The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-23
ELEVEN DEATHS ADDED

To the Awful List Caused by tho Alton
Junction Dlsaster-HarFowin Scenes
among the Dying Victims,
[For story OF the Disaster SEE third page Of this
mornings lSIELLI0 0ENGgR
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan, 22,-Eleveu addi-
tionRl deaths up to six o'clock Is the re-
cord OF the dual catastrophe at Alton
Junction since midnight last night,
The new list Of dead is rs follows;
Henry Penning, Wapn, Ills,; Willie
McCarty, Alton, Ills; John Locke,
Alton; Edward Maupin, Alton; Daniel
Harers, Alton junction; William MNnIz,
FosterburV, Ills; Charles UT, Altoni
w. II. Miller, Alton; Charles Harris,
Alton, and John wilkinson, Alton.
OF these. all died Of their injuries af'
ter being removed to the hospital at
Alton, except UT, W. II. Miller and
Mantz. whose dead bodies were found
near the scene ofthe wreck this morn
ing.
Otthe injured, fourteen, the hospital
Physicians say at six o'clock, cannot re'
cover, They are:
i, otto nagwan, J1nn pii rfeI SoTepn
tIeIlnann, tsiI neuTy tpgLt1n, pggsL,.n oo na"tJ
ptn EretL Mll.'@a NJ p LunG,usO "n,i;n Onl su Inhn
puaFuSvn p rInnn E ~ TS nu S0 C.
Purke' ~ " bitvh' h 1a..tc.j a. - SS Gan1dn, u.
IG iTni; rEaHh MiiIa ntr, p"T,; TrnOt;oU 0a"ao"
Murray, Upper Alton; - Rolotf,
Upper Alton,
OTHERS INJURED.
Those who sustained serious injuries,
but who will probably recover, are:
Mrs. A. /. WilIon and child, Kansas
City; Henry Wiggins, Alton Junction;
George Staples, Alton Junctioni John
McriKe; Atom Herman % MusSe' t;S 5dn,, 2ltoni
EEqan OMuweiI, h'oh nous ct"u' cDvI"u'
Montreal, OaRauai e1ry apsos'
onlont9WnI N.Y. .,.S MoT1tgo.uery 1gSaty
H Hlsoh b pau,el 4'S.si Stam at a.. oIs.U, To',;1,
MaTds Ttdn. IsfITn u,..n GsStG nnt; Wi,S;on yG Mn
IntnnL MVii itan aoT Trnntten "uaG rohn Hanr, @
ni hi.os s,a.. AiSvn ouotH IoS0 uOUahon @ T TaS,
q. alt9n JuncHon; Svnm MonaInsn II.a ss Eass
sE Loutsi Jauss Mu'.GnS, s.N, Aty01 ~ y 4no
uoh UharIes r1alEls, AMoli ~ pIH th
Fison, Alt9ni rspieIlne ,1.d' Fnien.lne' rh 1.a
4ueiphla' 1p' Gss Ianssaa s Aitnn At Do.
S1a Junct.on d. MeI'aIs y VS. toi Aitoni rats
y Meata A!ton 2: 2: ooN' nitIni n,i Sonn
so,s1er' AAton; EpnIatn [.EA1ruIon' N.Y. II.0'
Alton JONI tlniey, Alton rat fAnley'
A1bon, ana Una onarles .s.S Stow, osa A.sOn
pes,uss ese .ste S,e oto " 'ao aora
score who sustained uries soa o. more
oarlS oa l1Ss ~ sot, bo ioorusd % All o tSa daSS
ware
rr,rpn TO DEATH ny FLAMING OH.
1mmediatolv on entering the hospital.
the bushed voices and eosy footsteps Of
Tho nbvsicions nurses and attendants
~, 80 -. A." ~, 49, a. 49, ,ros
!olu Hnly 100 % wsia Ilt". ~ .ne ,Soe ,Ia WE
iItefally tne vatley o. sne shIaow .In ,I ol
sanon ueasn OK ea.etSsS =. boT srosdv v'e sc rUl
sreaInS estea nsu sN "'J"S ~. r SuO
caMDea 70 the.f ihlGties, sna s.l.nJ aos many
othets' 90 tne Pnys'Glans Il,. ssaesu, ~ "aS
Only question VI q AZ" il'fe n0u's u
suEerlnE w 4, a.. ,.o.1 oo.,n;,d h.,
Al, ING seones IN tne war; oGeupleu sol.. "
tue M uteu were SveH iloio neaI trei,uf et.a
lng thah ySs'erua{' ns Vn cUss I
wtappeu anu sWaateu tO ~ ey.sVn ioS. .a. anu
panuaHes LinH @ umni '"ey MsS onS .v..on5 1VSS svm
plance 70 nGnun neIns @ "aI sur.a.u sSssea.;.r.
ed py weep.nK teIas.yes % 9uI i,sUsa sO.owns ttas
lrlenus, i tuey 4ottleu 1s p!I'u,o 'u"S .laS
9rougnt teaFs 70 Tue Eyes 2. eten Y. l,.nS .ne
ei"ht. GoG.orS' "''uS'0ulVu 10 'ueS "'' " SuV"
slGnM: -. ...4,,..,
every lew moments some tOr'uFeu
soul
WRITING IN AGONY,
Would half rise from his couch, then
fall hocl, srfreriro mora ;ntenso main
49, hotosa
'1sA sI', o1.V'S 49,. J., .....,,,.. -,
tho 1s Soctoss was W SIU% neSr them % thew would %
bog pitiously to be relieved from their
pain. doctor, for Gods sake, kill ne
and nut me out OF this misery! said
one.
Perhaps the most pttiful sight Of all
was that OF thirteen.year.old Willie Nc
Garty. His mother was sitting at his
bedside, trying in vain by gentle words
and soothing careases to ease his suffer-
ing, while her voice trembled with the
grief which was breaking her heart.
ilhe boys flesh was cooked from head
to foot. His eyes wero burned out.
Tho skin had peelad Oft his face and
head, taking with IL large portions OF
the flesh. The only response to the
anxious mothers INQUIRY as to how he
fslt was, "Oh my head! Why can't
dieP"
only those ,lg thought to ia. be fatally IN. IN,
bnanito r ot All VS tbs otbsps ~ tS were ronovSS 1
to their homes or to the homes Of
friends throughout the city, that they
might receive tho undivided