Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-29

Charles Taylor, Jeifersonyille; inter
nally injured.
Green Fow, baggage master at Unior
Depot; arm broken.
Clarence Lewis, ticket agent at Union
Depot, back Sprained.
Mrs Louis Whitman, Market street
back broken.
Tom Moore, injured about body.
Green Powell, colorcd; shoulder dislo
Gated
Fred Stone, 10 West Green street; left
leg diSlocated
John Morrow, CharleStown, Ind.
hand cut, hurt internally.
Henry Seeger. Fifteenth and Walnut;
leg broken.
August Tirnan, fatally crushed in left
breast.
Flick Tirnan, badly cut in the head.
Mrs. Chris. HOffenhcimer, badly in
jured about the head.
Major Gait, his wife and. two daugh-
tcrS, badly hurt but not dangerous.
Mrs. Trottcr. colorcd; leg broken.
Lieut.. Howard and two children; in
! jured about head.
DR.. Miguel. Walnut street; badly in
jured about head and spine diSlocated.
Mrs. Miguel; badly hurt about the
head, but not fatally.
Thomas Funk; both legs broken.
The following eight colored men were
badly hurt at Eclipse Hall while hold
ing session OF Adam Lodge, l. o. o.
F.: Jim Brown, hurt about the head;
| Nick Newman. both ankles diSlOcatcd;
/ Phil Smith, badly cut ON the head; Ben
| Walch, badly bruised on body; Frank
BeCkley, badly cut about head; VIM.
Meredith. cut on head; G.. w. Mansfield,
cut on head; James Lyons, cut on head.
Fletcher Pullum, Adams Express
Messenger, pinned down in ear and
taken out slightly hurt.
John Google, driver, blown from his
wagon and cut and bruised
Mrs. Jennie Whitman. back broken.
Jumped from the third story Of Falls
| City Hall.
Colored porter at the Seventh street
depot; pinned down by beam and
shoulder broken.
Mrs. Joseph Sellers; slightly hurt.
w. :. sullivan; arm broken.
Joe Warren, engineer on c. Il o.:
| thrown from the cab by tree across
/ the track not seriously injured.
Geo Pitt, fireman c. *, o.; not Scri-
ouSly.
Pat Roberts, Switchman; not serious
by.
Burt StaggerS; slightly hurt.
John Brown, Of White. Brown "
| White; shoulder hurt, not seriously.
Mrs. Brown; severe cuts and bruises;
not serious.
- Robinson; pinned beneath fall
ing wall and badly bruised
Charles Rainroad, badly bruised. -.
II. NJ. Blackburn, Woodburn, KY;
probably fatally wounded.
Charles ID. Senior, indianapolis: badly
crushed. internal injuries feared.
J. p. Mcfarland, ticket broker; badly
crushed and bruised.
Virgil Wright, badly bruised.
Ed. Mintcr. bruised and confused
wounds.
Wm. Good both legs and three rib,
broken; also injured internally. and
will die.
John c. Lieig, four ribs broken and
skull fractured; may recover.
Whittingham. head badly
bruised, but probably not fatal.
Mrs. Kate Fraser, head and face bad
.ly crushed, and probably internal I'M
jurieS
Mrs. Jennie Whiteman, back broken
Jumped from third story OF Falls City
Hall.
The friends OF Claud Goodman. chiei
train dispatcher OF the Louisville South
'ern railroad. are searching for his body
which is supposed TO be buried in the
debris. He left home to meet his broth
.er at the depot last night. and has NOT
been since heard from.
The Carpenter Anncalcd Iron Work.
ION Eighth street. four and One-halI
story building, was blown down and
only several feet Of walls remain stand
ling. The wholesale liquor establish
ment Of j. T. :. Brown Il Son, on the
corner Of Eighth and Mann streets, fel
and instantly the liquors caught fire
land caused an awful cOnilagratiOn. The
building consisted OF five stories anC
was comparatively new structure
| Bv hard work the iiremcn managed tC
control the blaze despite the character
lof the stuff that filled IT, The build
ings adjacent were considerably tori
Iup. and it is quite positive that sevcra
dead lay beneath the ruins. An i'm
mense building, occupied by ii. \
Thierman 4 Co. was almost totally de
Stroyed.
4 Board OF Trade mass meeting hcl,
this morning authorizes the Statemen
that there will be no call for aid from
the outside.
The property loss is estimated a
from $500. 900 to 1000, 600. The deaths
will number $50. Forty men have beer
sent on by the Board of Trade to make
thorough canvass OF the district, anC
report losses OF life and property. The
work Of reScuing the mangled and dea'
goes bravely on.
The following bodies have been TAX
en- from the debris this morning an'
placed in the mOrgue, most of them hay
Ing been identified and claimed by rcla
tivcS:
Randolph Scngcr mechanic, ID. y
r. r.. 124 Zane street.
Gcnevicve SimmS. years.
Henry Ling, Fifteenth street.
James NJ. Stevenson, jefferson street
John Richt, 749 Fifteenth street.
Charles Seibert. Market street.
Sullivan, Main street.
j. Flescher. Market street.
Miss Mary Schattock. 2ss Marke
street.
A. Strueling, East Market street.
Elmer Barnes. Chapel street.
Annie Miles. 1921 Portland avenue.
Clarence IoeSSer, 3l5 Ninth street.
Robert Hamilton.
Mrs. John Koran, 1871 Portland ave
niue.
Four unknown men. mangled beyon'
recognition.
HUNTING FOR THE DEAD.
Terrible Scenes Disclosed by the Work o
Excavation.
Louisville. March 9S.-Immcdiatcl.
upon the burst Of the cyclone the fir
bells sounded and the police were a
work. Within ten minutes a posse ap
peared at Falls City Hall to work.
The walls OF the adjoining house wer'
first propped. and then began the worl
of emitting through the heavy slate roo
that covered all At first work Wa
difficult and laboriouS. on account D
the anxious multitude that thronged th'
wreck. Difficult was the task to clea
the ruins of women. who were foun'
digging at the ruins with their fingers
cp,zrD WITH TIE GROANS