The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-11

4 had gone before. It is impossible to de
scribed the fearful scene that followed
The means OF the dying and wounded ant
shrieks OF those who had lost their friends
was irightful Word was Immediately
telephoned TO the Mayors Office for assist
ance, and twenty-five policemen, with q
full corps OF physicians and wagons, were
dispatched at once to the scene Of the dis
aster, where they were soon busily EN-
ployed In alleviating the sufferings Of the
victims and clearing the wreck. The
wounded who were unable 10 care ior
Themselves were carried 10 the Soldiers
Hospital, located but short distance from
the accident.
The name OF the engineer Of the second
locomotive is julius Huey, and that Of the
fireman Rambo. Both are residents oil
Pittsburgh and escaped uninjured, not.
withstanding they stuck TO the engine
when II plowed through the rear car oil
the other train. Up to the present time,
0 P. n, twenty.one deaths have occurred
as follows:
Edward Prentner, OF Pittsburgh, aged
27, scalded. died this morning.
Homer Kepple, aged 20, lives at East
End, scalded.
Mrs. Margaret Jacobs, Pittsburgh, aged
so, crushed and scalded.
John J.. Forbes, Pittsburgh, aged 4s,
scalded and burned. 4
Kate Forbes, daughter John ]. Forbes,
aged 16, scllded.
Miss Jessie slmcox, West End, aged l6,
inhalation Of steam. IL
Annie NJ. Schuster, East End, aged %,
inhalation OF steam. x
Milton A. Edwards, son OF OF Hon. NAL.
colin Edwards, aged 25, scalds and In
halstion.
Miss Sarah Taylor, of Pittsburgh. aged
90, inhalation.
James O'Neal, OF California, Pa, aged 80,
died this morning from the scalds he re.
ceived.
Chas. Hetzel, East End, scalded.
Edward Butler, baggage master, aged q,
crushed and burned.
Isaac K. Love, Of Edgewood, Pa, aged
II, crushed.
VIM. H. Love, brother Of Isaac, aged 10,
scalded and frightfully mutiIated.
Mrs. Elizabeth Boyd, Of Pittsburgh,
aged S5, inhalation. 4
Miss Rosanna Boyd, sister-in.law oil Mrs.
Boyd, aged twenty years, inhalation.
David Bollipger, railroad employee,
head cut from the body.
Samuel W. Elliott, conductor, aged ffty-
two, crushed.
James NcMechen, Dallas Station, aged
sixty, scal'ied. ls
William Linnhardt, East End. died from
internal in. uries and inhalation.
Mss Emma Winneoerg, aged nineteen,
:.ltsburgh, scalded.
Those dangerously injured are now in
West Penn Hospital. The physicians say
but few will recover.
Geo. Young, East End.
Frank Kinsiuger, East End.
JEFF. B. Myers, Frewsburg, Chatauqua
county, N. Y. s,.
Frank Delavie, East End.
Jas, Heizell, Edgewood.
II. W. Black, Swissvale.
Robert Dickson, Swis vale.
David Atkin, Cherry Camp, W. Va.
George Cummings East End.
Jas. Lawrence, East End.
Hugh Muldoon, Spring Hill, Pa.
James Dempsey, Spring. Hill, Pa.
William ]. Smith, Spring Hill, Pa.
Annie Quinn, Shady Side.
Miss Molie Stiuebough, East End.
Miss Matte Taylor, Edgewood.
Miss Mary Dawson, East End.
Mrs. ]. T. Richmond, Edgewood.
Miss Rose McCabe, East End.
Miss Kate Leslie, East End.
Those injured painfully, but not seri.
ously are: Nancy Manly (colored), Cathe.
rine Manly and Wilkinson Manly. all OF
Waynesbnrg, Pa, and Miss Bessie Rie.
mond, OF Pittsburgh.