Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-07

Mechanics in Good Demand.
Notices are posted asking for carpenters,
stone-masons, and bricklayers, but they do
| not Inaterialize
NAMES OF SOME OF THE LOST.
A Long List from woodvale-The Work of
Recovery.
JoHNsTowN, Pa, June bodies we're
recovered yesterday all over the lower part
of the town. Two children of Benjamin
| ffman, Miss Minnie and a little girl about
| two years old, were found yesterday morn
| ing at the family residence. They were
wedged in among the debris but were only
slightly disfigured. They were taken to the
Pres 1yterian church The body of 16-year-
old girl, supposed to be either Laura Frank
or Miss Brinker, was found in the rear of the
residence of Henry Hows, and was taken to
the church A great many are identified by
being found in the houses in which they
lived. Many of those found are too much
disff ,ured to recognize.
Identified Bodies at the school House.
The remains of the following persons were
| taken to the Prospect school house and iden-
tifieo: John l.. Mcclure, Conemaugh: Lilon
Tucker, Lille Grinding, Maggie Morgan,
! T. Schotz, Mrs Mary Keedy, Mrs. Thomas
| Rodgers, David Sarany, Thomas Owens,
| Thomas Brady, Miss Hager, Mary Callahan,
| VIII am Lowens, Clara Davis, Mrs. Mary
Drew; Mrs. O'Brien's body was taken out
| of the debris at the Cambria iron works;
Joseph Cronin, a wholesale liquor dealer, is
probably drowned; Mrs. Edward Price and
Miss Tydvl Thomas, sister of Davis Thomas,
are supposed to be drowned Ed Kelley,
c.,
vivo-s out of a family of eight Frank and
Cert e's bodies were recovered Wednesday
Reported Dead, but Alive.
From Mr. Samuel Bailey, his daughter,
| Miss Maggie, and Mr. David Barry was OBJ
| tanned the following list of those reported
dead who known to be alive: George
Englebach, Charles Dress, James Mcmillan;
Judge Potts and family, all but one daugh
| ter; Frank j. O'Connor; Judge ONeill, of
Cam oria City; George Akers, Rev. David j.
Beale
The Woodvale Victims.
The list of the lost at Woodvale increases.
The following are known to have persisted
making total of 242 out of a population of
1000 persons: Mrs. r. II. Mason and
two girls, boy and Lena Eberly; J. Schrey
and wife; Mrs George Baker and child,
doubtful whether alive or not G. Geddes.
wife and son-in-law; W. Troso wife. and
five children; p Smith, wife and four chii-
dren, Mrs. Short and four children: Mrs.
May Heal and four children; Mr. Trepts and
two children-Mrs. Trepts is said to be alive;
MIR. Beecher and son; Mrs. Mcdonald, daugh-
ter, and three boarders; Mr.. and Mrs G.
Thomas and two daughters Mamie Hannah
is the only one of the Hannah family lost
two of Mr.. Snyder's family and two
of Mr. Pnha fe,
have persisted; Charles Hellriegel and daugh-
ter; son of Mr.. Blair; Rosanna Blair,
Frank Bauman wife and two children; Mrs.
SiegInan, son and daughter; Joe Stioslietz-
ky; George Wagner, wife, and two children:
Mrs Heidenthal and five children; Mrs Ed
ridge; MIR. Hooper-said to be alive. but his
wife and children and domestic are drowned:
| Mrs McTafens, domestic and two boarders
| jams Bowers, wife and child; John Horton.
| Sr. d; Mrs. Stephen Johns and three children:
Mrs George Oilers; Charles Burkhardt's two
children; Mrs. Henry Miller and two chill
dren; Robert Miller's five children; Richard
Jones and four of his family; Christ Weber;
Charles Bischof; Mrs. John Car and child;
JOS sebastians three children; Mrs D. Dun
can; Mrs Fl. Smith and two children: JOS
Potter's three children; James Updegraff and
child; Fred Frieblinger's four children; Mrs
Baunler-probably dead; Mr.. Zimmerman,
wife, and four children; Mr. Bann,
wife and two children; Mr.. H. Sic
bert and wife; John Logue, wife
and two children; William Smith and
wife; Matthew Bunting and wife; Mr. and
Mrs. Israel; Thomas Eek and four children
reported dead; Mrs. Elisha Baily and three
children; Mrs Baily, ST.; Mrs Elmer
Eldri1ge and two daughters; Mrs Foster
and Ter daughters, Bessie and Maggie: j ohm
Weaver; Evan B. Evans, wife and three chill
dren and hired man; Mrs. James Davis and
three children; Mr.. Rogers and wife; Mrs
). c. Tucker and two daughters, Lilly and
Mabel-Mr. Tucker alive, but seriously in
jured; four of the Mccartney family; VIII
lam Breck, wife and two children; Mrs.
Jane and Mrs. Florence Allison, of Pitts
burg, probably persisted; Job Scheller,
wife and two daughters. Rose and
Annis; James Meaker doubtful and wife;
Miss Carrie Williams; Mrs Lou Smith and
child Mr.. and Mrs. Huff and five children:
Ben Hinchman's two children; Mrs Christ
Boxley, doubtful; Ed Thomas, wife, and five
children Mrs. Archie Reynolds and daugh-
ter; ldr. and Mrs. Ed Barker and two chill
dren; Mrs Thomas Jones and her two chill
dren, Maggie and Willie; Mr. and Mrs Alex
ander; Mr.. Wickham. Among the doubtful