The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-14
HARDLY ONE ESCAPED.
Death Of Fifth Victim Of Ore
gon Train Wreck.
TACOMA MAN FATALLY HURT.
The Wounded Passengers Taken to
Portland and Cared for.
TACOMA MAN FATALLY HURT.
One OF Them . well-Known TacousA
Property Holder-Broken Arms and
Legs or Bruises Sustained BY Nearly
All.

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school. who arrived little before O'Clock.
having ridden in. He said q hundred peo-
pie were killed. Immediately every phy.
sician in the city and large number OF
helpers were summoned and taken to the
scene. Every available rig in the city was
taken within a few minutes, and hundreds
were soon upon the scene.
A relief train was also ordered Inn
medialely from Albany. A part of the Al
bany express that passed over the deadly
trestie only q few minutes before the ill
fated train went down at once. A wreck
ing construction train was started from.
Portland, and will clear the wreck and re-
pair the break as rapidly as possible.
The length OF the bridge is about 600
feet. The trestIe work there was from
sixteen to twenty feet high. 1t is supposed
that the engineer felt the trestle give way
as soon as his engine struck it. He gave
one short whistle and set the brakes. The
train moved ahead about so yards as it
went down, and the wreck was the work OF
less than a minute.
Scenes at Salem following last nights
disaster are most mournful. At $3.50 this
morning train arrived from the wreck
bearing the killed and wounded, and hum
dreds OF Salem people were in attendance
to help carry them on stretchers to the
Willamette hotel. which was converted into
a hospital for the time being Tn ,ertakers'
vans stood at the depot grounds with their
suggestive receptacles. A long file of men
only slightly crippled walked slowly toward
tae hotel, supported on either side by
neipfui citizens or railway empoye Men
and women with faces blackened, bloody
and bruised were carried out on stretchers.
apparently unconscious or resting alter the
horrors of the night. 1t took an hour 70
unload two cars OF the unfortunates.
Following il the corrected list of the
injured:
MRS Z. W. LArRANcE, Colfax, WASH, internal
fujarles.
w.. =. HALL. spangie, WASH, spine injured.
r. NJ MITCHELL, Pennsylvania, rib Lroken,
G. MITCHELL. Pennsylvania. leg broken.
d. CHURsioN. Oh sgo. back injur d
". I. POWELL, Oakdale, Masn., severely
bruised.
J. W. BoArxAs. wife and child. Puyallun
badly inju ed. but no bones broken.
Miss IsAACs. Wa ia Walla, bruised.
8. A. sMiTH porser Oh Pullman car. arm bro
ben.
J. J. NEsTELL. back injured aud badly bruised.
AND Ew HUFF. brakeman, ankle bsoken and
cut about the head.
R. POND Earera. WASH, leg broken.
JW. JuNEfTE. Tacoma, arm and ankle slightly
hurt
Miss CLARA HAMBLErr, Tacoma, arm broken
hurt III back and foot
Miss STANTON, San Francisco slightly injured.
T. W. SPRoAr. Hol ister, Cal, ankle broken.
J. BARTHOLOMEW. Roseburg painful injury.
Mrs. T. W. HEWITT, Kenosha, Wis, right arm
broken ard injured in back.
P. B. BEcKLEY, Oakland. Or, four left ribs
broken and hip injured
JULIUS KUMA Portland, badly cut in the
head
o. A. PECK, San Francisco, of Peck d Houeh-
ton. injured III the breast and back.
A. WiNEBRESNER. Milwaukee, Wis, pain
fully injured iu the back.
N. T. lIRELL. Boston, slightly injured In the
side ant tongue badly bitten.
CHARLES POWELL, OF DEBORAH, has brother and
sisttr In Eureka. CAL, broken arm, head badly
cut and aurt internally.
H. V. TARrER, Red Bluff. CAL, injured in the
back ana Iovt
JOHN MILLER Victoria. B. c., hurt in back
and kidneys. also slight injury in head and
wrist.
MISS MINNIE MAssEs, Minnesota, foot
sprained.
Miss LorTIE MAeNEs, injured in chest and
bs OK
ELiNoRA MAGNKs, hurt in back and sida
GEORGE MAGNEs, slight hurt in foot
JAMES MAGNEs, slis hit il juries on hands and
head. the Masnes family, consisting of father.
mother and six children, were on their wav To
California
FEED WAITE, Kanopolis, Kas., back hurt and
ankle wr nche
A. coLLIssos, Spokane Falls. knee and chin
hurt, MOI seriously.
l. W. GETcHELL. Seattle, family in Austin.
New, hurt across the breast and back
GIDEON KELLOGG, representing Kellogg, Ne.
n t. nf n
JAMES BATCHELDER, San Francisco, Just fin
ishing q second trip around the world, injured
in tine back.
oLoF f. KAAHL. Minnesota, chin badly cut
aud otherwise bruised
Miss EcKFELDr, San Francisco, nose broken
aud spine affected.
Dr.. HAMaILL and wife, of Philadelphia. inst
returning from trip around the world, shaken
up, but not injured
CHARLES w. JOHNSTON of Rosepurp. Or.
sprala ed shoulder.
Rev. FATHER B. CHAMPAGNE, Catholic mis-
sionary SHOULDER slightly nurI
CAPTAIN JACK CRAWFORD, the poetscout Fort
Craig, n. NJ. injured in one hip.
Mr.. and MRS D. l. KIMBERLY. Neenah., Wis;
one OF Mr.. Kimberiys leg, paralyzed and he
has internal injuries; Mrs. Kimberly has
spraned bacS and her eye is black.
9. NJ. lERAN, of Engrne. sirucK on chest and
has great dificu ty in breathing, but is able to
BE- aroun has few minor bruises.
]. K SLOAN, Eugene, thigh bruised and chest
hurt; can wax
s. s. oLFE. Los Angeles, back hurt; can get
around by careful movement
G. B. sHALLsNBERGER, San Francisco Cal
G. A. CovALT, oakland, Cal, hurt In leg and
arm, bnt hot sew re,y injured.
4. sAAKE, san Francisco. siightly injured, but
not ser
DANIEL McCARTY ,Ainslie, Wash, foot mashed
ana baek ialurei.
". A. COOK. OF Kansas ankle broken.
Hon JAMES McGARRY, United States marshal
Of Utah, leg broken and badly cut about the head
and face; ne Is bleeding severely af er his in.
jury and IS ia very critical condition.
HARRY RAYAosD. spokane Falls, arm broken.
MOSES nuRD. Newport. internal injuries aud
side badly hurt
c. W. carries. Pendleton, spinal injuries and
bruises
A. BROWN. Canada. hand sprained.
Mrs. ". J. EtLKDGE. Spsugle. Wash, arm
broken. shoulder Injured and eye bruised
JOHN PENelLLY and wife. Tacoma. one shoul-
der and one nap each badly bruised: unabe to
Eet around.
JOHN scHENKEL. Denver, Col, left foot
Z asned was on 'front.' of baggage car at the
wLLrAx RKA. B-ker City and Cotton, CAL,
sd slightly cut. was sick before with con.
sumption.
MRS CAROLINE EvExsoN. Norwegian. from
Christians, Norway. going to San Francisco; in.
seruai injuries; IS years old.
An interview was had with United States
Marshal McGarry hv the Associated Press
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