The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-12

at present are forty-five killed and forty
injured. The Killed, so far as can be
learned, are rs follows:
Mary Ellen Girton, OF Hyde Park.
Miss Kate Featherston, Pleasant Valley
Andrew Tor Barney Meighan and two
daughters, Pleasant Valley.
Thomas Reddy, Pleasant Valley.
John NJ. Coleman and two sons, Scran'
ton.
Owen Kilkullin, Scranton Flats.
Mike Tyrell, Dodgetown. Scranton.
Allie Reilly, Bellevue.
Mrs. Melvin, Hyde Park.
Mrs. Callahan, Hyde Park.
i. Mulhcrron, Pleasant Valley.
Harry Burke, Bellevue,
Mike Ruane, Dodgetown.
Miss Lizzie Featherston, Pleasant Val
ley.
Patrick Welsh, Pleasant Valley.
James Kline, Providence.
Mary Ann Tor Elem Burkin, Scranton.
John Welsh, Miners Mills.
John Ragan, Winton.
Anthony Mulligan, Olliphant.
Patrick Dolan, Providence.
Mike Dolan, Providence.
Frank and Harry jackson, Pleasant
Valley.
Secretary Kelly, Pleasant Valley.
John Conabog, Minoka.
John RatChford, boy, Minoka.
Miss I. B. Brehont, Pleasant Valley.
John McKeehan, Pleasant Valley.
Willie Kelley, Pleasant Valley.
Ben 0'Brien, Pleasant Valley.
Mrs. McAndrcws and two sons. Pleas
ant Valley.
Oscar Gibbons, Pleasant Valley.
Mary Ann Cannon, Hyde Park.
Michael Moilitt, Bellevue.
Kate Kennedy, Hyde Park.
Annie Hart, Hyde Park.
+. Muiherrin. Minoka.
William Early, of Pleasant Valley.
Patrick Curran, OF Pleasant Valley.
James Jackson, OF Pleasant Valley.
Mamie Atkinson, OF Pleasant Valley.
James +. Lynn, OF Miners Mills.
Mrs. T. Farrell, OF Pleasant Valley.
Lewis Doran, OF Pleasant Valley.
Annie LoGftus, OF 0lyphant
Patrick Doran, OF Pleasant Valley,
Frank Whalen, Pleasant Valley.
W. c. Cusey, Old Forge.
There are still ten bodies unidentified.
Two OF the wounded ut the hospital
here died this morning and six or eight
more will die.
SOME or TIE INJURED.
Among the injured are the following:
William Cloperty, Dodgetown.
John Cane, Dodgetown.
Anthony O'Hara, Bellevue.
II. NJ. Duhigg, DodgetOwn.
Willie Conner, Dodgetown.
Thomas Troy, Oliphant.
Martin Walsh, 0liphant.
John McAndrew, Oliphant.
John Mulherrin, Providence.
Walter Connor, arm injured.
Harry Cook, engineer, foot injured.
Annie Maloney, Sarah Maloney and
William Maloney, slightly scalded.
John Mclaughlin, Of TaylorsYille,
scalded.
A Lydon, Jr., and A. Lydon, Sr.
P. Murray, OF Taylorville, scalded.
Thomas CLARK, OF Old Forge, leg in.
jured.
Joseph Staples, Of Pleasant Valley, leg
1gnal Pendosky, cut on the head.
rrFrY.sEvES BODIES ARRIVE.
The bodies Of the dead were removed
to White Haven, where undertakers
cared for them as they could, prepara-
tory to removal 10 the city. At $3.50
this evening the funeral train arrived
in Wilkesbarre, bearing tifty.scven
bodies. They had been partially pre-
pared for burial and lay upon boards
placed upon the backs OF the seats in the
passenger coaches.
1t is impossible to tell the number OF
the wounded. Twenty-Five were brought
here to the hospital and numbers Of
others slightly injured have gone to
their homes or are being cared for else
where. Those seriously injured were
brought here.
The st. Aloysins Society OF this city
held meeting here tonight and over
500 persons were in attendance. A res
olution was passed authorizing Rev.
Father Crane, of Pleasant Valley, to
draw upon them for five hundred or one
dollars, which was ready at his
disposal in case OF need for Pleasant
Valley sufferers. The loss to the Le-
high Valley railroad will be over 81, ,O0O.-
900.
In an interview tonight Harry Cook,
engineer Of the death-dealing locomo-
tive, refused TO say much. To the ques-
ton rs to whether he was drunk at the
time, he replied: ~ don't care to say
about this until until my head
is clear" He is almost frantic.