The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-03

are entertained that the horror Is about
over.
LIST OF CASUALTIES.
Following is IN approximately list Of
casualties by the earthquake, so far as
ascertained up to 10 o'clock this morning.
Miss WILLIAMS, corner Of Wentworth and
Meeting streets, jumped from window
and injured her spine.
Mus GALolT, Colored, badly hurt by fall
ing bricks.
MRs. RoBRRT MARTIN, badly hurt.
NJ. A. LYNCH, struck down by stone and
Is dying,
CnARLKs RIVERS, Colored, leg broken.
MRs. CHARLES RITERs, seriously wounded.
MOSES Brown, colored, wounded danger
ously. So.
DR. s. ALEXANDER, ran out Of his house
and was crushed to death by falling
chimney.
SAMUEL HAMMOND, broke both legs and Is
wounded fatally. .
IsAugLI.A HOWARD, wounded serlously.
MRs. HRIDr, wounded seriously.
Mus. ANNIE ToREx, injured dangerously
by falling house.
Miss JEssRN, injured internally.
MAMIE PALMER, injured internally.
AINsLEY robson, killed by falling
piazza.
LAvlNlA RoDRRTs, colorcd, killed.
]. Z. @. RlcHARDsoN, seriously injured by
falling house.
EDMUND Lively, OF Richmond, Va, In,
iured In back and head by falling wall.
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Isaac JENKINS, W. PRATT, A. A. DKsAus
SURE, ELLEN MITCHELL, MRs. BAxARD,
J. OLDRNDuTTEL, SUSAN DAYS and MARY
ANN DRAYToN, the latter Colored, were
all painfully hurt.
SUSAN MIDDLETON and several unknown
Colored women, killed.
WILLIE SCHILLER, wounded badly.
JAMES DORN, dangerously wound.
THREE CONFESSIONS Of the NetrS and
Courier were wounded by bricks while
fleeing from the composing room.
MARTIN TIERNEI was injured In the head
aud hips by falling bricks.
A SON on LIEUT.. HEIDT, ot tho police,
leaped from three.story window OF his
house and was instantly killed.
ANNIE HARRIS, Colored, was killed while
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CHARLES ALBRIGHT was killed by falling
brick.
LIZZIE BRADLEY, colored, was seriously
hurt by falling piazza.
SARAH FOWLER, colored, was wounded by
falling unbers; also ANNIE WILKINS.
DAVID PALMER, colored, had his right leg
fractured.
There are many minor casualties.
DAMAGE TO PROPERTY.
In addition TO the damage previously
reported, the South Carolina Railroad Of
fees, on John street,are cracked butstand
W. NJ. Bird & Co.'s wholesale paint store
was shaken down; W. L. Holmes 4 Co.,
next door, are In a similar condition. Part
OF the walls Of the bagging factory were
destroyed. The principal streets arc lit
tered with bricks and rubbish. The City
Hall escaped damage, but the Bleeples ol
st. MiChael'B and 81. Philips churches
will have 10 come down. The massive
portiCo Of st. MiChael's was wtenChed
from the body Of the church aud cracks
In tho main building extend TO the foun'
dation. All Of the portiCo oi Bishop Nor
throps residence was swept away. The
Academy OF Music appears 70 be unin-
jured. The Charleston Hotel loses cell
invs and part Of the coping. The Ger
man Artillery Hall is somewhat Injured,
The water works building and reservoir
are uniDjured. Several buildings on
Haynes street are Rutted.
The injury to 81. Phillips Church, pre-.
yiously mentioned, 10 almost indVsCrihe-
able. Several arches oil tho spire above
the clock tower arc torn down and thrown
out. Among residences seriously dam
aged are those Of Captain Dawson, OF the
NeirS and COurrrj General SleRling, the
late 81, Julian RavenAl, L. g. Trenholm
10. o. White, George Gibbon, j. l.
Tobias, II. Bufwlnkle, BresSler Smith aud
Alderman Murray.
AZ MI Pleasant there was O general
shaking up, but no loss Of lie. There are
many hSsures aud cavities from which
fresh water and mud have come fine mud
or sand has also come 10 the surface Ia
Charleston. II 10 contended here tha
there was q twist or turn In the. motion oi
the earthquake, and that Il had not sim
ply an undulaLing notion. Articles o.
furniture have been found which ore
turned partly round, In addition 10 the
visible effects Of the simple wave motion
On gullivAn'a Island the shock was se
we're, but comparatively little injury wa
done and no lives were lost. Many o
tho summer visitors came up 10 the city
this morning.
GRADUALLY RECOVERING.
The people are gradually taking &C
count Of details Of the injury worked b,
the earthquake, and the llSt oil damage
10 property 10 startling, II q limited seCtioi
Z In the south Of the city 10 q sample oi th
whole, Standing At the poStoillCe an
, looking west an almost impaBsAble road
vvaV nj 'lnhSia tneaia lhA ave, The hulld