Arizona republican., 1919-09-19
DEATH LIST IN STORM REGION
 |S ESTIMATED
 AT NEARLY 50O
Belief Grows That Scores Are Buried Beneath the Wreckage of Town of Corpus Christi - Proper ty Loss Will Exceed S20,- 000,000
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HepuDllCdn A. r. EedScu NNiFc Js-t-s.tl CORPUS CHRISTI Texas Sept IS Rapid growth of the death listsre- sulting from the hurricane and tidal wave that swept Corpus Christi and nearby points Sunday caused the be- lief among the relief workers and local officials tonight that the total dead would approximate 300 persons.
 Much of the shore line of Corpus Christi and Nueces Bays has not been penetrated by searchers. while only small proportion of the wreckage ~iIi this city has been moved This and the continued absence of many per sons, unheard from since the storm, was responsible for the rising esti4 mate of fatalities.
 thorough survey of the demolished section of the city today by The As sociated Press correspondent showed block after block of the beach resi- dential section without a vestige Of the former beautiful homes that lined Corpus Christi bay. In the downtown district uttei demolition of some of the city's most important industrial and public plants marked an area extending for six blocks along the water front and more than a block in width. while beyond that block extending back toward the bluff section, every commercial estab- lishment was damaged over a corres- bonding area two blocks wide The tremendous property damage is 1 becoming daily more apparent. Prom inent business men and other learned observers predicted tonight that se0,- 100000 would be d conservative esti- mate of the monetary loss in Corpus Christi alone. on which it is reliably stated not more than s550.000 insurance would be paid.
 l It was declared unofficially tonight that a number of bodies not included l in above figures has been buried late today across Corpus Christi bay, near Portland. Bodies. almost entirely those | of Corpus Christi victims have been found in the following places. and | burried:
 Corpus Christi, 57; White Point. 121: Rosita and Portland, so; Odem and Sinton, Il; Port Aransas, ,; Aransas Poss, 2; Rockport. s.
 Identified Dead
 The official revised list of the identi- fled dead as result of Sundays storm in this vicinity includes:
 Mrs. Rosa Robinett, ,urist, ad- | dress unknown.
 Private Dial, companyI, 37th
 infantry, U. s. A.
 Captain B. M. Agland, company
 1, 37th infantry, U. S. A.
 Horion Pitsota, Supply company, [. .37th infantry, u. s. A.
 christiana Peterson, address un-
 known.
 \ Mrs. Grossman, address unknown.
 Miss Nichols, address unknown.
 Two Graham children, address
 unknown.
 Mrs. Madison, address unknown,
 Mrs. Blackwell, address un-
 known.
 Mir. Eseleston, address unknown.
 Private Dial,' company l, 37th
 fantry U. s. A.
 Mrs. Rae, tourist, address un- | known.
 Private E. Weber, eompanyL 37th infantry U. s. A. l Mrs. J. B. Bowden and two bsb-
 ies, address unknown.
 Among the dead in Sundays SSulf hurricane here, identified tonight was Bishop Paul J. Nussbaum of Corpus Christi LR
 Was Noted Paulist Member
 SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Sept. IS Bishop Paul J. Nussbaum of Corpus Christi, reported tonight among the identified storm dead there, has been at Corpus Christi since 1913 and was g noted member of the Paulist order. He served as missionary in Buenos Aires and the Argentine republic. and was