The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-29

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men occurred. These men were caugf
in the falling tlmbers Of the two.stor
grocery and barroom Of Nick Pheinega
and burned entirely 10 u blaCkencd m
chasred mass. They were bud Sullivan
William Deems and Ben Schildt, th
first two laborcrs and tho latter MI III
dertaker.
The Board OF Trade announces that n
help from the outside will be needle
and that tho property loss will not es
coed $9,000,000. - y
THE DEATH list.
Names OF the Killed nnd Injured So Fin
ISL .. nv Identified.
LOUISVILLE, KY, March oS.-The FOL
lowing are the names Of the kille,
throughout the city 30 far as identified
Killed-Mrs. Mary IIasson, Seven
teentll and Lyle streets; Miss Aunit
Nyles, Portland avenue, between Six
teeutfi and Seventeenth; Mrs. a|cl.augh
lin, Eighteenth and Baird; Mrs. Bell4
Lellolr, Eleventh and Lytlc; Mrs. Peter
son, Nineteenth and Walnut; Tom Puff
and Mrs. Nuttall, Jefferson street, be.
tween Eleventh and Twelfth; Sister
Mary Plus, Seventeenth and Broadway
two unknown colored men at Tobe
llenry's stable, Thirteenth, between
Grayson aud Walnut; Nicholas ]. Sulli.
vau, 1906. Magazine street, burned to a
crisp; William Diemcr, Sixteenth street,
charred to crisp; Ben Chelt, ,har.keeper
at Eighteenth and Magazine, charred to
crisp; john Emerich, saloon keeper,
Eighteenth and Maple; Moody Davis,
Thirteenth aud walnut, buried under
Eclipse or Odd Fellows Hall; ; two IN.
known colorGd women, alley near
Twelfth; Thaddeus Mason, g. II. Hath.
away, Chicago; Charles iiassenbauch,
Philadelphia; Mary Ryan, laundry girl,
Louisville Hotel, Katie McCune, lapn.
dry girl. Louisville Hotel; Mary Nc.
Ginty, laundry girl, Louisville Hotel;
bridget Grove, laundry girl, Louisville
Hotel; Maggie Campbell, laundry girl,
Louisville Hotel; Frank Paine, bar
keeper; j. B. Schildt, undertaken, $3.50 East
Market street; n small child OF George
". Cuscaden; Park Cornell, III West
Green street; Z. Il. McCue, Danville,
KY, killed in Virgil Wrjsht's cigar store
next to Louisville Hotel; unknown
woman, Twentieth and Magazine; Pat
Raid, clerk for S. L. Edmunds; Charles
jerks; unknown man, killed in street
car at Tenth and Main; Rey. S, E. Barn.
well, rector Of St. Johns Episcopal
Church; Police Officer White Baldwin,
Mclaughlin, Eighteenth and Baird
streets; August Fleischer, Master. OF
Falls City Market; Mrs. Allen Peterson
Capt. I. Angermeier, Twenty.third and
Market streets; ]. i. McCollom, Thir
teenth aud Maple; William Demarr,
Pullman car conductor; Mrs. i. Hostet,
ter, Thlrty.sixth and High; Miss Castle
man, Seventeenth street; Theodore
Angelman, Twenty.third and Market.
The friends Of CIaud Goodman, chief
train dispatcher OF the Louisville South.
ern railroad, are searching for his
body, which is supposed 10 be buried in
the debris. lie left home to meet his
brother at the depot last night, and has
not been since heard from.
Peter Fuller: Thomas H. PaE. Leo.
pold Falkenstein; Mrs. Steiden, died of
injuries; one unknown man about 81 or
40 years Of age; William Sabric.
THE INJURED.
The following is list of the injured:
Virgil Wright, bruised about the body;
J. H. Riley, station master Union depot,
bruised side and breast; Tom Allen
ticket agent Union deport, leg broken:
S. I. Smith, check agent transfer com.
pany, hip fractured; W: A. Conley, lolG
Seventh street, badly injured; Tom
Moore, Madison street, below Thirteenth,
bruised aud cut about the head; W. r.
Woodward, General Superintendent OF
the Monon; slightly bruised; William
Lindsay, gatemau, Union depot, bruised
about the body; Charles Taylor, Jeffer-
sonville, internally injured; Green Fow,
baggage master, Union depot, arm bro.
ken; Clarence Lewis, ticket agent, Union
depot, back sprained; Mrs. Louis Whit
man, Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh, buck broken; Tom Moore, in.
jured about the body; Green Powell,
colored, Guthrie street, shoulder dialo.
Gated; Fred Stone, 1904 West Green
street, left leg dislocated; John Morrow.
Charlestown, Ind, left hand cut and
hurt inside; Henry Seeger, Fifteenth
and Walnut, leg broken; August Tier
nan, Sixteenth aud Magazine, fatally
crushed in tho left breast; Nick Tiernari,
same place, badly cut in the head; Mrs.
Chris. Hoffenheimer, Eighteenth and
Maple, badly injured about the head
Major Gait, Eighteenth and Broadway.
besides his wits and two daughters, bad,
ly hurt but not dangerously; Mrs. Trot.
ter, colored, Thirteenth and Madison,
leg broken; Lieutenant Howard, Green
street, between Thirteenth and -Four.
teenth, two children hurt, slightly in.
jured about the head; DR.. Miguel, Wal.
nut street, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth, fatally injured about the
head and spine dislocatsd; Mrs. Miguel,
badly hurt about the head, but not ia.
tally; Thomas Funk, both legs broken !;
porter at Seventh street depot, pinned
down byA beam and has bis his shoulder
broken; Mrs. Joseph Zstler, Seventeenth
and Walnut streets, slightly hurt; W.
Sullivan, Tenth aud Wafnutstreets. arm
broken; Joo Warren, engineer on
Chesapeake 4 Ohio, thrown from the
cab by tree across the track, not seri.
ously injured; George Pitt, fireman,
Ghesapeake 4 Ohio, not seriously; Pat
Roberts. switchman, not seriously; Burt
Stacgers, Fourteenth aud Broadway,
slightly; John Brown, Of White, Brown
y White, West Broadway, shoulder
hurt, not seriously; Mrs, Brown,
severe cuts and bruises, not seri.
falling wall and badly bruised: Charles
Bainroad, badly bruised; II. M. Black.
burn, Woodburn, KY, probably fatally
wounded Charles D. Senpor, ,Indiauap,
oils, badly mashed, internal Injuries
learedi ]. Il. Mcfarland, ticket broker,
badly mashed and bruised; Virgil
Wright, badly bruised; Ed. Nlinter,
bruises and confused wounds; William
Good, both legs and three ribs broken,
Gluo injured internally and will die;
John G: Slei2, 0l5 West Market street,
four ribs broken and skull fractured
will recover; Mr.. Whittingham, head
badly bruised but probably not fatal
Mrs. kato Fraser, Sixth street, head and
lace badly mashed and probably Inter,
hai InIqriest MRS. Jennie Whitman, back