ANDERSON, Lucious, Porter, survivor who told other there had sure been an accident up here, going back to Alabama
BLACKBURN, Trainmaster, killed
DAVIS, Mr. and daughter, killed as they were lashed by steam pipes to the stump of trees.
HANSEL, Alfred B., the only mail clerk to live
ITALIAN LABORERS, robbed victims, forced to give up loot, driven from camp
JACKSON, Howard E., Co-Author
LONGCOY, Secretary, suffocated as car filled with snow
McGIRL, Nellie, authoress, in search of material for McClure’s Magazine, killed
O’NEILL, James, Superintendent, who had a private car and who survived and who attempted to stifle the news report from being sent over wire.
PETTIT, Train Conductor, walked to Scenic with Rogers group and returned to the train
ROGERS, John S., passenger who led a group to Scenic before the avalanche
SMITH, Adolph, Pullman Porter, a survivor who was pinned under timber seeing immense balls of fire up and down the gulch.
STARRET, Mrs., last survivor taken out alive
THOMPSON, James, Reverend, a Presbyterian minister from Bellingham, arranged services on train before avalanche, killed
UNDERWOOD, Jack J., * Author, Reporter for Seattle “Daily Times”
WALKER, Cook, suffocated as car filled with snow
WHEELER, John D., Photographer
WHITE, H. H., one of the survivors who told how the train passengers held a social session the night before the slide.