Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-08

Miss Carrie Dowuey, Pueblo.
Don Campbell, Pueblo
Mrs. Ella Stevens, Northampton,
Mass.
I'D Curtis, Brlck-layer Pueblo.
Bud Seward Pueblo.
George England Pueblo.
Herbert X. Graves, plumber, Pueblo,
L. w. Wright, painter Pueblo,
Miss Leonard, Chicago.
MISSING.
Mrs. George West, widow of former
Mayor West, Pueblo,
Miss VIVA Sibley, Pueblo.
Miss Title Thompson, Old Franklin,
Mo,
DR.. Mum.
Miss Emily Wood
Two friends of Miss Wood from the
east.
Joseph Turner brakeman.
Miss Ida Leonard and relatives from
Chicago and La Sale, Ill.
Those known TO be on the train and
now missing are:
Hugh McCrcaken, Aurora, Ills.
clyde Price, Aurora Ills.
Mrs. James Keahey, PIG East Fourth
street, Pueblo.
Mrs. George West, home unknown.
Little daughter of Mrs Thompson.
II. G. Bochmann.
Mrs steares, sister Of Bochmann.
Harry Hough, Pueblo.
Frank Bodman, Northampton, Mass.
Alex. S. Maxwell,
Mark Mcdonald, Pueblo.
Fred Mahoney. Pueblo.
Thomas Sullivan Pueblo.
l. b. Durham, 1243 Bragdon street.
Pueblo
Edward knight, Denver.
r. S. Reese, eXpresse messenger Den
yer.
-. r. Lashell Denver.
Mrs j. M. Killen and boy.
w. II. Lamoon and wife
Jesse Il. Gray, Denver
Mrs. Mary Walsh, Of Chicago.
Miss Mary Price, La Sale, Ill.
Mrs, Henry Gilbert
Mrs. a. L. Yeagrea " West Twelfth
street, Pueblo.
Miss Lottie stroup, Grand Rapids,
Mich
Alex s, Maxwell, clerk with Pueblo
Traction company. Pueblo,
The following were Injured, but es-
capped;
Theodore Fisher. Pueblo.
j. Gilbert, Pueblo,
David Mayheld Denver.
Miss Wright, visiting with Harry
johnson, of the Johnson Mercantile
company OF Pueblo
The 11-year-od daughter Of Harry
Johnson.
Miss Winnie Pelby residing on
Spruce street, Pueblo
Thomas Bantman, Pueblo.
Mrs CaVanaugh, Pueblo
John West, Pueblo.
Harold Il. Page Of Denver.
Mrs. II. $. Gilbert, wife of II. s. Gil
bert, wire chief Western Union Tele-
graph company, Oklahoma City Okla.
Hugh McCracken, Aurora, Ill,
Claude Price, Aurora, i'll.
Mrs. James Heating, Pueblo.
II. G. Brockman, Pueblo.
Mrs. Stearns, Pueblo,
Harry Hough, Pueblo,
Frank Bodman, Pueblo.
Mark Mcdonald, Pueblo.
Fred MahoneY, Pueblo
Thorn1s sullivan, Pueblo.
l.. n. Durham, Pueblo.
Gertrude Boyle, Pueblo
Ralph w. Sawrzkof,
AT THE MORGUES.
A visit to the morgues presented a
horrible picture, relatives ana lIlehus
were anxously seeking friends and
loved ones supposed to be among the
backened, dirty and almost unrecog-
nizable bodies piled in rows i'm different
rooms of the undertakisg establish
ments.
The work apparently was being con-
Quoted with as much system as was
possible bodies, being carded as fast as
recognized and many of them being
taken away Immediately and several
sent to their homes In other cities.
The streets of this city present pic
ture such as probably never was wit
messed before. Women and men are
to be seen rushing frantically from
one place to another wringlng their
hands in anguish and imploring those
supposed to be in possession OF infor-
nation 10 tell them the fate oi their
relatives and friends and every few
moments wall can be heard as they
have found what they sought for yet
hoped not to find, the horrible reality
that their fears were confirmed.