Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-09-07
THIRTEEN MET Deaf

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BILE accident to the Western expreI
16, Boston & Albany Railroad
at Springfield at lis cd
happened at the second rail
bridge east of Chester this aitenl
The bridge collapsed letting the |
through into the river below THIN
persons met instant death and u
were injured, several fatally.
The train consisted of bufeS
dining car, three sleepers and two
nary coaches, and was in
Of Conductor John Sough. The \
was running at the on
rate of speed. The accident 9s
at the west branch of the wa
River. The structure was appM
sound and there was no warmly
approaching calamity. SuddellN
was a cracking of timbers ands
and the engine plunged thwrS
wreckage of the bridge into A
below.
The river bed is some NJ
twelve feet below the tracks
the bridge, and the plunge Oft
motive was of sufficient force
the five cars Immediately follow
the wreck of the Locomotive 81
river below. Five palace can
next in the train after the eng N
these it was that went into the
News of the accident was alton
to Springfield and two wreckil "a
with doctors left immediatelya1 Il
accident. The injured are
cared for Ivy the Peep y
Chester. The names Of
dead cannot be learned at pre-
the bodies are buried in the VI
of cars and engine in the water
river. Engineer Horton and
Mitchell, of East Albany, are H &
be among those who were KILLED
THE. KILLED. Gl
MISS EMMA DELERTY, OF Column #
II. G. IVES, of Chicago.
T. EVERETT SEDGEwICK, of Paln3 IS&
JAMES MCMAsTERs, OF Sprlnghe. ~
man. An
J. H. MURRAY, of Greenbush, n 81
gage-master. - 8I
GEORGE H. MORSE. of Boston, NG<
conductor. tk
j. C. SrAKPoLE, of Hartford, Con fl
r. @. HITCHCOCK, of Bellows fa1 ~.
J. E. DE WITT, of Portland, Me- ~
THOMAS KELLY. of Boston. M
Miss SUsIE*CoTTING, of Boston,
Mrs. G. B. IsHAM,. of Philade1pD
Mrs. J. S. Winchell, of Oneida, ~
AN UNKNOWN WOMAN, about9 M!
THE INJURED. ~
There We're about fifteen sefkM
jured, and five or six may M
names of the wounded are as
Miss Dr.. ALICE I4ITrELL, Oh
Mass, bad scalp wound. ~
Mrs. REV. DIR. LEwELLIN IRA, "A.
wich, Conn, cut hand ana 10 3A&
sprained. If I{
ROBERT CUCKsoN, of Boston, " tl8
porter, badly scalded. T. I'M
MURRAY GRAVES, of Boston, W&
right thigh and broken forearm -.
ETHEL CARSON, Of Dalton, pflS
LOUIS BUCHANAN, OF boSV
bruised. cn
ROSE srEpHANE, of springtF'
fractured ribs. al
MARY SADIE, of Sprlngner H
bruised. "
JOHN PLArr, of Riverton, M
Mrs. JOHN PLAT, OF hi'0'
bruised. e..
NJ. f. LEAcM, of Rain Fall N'
thigh. sR
Mrs. JAMES T. ELDREDGE, Oh
ken hip, fractured shoulder c,.rs
Mrs. H. E. WHITNEw, OF Wv
ly bruised and scalp wound +
MRS. J. N. WINCHESTER
bury, bruised. ,.uca.sI
SUMNER CUMMINGS, of Wol'"
and sprained knee. #
MRS. SUMNER CUMMINGS, an orl
compound fracture of the les o q"
WELLESLEY PORTER, bulle' "
fractured thigh. ,.not #
ARTHUR WILLIAMS, OF Lew
wound. hg
FRANK LANG, of Chicago y
and back. ,,on
WINTHROP WADE, of Bo''''
left thigh. p;ttsfd
Mrs. HELEN RICE, OF 55; lsf
WALTER HAWKINS, OF 7 Alb
LEWIS MITCHELL ~ 81 ~ 81
bruised and fractured rlDS', 1bsD
WILLIAM HORTON, OF A lhpn )
badly bruised, left hip of0A'
injuries. ,oy Of
M. J. WALDREN JOHNSON r
scalp wound. ,o,,on, d
JOHN EMERSON, brakeni'''
eye badly bruised. ,,o,e ba y =
T.. B. ADAMS, of Holy hi Z