The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-12

cost a life. Ii was learned little late
that no wounded were on board. AS the
train drew up il was found TO contain
many from Pleasan. Valley aud Minoks
who had left dead friends behind. A:
they aliehied snd made scquaintances
their shrieks snd walls were pili.ul tc
hear. One young woman moaned that
her father and sister were dead, another
brother and 90 1t went. The crowds
became Wild with excitement. Gradually
the facts narrated above were Cleaned
from the more composed. a sad ino<
dent was the presence 0a the platform
Of Michael Whalen of Pleasant Valley.
Up and down he wandered questioning
each one as to his two boys, aged
respectively i2 and IA years. Finally one
Of the passengers remembered that one
OF the boys was hurt. The strong man
grosned The informant hurried away
and told the reporte. that he thought
both of the BOYS were dead. The report
getting abroad in Scranton, a number OF
persons who hal friends on the train
hired speci i train, on which they came
down TO this city. They were desirous
OF going on to the scene OF the wreck,
but were refused permission by the com
pany They were highly indignant at
the treatment received. A special train
of three cars, in charge Of DR.. ". Trim.
mer OF White Haven, arrived here at )
o'clock this morning from the wreck with
twenty-four injured persons. They were
placed in care of DR. W. @. Weaver OF
this city, who accompanied them 10 the
City Hospital. Dr. Trimmer reports
that many of the injured are badly burned
by gas coming from the engine stack.
LIST OF THE KILLED.
The killed a. far as can be learned are
Mary Ellen Girton, Hyde Park; Miss
Kate featherslone, Pleasant Valley, An.
drew Tor Barney Heighan and two
daughters, Pleasant Valley; Thomas
Breddy, Pleasant Valley; John NJ. Cole
man and two sons, Scranton; Owen Kill
kullin, Scranton; Mike Tyreli, Dodge
town; Allie Reilly, Bellevue; Mrs. Melvin,
HYDE Park; Mrs Callahan, Hyde Park;
Mary Conner, Hyde PARK; n. Gibson
Hyde Park; Willie Noon. Hyde Park;
Richard Powell Hyde Park F. Mulher-
rim Pleasant Valley; Harry Burke, Belle
vut; Minte Rosne, Dodge,own, }. Is.
Whalen, Pleasant Valley; Miss Llzz'e
Featherstone, Pleasant Valley; Pat.
rick Welsh, Pleasant Valley; James
Kline, Providence Mary Ana (or Ellen
Durkin, Scranton; John Welsh, Miners
Mills; John Rogsn,. Winton; Anthony
Mulligan, Olyphant; Patrick Dolan,
Providence; Mike Dolan, Providence; :;
Frank and Harry Jackson, Pleasant Val
ley; John CoLaboy. Minooka; Raich-
ford Roy, Minooka; Mrs. T. !. Brehoony,
Pleasant Valley; John McKeenan, Pleas
ant Valley; Willie Kelley, Pleasant Val
ley; Ben. OBrien, Pleasant Valley, Mrs
McAndrews and two sons, Pleasant Val
ley; Oscar Gibbons, Pleasant Valley !;
Mary Ann Cannon. Hyde Park Michael
Mofit, Bellevue; Kate Kennedy, Hyde
Park; Annie Hart, Hyde Park Z. Mul-
herin, Minooka.
THE INJURED,
a. far as could be ascertained, are VIII
liam Clonerty, Dodgetown John Cane,
Dodgeiown; Anthony O'Hara, Bellevue !;
Tim Duhlgg, Dodgetown Willie Con
nor, Dodgetown; Thomas Troy, Oily
phant; Martin Walsh, Olyphant John
McApdrew, Olyphant John Mulherrin,
Providence Walter Conner, Harry
Cook, engineer; Annie Maloney, Sarah
Maloney and William Maloney John
Mclaughlin Of Taylorville \ Lydon,
Jr and A. Lydon, Sr p Murray Of
Tayloryille; Thomas Clark, Old Forge ;
ames Hannon, Old Forge; Joseph
Staples, Pleasant Valley; Ignat Pen