The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-01-16
None were Ipirued.

CRAwFoRDsv1L1E, Ind, Jan. 11.-Be.
tween and O'Clock this afternoon the
northbound Monon train ran off the
track about two miles north of here At
Nicholson Crossing an accident occurred
on fifty-foot embankment, down which
four cars rolled, the engine and one
baggage car keepi1g G the track.
Inc trouble is supposed to
De due tc broken rail.
The first passenger coach rolled over
three times 1t was full of passengers
and caught fire from the stove, but all
the occupants escaped alive. The bag
gsge and express car went over, but no
one in it was severely hurt. The
ladies coach was literally torn to
pieces, ss wss also the parlor car.
Here was the greatest damage. There
was hardly raese pger Oh the train v bo
escaped 'nju1y. Help was soon at hand,
and in few mon entH the read was full
OF maine OIL their way to town. There
were three theatrical t,oups on board.
one of which, the City Club Burlesque
company, was completely broken up,
nearly every member susiaipi, o serions
injuries. 1he killed are: Ben Ham.
burg, Cincinnati trp Yelling man Madame
E!na Van Rohey of City Club company.
The injurt d of the City Club company
are: Mack Rogers, badly hurt on the
legs and hack; Gus Re rs, back in
jured; Stella Cliftop, legs and back
Helena Love. int, ,nally injured; Cora
White Syracuse, N. Y, SLIGHTLY Injured
about the head; Fannie Everett st.
Louis, internally injured; Ola Lewis
bruised about the h. I'd; Harry O. Bry.
ant, Ihi]adeiplia, back sprained and
head burt; Madge Larner. Pitts.
burg, head bruised; NJ. g. Rutt-
ledge. porter of chair car, face slsshed;
@. n. CclDwel]. 1oso master, inte, nal
injuries; John Welchester, Louisville,
baeeagemesttr injured about the
shoulders and back; George Gutter, ex.
press messe nger, L, uisvilie, internal in.
juries; Will,ym Snyder, newshoy. Chi
cage, shoulder broken; Willis. m Bishop,
blokemaD, Lafayette, severely burned;
John Bills. conductor. burt internally:
Nellie Rapley, crushed. will die;
Ezra Hibbs, Wht atfitld, left arm
broken, right hand cut IF:
Mrs. Ann Hihts. Wheat6eld, face
mashed, DR.. Z. Wbitesidee, spine eeri.
ously fractured; Dave Wajet u1y, Rom
ney, eye gouged cut. ann and leg
broken; Q. N CLelk, Gree cyst!e, right
leg cut # below the knee; - Fox, New
Albany, head cut and leg mashed; Paul
Alien, head crushed Thomas Monaco,
Of an cpera troupe, lurt internally; O.
s. He1it, side, back end head badly in
jured; G. w. LeydeD, Sale m, leg badly
crushed; Eva Marshall Eilettsyile, side
and face crushed; J. J. Enwfight,
Chicago. lree ard head hurt; Melvin
Mckee, Chicago, fad, hip and back
injured, but not fatal. Of this city
eight were injured. A number of
those hurt lie here in this city and sev.
e1al will probably die
The excitement hiss been intense and
hundleds visited the scene.f the scci
dent. 1t was one of the most
terrible catastrophies that ever occurred
on the road. The postal car went over,
but Cle,As Fox and Clark, while badly
cut. are net seriously hurt The scenes
abt ut the wreck were heartren ding.
Rescuers are now searching for the
body of a little girl kupl osed to be
buried in the de brls.