrs John, and two children.
ECKRRT. Charles
EDWARDS, A. r, c.. and family.
EIsMAN, Paul, wife and baby
BAIlK, Mrs, James, MRS, Edna, Mlss
Mora and Caleb Rubin.
FISHER, Mrs. Kate three children Of,
Kate, Jessie and Charley.
FUGER, Frank
COLEMAN, Theodore, Jr,, Mrs Bettieax
and william, father, mother and broth 81
Of Clarence r.. 2515 pH.
GIBSON, Mary @.
HOFFMAN, II. H.. Twenty fourth bp-
tween Church and Winnie.
HENRY. Nelson. two children OF.
HEGMAN. Edward, wife and one dauEt-
ter and one son.
HENRY, Isabelle.
HENRY. d. A., child Of
HERR, Leonard, wife aud two children.
HAY9LAN, John A., and wife and four
children Of
IRWIN, Joseph. 1918 oR
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Eczema; No Cure, No Paw

Your druggist will refund your monsx
fA1O OINTMENT fails 10 cure RIM.
worm, letter, OLD Ulrens and Sores. Pin.
plss ssd hlaekheads Oh tho face. aud al
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PARISH, James.
PARISH. Albert (colored).
PARISH, Leon. aud family (ooloref.
PALM l2R, Rev. J. b.
QUINN. Misa Claude.
QUINN Mrs. Mary.
RATHER. John A.. 1929 ME-.
ROUkE, John, A,h and o.
ROBINSON, Daniel, 2404 Pa.
kEEFIL, Alex, 36iS M]a.
RAYMOND. W. j.. 1913 0.
RlGG. John, New CITY hotel
Ell sR VIM" Center and p.
RAPHAEL. Anthony 87th and o.
arEDM9N Hazel. 1913 II
RRooDDhFFi,EEIDT. Mrs. f., and family.
ROnhNFI =. Mrs, and family.
ROMANGNY. j.. and family.
ROsENflCLD. Sam.
I1,TI,M,lIT,RsHoEFER, John, and family.
ssT Iy;,' Royal IT, 22ls II.
sTBCfiMKN. ciarIss W W.
sELKIRK. william, 1901 l..
swain Miss Mary, 23l5 Broadway.
SINCLAIR. eiiaud b.. 2i5 i i3il H.
SIMPSON. Henry, 19l1 18th
SEAMAN Mrs, W. H.. 20l2 Church.
SERVAN. Edna L., Annie and Ed. H.,
sENoTr While
srOCTlFIETH Peter.
s s-FnbtsENGfbbER Z b. 1itAs ana N.
sAMUBIs, NJ. 1912 18th,
SWANSrRAM, J. g., 1916 1914
SNDDT, A, 9lA Winnie
STAFFORD, Brooks.
CILVEsTER. Bud, and 18th.
Florence.
SAWYER. Thomas, a5oa broadway,
SCHURH0LZ, C., 37th aud S.
STRICKLAND. Robert 1887 Winnie,
g., ,sroVALL. Joseph, wife and child. 1908
sTqpSMaELhTf, : and family, aslS RI
sIIARPE, r. p. wife and two daughters,
SHARP. Mrs H. A.
sEtRRf n5 Il T. sand and family
SMITH. Mamie ana slanch, SIS Church.
SKINNER II, j., wife and three children.
TRGG Howard p. 2o2o Winnie.
THREApGlLI. J. NJ, 2l27 F.
THOMPSON. v D., Goth ana n.
TAlTENHAM. Dan. Pa, bet. 24th and 18th.
taylor. Mrs. Lenora.
dHoMfsoN. 'r.'s T.. A 1910 '1 ssal
TRTMBEFL. ]. W. 2ol6 o.
THOMSON, -, and family 1918 Winnie
vERscHoGLR cbas r.. 1907 N.
NEIsA Lucas J.. "a Sth.
