The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-07

mated losses In the Third ward:
United Lumber and Coal Company, $4,000: partially
insured.
Chautauqua Lake ice house. $1,000
Diebold's house and furniture. $1,000.
W. H. Loots store. hotel. barn. and household goods
$4,000
TIL McrIae's general store and building. $500
nnl Asteinke. paper and paint store, $1,000.
George Sigman's b ,rber shop, 81 600
Five freight cars on the bridge no estimate.
George Thorn shoe shop stock, and fixtures 5000.
insurance.
Fitzra,ricks blacksmith shop and tools $1,000.
r. d. MAYORS plumbing shop. $4,000.
Fcischm ans tailor shop. $4,000.
James McIIalc three two.story frame houses $4,000
Medias OIL Company. threestory frame building. So.
600
Lizzie Andersons dressmaking establishment 81 900
Reinbolds carriage repostory,Myers Heaiy's black
smith shop. and Leses harness shop. stocks, tools
and fixtures sl2.oCO.
George Paul sons four story furniture and casket
warehouse $4,000.
Dauben 4 Lecks two-story frame house and store
$1,000.
Kramsr's three.story tenement house. 81. 800.
New tube m i'll. 500 by no feet partially completed.
$4,000. Old tube MILL $4,000.
Pennsylvania Refinery Company. $4,000
Refinery OF Justice suhr. with tho barrel factory
and machinery. s65,oO0.
Imperial barrel factory. 100000.
Valley Refinery. $4,000
Nicholas Smith. house and furniture. 81. 900.
Thomas wilson, cottage and household goods. 81 900.
Bartholemay Lyons. house and furniture. Sl.500.
Scott Campbell. house and furniture. $1,000.
Frank Wright. house. $1,000
John sullivan house. $500.
Joseph hammer. house and furniture, S1.loo.
CARING FoE THE DEAD
1t is thought that when all Is known the
death list will reach nearly or quite 100 Cor
oner J. NJ. Snowden swore in his jury this
morning and tho work has been severe. There
are three or four Temporary morgues, and the
scene in each is horrible At the City Hall;
ks Tc ss '{ thu IsR
human beings At the further end Of the hall
lies a once happy family, bartholomew Lyons
them Is Mrs. Mills and her twin daughters.
Ths n Smne SIt s
arms arms W are cIasped Bout each other "'"0N
Mr. Mills came to this country from England
little more than year ago Four months
Walter Mcpherson and Grant TerwilliGer lay
side by side. tho former only slightly burned.
U 81 e and her SON. an express MESSENGER
on the Valley Road. lie side by side. recog-
nizable only by clothing. ,,
on Seneca street. saw several bodiesrecovered.
Some OF them were only fraEments.,
was held at o o'clock this morning at the office
OF n. Clark: Arrangcne nts were made for So
curing assistance and collecting funds. For
each ward acommittee member was appointed
at Sunday evenings meeting. and paper was
drawn up to be circulated for subscriptions.
The association decided to assume the eX-
Rense Of fitting up tenn porary building in the
Paul block on Seneca street.
The ladies representing tho relief, associa-
ton committees In the several wards held a
meeting at 0;3O o'clock at the office OF George
r. Huklil. The three members Of the COM
mttee. wi With as many more Of the ladies Of the
city will help. to solicit supplies OF all kinds.
to be left at ssi no Gen.
sorrow. Many mess ages. making coptri-
been received The mem becs Of the various
churches have extended the, use Of their
e M fsvH Is IN S e s as
in silks vie with men in rubber boots and
overaIls in the work Of rescue. Hundreds Of
instances Of personal bravery and sef-sacrilce
are cited.
WOULDN'T LEAVE HIS MOTHER.
John Clcary was found dead kneeling at the
foot OF his mothers bed. She had been i'll for
preferred death to leaving his mother.
In the ruins in another house was found the
Geath had T paynsp and resde her
were two children who had died In each others
arms. ~
their proirers OF assistance. and many came
here worEin. hard in lighting fire and in as
% f Valley esrrs strs sSs
Oil City Relief Association have their head
quarters in = storeroom. TO one side of the
ceiving cash, checks. and promissory notes.
The amount Of cash now on hand is about
hse have BEEN S
position for the receiving and distributing de-
engaged in attending to the immediate wants
OF the sufferers in tho way Of clothing and nee
ossaries OF life
An imrromptu, meeting Of the l. o; Of &
TO perfect arransements for taking care Of
1ef nRGn!Sa s" pn 'St IT, HeS$ fSHsf.S
tary 70 Of each lodge bring before his individual
LODI" the a. Of Specif fr relief nss o,o
molly to the front, and are treating the large
number, of Injured victims without thought Of
many Indies who are trying to act as nurses.
SOME AID COMING IN: MORE NEEDED.
kilograms from all parts OF the country are
being received expressing sympathy and con
cations are r acconnani"d Gy orders and drafts.
Among the larger contributions are two from
the Bear, Creek, Refining Company FIR $500
s50U. Now that tho worst part Of tn" ira cedy
is over many Of til" fortunate ones are relat-
they had from death. while others are COM
mentinG upon acts OF bravery.
Grant Trrwilllger. VINO was WORKING TO save
women and childrcn. was drowned. as was
also his brother william. They Owed into the
Saek Each was married. and leaves family.
and Ed both married. lost their lives at their
fathers homo on Seneca street. They sent
THAR mother AMI sister over the temporary
bridge and remained behind to pile up the
furniture out Of the waters reach. They were
NO Turner n barber. had an experience he
will not soon forget, for he was the last man to
reach the Lake. Shore tunnel alive, Like the
others before HIN. he ran into the tunnel
ahead OF the wall Of iiane
The prospect OF cTcn a few minutes more OF
life was better than to surrender. and the
town town over sunday. and had a narrow escape
when the explosion occnrred; The Sheriff was
incd was a-tnGging, at his arm. A woman was
CRYING: For Gods sake. save my children"
Hardly knowing what he was doing. he
the wnrd until ho met two men. To one II
thSm he gave the baby. and then went back. TO
haIu the mother with the other children. He
then sent to Reno for hose to assist in putting
ont the fire.
WHERE ANp HOW THE FLOOD STARTED.
The devastation which swept through Oil