FURTHER REPORTS OF EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS
Mrs. Margaret Nash
Miss Adele Goldring
Mrs. Walker
Private Warburton, 44th Company
H. Skipton, Jamaica Tobacco Company
Mrs. Catherine Rowe
Mrs. Alice Hendricks
Mrs. Lucille McGrath
Mrs. R. Reid
Lushuey Goodwin, Alfred, Wilson, 36 Pink Lane
Miss Kean (nurse)
Miss Charlotte Brooks
Mrs. J. R. Campbell
Mrs. Binney, Molynes Road
Constable A. B. Palmer
Mr. & Mrs. Nathaniel DeSouza and baby
Edgar Mendes, electrician, Constant Spring
L. F. Nicols, clerk, Ferris and Co.
Mrs. Julia Lyken’
R. Goffe
Eustace Goldson
Mrs. Isabel Laidlaw of Southfield
Mrs. Helen Toll (from burns)
Mrs. Jackson of Dunoon Park
R. Thirlwall, of Melhado Bros.
Miss Clarke (sister-in-law of Mr. L. J. Preston)
T. H. McDermot, of the Jamaica “Times”
J. Marshall of Finke & Co.
William Calnek, junior
Miss R. Crooks
George C. Weekes, foreman, Purdon & Cox
Caroline R. Cork
James Messom
Charlotte Cork of Finzi’s
There are 302 patients in the Hospital today. Two deaths occurred yesterday, and one today. Only two or three buildings are habitable. The other patients are being housed in tents and small houses. Mr. Charles de Cordova and Mr. Abrahams, cashier at Lyons store, are still very ill, but the former is showing some improvement. Dr. Johnston from Montego Bay and Dr. F. H. Cooke from Mandeville are also at work at the Hospital.
The Governor reminds members of the public who have lost relatives by the earthquake, of the necessity of complying with the Law as to the registration of death.
Proper certificates are specially important in making claims under policies of life insurance.
The office of the Registrar of Births and Deaths for Kingston re-opened today 21st instant at a place that will be notified as soon as possible.
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