Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-21
RELICS OF THE VICTIMS.

Articles Found in the Wreck That May he
Useful-The Injured.
The following articles found among the
remains Of the burned and mangled are
also at the morgue, but it is impossible to
connect them with any particular victim;
A book, League Of American Wheel
men," with name inside of William Louis
Wilson, Northwestern university, Evans
ton, Ills; with this plate engraved with
the same name and large number of
cards printed w. l.. Wilson; a shirt
market 1892 ColumhuslS9!; cards and en-
velopes marked l.. B. Hayes. The cards
were bought o. George Muir, Evanston,
Ills. A box o, pills marked Bradley, Ev-
snston, Ills. a Bible thoroughly wet and
partially burned gave the following on
:he title page: Emblem for St. Clements
class an anchor, Hebrews 6, 10; teacher,
j. ). Arch-Easter, 1883. The name be-
ing 50 near the edge, it could not have
been Archibald, but a short name like
Archer. Sorre thought it Wich- instead
of Arch. \ chain Of gold beads was
found-Guite la 'ge beads, circular and APP
parently solid; also three watches, cuff
buttons, tIu whistle, etc.
People Taken to the Hospital.
The injured were conveyed TO the
Nicholas Memorial hospital iE this city.
The following Is the complete list: w. A.
Ryerse, Port Dover, Ont, leg and shoulder
hurt; Mrs. Henry Bushnell, Brockport,
Monroe county, y. Y, badly bruised about
body; +. H. Smith, Fort Plain, y. Y, leg
badly bruised, right leg and thigh broken,
left leg amputated below knee-eXpected
TO die; J. Harvey Smith, Fort Plain, n. Y,
father of +. II. Smith, left side severely
bruised; Mrs. J. Harvey Smith, Fort
Plain, n. y, leg broken; Nellie Z. Smith,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harvey
Smith, bruised generally about the head
and body, bones extracted from left foot;
Belle Williams, Brockport, \. Y, right
ankle broken; Fred Wurtz, Rochester, y. Y.
lefC side bruised and legs injured; Evelyn
Wurtz. Rochester, \. Y, left arm and
collar bone broken, side punctured severe
ly by corset steels; Frank Turn, Middle
Smithtield. Pa, back sprained, right knee
cap frighJfully torn and left leg bruised;
!. c. Stewart, Dalton Station, Cook coun-
y, H., badly bruised; Jennie Stewart,
Dalton. H., II years old, daughter of J. c.
Stewart, lett arm broken; William Thomp-
son, Woodstock, Ont, head bruised; Frank
Rogers, Woodstock, Ont, left hand in
jured Mrs. Robert Vance, Simcoe, Ont,
both legs broken; George Vance, Simcoe,
Ont, Ii years old, son or Mrs. Robert
Vance, severely bruised, Albert Brad
ley, Toronto, Ont, left leg crushed
and subsequently amputated below knee;
and middle toe on right foot also ampu-
tateds George Shockleton, Albany n. Y,
fingers of right hand cut; James 5. Arch
beld, Evanston, Ills. right ankle mashed;
Ezekiah Davidson, Fairport, n. Y, back
sprained and head bruised; Charles
Beardsley, Springfield, Mass, left ankle
| spraiued 5. II. Baldwin, Milford, Conn,
| right leg cut and head bruised; c. T.
Adams, Buffalo, n. Y, left hand injured;
| Clifton ii. Ward, Moontown, Vt, right
hand cut; II. w. Williams, Toronto,
Canada, injured badly through hips and
feet lacerated: j. II. Smith, Ingersol, Ont,
stomach, bagk and head hurt