Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-13

JOIN MILLER, Victoria, Il. C.
hsrt in the tack and kidp-ys; ale
Sigh, injury In bead ard wrist
MIS- MINNIE MAGNES, frou
Ninoerota; foot sprrln d. An
Laie Magpes. injuries in thu
che-t and back. Elipora NaGpes
hurt In back and side. Geosg,
Nagpes, slight hur, in kcS Chaa
MSxprs, slight injuri~s On hand
aud bead. This is y family a
father. n,osber and six childret
GA rbei- way to California
FRED WAITE, Ksuapolis. Kapsas
b,uud FIR Eugene; back hurt and
left ankle wrnched. l. youns
nisn with lots Of grit and say. h.
will I've Ill right In day or two
A. COLINSON, Spokane Falls; kne,
aid chm hur, not severely.
MRS. W. P. HEWITT. Menashx.
/ Wis; righ, arm broken and in
jurrd in the back.
p. Il. B.BECKLEY, oakland, Or, four
l-ft rils brokcu and hip injured.
JULIUS kCNLI, Portland, bsdl.
cut in the bead.
D. A. PECK. SAn Franc;sco, of reek
4 Hoogh,on, ipiunrd in the hreast
and hack.
\. .wINEBRfEMNER. Milwaukee,
Wis; il iured in back painfully.
y. T. TlRRELL, B.stor; slighil,
injured in side and tongue badl,
btteu.
J. w. BOATMAN, wife and child,
Puynliup, Wash; bsdly injured.
hut no tones bruken.
MISS 1SAACS, waiia walla,
". S. CONSER, conductor, leg
br,ken teh,v the knee.
H. A. SMITH porter on Pullman
Car: arm br,ken.
z. GRIEBEL, Milwaukee, Wis;
thigh broken.
J. J. NESTELL, back injured and
badly bruised.
E. L. HENDA, Eas, Portland,
ankle brnken.
MRS CANNING, daughter Of
Judge Primm. Of Jacksonville,
bosh ankles sprained.
E. J. JEFFREYS, Portland, severe
FUSES
JOE BACON, Portland, ankle
spr ,ine,i.
CAPT. CHAS. A. ENELL, San
Francisco, both legs broken be
low the knee, one . compound
fracture. Capt Enell il well
known in Oregon. He IL we'll
along IN Years and Is quite gray,
but wxs enduring his suffering
bravely. He wss 3 soldier in the
Mexrzn wxr.
L. W. GErCHELL, Seattle, fam
lily in Austin, Nevada, hun across
the breast and the back and CAD.
not walk, but thinks be will lie
all right in short time.
GIDEON KELLOGG, representing
kelloss. McCsuley / Terhune, Of
Chicago; kn-e sprSined.
JAMES BACHELDER, Of San
Frsncisco; just flushing = trip
around the world aud had reached
this uesr home. IL injured in the
back but boI~s it if not serious.
OLAF EkDAHL, frum AiunesoiA,
chin bsdly cut and otherwiss
bruised.
Mss E(kFELDT. Of san Fran
cisco, hand broken, nose Injured
and spine affected.
E II. HOCGHTON, Pullman con-
ductor; leg broken and severe
bruises.
Mrs. E. W. LaFRASCE, Colfax,
Wash; int~rnsl injuries.
w. $. HALL, Spxngle, Wash. /
spinal injuries.
F. NJ. MITCHELL, Penn; rit /
broken. /
c. MITCHELL, Penn; leg broken.
H. CHURSTON. Chicago; back ill.,
jur-d.
". F. HOWELL, Oakdsle, Wash;
severely bruised.
A. HUFF, brakeman. ankle broken
and cut about the head.
MEYER WALLHEI'd, Wash.
slight injuries.
R. DODD. Bedora, Wash: leg
broken.
bALEx PEOPLE IN THE WRECK.
4. l.. STRANG, Was badly cut on
the forehexA aud his left shoulder
Was severely bruised. He was
Resting Snase better this afternoon.
'ACOB n. STAIR, hss . severei,
sprained back and his side pained
him.
dR5. A. ". GILBERT, was badly I
bruised aud severely shaken w.
bat feels better after the excite
m-nt VI the night has quieted .
down. II
WARREN GILBERT, the thir- b
teen-year old boy, had one Of biz %
legs badly crushed. 1t wss 4
Thought to be broken, hut thi- /.
morning the doctors concluded .
the G'ne WAS not broken. u
|. BENNETT was more fort innate. NJ
He had only thorough shaking !
up. al
AT THE WRECK. =
A JOURNAL reporter put IN the u
,tife night ut the scene 0f the dis HI