The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-13
Z, WASHINGTON. MONDAY. JULY IS, 1896.

Hugh noasor aress ahoas e years
Mrs Kate Bradley ard haby-
Mrs. p J. Carroll and boy, the latter
ared about years
Patrick ScaEly. stationary engineer az
the Union Pacifsc shops.
Mrs.. Mary Tracy.
Joan cosxroye. aged - years William
fosgrove. aged Il years Mss AaTs@<ss
Cosgroye aged ~ years
In addition 70 these the following from
ether IoEas were killexs. swelling the ast
20 twenty-five. bnt there are Sttll three
or four rot accounted for Two of the
doctors who went 10 the scene from Ozzla-
"a station say they counted the dead
bodies. 0ne placing the number OF twenty
eight and the other a. gsenty-nine- The
isr. SO far as 1t mas been obtained. Is as
folloEs.
Charles Hef-nan. Missouri Valley.
Walter Jennings. Missouri Valley.
George wfntngsr Morrison. III.
Lawrence Petro. Cofnelf Bluffs.
Miss Ollie Wilson. EoHneil Bluffs.
Mrs Tayior and baby, Council Bluffs.
The correct list of the more seriously
injured ia this:
Robert Bachtei. left leg fractured
Mrs Ruchfei, wife OF the above. sus-
tained number Of severe co1tusions in
the face ard forehead. her nose being
broken and her arm badly injured.
Kate Cosgreve, sustained a confusion
over the right eye an1 vas generally
badly bruised
william j. Summit. Missouri Valley,
sustained a fra<are Of a leg and was
generally bruised.
Mrs. Scully. Sheely, sustained fracture
OF several ribs and also injured In the
chest She Is not expected 10 live.
Samuel Dutson, arm broken and eye bad
iy cut.
Blanche Hender. Clifton Hill, most seri-
oasIy injured. Her right arm fractured
n two places and both her clavicie bones
broken
Albert Pearson, knee badly iaceratsd.
J. E. KzIer, Council Bluffs. very badly
cut about the head and face.
Margaret Colven. very badly bruised.
Annie Coiven. shoulders badly bruised
and was severely cut.
oliver colven, a number OF severe cuts
about the head.
John schneldea. injured in the sides. ribs
and head.
Eva Nelson. very badly injured inter
nalIy, and In addition her right leg badly
hurt: condition serious.
Leonard Mack. injured in the abdomen
and groin. received a number of wounds
in the head and shis right leg hurt; con-
dition critical.
AnAf6N ->FAStiis ~ ckrtfs bOAis SAA+7
injured and received number of cuts in
the face.
Henry C. Conrad. of Dayton. Iowa. a
tramp who was on the train, injured about
the right hip.
c. ". Johnson. contusions upon both
legs.
william Christensen, contusions upon the
thigh and left leg.
n. ]. Carroll, injured In the chest and
head and is also suffering from an in
jured head.
fained internal injuries, besides receiving
contusious upon the face and chest. II
is feared his injuries are fatal.
Fred Kinsey, an injury in the right arm
and contusions upon the face
NJ OvHearn, Council Bluffs, severely cut
about the face: right arm and shoulder
were also injured.
Theresa Tracey. a number of severe cuts
upon the head.
Maggie Scuilin. contusions upon the left
shoulder and arm.
John Perkins. badly cut about the face
and received an injury - his leg.
John McKenna injured internally and
seriously.
A s-year-old child belonging to the Kel-
Ter family. of Council Bluffs. was badly
bruised.
Nike Shannon. Il years old. sprained
ankle.
steve Meaney badly cut about the left
leg.
John Meaney cut about the face.
The responsibility for the accident rests
on Engineer Montgomery, of the Inflated
excursion train. His order was TO wait
at Logan for the fast mail and fast
freight He started his train out imne-
diately after the mail passed. forgetting
the freight The head-end collision oc-
Cured twenty minutes later on curve.
The heavy freight passed partially over
the passenger. All the people killed were
In the front coach OF the excursion. All
the dead and injured were brought to
Omaha today.