The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-14


boy OF about SIX years Of age, name
Louis strang. He had been in the mai
factory, and was missing. He was not il
the office, and after assuring herself Q
this fact, the mother rushed out TO seacl
elsewhere. Hardly had she got ava
from the office when four men wendet
their way through the crowd, bearing tn
body Of small boy. They brought j
into the Office. 1t was the womans son
horribly mutilated and dead. shortI.
aiterwGrd the father came to the Office
and approaching the diminutiye body b
lifted the coarse cloth which covered tn
face and recognized his son. The seem
that ensued beggars description.
When the wounded had received al
the medical attention that could Be be
slowed ut the improyised hospital, con
veyanees were procured and they wer
sent to their homes, where all are unde
the best medical and surgical treatment
We give below the names, as far as the.
could be asceEtained, Of the dead and in
iured:
THE DEAD.
Frank Mackey, nail mill, roller aget
forty years; leaves . wife and,sixl ehil
dren, who reside on Penn, near Eighteentl
street
A son Of Frank Mackey, aged thirteei
years.
Joseph and John Anderson, aged respeC
lively twenty.seyen and thirty years. TIN
first named was a tender in the nail fac
tory and the other \ catcher at the mai
rolls. Both were unmarried and resided
with their mother, corner Of Pike ant
Thirteenth streets.
Doc snider, nail feeder, aged about ii
teen years, lived atNo, 90 Yogetly street
Allegheny.
james Murphy, fireman, Mulberr!
alley, married.
John Callahan, Iaborer, aged eighteeI
years, resided on FRS. street at the Point
His head was blown of.
Frank Cups, nail feeder, married
lived on Ohio street, Allegheny.
Horace Loper, mailer, No. 81 Mulberr.
alley, married and leaves four children
His age was about thirty.iSe years.
james Graham, nail feeder, died q
Mercy Hospital; married, and his wif'
lives at Freeport.
James Carson, nail feeder, young man
single, lived in Allegheny.
Frank McCatier.y, muck roller, mar
ried, and lived on Thirtieth street. -
Louis Strank, feeder, aged about ffteeI
wears, resides on Brewery near Secont
avenue.
Frank Mangis, roller, lived at No. 80:
Penn avenue, near Eighteenth street
leaves a wife and six children.
Andrew Mangis, son Of Frank Mangis
aged thirteen years, was feeder, and re
sided with his father.
Frank Kline, boy, packer, lived il
Allegheny.
FATALLY INJURED ~
The following persons were very seri
ously injured and not expected to re
cover. Some Of them may have been re
leased from their terrible suferings b!
death by the time this shall have reachet
our readers. The list was obtained ii
the same manner as the above and give
four names as follows:
Charles Gould, mailer, Webster avenue
near kirkpatrick, very badly injured.
John Higgins, piler and charger, mar
ried and has six children, lives on Four
teenth street. Dangerously wounded
about the head, and Is not expected 10 re
cover.
John Creegan, mailer, badly scalded
lives on Penn avenue, married.
Torrance Creegan, boy 'and nephew o
John, back broken.
SERIOUSLY AND SLIGHTLY INJURED.
The following list gives q total Of TWEEN
" names. Where it was possible TO rs
certain the places OF residence, they AZ
given. It was reported yesterday tha
there we're over forty wounded, but sew
eral OF these who were supposed TO havl
been injured subsequently turned up saft
and sound. Among these We may men
ton Michael Hogan, Joseph Chapman
and VIM. McIntosh. These parties were
all consulted by Mr.. Graf itler the acci
dent. In some cases, too, the names ar
repeated, while general Sunknowns" art
among The injured. There may have
been Two or three slightly injured, O
which the authorities did not receive in
formation, but the total number OF In
jured as we give It may be relied upon
The list Is as follows: =
Conrad Zahn, assistant manager Of The
whole mill, very badly injured, but is ex'
pected to recover. Lives at the corner o.
Etna and Thirteenth streets, over thu
Office.
James Caldwell, mailer, leg broken and
other injuries, lives on Washington ave
nue., Allegheny.
David wilhelm, mailer, arm hurt re
sides on Thirty,ninth street, near But
Samuel Daley, scalded on the back
lives on Mt. Washington.
L. Wilhelm, feeder, son OF David, anC
resides on Thirty.ninth, near South
street, badly hurt but not necessarily
fatal.
John Redmaun, heater, seriously hurt
lives on Main street, near Chestnut, ALE
gheny.
In Allegheny.
Michael Sullivan, laborer, one lel
broken, lives on Mulberry alley.
s. Bohlen, teamase=, for Frank Ardary
slightly hurt His horse and wagon werV
hurled across Thirteenth street.
Edward Powell, feeder, seriously, live.
in LaWrenceyille.
james Caldwell, feeder, seriously, live
At No. 263 franklin street, Allegheny.
Samuel Miles, feeder, slightly injured
lives al No. 2s5 Robinson street, ALE
james Kline, feeder, seriously hurt, a
yoane man, and lives 10 Allegheny.
Archie Campbell, feeder, seriously,
lives in Allegheny. -, .s-r,
Ceurad Sell, feeder, seriously, lives Al
No. l4l East street, Allegheny.
Michael Texter, feeder, seriously, mar
ried, ll3 Spring alley.
James Kendriek, feeder, seriously
married, 256 Spring alley. =
Henry RitEell, feeder, seriouSly, young
man. a,oi.
Wally Eberhart, mailer, scalded badly
No. Gl Middle alley, Allegheny: 4
Frank Miles, feeder, seriously, young
man, son Of Samuel, and lives II No. 2St
~ = AZ