The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-11
K0ME OF THE LOSyEs,
Individual Sufferers In rirnnc,nl


It is impossible 10 obtain anything lik,
an estimate Of the losses In the aggregate
but few scattered estimates are heard
The following are few OF these, and whel
1t IL remembered that not one In ten o
those who are losers are named here, tiit
magnitude Of the financial loss eau be faint
ly guessed:
Fred Weimer, Charles Hoffman, Petel
Zoeckler, Albert Schairer, August ant
George Hoeckier, pork packers, lose abou'
SIS 900.
Charles Lukens, Island, grocer, $1,000.
Henry seRmon, Island, grocer, 5000.
] y. J. Mckee, Island, grocer, Sl,5U0.
r. 3. Burt 4 Co., druggists, $1,000. .
Grecn's,S JAMES and ST.. Charles hotels
all lose heavily, but no estimate eau be
placed on the dalnage.
II. j. Felber grocer, $500.
B,yd 4 Miller, seeds and grain, $40, 600.
STAMINA Hotel, $1,000.
Bier brothcra, wholesale grocets, s., 900.
Lewis Fuhr, baker, $500.
Hsnjlmin Fisher, foundry, $4,000.
David Wagner, paper mill, $4,000.
a. I. Castor, West Virginia Sencil
works, lcsas $4,000.
Hoffman 4 Son, tannery, Sl5, 900 on bark
alone. Other damage cannot be estimated
John Roemer, dry goods, stock nearly IL
total loss.
l.. S. Delaplain & Son, wholesale dry
goods, estimated loss on stock $500.
James atcClement, grocery, Island, loss
total.
4. J. Smytli, grocer, about 81 900.
Asmus brolhsrs, livery stab!e. 81 900.
lRaiah Warren, oil refinery, 5000.
Wheeling pottery, 1900.
Arbenz furniture factory, lumber, $500.
Theodore Schreiber, florist, $4,000.
Hanna & Clemens, paper mill, 5000
Benwood iron mills, 5000 kep3 Of nails,
five mules a1d hcrse', besides damage to
factory and machinery.
Reniachee & Leonhart los. three valus.
ole horses.
Mr.: S. Sample, Of the Island. lost a valu-
uble library.
Harper Brcs. place their loss at $1,000.
Barney McEntee's house in South
WheeIing has 4 ,a!ed away.
Bajlzar Bo.l's house was swept away.
uorkheimer's tannery landed at C,esap's
Grove. Loss, $4,000.
John Kline and Henry Bonies lhaye
both lost their houses.
Ssibert's ice house, at Fulton, caved in !;
lea is a!l.gone.
John Eoerling, Wood street, lost every.
thing.
Schultzs Bros. lost $500 on their stock.
Wm. Iueker'B large brick house, on
Thi,ty-third street, totally destroyed.
Louis Sypes lost several wagons and a
frame dwelling.
Mrs. Mclaughlin, Thirty-third street,
damaged to extent Of $l,500.
D.J. Mccormick, Thi1.y.eecond street,
lost two houses, valued at $1,000.
John Grippe, 2G34 Jacob street, los. all
bis furniture, and his house ia badly
damaged.
Mrs. West, Wood street, lost all her fur.
niturs.
Asmus' livery stable, Jacob street, dam.
aged to the extent OF $1,000.
John Lu!t, Woed street, house, furniture
and several COWS gone.
Peter Colnan, cigar manufacturer, Jacob
street, loes $500 on stock:
II. Rnthermund, grocer, Jacob street,
lost all his stock, value 5000.
McCu l,ush'sdr gett re lost $500 on s.ocf,
Frederick Bickendori, bakel on Jacob
street, lost $500.
Flaccps Bros, Wholesale grocers, los. on
building $500
Asmus 4 Berder's livery etable gone,
LOGS So, 500.
Squire Caldwell lost s. 500 on furni ture.
Louis Heckel, the Marke. street cutler,
lost 81, 900 on stock.
Mr.. o. G Schofetd, Of the Journal, lost Il
large portion Of his furniture and 4 5000
piauo.
Prof. Wbit,hil|, of the Linsly Institute,
lost on furniture and books 81 400.
4 A. McCabe 4 Co., wholesale druggists
oil Main street, lost % percent Of their en-
tire stock.
Abram Birron, Of tho Eighth ward, les.
furniture, horse and COW.
Prayer Bros, job printers, dead loss-
$500. Damage Can scarcely be estimated.
Louis Fuhr, baker, lost on building
$500.
Dr.. Ford, in furniture $500.
Riverside Furniture Co. 5000.
George McKcllar, the Lea.herwood flor.
iat, loses s., 900 on buildings aud ST 900 on
stock, besides much Of his household
goods.