The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-06-19

STALTER, ROBBIE.
STALTER, LOUIE.
SWAGGART, GEO. and children.
THORNTON. GEO. and wife.
THORNTON. DORAS
VAUGHN, DIR. B. F.
VAUGHN. MRS. B. F.
WALTON, MRS. KATY.
WILLIS, JAMES.
WILLIS, FREDERICK and baby.
WILLIS, MRS. ELIZA.
WELLS, MRS. ABE.
WELLS. GEORGE.
WELLS, MRS. CLYDE.
WELLS. WYLAND.
WALTON, WILLIAM.
WRIGHT. GROVER.
WELLS, A. S.
WELLS, HARRY.
ABRAHAMSICK, GRADY.
STALER, baby.
STALER, ANNIE.
KING, EMMA.
THORNTON, EVA.
HAMILTON, EVA.
RHEA, MISS LENA.
An official estimate made this morn
ing shows so people who are missing
and lost and whose bodies have not
been recovered:
ONE CHILD OF PERCY DAWSON.
FOUR CHILDREN OF JAMES
LONG.
ONE CHILD OF MRS. IVA BAIRD.
MRS. CLARENCE ANDREWS AND
ONE CHILD.
BERTHA AND BIDA HAMILTON.
16 and y years Old.
ELSIE JONES.
MRS. JAMES MCBRIDE.
J. L. HOCKETT.
JOHNNY AYERS.
MR.. AND MRS. w. L. SAILING.
ONE CHILD OF w. w. LIPSETT.
BLANCHE ESTES.
MRS. FRANK HARRYMAN.
w. A. FISHER. of Haystack, Or.
MRS. JOHN WOODARD
NORA ADKINS.
MRS. DAN STALTER and four chill
dren
WILLIAM CHURCH.
MISS SWANSON.
Heppner hotel register was found
this morning and following are names
of those lost in hotel:
j. w. BRADY
MR. CALHOUN.
BRUCE GRAY. Tacoma.
ANDREW PETERSON. HillsbOro.
MIR. AND MRS. JENKINS.
HALL SPRINKLES.
JOHN STEIN.
FOUR CHINAMEN
A cOagulated mass Of hailstOnes, as
hard as rock, was the mysteriOusly de-
struCtive center of the stuDeniOus
force which biOtted out tWO-thirds of
Heppner. says a Heppner special to
the Portland Telegram last night The
wonder of it all has been why the con-
geSted torrent was so deadly. Hail,
some of it massed in cakes that could
be lifted only with two hands, weighs
down hillOcks of wreCkage and. cur
iously enough, has preserved the bod
les OF many destroyed Banks of the
frozen particles were shOveled out by
hundreds of workmen during the ex-
humlng of the remains from the soil
washed from the mountains. seven
miles up Balm canyon.
HailstOnes of a thickness of an inch
and quarter were picked up in the
preliminary storm Thursday night at
Hanby's ranch and in Quade canyon.
That storm displayed ominOus signs
OF general upheaval but of the 200
and more people whose lives were sac
rlhced. less than 20 were seriously
concerned or alarmed.
The hail had accumulated on the
slopes of the southeastern hills during
the second storm. and apparently a
bank Of it dropped from the clouds in
the WaterspOut of Sunday. 1t was a
congealed battering ram, which, driv-
en- by angry winds and rain. in its
rampage irresistibly carried every
earthly thing before it, grinding
houses into bits and shredding the
clothes from the backs of humans as
well as destroying all contents of
dwellings,
Bodies From Ice Packs.
BODIES OF victims have been dug
from veritable ice packs of hailstOtnes.
Under burning sun. gangs of men.
with shovel, rake and pick. labored to
eXtricate four Of them. 1t was the
work of hours. When the forms were
reached, they We're absolutely nude,
every shred of clothing having been
torn from them.
Under a section of Mallorys house,
which was jammed in the remains of
a machinery warehouse. were four
bodies. Hour by hour the freakish-
ness of the horror grows.
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John the Baptist" in Asylum.
Winnipeg, June 19.-"John the Bap-
ust, leader of that faction of Douk
hODOrS who refuse to WEAR clnt hing