The San Francisco call., 1906-04-25
GREELY HOLDS
COAST COMMAND
Five Thousand Requ-
lars in Charge Of
San Francisco.
Chief Dindn Will SUP
ply BlueCOats to
Assist Soldiers.

WASHINGTON, April 24-The off,
cial report from General Greely as 10
the extent Of loss of life in San Fran
cisco is as follows:
| Fort Mason. San francisco, April
| 23.-The Military Secretary, Washing
ton:-Very careful Investigation made
| by Captain Winn to-day limits, so far
as information IS obtainable, the entire
San Francisco death list from the late
disaster to 227 victims; of these about
fifty unknown, gathered from various
parts OF the city, have been tenn
porarily buried in Lombard and Bay
streets. Washington square and Ports
mouth square. In the Valencia Hotel
fourteen bodies already recovered and
| f1fty-six others are believed to have
perished in the ruins
The remaining $50 casualties are as
follows:
Charles Anderson, - Alleman.
Fannie Barrett, William Book, +. o.
Burge, Anna Butler, F. Bucaluki, Pat.
Brodenit, Frank Bodemell, George A.
Bowen, o. Bird. Frank Bordwell,
Henry Brannan, George Brown, Robert
l. Broderick, - Lyon, Mrs. MacCur-
ren.
William Carrick, ]. K. Cooper, LENA
Crowder. George Conway, Emily Cur
ran (child).
Matti Delucchi, Dominica Delucchi,
Mrs Marie Debrunner. H. L. De Lara
enrelleni, Mary BOLIVIAN.
Louis S. Enger or Engen.
Martha Fay, Max Fenner.
Joseph Gallagher. Geti or Gets
in1ale), George Green, Mrs. Gross, G.
Guy.
Mrs. Ida Q. Heaslip, Hustle (male).
n. 3. Hiestle, Henry A. r. Hansen,
- Higgins. A Houston (body sup
posed to be).
! Issischa (Japanese).
| Mr.. John, - Johnson Child.
Mrs Kohnieff. Walter Nicholas
Kempson, Kornfield, Rudolph
Krouser, Kroutt Gnale).
- Lander, H. Lund, Alfred Ions
dale, L, Louis, - Eugene.
- Maroney, Mrs. McCann, Cor
nelius Mccarthy. Robert Mccarthy,
-. Mckenzie. Joseph Meyers, Myrtle
NJ. Muge, John Murtha, Myake (Japan-
ese).
e. C. Nauman, J. Trophy Nye. George
Nicholas. Richard Nasse Child, Frank
Nunan.
Paola o'NeiIl, - o'Neill. Thomas
O'Brien.
PaoloneIIe.
Renan, - Reilly, - Ring,
Mrs. Elizabeth Reece, Joanna Reiche,
Rosenberg (woman), Frank Riordan.
sakamdah (Japanese), A. Shioni and
wife, L. senetti, Henry Schmuchert,
Caroline Simpson, Temperance Sherry,
William P. Stanelse (baby), George
Stol. Lillian ]. Sherman. D. T. Sullivan,
Fire Chief Oiled from injuries);.
DR.. Charles F. Taggart, Los Angeles:
81. C. Tilden (shot by guard. April 23).
Mary s. Van Slick, 3. Van seicht,
Julia Ward.
Annie Whalen, Annie Webster. John
Weir.
Paul Zinclse.
Unknown men. 1s.
Unknown women, 10.
Unknown children, g.
Unknown Chinese, 6.
Unknown. sex not known, q.
Although this report very materially
reduces the death list of San Francisco
it II not believed It will be further in
creased save by isolated victims among
the ruins.
Coroner William Walsh estimates
that the total number of dead will not
ho 1ace than ono tbo,sond ut
are complete and his estimate is made
up from all the data he has been able
to collect. Coroner Walsh said:
Bodies that the deputy coroners
have found and buried number about
800. as follows:
"At Polk and Bay streets, 81; at
Portsmouth square, 23 at Washington
square, II: at the Six-Mile House. 200:
at Laurel Fiji. %; scattered In different
parts Of the city, 10.
mo thorough search has been made
of the district south of Market or the
Chinese quarter. Many lives must
have been lost in these sections. South
of Market street are the cheap lodging
houses and many of these collapsed
from the earthquake. There is little
chance that half OF the inmates of the
collapsed buildings had opportunity to
escape. This is also true OF Chinatown.
shortly after the earthquake soldiers
and police, SO have beeen told, buried
bodies found along the water front, 7
have received no official report of
these. The total number of dead will
undoubtedly reach. II it does not ex-
ceeed. 1ooo."