The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-11
THE WORK YESTERDAY.

Removing the pSbris-BodIss Recovered.
Health Bulletin No. a.rEYerythlnE TO be
Handed OVerto the State Wednesday.
JouNsrowH, Pa, June 1O.-Tho pro.
greBs OF tue work at the stone bridge TO-
day has been more satisfactory that any
dayso far. More work has been done
on removing the debris at this point to-
day than any three other days. Four
teen more stationary engines have been
sent for, and will be here tomorrow.
This will make twenty.four doing excel
lent work. The large force OF men here'
tofore employed at this point have been
taken to other points, and small force
OF men with the aid OF the engines Is do.
Ing more effective work. A heavy charge
Of dynamite was put of to-day and did n
great deal OF good, more than any three
charges heretofore fired. II denionstra'
ted that heavy charges must be used In
order to do any good. Three bodies
were found lying close together to-day,
near the stone bridge, and 10 or IL were
found In that vicinity.
SuMhlbhAhH bihllONSs
All the commissary stations are kept
busy as usual. At the Cambria one a
vast amount Of provisions and clothes
havebeen distributed. Long lines Of
sufferers stood In the h0at aud rain,
waiting their turn. No one Ia furnished
without an order, and every department
is under the Strictest discipline. Most
excellent work is being done here.
The same good work 10 being done at
the AmeriCus Club commissafy, and
others, and the same discipline and reg.
ularity. ID observed in all.
i vast amount Of work has been done
by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
and they are now able to reach Mineral
Point with thelr construction train.
The magnitude Of tile work this 0om,
pany has on HAND Is daily becoming
more apparent. In this immediate vi.
clnity, the company has already accom-.
pliSlel wonders. The washout between
The stone bridge and the Pennsylvania
railroad station has hetd elmoSt filed,
and trains are running over both TRACKS.
The hurried burial ot The dead IN the
Prospect Hill cemetery, 10 causing the
residents Of that beautiful suburb OF
Johnstown a great deal oil annoyance,
and may cause much sickness. The
bodles were PLACED In cheap collins, and
mona were Aecprel, lhP pdor from the
decpnpoOIng bodies arising 70 the
surface, and attracting I pumber
OF dogs, who keep night hldeous by
bowling and paving over the graves,
Tie Oolans were put only three feet un'
der ground, u thpyg was no time 10 dig
the graves deeper II waa iopnd neces.
saFy 10 place guards In the little Oeuel
taty containing 200 graves, to drive the
dogs away To-day Dr. Miller OF the
volunteer staif oi Np Cambria Hospital
instructed tho AmGriCus Club ipGtNbersi
who Ap In camp near tile cemetery car
Ing i0f some Of The refugees, 10 secure
dlBlniOCtants AZ once aud place II on the
graves, thus killing the odor
BODIES RECoyERED.
There wore thirty.ave bodies recover
edto.dly, elpypn Of them being at tht
stone bridge. Those taken ppt ottht
water were In a much better condition
than those found among the debris. Tht
latter were not only horribly bloAtet
and dlBtotted lhieAtire, but deconposl
ton had Bet IN, and the BtenCh ariSinl
thetetfota was no unheaEable that thu
men al the various inorRues found II
} dlsagteeable duty 10 wabh them, Thu
bodies now are almost beyond feCognl
1 ton, Many are IA black o. negroes
/. aud whefO they were bruised Inc face
0 arc bnnkCn Into . jOllled mass. The un
6 dettAkefs viii ~ leave tomorrow. Pet
4 " jealouelee have tiHlD y uhpleaSah
. i0fA0mp towotk with btliefb and bsslibi
now that tho State Ia 70 lAtb ciIafSe al
0 yOlunISerBsfylCe 10 relieved, they lay ih