The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-07
Nothing Heard from the Villages
Along the Greek.

rire-The Lists OF the Dend Thus Far
Compiled-Sone Estimates OF losses.
The dead In OIL City and Titusvile. accord
ing to conservative estimates. number more
than $50. 1t is possible that 500 persons have
persisted In the fire In those two places alone.
Nothing as yet has been heard from the
dozen or more villages bordering on Oil Creek
between the two towns. distance OF eighteen
miles. II these places have suffered rs Titus
Vile and OIL City have suffered. the list Of the
dead may reach very largo figures.
Gov. Pattison has asked for aid In procla-
nation. The citizens OF the stricken places
have also raised their voices asking help
Titusvile recites what she did for others in
times OF sore distress. such as the Chicago
FIRE and the yellow fever epidemic. and now
waits for what others will do for her.
1t is impossible to say which town is the
more terribly afflicted. The fires are out, but
the waters have not fully receded. Until they
have receded the roll Of the dead cannot be
made complete.
The list OF those known to be dead includes
the following:
Tho Dead at OIL City.
AIKEN. WILLIAM
AIKEN. EDWARD. son OF William.
AIKEN. FRANK. son Of William.
BAKER. CHARLES.
BRISTOL. JAMES W.
BRISTOL. Mrs. J. w.. Of Rochester. NY.
BRIGGS. Miss EMMA.
BURNS, JAMES.
BURNAK. F. w.
DouaHERTY. H1RAMD.
DELwoRTH. J. l.. lawyer.
FREEMAN. EDITH.
FRITZ. EUGENE. died from injuries at P. NJ.
yesterday.
HOLMES. JAMES. OF Jamestown. N. Y.
HAWK. Miss MYRTLE. died from injuries yes
terday afternoon.
HAssENFRITz, WILLIAM.
LYONS BARTHOLOMEW. Councilman.
LYONS Mrs. KATE. wife OF the above.
LYONS. WILLIAM. son OF Bartholomew.
Mills. EDWARD.
MILLS. Mrs.
Five children OF the above.
MCPHERSON. WALTER
MILLER. CHARLES.
MILLER. EDWARD.
O'LEARY. JOHN. Express Messenger.
O'LEARY. Mrs. FLORA. mother Of JOHN
O'LEARY.
PLANK. E " R.. Carthage. NJ Y.
RIENBoLD. JOHN.
ROACH. Mrs. JOHN.
SULLIVAN. DANIEL.
SHAFER II. W.. operator for Postal Telegraph
Company.
Three men.
Little girl about IL years old.
Four bodies found on Shamrock street.
Six bodies found on Clapp farm. one mile
above the n. Y, p and o. bridge.
Three bodies burned beyond recognition.
Child found In front of the Briggs House.
Baby found on Seneca street.
The Dead at Titusvil,e.
BrSoENHgIMEn. JACOB.
BINGESHEIMER. Mrs.
3IN6ENHEIMER. JACOB. Jr. KATE, LESLIE.
EDWARD. GERT1E. HARRY. WALTER and baby
i've days old. children OF Mrs Bingenheimer.
CAsPERsoS. c. p.
CAsPERsoN. Mrs G. P.
COHEN. Miss GoLDIE. aged IL.
CAMPBELL Mrs. FRED.
CAMPBELL. OLIVIA and EDGAR. children OF
Mrs. Campbell.
Copy. FRED. aged IL.
CuPPIE. WILLIAM.
EcKERT. infant Of Mrs. william.
ENaLYsKI. Mrs. and child.
FOSTER. FRANK. aged IL.
VURMAN. Mrs. (colored)
HAEHNE. Mrs. MARY
HAEHSE. MAMIE. GERTlE. PETER and CLARA,
children OF Mrs. Haehne. ''''
HATHoRN. SAMUEL and family.
HOLMES HARRY. OF jamestown. NV
JACOBS. Mrs. A.. and one child.
LEWIS. FRED.
LEWIS. Mrs. FRED.
LEWIS. LIZZIE
LEWIS. LENA.
MCKENZIE. Mrs. MEL.
MCFADDEN. JOHN.
MCFApDEN. Mrs. MARY.
MoHIARITY. JOHN.
OsMAN. Mrs. LENA and two children
O'MARA. JOHN.
O'MARA, Mrs. JOHN.
PEAsE, GEORGE
QUINN. JOHN. mail carrier.
QUINN. Mrs JOHN. and two children. Ny1,,p
and MAMIE.
RIEHI. HENRY. OF Buffalo.
RIscHEL. Miss MINNIE. OF Pottsville. Pa.
RICE. Mrs. DELLA.
EEIDE. FRED.
RErDE. Mrs. FRED. and two children. FREE
and Lutte
scHArER. Fl. W.. OF Pottsville. Pa.
SrIEGEI- JOSEPH. and two children.
WHALEN. FRANK.
wHALEN. Mrs. FRANK. and three children.
Boy
TIE SITUATION IN 1ITUsVILLE
Gasoline was swept into = Furnace and
Thus the Fire Began.
TITusvILLE. Juno G.-The origin OF the fire