Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-26
THE DERAILEB EXCURSION TRAIN.
More Particulars OF the Accident sees
Akron-The List Of the Injured.

Akron-The List Of the Injured.
On account OF the fact that there ~ers
quite a number of passengers from this
city on the Chicago excursion train which
was derailed yesterday near Akron. Ohio,
on the Pittsburg and Western raffroad.
there was much interest In the details OF
the wreck telegraphed here and published
last evening Railroad officials here have
received a report Of the accident giving
corrected list OF the injured. as follows:
Al 40 am a special train. consisting OF
eleven cars, met with an accident one mile
east of Monroe Falls and eight miles east
Of Akron on the Pittsburg and Western
railroad. by which about twenty persons
were injured, OF whom SIX SIX were ,s se,sre eas
caused by the spreading of the rails ana
was entirely unavoidable. The train was
which was the first 20 leave the track. drag
cling with Il the fifth car and the three
rear cars, all OF which contained passen-
gers. The derailed cars slid down ten
foot embankment. The news of the acci-
dent was Immediately telesraphed 70 Akroh.
Ohio, and a special train was sent out from
thar CITY 10 the scene Of the wreck. The In
iured were conveyed to Akron and we're
placed in the city hospital in that city. The
remainder Of the PASSENGERS ~ere ,S NJ, ~,
tie delay. reaching Chicago yesterday AFTER
noon.
The Injured.
Below is a list OF the injured and the ex-
tent OF their injuries: Mr.. +. 9. keehler.
Baltimore. Nd. hand injured: Mr.. Chas. j.
Story sl7 West goth street. New York, Lack
of head cut; August Thurn, Baltimore. Nd,
side bruised; Frank Niles. Marysville. No..
side injured; Frank White. Lafayette. Pa.
Pa, shoulder injured; H. Moredick. Humes-
ton Iowa, left arm, collar bone and one
rib bToken viii PrG sn;nIsa die q M Stats
Philadelphia, Pa, scalp wound; Romeo r..
Bowen, colored. Washington. ID. G. injsred
Internally and in groin Miss Lille &C. Garner.
Louis Steinbeck, 1915 St Charles street. Bah
timore. left leg cut; Jose Luz, Baltimore.
more. Md, hip bruised: Judson Hunt. I8al-
timore, Nd, head cut and shoulder in
jured; Miss Lille Hunt, Baltimore, Nd.
i. Grahen, Baltimore, Md, back injured;
Miss Efhe Housetlan, Baltimore Nd, hack
injured Leo Stewart eolored, porter on
sides; NJ. W. Budd Riverside, y. J., injured
about shoulder; ii. NJ. Nice. Fort Washing
y H. Bower. coatesvilie, Pa. injured about
head and internally: Mrs. Sturden, 5l1 8 al
win street. Baltimore. head cut ana bruised
Washington, ID. G, back injured and scalp
wound: Mrs. Dora Tough " asihnk Ton. -
G. injured about head and limbs bruised;
r. c. Mode Wilmington, Del, head cut:
w A Mode Wilmington, Del, back sprain-
ed: Miss Anna Mulliner, 4S2 Heart street
NJ n Core Washington, ID. g, injured
about head: Miss Isabella Forbes Camden,
y. J., injured about head; Miss Mary J Z.
Feariocker. Camden, y. J.. arm bruised:
b. Ralph Hampton, Baltimore. Nd, arm
broken and side injured; Mr.. Elan Nc
Intosh Washington. ID. C, scalp wound;
AR Award Chamberlain, Baltimore Nd.
sprained wrist; W. J. l.. Augusta, Walker
ton. Ind. slightly bruised and head slightly
n. c., strained back; II. Dugson. Philadel-
phia Pa slightly cut in head. Six other
passengers were slightly hurt. but We're
able TO continue on their journey to CHI
cago.