The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-29

T, helpless women from ths interior Il
the steaming car; saw me caught b.
meath falling bar OF iron and unable /
extricate myself or 70 aid others. an
they refused TO aid me. I don't kno,
whether they were fools or towards
but they received . sound and thorough
cursing from me- l got out Of the car
Il ~ best could and did nhat was able
70 in assisting others"
The moment tho call for physician,
was received at headquarters Dcput,
Superintendent OF Police I!urrill or
dercd every station in the department
70 send all physicians that could be OBJ
tanned 70 the scene OF the accident.
by the aid OF the police signal system
tho patrolmcn were notified Of the call.
and in short time about twenty ye
doctors were sent 70 tho scene Of the ac-
cident. fully equipped for any cmer-
gency.
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
Tho following were dead when taken
from the wreck:
Mrs. Orcutt Allen. Philadelphia.
Mrs. Mary r. Fennelly. aged seventy.
Louisville. Ky.
L. J. Johnson. Montpelier. VT
John Ryan. South Boston: forema OF
train. and four women and two men and
two children. one boy OF fourteen. IN
identified. Total twelve.
The following died during the after
noon and evening:
Mrs. A. G Wells, Hartford. Conn.
A daughter OF II. A. WEIGH. Of Water
willie, Conn.
Alice and Catherine. daughters Of
Mrs. Oscar Fcnnelly. OF Louisville. XIV.
The following are critically injured.
Mrs Oscar Fennelly Of Louisville.
Ky. wife OF the cashier OF the Citizens
National Bank. Louisville; scalded over
her whole body.
c. NJ. Copp. Cleveland. O.. scalded
over whole body; not expected to live.
L. G. Bailey. Of Dorchester. formerly
proprietor OF the Boston Herald;
scalded on face and hands
The following we're seriously. but not
fatally injured:
Mrs Martha f. Chase. at the head OF
the Santa Rosa Female Seminary. santa
Rosa. Cal; face and left arm slightly
burned.
Rev. 7. NJ. Dimmick. Los Angeles,
Cal; face, arm and hip scalded.' His
wife, a sister Of Mrs. Chase: her
face and hands scalded and suffered a
fracture Of both bones or the
left leg halfway between the knee
and ankle.
Mrs. Geo. p. WEIGH. OF Cleveland. O.;
scalded head, arms and neck: condition
critical
Her son, Henry J. welch; face, arms
and neck scaldcd
Mrs. T. A. Addison. Chelsea; face ana
arms burned.
Mrs. Andrew Tower. Charleston;
spine injured. back scalded
Mrs. George NJ. Snow. Of Winterhill
daughter Of Mrs. Tower; face and hands
scalded.
Mrs. Mary F. Snow, Charlestown;
lace and hands scalded. internal in
uries
Mrs. Abbie r. Abbott Louisville,
XIV; face and hands scalded. compound
fracture Of left igh:condition critical
Captain W. T. Abbott Louisville.
~. hands scalded.
j. c. Brown, Lawrence: slightly
calded on hands and face.
Il. 4. Benson, Pullman conductor;
ace and ear cut
Il. W Edwards, ctancery Judge; Louis
lille, Ky; wrists cut
General Nat Wales. Boston; finger
roken.
Elizabeth Fennelly. aged six. daugh-
n OF Mrs. Oscar Fennelly. Louisville,
~, hands, arms and legs burned.
Jessie McAllister. Fit Wayne. Ind;
ice. side and hands burned.
Ruth Blackburn. Lowell: confusion
left leg and severe shock
Mrs. NJ. A. Halle. Fl Wayne. Ind;
OF Miss McAllister; nose
roken and knee sprained
Lucy tnegro maid Of the Fennellys).
ably burned.
Engineer Babcock. wrist broken and
cad and legs lacerated.
X. 7. Needham, Lawrence; slightly
ljured-
Mrs. J. S. Needham. Lawrence. body
ably burned.
Mrs. J. 9. Brown.of Lawrence; slight
I injured.
Mrs. ;. +. Lowe, OF Somerville; leg
urned-
DR.. +. b. Warner. OF CanandaiguA n.
=; hand bruised.
Moses Farnham, Of franklin.
Meyer Herrschberg, Of IIcrrschberg 4
o.: badly scalded about face
Miss Minnie and Miss Rose Tucker.
lexington; slightly injured.
Mrs. Eva Ballard, OF Nashville.
enn.. scalded about head and face.
It is reported that the name OF one Of
70 unidentified dead Is W. III. Grady,
nd that the two others are Mrs. f. r.
Dhnson and her fftcen-year-old boy.
Is also reported that the niece Of
Irs A. G. Wells. Of Hartford. Conn, i
mong the unidentified dead.