The evening world., 1893-10-13
Failure Of Air Brakes Said to
Have Been the Cause of
the Collision.
TRAINS FROM The EAST,
Many Victims of the Wreck
from This State - The
Identified Dead.

JACKSON. Mich, Oct. 13.-There was
a frightful crash Of Worlds Fair ex-
cursion trains at his station this MORN
ing at $40 o'clock.
thus far the list Of dead numbers
twelve people.
How many were injured Is not accu.
rately known. The estimate goes as
high as sixty.
The following dead and injured have
been identified:
TIL DEAD.
Mrs. BEARDsLEY. Canton. Pa.
Mrs. LLOYD WOODBURY.. OF Bath. N. Y.
AME WOODBURY.. Bath. n. Y. Mrs. Wood
burv's father-ln-iaw.
MAGGIE McMAsTERs. aged twenty. Penn Yam.
Miss HARRIET BREEZE Pine City. N. Y.
SUSIE HEADLEY. Warrior Run. Luzerne coun-
ty. Pa. near Scranton.
Engineer WILLIAM wHALEN. OF the webb
special. -ss4s
~six-months- old baby OF Mrs. Harrington.
Mrs ANNA l.. GIBBS. Almond, N. V.
Mrs. J. II. KELLER, Iammondsport. n. Y.
GEORGE HOFFMAN. Lowviie. N. Y.
Mrs CHARLIE STARR. Elmira, n. Y.
THE INJURED.
!. N. Deardsley. Canton. Pa; Mrs. ]. Gard
ber. Horseheads. n. y. not badly; Mrs. Allen
Harris, Troy. Pa. two ribs broken and bruised;
Frank Farley. Columbia Cross Roads. Pa.
snsnuy' Mrs J. a. birmingham sprinshe!d'
N. L. arm ana shou'oer irae.uFea' MIS- searle'
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y, r,.,r W ~ ,,,. ,anss,. No., ~.
I,..rs.I.v c,r,o, p, :, nr.o.r,ou, oona,.
t,on. 1. n Ain.vorth, Norwich N v s,,gh,,v.
Robert Walsh. rear brakeman. arst section,
slightly; johanna Healey, both legs broken near
ankle. right arm br,ken above elbow. recovery
doubtful. J. n. Anderson. aged fifty. Marsh Run.
Pa. cut badly about face and back and legs, re-
covery doubtful. Miss Kate healey. Marsh Hun
"a aged twenty-five right thgh Fractured
pru'sea. prooaoi' recover Mrs, i'"o'ns p'n'N"h'
AarSn nun. ra'' Internal '"'ur'eS' recovery 'o"u'.
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's sa..,,n,. No. M,,,s uana,,o, Canton
D., irt,rad In n.ct ,o,y n,ir,u,Iv bruised NAV
rsoover. Miss Maud. Gardner IIorsehead. N. Y.
.l,gbtIv. Miss ueadley. Elmira. n. y, slightly;
Sarah Keeler, Hammondsport. n. Y. legs broken
and injured internally: Mary II. Wakefield. FL
mira. N. ". slightly: Mrs. e. A. Dolemeteh. FL
mira, N. y. slightly: Mrs, w. II. Humphrey
Frederick brooks' NORWICH y. ii hu"at' vas"
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PhIey' Nof"''n' =. - y w
- ..o.,ah,na ostoh,,.bmen, and
ua"S n"e n,nnt,r,,a
Blu n,asn Ha,auara and r.acI-
axonrs,on snec,aIs
"ann Ca,,r,i ,raors
III ~ - "a s,onnad "a 10,
49, hra.Lfast II. had
."e 49, ,ono, ,n,.rty-aIx
oIe" ~ - soo,,or com.
HAn.s. .,o.
IT. Stew, s.uonbors u,os I'm all
49,. ~. .,uIa., o,o,m. ,hat his
"a. 49, ,,o,,,d not ,,ork and he was
- a,,a,a . ,oo,aont
MI. .noo,a s.ot,on orasboa into the
AZ, q, tho roto ~, forty niles ar hour.
r,ha 6rst .ect,on woa known az the
"oswe,o,, sneci,l the second "a the
.ushbn
pa,r proLam,n Walsh n, tho first
sont,o, md . mir,culous esc,ne He
h,d arishad trv,ny tho air br.kes m tho
ct .ao,,or and w,s walking IN tho
r.,r ~ b,s train a distance Of on,v half
car length He locked I'm and saw the
engine of the second section almost on
ton NJ his train.
Both engine and car raised up as the
crash came. and left him underneath.
lie made a rush and got out lust as the
nIunyed nm tbrourb the car The cal
was thrown sideways inst missing him.
II. .sc.ned Nth hod avn iniuries
Ae esN"p'N "'A o"N 49,
n traihrlan says mat inc Nepo
special came rushing into the yards at
tie for brakes and then for hand brakes
The band-brs'>s were applIed. but IL
wac too late tho crosh came bcfore
49,, as,u $780,, ahao, ,ho uoroar,uu 90
'hey couiu eFe" che'h tic momentum VI
the train.
ona ~ Tho most HORRIBLE s,gbts In con-
Vic VI tue ihost hoii'oie S's"'S =" '''-
nection with the accident was a woman