The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29
OYER 200 KILLED
CcOntiau.d From FIRST pag.J

Inspector l. y. Holiday. in charge
OF that mining district. Is in charge
OF the rescue work until Henry ar
riNes with Gov. Hatfield. Mine res
cue cars are on the way from Hunt
ington and nearly all the inspectors
once.
The president OF the public serv
ice commission ordered a number OF
the inspectors of his department 10
rush TO the scene to assist in tax.
ing care OF the dead and injured.
GENERAL manager. y. A. Scott, OF
the New River Company and r N
Huddy. general manager of the sun.
day Creek operation are now on the
way TO give what assistance they
can.
Known Men In Mine.
Among those known to be in M. ;
mime. and supposed to be dead, are
the following:
Frank Baslick. foreigner: Joe Cone.
land. colored: Jerry Young. colored
Edmond Andes. foreigner: James Bro
1le. Enghshman; Herman Gramawold.
herman; Nick Goldrick. Italian: Grit
Hartin. American: Anton Erdman.
Eyerman Albert Gramawold. German:
rank Salava. Australian. John Ia
suay. Polish: George Savara. foreign
er; BIZ Matualick. Polish: &. A. Ash.
perd. colored; Stanley Makoviak. Ger.
man; Frank Mikelowski. Austrian.
sNalu Delnield. German. Joe Salava.
austrian; Walter Coz. colored. Dan
SSeneh' Servian; Alex Watson. colored
TrSd Cole. white; John Kalwazyd
iillam Lawrence. j. W. Sans q
Martln, l. l.. Goodman. John Towcit
Joe Nielenzko. Frank Hagra. ANDY
tredys, l. Y. Digs. William Derssce.
V, l. Phillips. NJ Cososky. I'd McCor.
-
y; . Ryan. Mike Brosco. Joe Miller
l Tat halmen. John Visack. Ben Jones
homas Hughes. George gill Toe
Johnson, George Redd. Frank FilIcr
n mllIlam Bostlck. John BENEFIT. A w
bproughman. V. Rodgers. ]. Buchannon
am warden. Dan Webb. A. Tonick
D,oL harter. Anthony Dulsko William
snip, George Cole. Gus LiebrooE loo
harper. George Phipps. 5. ] Iinper.
man JOhn Ansura C. r LOO - 10
Hall. Frank Miller. i-'' - r
-, James Akers, James Gordc,
NMlSSssman; J. T. Price. Z. O. Ellison g.
R sugIe' - Miller. Walter Wiseman
IDIauy Akers, Harvey Stanley Lee
CCoombs, George King. Ed Richmond
9Ieen dudley. Robert Thompson Toe
fneochnan, G. n. Moran. 4 II Hardsnt
w. j. FROST, y. b. Bailey. T. G Frid'
icy, Newton Woods. Norman Toler
1-u s'NONts +. u. MeflprfOrd II q
Ehsllsh, I'd johnson. Ed Dennis Obert
roach, Charles Simms. Bona Webb ~
hieadle. u. Setph. viii Ross. Chas X
hlbbs, Ernest Co lebrook. Eugene
Light, Alfred Bobitt. John Rooney L1obn
Jump. E. Edwards. Mike Joseph Cbss
FelloWs. Joseph Caddle, w. RandoIpb
John Palmer. $. Strasher. Andrew K.II
mon, West Wood. John Levinski. Tony
Mako, Alex former. VIM. Smith. Lake
Hale, Jos. Fari. Henry McMlllen. Rob
ert Cramer. John Olah. John Tenido
robert Poteet. John Adams, A. Taylor'
,. r Roark. William Baltimore. Wylie
smith. Marshal Cordan. Dossie Young.
or. Phillip White. Richard Perkins. /
u. Sellers, J. A. Huss, Alex Lott. Ed
Robinson. Edgar Johnson, William
Dark, w. W. Boyley. VIM. MeMillen
Geo. Jones, l.. G. Claybourne. w. X
Queensberry. Peet Norman. j !
Crook. Leslie Cottle. S. NJ. Coombs.
VIM. Johnson, J. T. Smith. G. -. Muir.
ply. Chas. Meadows. Thomas Me
Chung. Pat Golden. o. n. Hayslitt. Wav.
man Lester. J. a. Lester. Geo Nc
Millen, ). " Hairston.
About one-third Of the dead men are
colored, one-third foreigners and the
other third white Americans