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

to Charles Z. Verde, also note in Ger
man from Charles E. Wenzle to DR..
Howard Evance.
No. 6-Male, jack knife. horn handle,
pocket-book and silveE watch, brown
pants. old-fashioned front flap, money
on person $50. English gold coin, gold
spectacles, silk scarf, handkerchiefs with
III. g." in old English letters.
No. MALE. 10 pounds, charred De-
yond recognition.
No. S-Woman, weight about 165
pounds, chain bracelet, pair black kid
gloves. handkerchief with name F. r.
Mckenzie, package of rubbers in paper
marked Middletown, Conn.,, red plush
cloak, gold watch in leather case, hands
clenched and terrible expression of pain
on face; letter on person addressed 10
Mrs. G. r. Mckenzie from Mrs. M.
Parker of Stanford, Conn, $25 in money.
No. 9--Female, burned beyond recog-
milton.
No. 1O-Supposed to be T. A. McGar-
vey of Ontario, gold open-faced watch
No. 11-Mrs. Charles Vandusen OF
Sproutbrook. N; Y -, ..
a crisp
13-MaIe. no identification. burned to a
crisp.
No. finale weight about one hun
dred and eighty-six pounds, silk hand
kerchief, no other Identification, burned
to crisp.
No. 15-woman. no Identification;
burned to a crisp.
No. 16-Man. AS pounds. silver hunting
watch with initials "W. A
No. 17-Woman, 100 pounds, no identi-
f1cation.
No. 1s-woman. 40 pounds. chain
bracelet with key lock.
No. 1e-woman, chain bracelet, black
silk dress, blue striped underskirt,
burned beyond Identification.
No 21-Man named j. w. Beardsley of
Watkins, N Y, had $40 and 5000 in
checks and $50 in currency.
No. 22-Burned beyond identification.
No 23-Burned beyond identification.
No 24-Burned beyond identification.
No. 25-Man, weighing $50 pounds, open
face watch, no further identification.
Other Articles.
The following are the articles found
among the remains of the burned and
mangled at the morgue, but it is impos-
| sible to connect with any particular vic
| tim:
A book. League of American Wheel
men," with name inside Of William Louis
| Wilson, Northwestern university. Evans
ton, ILL.,, 1872 Sheridan road. With this
| plate engraved with same name and a
large number of cards printed w. l.
| Wilson; a shirt marked 1892 Columbus
/ 1892; cards and envelopes marked Miss
| L. b. Haines. The cards were bought OF
/ George Muir, Evanston, Ill. box OF
| pills marked Bradley, Evanston, ILL.,; 9
bible thoroughly wet and partially
burned; gave the following on title page
| Emblem for ST. Clements class, ar
anchor, Hebrews, 6, 10; teacher, ]. S
/ Arch, Easter, 1898" The same so neal
/ the edge il could not have been Archi
| bald, but a short name like Archer
Some thought it WITCH instead o.
| Arch. A chain OF gold beads wa:
| found, quite large beads, circular, ap
parently solid Also three watches, cuff
button, tin whistle. etc.
The Injured.
After the accident the killed and In
jured were conveyed to the Nicholas
memorial hospital in this city. The fol
lowing is the complete list of the injured
now at the hospital:
H. w. Williams, Toronto.
w. A. Ryerse. Port Dover. Ont.
| William Henry Bushnell, Brockport
NY.
S. II. Smith. Ft. Plain. N Y.
j. II. Smith, FIT. Plain, N. Y.
Berry Smith, FIT. Plain, N Y.
Israel Smith, Fl. Plain, n. Y.
Mrs. Smith, FIT. Plain, N. Y.
Miss Bessie Williams, Brockport, N. L
Frederick WertZ, Rochester, n. Y.
Mrs. Wertz and Miss Wertz, Roches
ter. n. Y.
Frank Turnweigel, Blissfeld, Pa.
Jennie Stewart, Dalton Station, ILL.,
c. c. Vandusan, Sproat Brook, N. y
(Since died)
w. II. Thompson, Woodstock. Ont
| Frank Rogers. Woodstock. Ont.
| Mrs. Robert Vance. Simcoe, Ont.
George Vance, Simcoe, ont.
Albert Bradley, Toronto, ont.
| George Shackleton, Auburn, n. Y.
]. ID. Archibald, Evanston, Ill
Thomas J. Monroe. Auburn, n. Y.
E. F.. Davidson, Fairport n. Y.
c. S. Adams, $50 Main-st., Buffalo
n. Y
Clinton II. Ward. Morton. VT.
Charles Beardsley. Springfield, Mas!
s. II. Baldwin. Milford. Conn.
j. II. Smith, Ingerson, ont.
Arrest of Engineer and Conductor
This afternoon at o'clock Justic
Henry issued warrants for Henry Woo
lev. engineer Of train No. 6, and Cor
ductor Burt n. Scott. wooley pu
under $1,000 bail for appearance mex
Monday. He could not furnish the ba
and Deputy Sheriff King took him
Marshall this evening 1t was learne
that Conductor Scott had gone to Poi
Huron and after Justice Henry IA
heard the engineers statement OF n
collision he O hered the officer to tel,
graph TO Port Huron to have ConductC
Scott put under arrest. Scott, howeve
5 voluntarily returned tonight Enginet
Wooley made this statement to JustiC
Henry:
, when my engine was coupled in n
train at the depot Conductor Scott aske
r me II | was ready TO go. / said Nc
. | 1 had not oiled my engine yet and toe
| my oil can and got of at the side IA
l. l-thest from the depot on the south sid
2 Conductor Scott came around on N
side of the engine and handed my o
ders and said to me: NO. has goI
e through He said the dispatcher
: crazy about US not getting out Of her
"I hurried up and got through oilir
my engine, got up In the cab and
8 that time Conductor Scott was over net
the platform. He asked me If l Wi
ready to go. 1 asked him IL he WI
: sure No had gone through. He sal
Yes. she has.
MY fireman heard that. After
I. | said that No. 3 had gone through
asked him how the board was. He sal
All clear; look out for the board
= Belleview.
a Il got upon my seat and started q
engine. | did not pass any switch e
CINE that had been reported on &
:: double track. After 1 got into the var
saw a headlight. / thought at fiji