The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-07-16

train which carried the unhuft beIore
the second section was started Inc iat-
Ter carried All the WOUNDED whose
wounds were serious. IL mad also on
board such trends OF me fme injured fanoo as
would nor ne TORN away lro ii OF lorceu
to leave the sides OF their suffering loved
ones; Inns section CONSISTED OF TWO
gT"cieS, omsSa 90 to. anu Ht.,
da%r S VIM" in order ~ hold The nreot nmm '
| that hoardad If Tho hacgnDe cor was
used for thosa who renn;rod cots and
| strotobors for tho ;ourno,. Tbo othor
wos far those who We're ohlo 70 eli mn
or n.ara Loss ;rirrod mo snoros ,.hiob
vare nroson+nj Within +ho tro aa,m
con never he forao+tan NV those
who Witnessed tbom Tho in+orior Of tH tbo
hagooge car nroaontod tbo mnos+ no III rH
s;"bt Uaro u.orr ,.onoo o omS - pnI +h>,
cots which horo tho ,,ist s,,n,sI1 ,i,,r .aie
They lInd tbe cn 70 its fnIIoSt oa rc"it
Room was hardly allowed for tho nbvs;.
clans to pass from one little bed to anoth-
| er in their efforts to alleviate the main of
| the sufferers as much as their mortal pow
ers would allow. Groans and screams
filled the car from one end of the trip to
the other. Beside each cot and bending
| over the bundle that occupied victim.
knelt or lay the attendants, the parents of
children, the brother or sister, the hus-
band or wife. Tears streamed down
their faces as they attended to the wants
| of the suffering one, tanning with hat or
fan, lifting the glass to the lip or gently
soothing by word or hand. Hearts were
silently breaking as they watched the
quiet or moaning form. which in many
cases was struggling with death.
The sight in the other car was pitiable
one. In this the injured were stretched
upon the soft seats. swathed in bandaces.
Their injuries. however, were not of such
n chara cter rs to force away the Thought.
nor were the attentions they received suffi-
Gent to prevent them from dwelling on
the disaster. Almost without exception
they had been passengers in the car of
death and had lost some one in the crash.
The thoughts of the dead caused some
to ween silently. others TO stare stolidly
and stupidly. as if they had been struck
dumb nv the blow. Others to shrek aloud
in their anguish
q ,., ,,,,,,.;,,o, :, or,,,,,
rnnhors o;gb+oon names thn comnletn liSt
BEING as foIIows.
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JOIN Mcelio;., I ITA;eun pao ;Ho' slana
oi1 81 $50 ;aa, . 100 Gnu,r,inHs sweet
2oin Nt mi:H,.' 800 uni, E;ahtoon+b
noperC Ciatr 200 1Noi.n s itetrt
stIeet' sun VI 'onii Nl"ii'
nhctnr
join oach, olA,etn'n '1i W,
lleWsDoy ehipioseu ny 'nc o''''n" -'e"'
coIhpahy' ,c
I T,n1 E l-uIs,' "7'u i''
Jnbn p Killer
owen Covanouob 1S vpors
Hugh Dodsnn
Mrs Kate Bradley and baby.
Mrs p 7 Carroll and boy,
Patricl; Scnllv
Miss Mary Tracey.
%V;iiion, = Cos%Tova ooed IA
Margaret Coscr0ye, aged "a.
In aGdition TO these the following resi-
dents of other towns were killed. increas-
ing the list to twenty-five, but there are
still three or four not accounted for. two
of the doctors who went to the scene from
Omaha stating that they counted the dead
bodies, one placing the number at twenty
eight and the other at twenty-nine. The
list so far as has been obtained Is as loi-
lows:
Charles Holman. Missouri Valley.
Walter Jennings. Missouri Valley.
George Welningen. Morrls0h' III
Lawrence Zero, Councll Pl mii.cr
MISS Ullie i5oh i, 0ov Tompn;i Rlnffs
Ms lna ~ ~; ;'4u sc ~ r,ora soronslv in
i,rod ;S. some will die and some will hold
Hair hods for weeks and months: some are
Int slightly wounded The wounds range
from surface cuts to internal injuries
which must result in DEATH
pobor+ Rutcboll left leg fractured
NJ ID ohor+ Rutchell severe commissions
on ~ ~ it f,co and fornheod: her nose is
T,o,n nd ,rm bodIy ;niured
oi ~ Co Tns"rovo Sustained n confusion
,! Ma' tho 80 riybt cvo and was generally
I I,di,, h.r;snd
oa W;,, u, LIS 7 Summit Of Missouri Valley.
su W nHnnHi - fractnre Of n leg and zen
o ouaii,i hrnisod
'i"n' - o,,o,o,. f,oo+uros Of
Mrs. Hcuily OIL oHetiva. j., t,a ohost.
several lids anu also lnJ i;i'a III 'le 'A''''
she Is NOT SAPecteu ~ nv hn,.o, aud loft
samuel Dupoh' aril pioN'n anu ''A'
eye padly cut ,,.u -,
Blanche Hender, OF Clinton Hlii, NO.
seriously injured; her right arm Is frac-
tured in two places and both her CLAW
ical bones are broken.
Albert Pearson. knee badly lacerated.
II. Kaler of Omaha, cut about face
Margaret Colvin. badly bruised
Annie Colvin shoulders badly bruised
and bnod saveriv emf
" coI,.;,, s,at,;,o, ,,,,,,o, &c O.,
Olivef GOWN, si,s h1 iuiioer vi St.
we're GUS ANU. ,"c ne"".
John Schneidel, injured in the sides,