The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-13
VOL. Xxx.

anu unlimited CTeult anu ~ huehuI lchNluS
the past to be taken care Of ia the future,
when Chicago shall have resumed her
power and glory. Let the watchwOrd be
Chicago shall rise again"
This editorial reflects perfectly the al
most universal feeling of the citizens Of
all classes in regard to future business pro-
gress, as does the following fromthe same
paper, $50 far as mere words can do, their
gratitude for the universal sympathy
which has been expressed in the most prac'
tical form for the sorely smitten city
The writer says:
"The respons Of the people OF the
United States to the appalling calam'
ity which has overtaken our city, has no
parallel in the history OF tho world since
Christ died for our sins. We cant re.
turn our thanks for their loving kindness
Words falter on our lips. Only overflow
ing eyes can tell how deeply we feel their
their kindness, while, however, our
stricken people have reused themselves
from the first stunning, bewildeTing ct.
fects of the terrible blow to their business,
and arc manlully girding themselves to
rebuild their ruined fortunes"
THE NlOliAs oE tHN FINE
The eighty dead bodies already lying
in CHASTITY rows in the morgue, the two
long columns of the names Of the missing
in this mornings paper, the churches and
school houses cro"ueu s'lll WIN nan
lclolhed, weeping women anu cah'
dren, are terrible reminders OF the
calamity whose whole horrors no words
will ever DO lound TO describe Inc
bodies in the morgue were mostly lonna
on the North Side, and II IS but 100
certain that only a small portion OF the
THE INQUEST ON THE DEAD-WHo THEY
st ,t ARE .hf
An Inquest was held on slxty'lour
Of the bodies, only two ol which were re-
cognizabIe. One OF these was Henry D.
Ullman, tho banker, the finding OF whose
BODY was mentioned yesterday IL, IhO
olher' man haheu Ie'er y Dticn' lho
oouyo " 'no .la" mho nAu M 'I"".ou Iv.,T aaso -" -"
nn,!so 5o "%.e Ii',inr mann a. NJ at eT T;ima'l,OO OO
n'oo"So' n,,, ho"s ,ont ~ t'o ,Od,oa Cd ~ ,%oSO
"'Un"u' Io1n.,"",, t"o ,Doso ,"Lor rrnn, ,ho h".o
recovered W. mI," ,S''s, U -, " "" M, | %S S'So
menus ~ WV D"nu.nsS 80 vi .n0 -''" 'N''
u'"' Oi'1"9' ','lID,,,.'. "'enuo W ''eo,
RELIEF 0oANrtlNN o''onNn"ND, a, .
Yesterday morning inc hellet Com
millee was lhoFoughly 0tganzeu' oFrn III
Emory Oeing elec'eu iLes'uent' w. l.
llo'clA'SS' DuUio'"iy, "nu N"'Iu a, u"sO'
,.u.,.' iiuuI' ,,,,u, ,So Ci,n Council ord vo,od
iIn'''vn m,'n WIZ. 'T aSo,,G ho rocoivod NV ,hS
'i"' ,nI u. lJ'S' - Das,t1 onN A GO ,Ho T,ooS
S,ns'V n n%S S,%,,r.a1 w. ~ ,I,o s;Snotnro or,ho
Tiel Hnu O,oo'So S Sao"a,"r,, W 49, onJo.soJ @ hv
n'esiu1ms ""o IT, s,H comru,,,oS,
'no ''uu,s'ns oJ. ~ o,,or,, or,rnont "nJ
mclI "polI',u ~ e,,,. ;hasp"ah ,no.,' ~
" iS pol.o,Uu ,',iS,o 'u%. .I snoa;,;sn ond i,a
ot,nS "ooo.ilpl,snsU ',s. !" ''''s """ N''
'r'ou''"s 9upp''''' .
FEEDING THE DESTITUTE
Probably forty thousand people were
fed yesterday by the committee. and pro-
visions are coming IN from all ulrec'lonS'
j. W. Preston has general charge Of re-
ceiving supplies ana w. " dlOOs OF lhelr
distribution " H. fu'lman anu M ~
FAIRBANKS nave chargo VI 'no distributing
supply department on ooGth DUO, rev.
Robert Collins ana John herllhg ON inc
North Side, and Mcssrs. Moore and Mark
ham on the West Side.
,Sorupp MEETING nv pANNrus
"Nvi ,,''., NV" 49, ..-,,. .,'I 90 AZ" ,...,...
AN auJoufhcu lnee'lns Vi 'ne paliEeis W.
Of Chicago, was held thls morning, NJ oqd
Wabash Avenue. The meeting was call
cd TO order by VIM. +. Coolbaugh, Presi.
, dnn, nj the Union National Bank. Chair.
, aS . rho Conr,;,,oo m Rooo,u,iono
'i'"n, ln0 = S"'n.. Git, p.a",,ia",
consisting Vi ooloilon olll'n' lleS'ueil' ,
, OF inc Merchan.s SAVINGS Loan anu
D Trust Company; VIZ. Cooloaugn, Fresl'
dent Of Union National Bank; @. B. Blair
. President of Merchants National; J. s.
! Ramsey. President Of Corn Exchange Ma.
NoNol. /. "A Sidwav President of State
. .'o." IaS,,,,,,nn: 7 piorco prooi
/. 9"NI"s9 ins','uslon' - - S'' ..o'
/ dent oil lhlrd Nauonal; .. w. ecaWnon
, President Of Merchants National and j
8 r. Gage, of the First National, reported
!, the following resolutions, which wert
!. nnorirnous,y odor,nd
f "','rio.' %,,, ''>, o. Ia, t,., ,,0,,, ,,,,u,,
wv HEnEAs, our Cl'y nas pesn NsIse.
ny conllagrallon IN eH.enS uIH uGs'l ~, uo
tlon OF PLOPGrty, sCHtcety uHuHu ,Dhosaos " ;h M
history y. 'no Wi Wi" d;'a "'u 10 6Omoroi, n a
3 nahHs nav s"no,uu ;t,, Hu;;tU 'on".oii,, @ n1 !"
thG puslneSs co.h.iiu SiVaH nS;,S "m'
ieel Inht lelt W peaovT"ho vi " ustiiHn ustG u
OF affairs, t1ey Can pay n,' 'ne,i i'aD,.."o n. "
IN lul Wnc my, any n.ses t,i Uu t,0 ,poU p",S