The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-04

NJ, Parsons, John Myers, James Jones
Thomas Thoburn, Mrs. Leech (mothej
Of County Superintendent OF SCHOOL,
Leach, Mrs. Lucy Liyermore, Dayil
Sturdy, Mrs, Margaret Frank, Mrs. Mol
lie Burkhardt, Miss Molly James, FranI
Davis, OF G0S South Fourth street, Steu
benyille, Ohio; Miss Alice Kennl
Chrlsty, formerly Of Butler; Mrs. Mug
gle Stopel, Mrs, Mary Cush, Williams L
boy 10 years old), DR.. II. T. Wilson
Mrs. Catharine, family OF Patrick Fagar
husband, wife and two grown daugh
terS), John Murphy, Charles Beam
Mary Callahan, Samuel Hlte, Samue
Blough, Charles Murray, John S. BnCh
anan Superintendent Cambria Iror
Works warehouses), Mrs. John w
James, Bessie T. Rose, Mrs. Mary Dow
ney, Paul Geddes, William II. Overlook,
Anne Owens, o, Lewis, Mary Anne
Owens, Anne Jones, Richard Jones lex,
burgess), Gottleib SchuteldiCk, George
Geddes, Fl. G. Rose District Attorney,
George Helsel.
At the Fourth ward school house a
great number OF victims are being pre-.
pared for interment, Yesterday 200
were disposed OF and to-day as many
more received attention.
OTHERS IDENTIFIED.
Those identified are; Charles NIasshal,
Mrs. T. H. Defrances, a son and daught.
or Of DR.. Poland, Mrs, KaizeuGtein, and
son, Mr.. Long, Ia butcller,) Mrs. Fila
Layton, Moses Strause, Frank Wheat,
Of Wheeling, Sadie Gageby, Miss Mary
l.ieden, Jacob Wild, Mrs. Jacob Wild,
Mrs. W. w. Jones, Howell Powolls, two
sons, one two years old, the other
but few days old, George II, Baldwin,
Wm, Layton, Mrs. 0'Conpell, Mr.. Nc.
Kay, John 0. Richards, aged Is, PATRICK
McNally, Charles +. Butler, Assistant
Treasurer Cambria Iron Comany, Mrs
s. NJ. Jones, Joseph Hamilton, p. W.
McAlcy, Miss Harrigan, james Murthd,
William l.. Davis, eamuel B. Eldridge,
Miss Laura Hamilton, Mrs. Knorr,
whose body has been robbed Of yalu,
ables, Elmer Brinoley, Mr.. Little, OF
Pittsburgh, Charles II. Wilson, q female
resembling Miss Ella Laytonand Nellie
Williams, sJohn Burne, 0 brakeman
Cambria Iron Co., Mrs. John Eells, Jno.
Andrews, Frank II. Harris, Arthur
Smith, Carrie s. Barbour, George Ran.
dolph, Frank Diamond, Annie FalCon,a q
lady supposed TO be Mrs. Gels, James G.
Cox, Mrs. James G. Cox. Mrs, James |.
Probes, Amelie Robb, William Penrod,
James ]. Murphy, Bessie Murphy. a
young lady with initials W. II. on ring,
Miss Hotter, NJ. L. Davis, John SLun,
Mary Davis, Peter Brown, Minnie Lin.
ton, Charles FitsLarris, Charles Bohnkc,
Thomas Matthews, Bertha Hoffman,
Mrs. B. +. HolImand, Florence Hoffman,
Fred A. Hoffman, Marion Hoffman, Joe
Hoffman, DR.. W. O. V. Beam, A. Lyttle,
Laura Hamilton, Mrs. John D. q. Hor-
mock, Conrad Weiz, August Doris.
The dead at Kearnsville are; Three
children OF N. Shanks, Mrs. Walter
Dawes, Mrs. John Howker, Mrs. Ream,
Mrs. Wesley Stuff, Mrs. Jacob swank,
Luther Bowman's child, Jessie Hamil.
ton, Mrs. l.. W. Delaney, Otto Cooper,
Annie Reese, Windsor Reese, Ella
White, Maggie White, Charles ltlsCer,
Mrs. Ed. Brennan, u daughter OF Bern.
ard GUM. Mrs. KnollOy, 8alliO LqYey
Kinney, mother Of Joseph Kinney, Mrs,
Robert Nixon, Mrs. Dyer, james How
ard, Mrs. ]. ]. Craig, Mrs. Rachel Forkes,
David Fisher. Margaret Fisher, George
Fisher, John II. Fisher, Fishers servant
CIR, Mrs. Kinney, I've unknown bodies,
Atother points, Mrs. A. W. Lockhart,
OF McKeesport, Mrs. LoCkharts father,
q servant girl, Mrs. Umerlofr and son,
Peter Brown, Minnie Linton, Charles
FitzhardS, Charles Bonke, and three I'M
known.
| A DEPLoRABLE CONDITION.
Kearnsville is in a deplorable CON
dition. Tho living Rro unable to take
care Of the dead. The majority Of the
Inhabitants Of the town were drowned
A lean.to OF boards has been erected on
the only street remaining In tho town
This Is the headquarters for the commit.
tee that controls the dead. As quickly
as the dead are brought 10 this polnt
they are placed In boxes and then taker
to the cemetery and buried. A supply
store has opened in the town. A mill
man who was oVerohUrglng for milk thiI
morning narrowly escaped lynching
, The Infatuated men appropriated oil hit
/ milk and distributed II among the poo
and then drove him out Of town.
The body Of the Hun who was ynChoI
in an orchard last night was removed b,
D his friends during the night, The Ia
' human monster had cut OF the lady
. four fingers Of tho right hand, He wa
noticed before he escaped and droppe,
3 the fingers into his pocket, where the.
0 were found when ho was captured, Til
A act 10 tilAddoped tho mon TINT th0y too
him 10 An orchard oil the hillside an
!, hung him. There Is but one street le
q In tho town.
d ALL THAT REMAINS.
It About 1856 houses urC standing whcr
l. once there stood a thousand. None
I. the largo buildings in what was once
+ thriving lltllo borough have escape,
b Ono thousand people Is a low CstlnAI
70 Of The number Of lives lost from th
IA town. But few OF lhe bodies have bee
recovered. It's directly abnHo the rtiil
anu tuO DOuleh nave uOhWu uOMu tul
them whore they were burned, A wa
through tho town revealed 4 dGgola
10 sIpht, Only about 25 AblC.bodled mt
IN have survived and arc able TO rOndl
70 any assistance. Men and women eau
M seen With black eyes, bruised. cy
J, and cut heads. Flp appearance ot sou
" Of tho ladies' 10 lieAflEcpdlng, TIL
H. were injured In tho flood and since NJ
have not slept. Their faces have turn
10 a Blrkly yellow aud dark rings slrtOui
NO tho eYeS, Many have suCCombed 10 M
hB vouB prosltAtlon, For two days but !
on lO assistance could DO rendered thei
No medical attention reached the
IN. The wounded remaining In some li5uI
lee were cut OF by tho vul6r aud died ird
l), their Injuries alone, gomO were all
lie, on Sunday aud their shouts could
orc heard by the people OH tho shore.
A man Ia now In temporary lall
al what Ia left oi the town, lie was taur
on, stealing q gold watch, A shot waS nj
Ifs, ~ him but bB was not wounded, 4