The morning call., 1890-11-14
E. L. HENDA, East Portland; ankle bro

Ell. HENpA, East Portland; ankle bro
ken.
A. HAFF. brakeman, ankle broken and
cut about the face and head.
r. DoDD, Eudora, Wis; leg broken.
J. NJ. JANETTE, Tacoma; arm and ankle
slightly hurt. He was on his way to SlSSon'
CAL, TO visit his daughter.
Miss CLARA HAMBLETT. Tacoma; arm
broken, and hurt in the back and foot;
Miss A. STANTON, San Francisco; slightly
injured. ~, .,-,,
mashed.
MRS ". c. HEwErT, Menas, Me-. right
arm broken and injured in the back.
p. b. BECKLEY, Oakland, Oregon, four
lett ribs broken and hip injured:
the head.
O. A. PECK of PECK & HoUGHToN, San
Francisco; injured in the breast and back.
A. WINEBREINNER, Milwaukee, Wis. !;
painfully injured in the back.
n. Il. TYRREI, Boston; slightly Injured in
the side and tongue badly bitten.
ii. V. TARTER, Red Bluff, CAL; injured
In the back and foot.
CHARLES POWELL, DEBORAH, Iowa; arm
broken, head badly cut and hurt internally
he has brother and sister living at Eureka
Humboldt County, in this State
JOHN MILLER. aged q years. OF Victoria,
3. c.. hurt in the back and kidneys, also a
slight injury to the head and wrist.
Miss MINNIE MAGNEs, Minnesota, foot
sprained Miss LoTrIE MAGNEs, injured
in the chest and back; MISS ELNoRA
MAGNEs, hurt in back and side; GEORGE
MAGNEs, slightly hurt in foot; JAMES
MAGNEs, slight injuries on hands and head.
The Magnes family, consisting of the father,
mother and six children, were on their way
to California.
FRED WAITE, Annapolis, Hams; hurt
and ankle wrenched.
A. CoLLINsoN, Spokane Falls; knee and
chin hurt, but not severely.
L. w. CETCHELL, Seattle, formerly of
Austin, New. hurt across breast and back,
GIDEON KELLOGG of KELLOGG, Nc
AULEY u TERHUNE, Chicago; knee
sprained.
JAMES BATCHELDER. San Francisco; in
jured in the back. He has just completed
his second trip around the world.
OLAF EKAAIL, Minnesota; cEIn badly
cut and otherwise bruised.
Miss ECKFELDT, San Francisco; hand
broken, nose injured and spine affected.
CAPTAIN G. Z. BowDEN, Tacoma; con-
eussiou of the spine. IDA BoWDEN, broken
arm and diSlocated shoulder
CAPTAIN EDNELL, San Francisco; both
legs broken.
WILLIAM WoHLuEM, Mount Vernon
Wis, slightly injured.
Mr.. AND Mrs. WELLZNER, Portland,
Slightly.
Unipjurei.
John Wagner of Winnipeg.
NJ. '. and j. A. Nichols OF San Diego.
Miss Bowden, Tacoma.
The special train bearing those slightly
injured arrived at Portland this afternoon.
They were taken Il the Good Samaritan and
st. Vincent Hospitals, where they are re-
ceiving every attention. Those more seri-
ously injured, of whom mention has already
been made, are left at Salem.
The number ofinjured passengers brought
to this city is twenty-fOur. 1t cannot be de-
termined what caused the wreck until an
official Investigation is had. BY some the
wreck is attributed to misplaced rail. An
interview was had with Marshal McGarry
by an Associated Press reporter. He
all of the living victims of the wreck, hav-
ing at least ten different wounds and being
badly disfigured. lie said: g The first
notice | had of an impending accident was
three distinct chcgs in rapid succession
and then came the crash. In moment
was hurled about unceremoniouslv and
finally struck on top Of my head and became
unconscious"
VICTIMS in PORTLAND.
Just as the relief train bearing the
wounded from the scene of the wreck 10 this
city arrived in East Portland, c. Griehel of
Milwaukee, WIS, travelling agent Tor tie
Val B!atZ Brewing Company, expired, MAX
ing the number OF dead five. Griebel had
both legs broken and his body was badly
crushed, and he also received injuries about
his head. The body was taken 10 the
MOrgue.
Captain Ednell Of San Francisco who had
both legs broken, was taken TO the Hotel
Portland, where he is being cared for. The
remainder Of the wounded were taken to
different hospitals. 1t is thought by the
surgeons that Captain c. (. Buwden of
Tacoma, who is at the Good Samari-
tan Hospital. cannot recover. He is
spine. He was accompanied by
two little daughters, one of whom, Ida, SUI
fered a broken arm and dislocated shoulder
The party were on their way to Australia.
Among those receiving slight injuries were
Mr.. ard Mrs. Wellzner of Portland, who
were married yesterday and were on bridal
trip to San Francisco.
RELIEF rendered.
Following is copy OF a dispatch sent by
the Mayor Of Portland and the President CT
the Chamber of Commerce to the Mayor
and the President Of the Board of Trade Of
Salem in reference to the care OF the in
iured:
Unless the railway company has already
authority TO incur any needed expense for The
relief OF the wounded or lie iDteiment Of lie
dead We will trust ourselves in the hands Of
The people 10 see that funds are furnished
'. Il. DELAsHMUTr, Mayor.
7. r. Osborn,