Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-04

tsleenohed Che following: Good order
nrevsiled throughout the city and vicinity
last night Police arrangements excellent.
Not one arrsst made. No need Of send
iug troops. The Mayor of JohnstOwu and
Sheriff of Cambris county, with whom l
am In constant communication, request
that no troops be sent. I concur In their
Judgment There Is great outside clamOr
for troops DO not send tents, rs l have
nine hundred here, which sre sufficient.
I sdvise you 10 make a call on the general
public for money and other assistance. 1
suggest that You name Drecksl X Co,
Pniladeiphia, and W. K. Thompson x Co.,
bankers, PittsbuTg, as depOsitOrs.
'About two thousand bodies have been
received, and the work of embalming and
buryiug the dead is going on with regu-
la7ity There is plenty Of medical as
si-taucs. We have a bounuiul supply of
food and clothing tOdsy, and the fullest
Geographic facilities aye afforded and all
inquiries promptly snsw red. The Penn
syIvauia RAJ rood viii be completed to
J1hn-sowu ststion tonight Have yOu
any instructions OF inquiries?
..rhe most conservative estimates here
pIarr On number of lives lost at fully
; 600 Th- prevailing Impression Is the
loss VIII reach FROM 5000 10 lo'oou Anere
are many widows and % pnaus, and
great many wounded. of whom it ~ impos-
sibI- To giv- au e-umste The property
destroyed ain reach >eo,Ooo,uOo Inc
popular estimate will reach ~5o,oOo 600
"Chisf Burgss. Huri and L. c MoXnam,
Chairman of Gee R ia. Committee are DC
irg good work. They have made requisi-
lon on Pittshurg for cooking iscutues,
shoes and made up clothing Tor men,
women and children, all of which We need
badly. Tomorrow morning we VIII have
900 men with horses, carts, axes and other
tools clearing sway the debris. You can
not raise TOO much money for tins sutier-
ngcommuuity. I viii issue q proclsma-
tion tonight 20 the people OF the country
and to- ali who sympathizs with suffering
20 give MD 10 our deeply sttlected people
Tsu them 20 be OF good cheer, tnat ihe
svmpatnies of OuJ people, irrespective OF
section are with rhem, and wherever the
news of their calamity hiss been carried,
responses Of sympathy snd aid are COM
ing in.
"a single subscription from England,
lust received is for $1,000. Mayor OF
Columbia. Tenn. says: Draw for toOO-
Governor Fifer, OF Illinois, says: What can
We do tor the sufferers Ia the valley OF the
C,nemauet? No effort will he spared
here to- biog quick and full relief. Goa
bless all who suffer and all who help them.
rSi0n-d1 d. II. HASTINGS.
Names of some OF the Victims.
Az 6 o'clock in the evening 6SO
bos;es had been received at the Cambria
5epositorv for oorpses. The names Of the
latslv Identified are: Burgess O'Neii, vile
and cbildrsd. John Smith, Joseph Kramer,
Mrs George A. Luther, James ScnlilcS,
Tnlius Bishop. John CrenOle, Kate Nc
Foerv There are ten that are at present
1nL-novyn. At Millville was the body Of
eirl fifteen years old, making the forty
sixth corpse received there. An angry
mark on the wrist looked as II Orseeie'
had been torn from the arm.
At +bs rnorpue situated az the Franciscan
/ Convent ln JohnstOwD, the bodies OF Mrs.
and Miss Shad Jones ,coloredl, OnSs'
Psnke - BroWD, of WoOdvule, ana
me son of Richard Fitzhsrris we're idenu,
sed Seventy bodies have been received
M the PENNSYLVANIA railroad station.
Thoie identified are Schelheimer'
NTr.. ID ]. Widhsm, Fanny FfosSeI,
Mrs. r NJ Parsons, John Myers, James
Zones Tbomas Thoburn, NJ 8. Leecn
lmotber of Superintendent OF oenools
! Leacb, Mrs. Lucy LiVerm0rei DAriu
Surdv. Mrs. Margaret Frank, Mrs' -,1-.S mOll {
7 James. Frank Davis, Of sos Soutn FOui .I.-1 "
street. Steubenville, Ohio MISS A.iOe
Kenps Christy. formerly Of Butleri 1lrs'
/ ATspr q St0pel. Mrs Mary Cush, --- W IL
Items. a boy 10 years old; DR.. II. j. VII
son. family of Patrick Pagan husband,
wife and two grown daughters)i John
Murphy. Chss. Beam, Mary Callahan,
Samuel Blough, Chas. Murray, John >.
l Buchanan Superintendent Cambria Iron
Works warenousesl; Mrs. John W. James,
Bes7ie p. Rose, Mrs Mary Downey, Paul
Geddss. Vim. H. Overlook, Annie Owens,
u Tewis. Mary Ann Ovens Annie Jones,
. P;cbard Jones Burgess Gotleih
Schureldick. Geo. Geddes, II. G.. Rose
rDistriet Attorney, Geo Helsel.
Az the Fourth ward school house great
,,0,bsr of victims are being prepared for
;,tsrment Yesterday 200 were disposed
of and today as many more received at
t.,,io, Those identified are: Chas- Mar
sbaI Mrs. IA. r. Dstrances, sou OF Dr.
poland daughter Of DR.. Poland, Mrs
Es,lsnstein. son of Mrs Katzenstein, Mr'
Iony a butcher, Moses Strause FRANK
wheat. Sadie Gsgeby, Mrs. Ella Layton
Miss Mary Lieden, HuTlbut House porter
o,iorad supposed tc be William Henry
Tscob wild. Mrs. JscOb Wild, hirs'
W ". Joues, Howell Poweils tWO @
so,s one 2-vears-Old: he other but le"
Ssvs 49, Geo. II Baldwin, VIM. Layton MIS-
O'1,nnell. Mt. Mckay, John o. klcnaTus'
80 55 Patrick McNalIy, Chas r. bu'ieT'
ssssistant treasurer O. i. Co, Mrs. ,. M
T,gss los Hamilton, p. ". MeAieY'
Mis- Hsrrigan, Jas Murtha. VIM l..
Dsvis sam X. Eldridge, Miss Laura
Hamilton. Mrs. Knorr, whose pooy mas
bssn robhsd of valuables, Elmer Brlnklsy'
Mr. A. Little, of Pittsburg, Chas. ii. w, IL
IN, a woman resembling Mics Bib
Tavtoa. Nellie Williams, John Burns,
b-sksn,au C.. 1. Co. Mr.. John Nells, JONI
Andrews. Frank III Harris, Arthur smith
Carrie s. Barbour, Geo Randolph, trans
Diamond, Annie Falcon, a lady suppo'el
to be Mr.. Gels, James G.. Cox, Mrs. Jas l.
Probes. Amere Robb, VIM. Peurod' AZ
Murphy. Bessie Murphy, lady with lnilial'
w. isl ou rins, Miss Holfer, NJ l.. DAVIS
John Stun, Mary Davis, Peter bro"n
Minnie Linton, Chas. Fitzharris' 0has