The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-15

OF FUNERALS.
We're the Mournful Scenes in
New Richmond, Wisconsin,
Witnessed Yesterday. q
MANY DEAD ARE UNIDENTIFIED
Population OF Herman, Nebraska
in a Pitjnble Condition.-.5OO Z
are Without Homes.

NEW RICHMOND, wis, June A.
Thsrty-tw0 new graves were made to-.
day IN the two little cemeteries at op-
posite sides Of town, n constant succes-
sion OF funerals threading passage
through the Uttered streets all day
long. Services for twenty-five were
held In the Catholic church and from
the Congregational church ten. There
Is, still q large number OF unburied
dead, and but for the fact that largo
number OF collins failed to arrive to-
day It Is likely the number OF funerals
would have been close to fifty. The
number Of known dead was increased
by one, Henry Larsen, boy about
fourteen years OF age, the son of Il lu-
borer. and two Of the injured died.
Contrary to general expectations there
were no bodies found during the day
In the basement of the Williams dry
goocs store. It was predicted when
the work Of clearing out the debris was
begun that ut least twenty bodies were
stlll In the cellar Of Williams store, but
at nIshtfall u large portion OF the place
had been gone over and nothing was
found to Indicate that any more dead
were In the ruins.
Unidentified Dead.
Ten bodies still remain unidentified
five OF them lying In the Catholic
church, three IN the Congregational
church. and two In the school house.
All OF these have been counted In the
list of dead sent yesterday. -Four bod
les were found to-day, those of Mrs.
Kate Hawkins, Willie Hughes, John
Prior, and - Larsen. The Hnw-
kins family, consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs
Hawkins and three children, is wiped
out with the exception Of Mr.. Hawkins.
who Is seriously injured and his recov-
cry Is very doubtful. The body OF Pat
rick Early. n boy of twelve years Is in
the mass of wrecknGe In which the
body of Prior was found. but 1t could
not be located to-day. Two of the In
Jured died to-day. Mrs. Joseph Brock
way and Thomas Stevens. Mrs. Brock
way was severely Injured internally
and her hip was broken. Stevens was
badly crushed by fuliing debris.
Clearing mp the Town.
The work OF clearing up the town
was undertaken in sytemntlc man
ner this morning and decided progress
was made The numerous dead horses
that were lying around were oil buried
early In the day. All the fires which
had been .smoulderIng for thirty-sIx
hours, were cxtingushed and u num-
Der Of cellars In which dead bodies
were supposed to be were cleared up.
The militia kept strict guard around
the edges Of the devastated district and
10 one who could not show excellent
cause for admission was allowed In
side the lines. Even People who wish
eo .o ~ h''u iooN III 'he remains Oh
'Ns'i own ''ouseS were turned DUCK ny
the ho'o'e's u'''ess .t'e! coulu prove
INA. '''eS "'s"eu u "o so'neth'ns more
."sf' e'"e ~ t''e iul''s' ouppi1es nave
oee" e"'''fs I" "" ud' from a' difee-
t'o"7 u''u '''e'e 's i'o Hc'''cty oi any
'n4'is " e".' i'eaui''s 's MOI 'oo pieh-
''Aui anu o,u''he's a'e heedeu. fooa
"as eo p't'''''"' 'o-u"S ''ti' ''ie rei'e'
'o"''''l.'ee '''ia. urge SUN Oh monty
ny se''''ie aH'.-"i'''es "''u orcnu' Az
'ne 'u'''' 'e'iHe' ''o''' inns source "a
revenue ""s luii'e' over |" 'he gen
e'"' i"''u '''' .'o." t'"s source df''e
"e'''s |'oV was ue'i'eo' zen Genus was
ei'A'sru 'o' '''inip'ein' VI come h'i'
'ne s"'''e n'louh' 'ot. u very desperate
sa'',"'s"' i"e .''S"'e' ''o,eo'e',' ''''iae
~ ms ou''''e'' " 'e lo'seei"' vi
'u' '''''b t'''.se u'u III hu'i'oe''es'
cases ne WORRIED OIL MS sahu"'ches Ill
MY ee'''' F" p'eee
for the inp'fc GOOD.
When objections were offered the
kicker wns told It wns for the public
good and he must take his medicine.
So he went away with his sandwich,
md said nothing Mt all.
All sorts of stories wero nflont to.
day OF men who had been found alive,
OF women who had been found we'll and
hearty and who had Jumped up and
walked nway after rrposlng under the
side OF brick building from thirty.six
to forty hours. 1t was reported that
Charles hamphere and AIRS. Williams
,ne wyce)ape for forty hours. 1onn.
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