Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-02-11
Te- = Dear and Twenty
htee Still. Missing.
ALL TIE BODIES Ipt>l FLED.
The Property Loss VIII Reach Nearly
$4,000, ooO-Many Victims still Believed
TO Be Buried In the Ruins-The List
of Dead and Missing.


teenth streets Wednesday night cost 10
lives property loss of 81 600, 100 and
loss 70 the insurance companies of
$3.50, 060
All OF these figures Will be increased
te some extent by further investigation
and search. II now seems the list of
dead will aggregate seoze or more.
Twenty-thfee people were reported
missing at the county morgue. Already
ten beae 8 hpve been recovered from be
Meath the fallen walls All have been
identified The stupendous task of
clearing away the debris was only
rightly begun at noon yesterday
The chiefs Of the fire department and
other sons experienced in the hand
ling Of the fire who saw the walls fall
Wednesday night are positive that
many more persons than are estimated
will ultimately be found to have per.
ished
The injured men who were removed
to the Homeopathic hospital were re-
ported rG Sc progressing slowly towards
recovery last night, with the exception
Of Robert Rosem6nd, the fireman who
had his legs crushed by flying piece Of
pipe The latter is still in a dangerous
condition and chances for his recover
are about evenly balanced,
Saturday will be day of funerals
Most oil the victims will be buried on
that DAY
The known dead:
Lieutenant of Police John A Berry,
married, home 2f Crawford street.
Thomas Clatfey, age 81, single, team
ster, employed by Chantauqua Lake Ice
company, home 2l24 Mulberry alley
identified by Richard Haley.
John Dwyer age b, single, driver
for Shoenberger' s mill, home rear of 100
Mulberry alley
Josias McC. Hanna, age 80, single.
bookkeeper for Chautauqua Lake Ice
company, home l66 Pearl street.
George Loveless, age 40, home Divis-
ion street, Bellevue
John Scott, age 49, single, clerk for
the Chautauqua Lake Ice company and
son of President William Scott, identi.
fed by w @. Thoma.
William McGonigle, assistant en-
ginee1 Chautauqua Lake Ice company,
age ~ single Terribly crushed, head
entirely severed from his body. Lived
at lG Crawford street. His body was
recovered early yesterday morning.
William Scott, Jr., age 81, single, son
Of President William Scott of the Ohau.
tauqua Lake Ice company.
Stanley Seitz, age IA, home as Thir.
teenth street
William Smith, age 81, single, oiler
for Chautauqua Ice company, 16 Oraw.
ford street.
Albert Wolff, age 20, single, home
1243 Fem avenue, identified by his
mother, Mrs Johanna Wolff
People who are missing:
Nathaniel Greene, 81 Stevenson
street, reported by c. A. Grubbs of 612
Smithfeld street,
George Miller, aged %, lived on La.
cock street, Allegheny. Employed as a
driver by the Chautauqua Lake Ice com.
pany
Prot. James Moxon, aged 81, Hamil.
ton avenue, Brushton Organist in
Brushton English Lutheran church. He
is a school director iii the Thirty seventh
ward
David B. Wickerly, aged 28, employed
as stairbuilder by Contractor James
Haney Lived on Thorn street, has
wife and three children
Patrick Grant, aged %, "A North
Highland avenue, single.
James Beverly, aged 40, Grafton, en-
ployed there by Thomas Gaffney.
George Mcdonald, aged IA, Spring
alley, between Sixteenth and Seven.
teenth streets,
James d. Morrison, aged 50, lived at
1900 Clinton street, South Side.
William Finch. known by members of
No II Engine company as Little
Chief Last seen near Mulberry alley.
George Newman, aged 33, red hair
and mustache, Brushton avenue, Thirty
seventh ward. Was employed as in
spector by the Philadelphia Gas com
pany
William Doran, aged 10, 1911 Web
ster avenue
Edward Donnelly, aged rs, riverman,
boarded with Mrs. Dunn, Ferry street
Christ SchTinger, aged 2S, employed
by Kaiser & Stehle, Thirty eighth street
and Allegheny Valley railroad.
Edward Barrett, employed as watch
man at Hoeveler's storagehouse. Was
80 years old, and lived ON Fifth avenue.
near Tunnel street,
Michael O,Hearn. aged 80, living at
SIC Second avenue.
Harry Exler, bridge builder, employed
by Schultz Bridge and Iron company.
Thomas McManus, aged 80, worked
for Hoeveler Was at work in the stor.
age house at the time.
d. A. Geary, aged 2S, 1910 Ann street.
employed by Adams Express company
as clerk.
The big losers by the fire are the
Chautauqua Lake Ice company. the
Union Storage company and w. A. /
rIonse'' > end the firms who hca GOD