NETTER Charles A,
wpRsTER, Miss lis Jennie. 2oio Church
HENSON Pr Charles, and family.
W1cNER. 4, aap Pod u and nd church.
WARD, J. n. and family
NARRAIfl p, c.. $500 Broadway,
WFFFTDR, John T., 289o R.
NHEIT0N G. W. 1921 I.
WALKER. Louis n
WANBFOUGH NJ. w
we'll wEEr1 ECU ,wp. L, bot 18th and 10th.
WhIK ER.. Mrs D. N. opalousas. La.
WALLACE. T. W., and wife, 1923 NJ.
WILCOX, G. X.
WARNER. A. s. 2i17 Bath.
WIENER, IT. r.. wlfe and four children.
WFLDER, h. w 1909 H.
WIV1INNS, Rttsk supt, cotton mills.
MILLIAMs Luther, wife and child.
dren
WADE Henry. wife and child.
WALSH Rev. George
VIII KEPSON. NJ. D. and three children
WFNBoRN, MIRA Mamie
NOOpNILLF, O. f., and wife
WALKER, J. c.
WINNIE. Fox
WALKER. Miss NJ,
M0LFBR, C. G., si47 Mik
WlCKE. Miss Lena
WlNHm, George, and famsiyA
WEEKS Max and John.
ZIPPTFR. j.
zAcIIRIE. Kirk. 4iT winnia
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ANDERSON. c, J.. sVl Broadway.
ALLISON. Walth.
ANDERSON. George. $3.50 avenue p,
ASTON s. l.. 18th and RvGuus n,
ANDERSON, Miss Eva st0a PA
AYE1, u, c.. and family.
AVER. W. f., 1872 avenue II.
ANDhEWS. r. G.. 1918 25th street.
ANpLRsON, Andrew, 18th and Mechanic.
ABBEIr, Mrs. and daughter. t2ss ave. O.
ARCHER. A. N. 2ils g5th street.
SRkMAN. o. D., 1909 fremont.
BLOCK. Mrs. L., 20is avenue @.
Boyd, Worthy, and wife, 1913 Afain.
BROWN. VIM. j.. 1ath and Mechanic.
BLOCK. NORTH. Rnd family.
HENJAMlH, and family
BEoHINsTH. Mrs H. L.. STA IA and d. Broad.
BuTH. H. Bs 1908 avenue H.
BAGLEY. J. W.. TT avenue H.
BoNY. +. D.. 1852 Postotnce.
DELL. Miss Alice A.. Sos avenue O.
BARON. II. L., and family.
DURoN Maurice u.
BAUER, NJ. H., 22a0 avenue Pa
bQSk, Andrew. chs Center.
DOCK. 4. j., Jr., 7th and postofhce.
BROWN y. b.. 1901 22a street
bEAuLdN, Frank. !, between aga ana $50.
b,1EA. Y. Jno.. y. between asa and sath.
bEAtLfEN, r. H., 1865 avenue
ElsoMN. Adolpho. t2d and avenue 3.
bEhuNoN, Theo ga and avenue s
Boyk Mrs and family. 4gis winns
BAT mJy me IT,, h sts.s ss4s Winnie
BERG. chfrles wife ana child. asd and n.
y, btsuSE' Dave, and family. alley between
BRAY. Aztec. nav. Edgar
DROWN, W. E.. ana wife
BunEELL; G, 2, A, ssth ana avenue Pp.
BBooSlN9 a,Sy,S BERTHE. Alvin, Texas
HFfSSNFR Henry ana u-ffa
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KEENEY. Rev. Father Thomas.
PERRIN, L. W.
BI.Y. S3mmle.
PARKER and granddaughter.
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III DLAD Al OIIILN PLAIES.
List OF People Lost by the Storm Outside of
Galveston.

