The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-07-13

plete, list being as follows:
John McDermott, Sixteenth and N.ch-
olas streets, machinlst at the Union
Pacific shops.
John Kinsey. 1863 Cummings street
Robert Claire. 1889 North Eighteenth
street; son of John Claire, ex-asslstant
boiler inspector.
John III. Jacks, sixteenth and Webs
ter employed by the Omaha News
company as newsboy on Rock Island
train.
John Larson. ll3 North Eighteenth
street. aged about l6 years. was en-
ployed as carrier for the World Her
aid.
Fred Nielsen. 222 South Thirty-thir
street. son Of Andrew Nielsen, who Is
In st. Joseph's hospital.
John b. Kllker, $50 South Seven
teenth street. member or the Seventh
ward band.
Owen Cavanaugh. 1902 North Eigh-
teenth street, aged about IS years.
Hugh Dodson. 1914 Elmer street, aged
about IL years
Mrs. Kate Bradley and baby, 1910
North Eighteenth street.
Mrs, Il. j. Carroll and boy, the latter
aged about 6 years.
Patrick Scully.
Miss Mary Tracy.
John Cosgrove.
William Cosgrove.
Miss Margaret Cosgrove.
In addition to these the following list
from other towns were killed, swelling
the list to 25. but there are still three
or four not accounted for. Two OF the
doctors who went to the scene from
Omaha stated that they counted the
dead bodies. one placing the number at
2s and the other at 80. The list so far
as can be obtained Is as follows:
Charles Heiman, Missouri Valley.
Walter Jennings. Missouri Valley.
George Wininger, Morrison. III.
Lawrence Pe'tero. Council Bluffs.
Miss Ollie Wilson, Council Bluffs.
Mrs. Taylor and baby. Council Bluffs.
The correct list of the more seriously
injured Is given below. Some Will die.
some will hold their beds for weeks
and months, some are In comparison
but slightly injured. The wounds
range from surface cuts to internal in
juries which may result in death, The
list is:
Robert Buchtel, left leg fractured.
Mrs. Buchtel. wife. sustained num-
ber of severe contusions in the face and
forehead; her nose Is broken and her
arm badly fractured.
Kate Cosgrove, sustained a contu-
sion over the right eye and was gen.
orally and badly bruised.
William ]. Summit Of Missouri VAL
ley, sustained aNfracture Of q leg and
was generally bruised.
Mrs. Scully OF Shelley, sustained
fractures of several ribs. She Is not
expected to live.
Sam Dutson, arm broken and his left
eye badly cut
Blanche Henders, Clifton Hill, most
seriously injured. Her right arm Is
fractured in two places and both her
clavlcle bones are broken.
Albert Pearson. knee badly lacerated.
J. F. Kaler of Council Bluffs. very
badly cut about the head and face.
Margaret ColvenS very badly bruised.
Annie Colven. shoulders badly bruis-
- and was severely cut.
Oliver Colven, sustained a number
Of severe cuts about THE head.
John Schneidel. injured in the sides.
arms and head.
Eva Nelson. very badly injured in
ternally and in addition her right leg Is
badly hurt. Condition serious.
Leonard Mack. injured In the abdo-
men and groin: number OF wounds In
the head and right leg hurt. Condition
critical.
Andrew Nelson, arm broken, both
sides injured and received a number OF
cuts in the face.
Henry C. Conrad Of Dayton. Iowa,
a tramp, who was on the train, injur-
ed about right hip.
c. w. Johnson. confusion upon both
legs.
william Christensen sustained con-
tusions upon the thigh and left leg.
II. ]. Carroll. injured in the chest
and head, also suffering from an injur-
ed hand.
Jerome A. Little, ribs fractured and
sustained,internal injuries, besides con-
tusions on the face and chest. 1t Is
feared that his injuries are fatal
Fred Kinsey. injury in the right arm
and contusions upon the face.
NJ. O'Hearn OF Council Bluffs, severe
ly cut about the face, right arm and
shoulder also injured.
Theresa Tracey sustained a number
Of severe cuts upon the head.
Maggie Scullin. contusions upon the
left shoulder and arm.
John Perkins. IL years Of age, badly
cut about the face and received an in
jury to right leg.
John McKenna. injured internally
and seriously.
Three-year- old child belonging TO the
Keller family OF Council Bluffs. badly
bruised.
Mike Shannon. IA years old. sustain
ed badly spralned ankle.
Steve Meaney. badly cut about the
left leg and generally bruised.
John Meaney. cut about the face.
The responsibility for the accident
rests on Engineer Montgomery of the
excursion train. His order was 10 wait
at Logan for the fast mail and fast
freight. He started his train our lmme-
dlately after the mail passed. forget
ting the freight. The head-end COLI
sion occurred 20 minutes later on a
curve. The heavy freight passed par
TALLY over the passenger All the Deo-
pie killed were In the front coach OF the
excursion. All the dead and Injured
were brought to Omaha to-day.
The train which carried the dead ar
rived at the union depot at SEQ o'clock.
1t had been given out that 1t would not
arrive until noon and this was respon-