The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-30
THE sroNRwALL DIsAsTEE.
List OF the Saved and RIInSing.
81. T,nTtfa 0ciohar 0o

oE' AOULSI OCtOueF Eu'
The following Is as complete list OF
the saved from the terrible disaster to
the Stonewall as can be aScertAlned al
present: George W. Fulton. John II.
Lyon, Edward Falkerson, Z, p. Wat.
son, Charles Lewis, all Of 81. Louis;
H.. A. Phelps, Shreveport, La; David
Schultz, Maysvllle, KY; Miss Hayns
son, Jefferson; W. 8. Cook, Texas;
N. N. Moseberg, Moshler; L. L. Joan,
NJ. NJ. Max, B. Breny, J. Swan, D.
Jones, Mr.. Boure Of New Orleans; W.
Cook, W. Lorens, p. Hurren, J. Stew.
art ]. Conway, Michael Kinney. NJ. NJ.
Kenny, Geo. Helmer, Louis George.
George and Wick Peret, B. Peri and
wife, N. II. Mooheny, L. Swan, Jas.
Swartz, Mrs. Arman, J, Oonrod, Jas.
Griffin, John Pearn, Dennis Morlarity,
DR.. Wash burne, DR.. 8. B. Duniss, T. II.
Carroll, Mr.. McSweeness. Mike Bresner,
and ". 8. Cook OF Virginia. ]. LisOde
and Geo. Edlnburg.
Among those who are known 10 be
missing are Mrs. Gregg, OF Texas; Miss
Caoen and Capt. John W. Doty, Of
Rapids Parish, La; Capt. Thos. Scott,
81. Louis; Milton O. Elbert, first clerk,
81. Louis; VIM. Chick, second clerk
81. Louis; Frank Murray, Pilot, st.
Louls; Willis Beebe, first mate, 81.
Louisa 1saac Mooney, stoker, Henry B.
Even, steward, and Joshus Lester,
bar Keeper, 81. Louis. John Hooveu,
barkeeper, st. Louis; John Garrett,
watchman, ST. Louis; G. B. DIvenny,
vile and two children, SIX and two
years old; John McInt0s, st. Louis;
Geo. W. Blackeu, conductor on the
North Missouri Railroad; Owen Daily,
st. Louis. The niece Of CAPTAIN Scott
mentioned In the despatch from Cairo,
was not on board; ahe ls the daughter
OF VIM. ]. CoZzens, q we'll known civil
engineer OF this city; she was all ready
10 start, her baggage on board, when
her iather, obeying an impulse which
he cannot explain, and which seemed
10 him premonition OF danger,
concluded 1t was best for her 10 remain
at home.
Further ParticulRrs-.MOvem for
the Relief OF the Survivors.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 20.
The steamer Rubicon arrived here
this morning from below ind brought
up John FL. Lyon the second engineer
OF the Stonewall, and young woman
OF st. Louis who were rescued on q
floating spar. He reports having seen
several charred bodies on the wreck,
but adds very little to the information
already obtaiued. Several steamboat
Captains and citizens, constituting \
volunteer Committee, will leave this
evening for the wreck and vicinity to
search for and bury the bodies OF the
lost. A subscription OF nearly u thous.
and dollars was raised In Ave minutes
on change at noon to deGray the expen.
ses ofthls Committee. Other subscrlp.
tlons will be made for the benefit Of
destitute families.
LRter-EeAF 200 Lives Certainly Lost,
CHICAGO, October 20.
A despatch from Carboudale says
that up to half past 7 O'Clock to day,
nothing further had been heard at the
Grand Tower at CarbondAle, In refer
encs 10 the missing passengers. II was
hoped many had hoated ashore below,
but that hope Is nearly dlspelled, none
had been heard from at last accounts
besides those hshed up by the Belle
Memphis. The entire number saved
will scarcely reach 60 out OF the $50 on
board at the time OF the disaster.