The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-10-25

| cases that the men were being over
| worked does not fit here. The crew on
the Raymond were starting from Battle
| Creek fresh when they got their orders.
| They took the train here from the crew
1 that brought If from the West and they
| were going out after long rest.
| c. T. Bradley of Springfield, Mass, one
/ of the passengers on the wrecked cars,
| saws DR.. Carter H. Osborne and wife of
/ Southport, Conn, and Chester Rice of
| Brookside, VT, were in the rear car with
| him He has searched for them unvail-
| ingly since the wreck. They are sup
| posed to be among the dead. Bradley,
| who is manager OF the Bank of Com
| merce at Toronto, lies in the hospital
crying in his delirium, as well as lucid
| moments:
"Have you found my wife?'
1 The watchers turn away in silent SYM
| pathy. for the wife he calls for lies
| mass of mangled and burned flesh in
| the morgue Mr.. Clarke, the father of
| the unfortunate woman, identified the
| remains by means of some shreds Of
| clothing as the body was burned be-
| yond positive recognition. Mr.. Clarke
| said that Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley were
kon their way to visit the worlds fair,
| and that they had left their two chill
| dren with him while they were away.
| kilograms are coming from many east
ern points from anxious friends, inquir-
ing about those supposed to be killed
or injured. A message was received to-
night by Father Saddler from st. Mich
| aePs college at Toronto, asking If Father
Clark of the Hartford diocese, Toronto,
is among the killed or injured. 1t is
inferred from this that Father Clark
was on the Inflated train, but so far
his remains have not been identified.
| BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Oct. 21.-F.
II. Smiths death at the Nichols home
last evening will probably be the last
| as the result of the horrible accident
on the Grand Trunk yesterday. This
| morning found all the injured doing
| we'll Even in cases where injuries are
| comparatively slight the railroad ply
sicians will endeavor to keep their pa
! tents until they will suffer no fatigue
/ from travelling J. S. Archbell, Thomas
| j. Monroe and w. A Ryerse have left
for home, but 1t is not likely that any
others will be permitted to leave before
| Monday.
An especially pathetic feature of the
wreck is that many in the East who
| had friends or relatives going to the
fair via the Grand Trunk yesterday
| cannot for some time know whether
they have been killed or not. A con-
| slant stream of inquiries has poured into
the telegraph Office here stree the wreck
occurred. Thousands and thousands
Will not know the fate of friends until
they return home. In cases where
| friends never return il can only be
surmised whether they were burned or
not, as Identification cannot be made.
, One of the mangled bodies, numbered
20, was identified by a friend today as
that of E. r. Stringer of Port Col
| bourne Ont. L. Wilson Of Evanston.
Ill. whose scorched handbag was found
, in the debris and who was supposed TO
have persisted, telegraphs from home
that he has arrived there with no fur
| Their injury than sprained FOOT. he
| left the car in which he was travelling
| before il was wrecked and escaped
) N0" Identified Dead.
A complete list of the bodies identified
is as follows:
Mrs. ALBERT BRADLEY. sarnia,
Can.
L ]. w. BEARDSLEY. Atkins, N. Y.
w. w. HENRY, Woonsocket, r. I.
Ell MACON, Providence, r. L.
Mrs. F. r. MKENZIE, Middletown,
Conn.
FRANK II. SMITH. FIT. Plain, N. Y.
TyR. STRINGER, Port Dover, Can.
CHARLES w. VANDUSEN, Soprout
Brook, n. Y.
Mrs. CHARLES w. vANDUsEN. So
prout Brook. N. Y.
Mrs. A. X. WARNER, Garland, N. Y
: OF this number seven have been
= shipped home today. They are: j. w
Reardslev. Mrs. Albert Bradley, Frank
p II Smith. T. X. Stringer, Mr.. and MIS-
: Vandusen and Mrs. A. X. Warner. A
l. | list of the injured who have gone &c
s their homes is as follows:
: John c. Stewart, wife and daughters
5 of Dalton. M: t. ]. Monroe and George
i | Shackleton OF Auburn, n. Y; j. 5
o Archiben of Evanston, ILL.,; W. A. Ry
s erse of Port Dover, Ont. and e f
! Adams of Buffalo, n. Y.
i AIT Rest" That is the simple inscrip
r tion on the silver plate on each of thu
7, handsome collins that hold the remains
| of the burned victims. Ranger & Farley
the undertakes, are acting entirely un
der the direction of the coroner in tn
disposition of the remains. The Crane
Trunk officials have notified them tina
. they will pay all expenses and every
thing that should be done under the cir
cumstances will be done. Last nigh
twenty-seven collins were ordered b.
telegraph, and they arrived by express
this morning. b. y. Brown Of the firm
| of Brown * Milard, cigar manufactur
ers Of Hastings, Mich, is In the city II
search of his partner George Willard
| who came to this city on the wrecked
No. 9 Yesterday He cannot find an!
trace of him and Il is supposed he Il
: one of the unidentified dead in thu
= morgue.
one more victim was found this noon
, a man named w. w. Williams of On
| tario county, New York, who was takeI
TO a private house near the acciden
; / and is there now. The flesh was tori
. from one foot and his back was badl!
hurt He will go to his home today o.
| tomorrow. The family of Il. Wirtz, wh'
are at the hospital were on their wa,
[ TO Seattle, Wash, and lost all thei
money, diamonds. watches, etc.
, The Engineer Released.
Engineer Wooley was released on bal
today. All morning the brotherhood o
: fremen was hustling to secure bonds
men. Two men were found who agrees
{ to guarantee his appearance provides
l they were Unidentified against loss. The.
/ were accepted by Justice Henry an
Wooley was released. The corner thi
: afternoon discharged the jury draw
, yesterday because OF public criticism
over the accidental fact that one o
the members Of the jury was brother
v in-law OF the superintendent OF the roai
and another one was an attorney for tn
J. railroad. Another jury was impanele
later The inquest has been called 10
. | Monday at a. m. before Corone
w. l.. NJ. Gellete. The examination
. OF Conductor Scott and Engineer Woole'
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