Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-11

Laura Kerscher, Mary Scheihe. Mania
Hedley, Katie Gunther, Celia Heoker
Annie Diibelbiss, Mary Reiser, Div
heckerer, Sallie Young, Pauliue AIT.
Ida Roliman, Ells Lamb, Minnie
Merkle, Annie Kline, Clara Stsudt, Mag
gle Manglee, Lydia Presser, Minnie
Dekirk, Emma Caxen, Abbie Rismiller.
Harry Loher, Minerva Gi0. Jennie
Hartmann, Nellie Sammon, Tlle Graw,
Mary MeliD, Millie Schasftr. Bertha
Harmon, Kate Lnender. Celia Erlaoher.
Lizzie Barrett, Alice Eisenhower. Cliqg
tlreeterln, Dora Detch, Sallis Faust.
Katie Hiplsr, Aggie Hovefler. Annie
Eme., Mary Berstler, Bertha Kuser. Han
nah C'eaver, Sallie Berstler, Emma N,stor.
Mamie Kinzy, Kate Leba.
Some Of these marked missing nav be
safely at home, but it has not yet been as
certained that they are safe.
The following
LIST OF CASUALTIES
Is corrected up to this evening:
Burned to death in the p. & K paint
shop, Allen Landenbsrger; head, legs and
arms missing. John Foreman, crushed Ia
death. John II. KaleF, carpenter, head
crushed. Sheridan Jones, burned 10 death.
George A. SchaCter, legs burned "a.
The list Of casualties AZ the elk mill is
es follows:
Deed-Sillie Taylor, Mary Evans, An.
ME Baudmauer, Harry Cfocker, Mamie
Lees, Ella Ridenhower, Sallie Rickei. Eva
Lees, Sophie Winkleman, lorelady; Katie
Leads, Mule Christmsn, Barbara Sell.
heiner, VIM. Snyder, George Nemsn.
Lily Sbaffer, Daisy Hecker, Emma Nestor,
Saliie Harner. Annie Fisher, Ssllie Haui-
ron, Annie Kershner, Mary Fitzpatrick,
Sallie Faust, ID. X Decker, Matilda Grow.
Sadie Shade, Emma Blum and John Re
Der.
This afternoon a largely attended meet
ing Of citizens was ield ia the Court
House, TO devise means for the relief of
the Bufierers. Over 8, 600 was subscribed
on the instant. Any amount needed was
promised, aud the entire city will be can
vassed for funds.
The work Of
HUNTING FOR THE DEAD
continued all of to-day, and the scenes
surrounding the mill were hut
repetition Of what ensutd during the
whole of last night The list Of deaths So
sent TO the Associated Pr,ss to.nieh IS be-
lieved TO be the first thoroughly correct
one thst has yet been PUBLISHED ItiS rot
as large as was &C first feared, bat
still there are over Thirty deed and a
number are still missing, ard there 70 hut
one belief, and tbst is probably a dozen
more Of the missing are still beneath the
debris. Last night, Immediately aftoG the
accident, and alter many who e-capcd
with severe wounds bad been given up as
lost, the number Of killed, Judging fom
the missing, was put down at about 100
None Of the injured have been taken to
othsr houses than their OWN, for their t.m-
porary accommodation. THIS afternoon
they turned up, and row more correct
idea of tho fatal results OF the disas,er can
be arrived at
Coroner Hoffman has summoned o Jury
and tomorrow Will hold an iDqueet On
the five men roasted 10 death in the Read
ing railToad paint shop He will hold mo-
inquest On the silk mill victims until he
il sati isfifd that all have been taken out.
Very little business Was done hcio to-
day, the city giyiDg iteelf up almost en-
tirslY TO the excitement attending this
terrible disaster.
Mr.. Grmshaw, the lessee Of the mill, os-
Inmates the number dead at 30 to 40 A
numbsr are so seriously injured that they
will die.
Up to IL o'clock tonight no more bodies
had been dug out Of the ruins. Every
thing is quiet and men are working with
a will The total lumber Of killed is row
placed az 30.
The most complete list Of injured places
the number at about 130, number OF
whom will die.