Arcadia.
BopDCKER, James, son OF.
TOTAL ...........-........,. ]
Alvin.
JOHNSON, Miss NJ.
JOHNSON, Mrs. S. NJ.
NILHEI4M, Mrs. sister to Mrs johnson.
HAWLEY. Mrs, killed IN Alvin by
being blown against a post.
GlLASPY. Mr.. on Chocolate
COLLINS. Mrs. J, W.
LEWIS, Mr.. 8. o.
PROCTOR, Mrs. OF Rosenberg. killed
IN Santa ZEE wreck
BuMPAss, Mr., at %aryil
RICHARDSON, New, son OF J. H. Rich
ardson
Tx, Mrs. Jules. in Galveston county.
NOLAN. Mr. J., on Massang.
TICKS. Mrs. ].
Total ,''.....'.. .................. "a
ArcOla.
woFFoRp. Mrs.
Eight more deaths reported, names un-
knewn.
Total -.,..,,.,............,. 8
AusIetOn.
FBCKLIN, william
DUFF. +. j., son u.
Three eolered, names unknown.
f"tM .''''r'-..' ..''..,..,...,..... 5
BFoolShire.
sMlTH. ". B., daughter OF, aged Is.
LEONARD, Alice (solorsd).
Total ......................- a
Ceipmbia.
oAlkPRlsZ.I. pssgy -
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-Four men, names not known.
lotaI .........,... 2
Hitchcock.
JOHNSON, William and wife, Linnie.
ROBINSON. william.
PIETzo, Mrs.
MQNTELoNA, Mary.
PALMhRQ, --, wife and ave children
Unknown woman, aged As.
Unknown boy aged IL.
YOUNG, c. W. wife and four children
0'coNNoR, T. w and wife.
ALVIN, Mss
ALVIN, MSS.
COLLINS. Mrs. J, w.
HAWLEY, w. p.
DUFF son OF Hon. joe
BOpBCKER, son OF James
JOHNSON, Hiram ana wife.
ROBINSON WililsR
DCMGNECo. ----, child OF.
MEYER, Mrs. joe
Seven unknown found on prairie.
Three Unknown found on fence.
4ot0l ..,-.,..,...,,. ........... AZ
League city.
WILLIAMS. W T.
iotal ..-....a.............,
Letitia.
SCHULTZ, Mrs Sophia
io'al ..',.''''.....,.,,'..-
Morgan Peint.
hAAoeurr. Leaas.
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PROCTOR. Mrs. Mary. CT Rosenberg,
killed in Santa Fe wreck on Saturday
evening
Grnnd total ......,..- ....Iss
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bRiEh, o. D.. ssSs brandway.
DUtRBh family 42s4 H.
DECKER, Miss Tenea V.
DOHERTY, George. and fsmftN
DURAN. }, L., and family.
BLSEB John.
EATON. w r., isis J.
byANs. Christ, l4th. between A ana n.
EFPS, Mrs. Elizabeth 424S II.
BlA-sLnfl, Mrs. and four children.
EVERETT. vile and children, 4ais n,
EApMs; MEs. Louis. 1910 II.
ELINChsR C.
EllN0ER George
FOX, Walter j.
FROST, George X.
FfI ER14NYt,K'o I ca.' i,l Ia'i ! o"-
FORD. Mrs. James L.
FklSBNBERU. Henry.
FORD. VIM. a.
FORREST, VIM. and w1rO.
FERGUSON, p. ", ga and wtnniA
FRANK. A. NJ, f7ls a.
El,iNNEoAN. Thomas. and family. ss14 ".
bEkkiER. Albert
FRY, DR.. j. q.
FISHER Louis,
