The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-31
DEAD, MISSINGAND INJURED
COMPLETE LIST UP TO FOUR
 O'CLOCK THIS MORNING.

the Victims-A Great. Number of
 Women and Children i'm the Death
 List-Many of the Injured Will Die
 Whole Families About Wiped out. ;
 Chicago Dec. 3o.-A complete list of the dead, injured and missing in the Iroquois theater fire, as reported to the authorities up to o'clock this morn ing, is given below, those where no other address is given belonging in Chicago:
 The Dead.
 Rev. George H. Dudley, pastor of All Saints Episcopal church.
 Hortense Lang, aged sixteen.
 Irene Lang, aged eleven, sister Of above. Their mother escaped.
 A. Wilson. ..
 Mrs. w. T. Marsh.
 Miss Gladys Streiton, Alpena, Mich.
 Louise Bushnell. .r..
 Mrs. Patrick ODonnell, wife of Pres ident O'Donnell, of the Duer Brewing company.
 Otto Wattman.
 R. H. Cowles.
 Ann Fitzgibbons. .... ..E
 Miss D. Howard. -.+s. r....,
 Miss - Ross, daughter of Dr. Ross.
 Edith Norton, visiting sister at Ev- anston. ..,. E. %..+
 Helen McCaughan, with party of sev- en high school girls in balcony
 Mrs. F. A. Morrill,.
 Mrs. A. Sullivan. @.e.-.
 Mrs. Minwegen, wife of Alderman John Minwegen.
 Mrs. Harbaugh. .- ...3, c. w. Forbush and family.
 Anna Sterling. | xs,s
 Three men employed among flies on the stage, names unknown. ......
 Florline, a German electrical per- former, died in ambulance.
 Ethel Blackman, thirteen years old, daughter of H. F. Blackman, freight department Marshall Field & Co.,, liv- ing at Glenview, Ill. Mrs. Cavanagh. ....... .... .~..-.s .s.a. Unknown boy, eight years old burn ed beyond recognition. #+..5.sr Two unknown women met death jumping from rear fire escape while their garments were af1an1e. Louise Buchrelay. ... M. c. Walsh, fifteen years old. Mrs. James D. Maloney, wife of a plumber. Miss Spencer. * K 5ss- s. .as .,a., ss Ethel Jones, daughter of s. F. Jones. attended the theater with brothers ana sisters, two of whom are missing, and three accounted for. Was reported at vaughan's seed store, where the body of Miss Jones was taken, that the mother, an invalid, dropped dead when she received the tidings of her daugh- ter's death. -. -. .F
 Mrs. King, wife of John c. King, the attorney. ...a ...-.. 2.
 Lillian Phillipson, six years old, iden- tiffcation uncertain.
 Boy, seventeen years oid, lived at La fayette, Ind. ., Mrs. Foreman. :t. *" William Rattley, died in hospital. J. c. Johnson diei in hospital. William M. R ,ea, lawyer, Waukegan, Ib. Hoayt Fox, body at morgue. Mrs. l.. R. Butler, at rnorgue. s. Wardman, at nlorgue. Edmund w. Morton, agent Wagner Electric Manufacturing company, St. Louis.
 - Newhy. J. A. Kockens. e Mrs. Stern. H. Donaldson, address unknown. The Rev. Howard Studley, pastor of All Strangers church. ..4't Miss J. H. Dodd of Delaware, O., was visiting friends at Wheaton, III. W. W. Hooper, Kenosha, Wis. Five children of H. S. Van Ingen of Kenosha (probably). Father became separated from them and is among the injured. Mildred Merriam, three years old, rescued by father, but died on reaching the street.
 - Henning. boy. Walter B. Ecisler, identified by watch. --Nuiller carried check No. 13,231. Mrs. Emma Brinkley, identified by her father at morgue. J u, of William H. Hoyt, the wholesale grocer. Richard and Allen Hoist. Harold Martin. Pullman. I'll. John Holland. Lulu Spabbard. W. N. Sprang. ' Charles H. Koll. Mrs. Dawson, address unknown
 -- Whitefox, boy. William Butler. Bernice Malley. A. M. Mandel, idntified by ring. c. A. Winslow. commercial traveller, of Three Rivers, Minn. Donald Wells, name on handkerchief.
 Burr Scott. ,Fornetta Peterson.
 Harvey Kieley, Laelede avenue, St, Louis.
 Thomas Coutell.
 Emperly Ball.
 Thomas J. Flanagan, College avenue, Indianapolis, Ind. Mrs. M. A. Henry.
 Rose K. Rogers, identified by card in purse.
 H. P. Moore.
 c. L. Cooper.
 May Curran.
 Martin, boy of fifteen.
 H. W. Williams.
 B. Begenberg.
 Ella Linden.
 Walter B. zeisley, son of Dr. zeisler