Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-31

niture factory, support Of his mother a ana
B. FINK, 4Ol Walnut street. shoemaker
supporting his mother and family.
JOHN SAGGER, 81 East Front suee''
" Joseph BEsOLD, 1864 Vine street; cigar
maker, employ ed at Rsnch's.
| MIKE O'DAY, Sloo street, between Carr
and Freeman; driver for Jos. Sherloan'
leaves a wife and mother.
ANTON FOHLER, 375 Clark street, near
| Harriet.
JOHN DICKEY, Concord street. support
| of his mother.
on Budd and Harriet
E. w. Green, OF Paris, Ky; coacathSn lot
"ii ANTON nc SINGER, 81 Cutter street; shoe
JOHN GOEBBE, IL Spruce street; bar.
tender for Russell on Race street, between
| Fourth and Fifth.
SAN HEENAN. 372 West Third street;
employed at Sullivan's, on Vine street,
| died Of heart disease during the excite
JOSEPH MErsER, 80 Buckeye street;
stcnecutter.
FRED sLEUSSER, Logan, O., employed
as bartender. Four bodies undermined are
| yet at Habig's.
At the hospital lying dead are: =,
JOHN ], HENSESSY, 1873 Smith street,
widower, no family. Shot in the soao'
H H. J. PIRRsERs.resiaeaee ~anknaaRns
Shot in the right breast
Unknown man shot in the head.
WALTER FAY, carriage maker, 30 SKID
| street. Shot through both thighs ana
scrOtum,
FETrR ROWE, brawer, Freeman avenue
ard Liberty. Shot in the left 1901 anu
CONRAD BREsT, Sycamore and Abigail,
shot through the BODY. oL.
CAPTAIN JOHN DESMOND was shot
through the head; support of widowed
mother; promising yousg attorney ana
member Of the law firm OF Healy, Bcennon
Il Desmond.
FRANK ROCK, aged II, shot through
'',i MICH1SEL c! tiS RALFORD, aged Al, laborer,
362 Broadway, shot in the abdomen; very
NIKE SHAY, aged %. horse shoer, shot
in right thigh.
EDWARD SCHODER. 10, emp Dyed in
surveying in>trumcut manufact'ry' lett
JAMES LEONARD -, Salesm'u, left
thIgh. 1T.
hard and right thigh.
AUULPh BASER, 25, bartender, in right
leg uelow kuee.
TLNRY DULLE, IS, farmer, in right
SAN FOX (colored) 20, laborer, through
rig ht shoulder.
JAS. FAY, rs, carpenter, shot through
ankle. -, s,..o
repair boat on Canal street, in breast.
CHAS. PARKER, 20, carriage trimmer,
in leg and twice in chest.
Saturday. victims.
The following were brought IN since
Saturday noon;
DAN CRIsTMAN, 50 cigarmaker,
through left ankle.
B. REITENBACH, history unknown,
through right shoulder.
WM. BUSH, 81, iron wor5sr, lett leg
broken end flesh wound in right leg.
CHkS BLOOM, 50. brewer, through the
HENRY BARR, p, carriage painter,
through right thigh.
WILLIE BATCH, Is driver, through
tho side. ~
WM. KELLY, Is, lahorer, Of los Pleasant
rect, left thigh.
JOHN KELLY, ~ Columbus, o, pri'
vate, Company X, fourteenth Regiment,
slight shot in leg.
NJ MOCK. 25. ia5orrr, right thigh.
HENRY NElMEYER a. tailor, right
HAFRY POWERS. p, blacksmith,
right leg broken and shot through left
JOHN PEATH J3r Bath, l5, through
shoulder.
PHIL REED Il, mcutjer, breast.
EDWARD REHM, -, baker, right leg.
GEORGE RANSCG. 25 salesman,
WILLIAM SULLIVAN, Il, printer, right
thigh.
JOHN SHAY, 2l, laborer, left thigh.
LEE SIMMONS, 27; painter, shot very
seriously through breast
HERMAN SHEMPF, %, uphosterer,shot
in neck.
shonlder
HENRY vOTBUSH, 2l, laboser, skull
WILLIAM WESTENHOFF, y, car pain
ter, left hspd and thigh.
JOSEPH WISE, IS, vacnisder, l3ft side
LEO VOEGLES, %. private in Company
+, from Columbus the head, slight wound.
CHARLES MILLER, 81. cigar packer, in
head, very seriously.
J. F. HECEER&ANN, 2l, glazier. in
CHARLES EBERT, 2t, teamster, through
right knee.
CONRAD HUGO, 25, baker, right cheek.
ALFRED HOPKINS, SO, steam ooat man,
throught the arm.
PHIL. HERMANN, %, carpenter, in lett
knee.
GEORGE KEMPER, 25, blacksmith very
seriously wounded in the chest.
LOUIS KEMP, IL, vsrnisher, in right
FRED EUKENHORsT, 80, clerk, shot
through the right knee.
LOUIS KEYS, "a, janitor, in both legs.
ANDREW NICOLL, Co!ored, 50, laborer,
seriously in left side and through the
stomach.
At Good Samaritan hospital are the fol-
lowing:
GEORGE SENGER, -, lamp lighter,
right knee.
WIN. NcVUGH, % right hip.
EDWARD GALLAGHER, SIS Sycamore
street, who was shot in the right chest,
was taken home
DR. LEBOUTILLEE, who was 81 seri-
ously wounded in tue breast ana arms
While sttendirg - ether unfor;u lstes Sat.
urdsy morniu-, is progressing nicely in
the private ward at the hospital.
LOOKS LIKE OLD WAR TIMES,