The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-06

uEDIRTAKERs AT WORK.
A good many undertakers were put a
work last night in the Fourth ware
school. They were indignant because
Rev. David Beale, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church, objected 10 them
having liquor In the building and took
1t away. The undertakers at the First
Presbyterian church, also threatened Ia
stop work this morning. They wanted
boots, and their requests, they claimed,
were ignored by Capt. Jones. The lat.
ter on being told OF the matter said
when the men sent In their sizes they
would be given them.
Gus Date, Captain OF the cast end
company, and james Young, OF Engine
Co. No. 10, had q war Of words and came
very nearly coming to blows. Date
had temporary charge during Ohiei
Evans absence.
The tiremen would have been with.
drawn to-day had II not been that the
men burning debris had started many
large fires too close TO the buildings and
with the heavy wind blowing there was
considerable danger.
A. ]. Haws, tho fro brick manaiac.
turer, had o sad task to perform last
evening. He found the body OF his
wife among tho debris, and being un.
able 10 secure any assistance was com.
PEELED 70 dig grave himself and lower
the body.
Assistant Superintendent William N.
stoner, OF Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany, arrived from Philadelphia at this
place, having been on his way since last
Thursday, coming Overland In wagons
by way Of the Edensburg pike, arriying
at this place late last night.
TRAAs AMP MEN.
In m interview with Mr., stoper, he
said: ave havc hired oil the horse
teams in Blair, Cambria, Indiana and
Rdepsburg counties we could possibly
get and will transport all passengers In
this manner from EdenSburg to Johns.
town. General Superintendent r. u.
Pettitt has ordered the entire force from
the Altoona shops, G,00O men in mum.
Der, TO the scene OF the washout and
will work under President Thompson,
from Worth Cumberland, Nd, and until
the entire division 10 repaired. The en-.
tire portion Of tho road that suffered by
the food will he In good running shape
In few weeks at tho latest.
AT the First Presbyterian church,
which Is being used rs q morgue, II
bodies taken from the debris aud river
have been brought in. Those identified
aTo Mary Stotler, probably Charles 3.
Hoffman, llrl. John Harris (colored),
Miss Lizzie and George Mcdowell, s.
Clark. The balance are unidentified.
The relief corps from Altoona found a
body near the stoney bridge this morn.
Ing. On Ills person was found q gold
watch and Ghplp pnd $3.50 in money,
which was turned oyer 10 thp proper au'
tboritieg. This corps took out some
thlrty'eight bodies or more from the
ruLn6 yesterday.
CLARA BARTON AaRIYEa. 'l
A. J..Howea, whose wiie's body wal
taken out OF the river last night, had The
body taken up into the mountains where
he dug her grave, and as he said: ~
buried all that is dear to me. As FOL
myself, J don't care l9g soon deatt
oyertakes me-" Five bodies We're tAkeE
out pt The wreCkage near Dlbbeft't
Bank on Main street this morning
Miss Clara Barton, o. Washington, D
O., the originator Of what Is known q,
tho Red Cross Corpp, known all oyer The
world, arrived here this morning 9nt
will at once assume charge Of ALL fcWalt
relief corps
SWEET CHARITY
A sight otthe long relleftrainS rolllnl
into Johnstown over both railroads ant
from every section Of the country almoS
every hour ol tho tvopty.tour tends Il
make the observer conclude that charity
whether Christian or not, Is not 30 Farl
under tho sun, as the poet would lesi
Us 10 believe, From east aud west
north and south, come whole train load
Of clothing and provisions, accompanied
by special messengers having funds ant
large corps Of volunteer pbyslCianS, bus!
road nurses and workers. Accompany
Ing the big PHILADELPHIA relief train
whose arrival 10 lesdribed In anothe
dispatch, was q special car opCuniel by
corps Of Bufge0ds who were GguipHet
with q large outfit Of instruments hn,
medicines. Tie character Of the bun
plies sent out from the Quaker City I
most acceptable, consisting OF cotton
sheeling, clothes, boots and shoes, liar
breads Of all kinds, salt FISH, came
gSSaS ,S1SerythInB In fact, in tho prt
Porched hlrh Upon tho hill, tlret
quarters Of amIle out the RbenSGuf
road from the Pennsylvania station
! Camp HasllngS, where several hundtc
destitute sufferers are sheltered and leI
Thomap Watt, OF the PENNSYLVANIA raj
| road, anil W, I, Gain, both OF Plltsbufgl
have organized thoroughly "a
} have Q model tommhhily. 11he t1e
have blAnkplg and stray 70 sleep upoi
and the women nAtlreSBee, and u d
provided with an abundance pi gof
comfortable bed clothing. There q I
sickness In the camp.
TtiB REGISTERING,
Tho registration Oi Sgrvlgorg goes o
but not so rapidly "a yesterday u
4 total registration 10 date 10 only a tfll
a over 1900 ouI Of a total estimated 20
= tilatlon Of the torrent swept dlBltlct
y from 5000 10 10000 laAt Ftiday 4
Uw9Hcss @ !HS must Oe made. o. Soutse &