The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13

Ing ~ lhe quhhlllf pi supplies Rlplpp
there would think there was q
great plenty 10 feed all the
needy for weeks, but such ID
not the case, and II tho good people do
not continue in their charitable work,
want and suffering Is certain 70 follow
There arc many mouths 10 be fed for
weeks yet, and o fresh supply Of proyis'
ions must arrive daily, There arc hun
dreds OF cases we're a husband OF q sou
have been swept away, who were tho
support OF their family, and until such
umes as the widowed wife on m0lleT
can lind something tO do la tho resur'
Teoted town she must be supported by .
generous people, The goods arc piled
around the depot, guarded by special po'
loemen and soldiers ana arc handed 70
tho needy by clerks put there for that
purpose Those who require aid ylhll
llie place twice a day, They carry huge
market baskets, which are filled with
tho neeessaries Of life, and tho owners
then retire 10 their new found quarters,
The rich and poor arc thus served alike,
La SOME cases deception is prNcllced, but
when the committee iiud that people
call for provisions who arc not IN need
they Are quickly sent away
AZ the Morauos,
The morqies present acllenng sight
and one that viii never DO forgotten by
any one who visits them, AH soon ns q
corpse Is found II placed upon o door
and hurried 10 tho morgue, whore u is
Quiclly stripped aud washed q deaHrlp'
ton taken and then placed Ia % collin
awaiting Identification, A corpse was
taken from ile wrealmgo iu tho river
and tnkan % tho W0rgue, Nothing but
hI8 hiw and logo were found, h's body
from iHhald down having been burned,
Ihp puHhrI were searched but ihey
contained nothing that would reveal lhe
mlua Identity I've all probability lha
poor follow had been NllWlder Ha u
switch lHY was found in hH pants
u1UtuL lh'i ia merely one ur many
uHaH where 4. WIll lp Impossible lp lrll
Whu0 TmIn IIe iu certain HeHtIuui Of
the cemetery, "lho UulWown Dad
WIll ill many n grave iu Hillside ccmer
tory, A IUEW.Hg ulOr unruHHiHd lhH
alr lmuugh0u. tHn huilllug ao much
ihut ono NI satisfies tho most curl'
uus Three WUwlos arc utilized lhe
waiting room lu tHH depot, lhr lfcshy'
trHw church and % school house. Al
competent corps Uf mdcrl1lrm arn Ni
hand 100 pUuh place Wndy lpulloll lhrlt
unpleasant, uHu Tho clothing from
curpaga h placed Boo hnuola aud burned,
Ihb Governor Arrives
Tho much 1usht-lor and lungloobcl
for Governor arrived Sunday, ll.l or'
rival WUa NOT W.y yprrltd, 900 lhn DONOR
allied pp0pln wUt informed Saturday
evening t'ul Doll. cNccIlcney would ho
with hs subject thn next days hut th1
information wHH not received with the
warmth of feeling that II would have
been hnl mot tho Governor lot over q
wrrl. paa btlow visiting thcm, llu has
lot many lrpuda not alone hero in
JohustOWu but throughout the state,
by tho cuutHc hp has purue0, What
course hu propose 20 take now u hut
conjecture, but opinion prevails thll
after q thorough Wow OF thD awful
scene ho will call q special session Of the
legislature 30 mako un appropriation
for the relief OF the impoverished people
Of this section, quick action 10 nccc''
fary, IL ia WmOrcd that the govern
mcnt will put q thousand mon 10 worl,
ON the wroCkugo today, but no author
ity can bo found for the statement A
worse calamity than tho flood viii Ger.
tanly follow 1t the city Is not cleared Of
the wrcckugo,
At the Cambria Works.
All Il lie aud buatlc around the Cam
hria iron works establishments Hun.
drcdl Of men arc cleaning up In and
around the works and yards, 10 VIII
tnl,a weeks and weeks 70 complete The
task, The yard " 0llod 20 the depth Of
several feet with stones and rubbish lrll
there hy the waters, A portion Of The
buildings viii have 10 DO rebuilt but In
the main the buildings are not damaged
10 such an extent ~ first thought stu
the loss H u heavy one and orders that
the company had ON hand viii hO lost or
otherwise detained, II viii DO weeks
before the once busy machinery viii h0
heard 0guin, IL viii be- good thing for
the people when the mills get started,
as the unlortunatcs will have something
else ON their minds besides tho loss Of u
loved one,
Occasionally drunken man Is found
Whore ho procurcs liquor puzzles the
authorities Og all the saloons that were
loft In the wreck Aro closed and o strict
watch has been kept on them, Tho
opinion prevails that barrels or kegs Of
ithus been found aud hidden somewhere,
and when these wrctchcs discover II
they lose no time In getting drunk
They are Immediately put undor arrest
The soldiers are u necessity and but for
their presence much Generalization and
theft would bo noticeable in 0ycry
quarter
Tho supply Of Conlns
On arriving 40 the scene from the
West, n person IL strucl, with the mum.
bor Of empty collins piled up in various
sections Of the city. For u timc there
was o scarcity Of collins, but there " q
good supply now on hand, but whether
that supply Is sufficient 10 meet the oxi-
gOnoiC5 of the occasion remains 10 bo
seen, os there Is yet great deal OF rub,
bsh 10 bo oyerhauled besides what yet
remains In tho river. There Is no doubt
hut what the huge piles Of sand TO bo
found In all directions will reveal q
corpse when they are cleared away, and
besides many more will como 10 the
surface during tho coming weok that
have found q temporary resting place nt
the bottom of the Conomaugh. A body
Of female was found NJ Lookport on
Saturday. Loclsport ~ nineteen miles
from JOhnstown, This goes TO provo
that II bodies are found at that distance
from tho scene Of the accident, many
more will be found nearer nj hand
But three corpses were recovered from
the debris at the bridge on Saturday
although several moro were found NJ
Kernyille, In all probability many
moro collins will be needed,
No Sunday Trains.
No trains entered Johnstown on Sun
day Thousands Of people who had not
yet visited the place had made up their
minds 10 go yesterday The railroad
authorities realized this fact and decided
not 10 allow q train 10 run, On going 10
the place from Pittsburg all passengers