FOSTER, Jim. ana family.
GRlEFIN T. j.. oil N.
GulDRA, o, r.. 1i03 Market.
era Harry kineside addition.
GALLAsHAW, MIS-, and five children
ShI9SN Eslll, wife. child aud mother
GALLOWAY, Mrs, ana throe children.
way. D''01-
ggAtsL GIL R.y. A. A.
GMHHAN, 70. T., and wife
GlLdoQIY. Miss Celioe.
GARNErr. Mrs. corine Bell. and children
GLOVER, Mrs.
IlERsBURGER, caotaln. nlS I
2iAUqHToN william.
t tipps1 ySv H. b Cincinnati, Ohio.
AEEEEf. 2, o. and two ehildr0H-
H685abss hh. Il. s.. c sSlSrsa; kv
HLAiLER. Theo.. ard family
, HHSH,s9s slI , Slt, r. =. 18th asa NJ,
tIAALEY. Mrs 81 j., 1895 l..
iiSowng1Itf WI and mother, 1920 H.
HoLT T!t Aired !. i ( 955s' and a'd.
lnIoaMy.,ARp' Miss Flma, 1858 s5th.
Hg gTiNs i eaptaip william TIs.g. a ,,.
VIM 4nAnshphMAN, Charles. and family, tclo
HARRISON. Noah. and witt
,g 1a:RlsFEf' Mrs Fannie, end and Broad
H HRRs SSs9S; ara family, asnd and II.
liAMBIaAN A.
HUNTER, Tom.
n ahIhNRY. Nslsoa, Aiiss Henriexs, Miss
HENRY. y, A., and wife
way Richard, aaA family.
y}aahSSEk :. IT,. and family.
JONES. W. J.
yJoHN; George Y Center ana M
JOHNSTON, J.. H.. 1903 IL
JoRDEN J. W.. f1os II.
Johnson. G. A., 2{i9 0is.
J!VtNsgN Joe. wife. sister and children.
JACOBS, criss. and family
klNG Thomas. 2Oio Church.
KAHN. Ben.
KENNEDY. A. A.
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JONES, "Uncle Billie"
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Patton.
LA.NDRtlM, B.. wife and ave eniidren'
ADKINS, wlfs aud child.
SLATOAf, Mrs. and child.
LENToN, Trany. wife and nvs daugh-
tiers.
pool, Texas.
GLUSPY. John. =,
Total .............'. ''''''''''''' 9"
Quintana.
Fifteen convicts.
Six bodies picked up on beach. uniden~
tilted
Total ........... ........s....'.'' 81
Rosenberg.
CANTRELI,, J. L.
WATSON, Rev.
COLEMAN. Mrs. (near Needville).
DAW son. Mrs Robert, infant OF.
GRAGGS. Mrs, child Of
KIRKPATRICK, Mrs. child OF.
PALMER, Mrs, child OF.
SCOTT, Charles.
HUGHES. Mary.
Total ........... -......'..'.....'. 10
Richmond.
Eighteen reported lost names I'M
known.
Total ............. ................ is
Sandy Point.
Eight negroes. names not ascertained
Total .................. ...........
seabrook-
MAY. Mrs. Fred
PFLDNGER. Mrs. P.
VINCENT, Mrs. and three children.
RERSDORPH. Albert.
LUCY, Mrs. G. H, and two children.
M1IIHBNNY. Mrs. s. K.
MIIlHENNY, Haven.
RICE, David child OF.
NICHOLSON. Mrs. DR..
WoODBOCK, Mrs. Jane.
UNKNOWN. two.
IDldl ss..s-s...... s.ss..ssssssssss 10
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SOME OF THE SURVIVORS.

