Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-21
OVER A HUNDRED DEAD
Victims Of the GOliad Disaster In
crease Instead Of Decrease
INJURED ARE MANY
n l. Relieved Over 100 Wee Wounded
Some Ssriously-The property Loss
VIII Reach Sis5, ,OOO-iIOst
Victims Are Negroes.

show The number ~ people killed By
Sundays cyclone An that Is known
is that ss white and 81 black corpses
have been hurried The bodies ~ one
white person and Of eight Mexican-
were found Monday afternoon u it
relieved the number OF injured ex
cecds 100. The property loss IS esti
ma.cd at $4,000
Up 10 Monday evening no syste
matte work was done 10 ascertain the
correct number OF dead The work
Of relieycing the injured and buryins
the dead receives first consideration
Tho hotels keep the tables all the
time set and the workers when they
become hungry or thirsty go to the
nearest and partake Of whatever Is
being served
Eve witnesses f1.ihe terrible storm
say that M more than six or seven
minutes elapsed during an the storm
and that not over two minutes we're
consumed 20 TIE work of destruction
The groanI ehcie the storm passed
looks ike space over which food
sgcnt
Three special trains we're run herr
Monday bearirr doctor nurses. sur
vlcal supplies lnd burial goods The
uorl Of attending 10 the wants of the
iuju cd IS hsiug carried on by large
y imbers OF men and women from the
surrounding towns and country
The stoi pswept section extends
from the bridge on the San Antonio
river 90 rorth fsterly direction a
distance or aboHi two miles ana -
IN wisth ab,ut CO. yards II presents
a Gesolate srpca-anc The domesti
Gated anlrals tnr' survived present p
sorry picture and small fragments
present all that is left of many very
nice homes
The following is a partial list OF
those most sincerely hurt.
Mrs. J. " Chiffon. vito Of Dr. /
W. Chiffon. bruised IN head. abdomar
and Internally. viii recover.
Katie Chiffon. daughter % Dr Chill.
ton. scalp wound and bruised In limbs
not serious.
Warren Chiffon. found completely
covered In a pile of brick and rock
miraculously escaped with slight
bruises
Four-year-oid son Of Leonard Won.
dohlen right thigh fractured. left knee
nearly cot on.
Mrs. l. 4. Parker. slightly bruised
Miss Leila Parker. finger broken In
two places.
John Alexander. badly bruised.
Infant daughter OF John Alexander
arm broken.
Rev. Il. r. Passmore severe bruises
Mrs. Gaddis daughter % Rev. Pass
more. thigh out OF place bruises.
Mrs. Kate Savage. badly bruised ir
back
Mrs. Irene Angerstein. skull. arm
and leg broken: very serious.
Miss Claude Mathis. daughter OF ID
s. Mathis. internally and head, IN
iurles very serious.
year-old-son OF Mr. Nondohlen
thigh broken and heavy cash on legf
Miss Mary Harrison aged "a. ARR
broken. back hurt head badly bruised
condition serious.
] y. Hermann. carpenter. Internal
" hurt: may recover. little nnger am
putated.
CLYDE Harrison. teams;er. wounded
In head and thigh.
Il. s. Mathis. farmer. left wrist ane
augers broken badly hurt inside an'
back Of head
w. J. Purl. AGED 60. skull crushed
,ef, lnstep broken. badly bruised.
John Angersteln. right forearm
broken. left arm crushed. also elbow
up to shoulder head badly bruiser
may nof recover
walter Purl. scalp wounded ant
thigh bruised.
W. w Lott. badly brui'c
Mrs. W W. Lott badly bruised
will recover.
Salter Lott. leg broken.
Angenne lott. arm broken and hea'
cut; arm broken In same place a weei
ago by horse falling on him.
Stearet Lott. leg broken In tSe
places.
Lee Lott. aged years. bruised about
body
II ID Nowcomh. srantirg run
through calf OF right leg and badly
bruised: may recover.
Mrs. II. ~ Newcomb. head hurt and
bruises generally.
lrlne Newcomb. aged IS years lefi
leg amputated below the knee.
Mrs. J. b Helnmann. skull fractured
Four-year-old son Of J b. Heinmann
fractured leg.
Miss Willie Goode. arn badly hurt
and bruised.
Mrs. callie Goode. hurt about head.
Miss Sallie Gleen Of Bellevil!e arm
fractured.
Pauline Harlng. cash In head
Sidney Haring. severely bruised;