BELOW is given nm additional list
of people who are known 90 have
survived the great storm at Calves
ton. MRny of the names were OBJ
saaned by The Poscs bureau of in
formation in response TO requests
from friends and relatives OF the
parties named.
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0fL~ifq
These Women were Helped Through Woman.s o.. s...
by Mrs. Pnkhani--AII MiddIe-Aged Won. 80 Ssls6
Should Read Their Letters
Nine Years Of Suf5erinr

DEAR MRS. PNKHAM:-When first wrote to you ,o. d,
don passing through the change of life and =
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Three unknown negroes.
Total
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Quintann.

Fifteen convicts.
Six bodies picked up on beach. unideh-
tilted.
Total ........... .....''.s''.''.'' 81
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| had bladder and liver trouble. 1
had suffered for nine years. Doc
tors failed to do me any good.
Since have taken Lydia Il. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, my
health has improved very much.
l will gladly recommend your med
icine to others and am sure that it
will prove as great a blessing to
them as il has to me."-MRs. GEO.
II. JUNE, col DeKalb Ave-, Brook
lvu. N, Y,
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Dicisinson.
Three ladies', mother and two daughters.
-Four men, names not known.
AolI ..,.....-..t......... 2
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seabrook.

Eight negroes. names not sscertalned.
Total ................. ......U...
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JUNES, "UnCIe bIIIIss l..
Total .............'.'''''
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1900-11-09

Republicans Gain Electoral Votes tut
NIajorlties Are Reduced.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1T became evi.
dent at an early hour that the election
of Mckinley and Roosevelt was as
sured. At $50 O'Clock returns from
nearly two.thirds of the election dis.
tricts Of Greater New York showed
that Bryan and Stevenson could not
expect more than $4,000 or 10000 plu-
rnlity iii this Democratic stronghold
and that unless there was land
slide outside Of the state, which was
beyond all reasonable expectat ions, the
pivotal state Of New York had declared
in unmistakable terms, thong h by a
greatly reduced majority, for the Re-
publican ticket. AS the night pro.
ceeded it only served to confirm this
judgment, the returns from Hi nois be-
traying like condition. The Repub-
lican plurality of 1896 was greatly
reduced, but it was still far
On the other hand the returns from
Indiana, Michigan, the two Dakotas,
Utah and Wyoming, as well as Ne
braska, seemed to indicate strong Re.
publican gains over 1896. Delaware,
Maryland and West Virginia had given
decisive Republican pluralities
The count in several Of the far West
ern states was naturally SO delayed as
to give little indication of the outcome
there, but they had ceased to have q
determining effect, and before 10
e'clock the Democratic leaders had
given up the contest, and it was an.
nounced that Mr.. Bryan had gone to
bed and was sound asleep.
The whole story was briefly told. The
Republicans have a larger electoral
vote than four years ago, but in the
larger states Of the East and Middle
West the pluralities had been greatly
reduced. Massachusetts had fallen
from l75, 900 to $4,000, New York from
1850 to 100000 and Illinois from
l42,OOO to 100000.
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a Clean sweep in Virginia.

RICHMOND. Va, Nov. 7.-Virginia's
majority in favor of Bryan isapparently
about 10000. The majoritios on tho
congressional ticket will aggregate
more than this. The indications arc
that certainly nine and probably all Of
the Democratic candidates for congress
are elected The Ninth district is the
only one in doubt, and the chances
there are in favor of the Democrats
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R.nub,ionn Gain. in A1i..i..tppi.

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. Election
passed quietly. The Democratic vote
was comparatively light and 40 result
the Republicans made better show.
ing than was expected BY the Demo.
cratic leaders. Retnrns indicate that
the Bryan electors have received .
majority Of $4,000. The Democrats
also elected the entire congressional
DELEGATION.
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Kilied In . Political Quarrel.
JoNEsBoRo. Ills, Nov. I'm quar-
rel over politics at Lick Creek John
Kirby, q Democrat, was shot and killed.
Jack Thronton, Republican, has been
arrested charged with the shooting.
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Gives MCKINLEY $4,000 Majority.

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 10. R.
Tyler, chairman Of the Republi
central committee, claims Connecticut
for Mckinley by $4,000 aud the cleo.
ton of the Republican state ticket by
$4,000 to $4,000. State Chairman
Thayer of the Democratic commit.
tee comedies the defeat Of the Demo-
cratic national ticket but claims the
election of governor.