The age-herald., 1897-09-10
RESULT OF THE HEADENDER
At EmpOria, Kas., in Which William ].
 Bryan Figured as a Hero.
A LIST OF THE DEAD AND INJURED
Revised After the Wreck Was Cleared -GhouIs Rob the Dead and Carry Off the Mails One Man Is Supposed to Have
 Been lncinerated.

Emporia, Kas., Sept. 9-Eleven known dead, one missing and probably incn- erated, and fourteen injured, two ot whom are likely to die, is the story of the head-end collision on the Santa F's lists were mixed, because of the con- fusion attending the wreck. Even to- night it is not positively known that the list given is complete, as it is believed nothing is left by which they can be recognized. The bodies of eleven have been found in the debris, three burned beyond recognition. William Frsbee, Topeka engineer of the eastbound fast mail, who YVES last right reported among the injured, turned up during the day, and Mfcheal McGlade and A. R. Doran, postal clerks, were found to have been wrongly placed sn the list of injured Nothing could be found of the remains of Wells Fargo Express Messenger J. F. c. Sauer, a handful of charred bones taken from the wreck, however, are supposed to be his. Near them was found his watch.
 THE DEAD.
 The dead are:
 MIoHAEL M.GIIADE, Kansas City, postal clerk.
 J. F. sAUDR, Kansas City. Wells Fargo express messenger.
 JOHN SHIRLEY, Topeka, fireman. R. A. DORIAN, of Emporia, postal clerk.
 NATE HoLLIsTER, of Topeka, fire man. JAMES BRENNAN. of Topeka. en- gineer.
 c. w. vANCLEvE, brakeman.
 BEN WALTERS, of St. Joseph, fire- man.
 - GONZALES, fireman.
 DAN M'KElAIRNAlN.
 AN UNKNOWN TRAMP.
 MESSING.
 HARVEY FOWLER, farmer of Elm poraA
 INJURED.
 The injured are:
 William Frisbee, engineer, Topeka; both legs broken; may die.
 J. M. Bell, Florence; hip bruised
 Alex Ferguson, Kansas City, conduc- tor of No. 1 hip hurt
 Claude Holiday, Lawrence, express messenger; both legs broken.
 D. o. Etter, Kansas City, express messenger; legs broken, will die.
 John Dagan, Topeka; face maimed-' J. T. Butler, county attorney of Chase county; hip broken; may die.
 William F. Jones, Kansas City: leg and arms broken.
 H. P. Melick, Atchison; badly hurt. Phil Schier, express messenger, Kan sas City; hips crushed
 William Patrick. Kansas City: leg and arm broken.
 c. D. Adams, City of Mexico; painfully bruised.
 Mike Sweeney, Gainesville. Tex; back hurt.
 R. o. McGee, Kansas City; postal clerk. c. D. Fletcher, Kansas City; postal clerk.
 Human gfiouls delved into the wreck age and plundered the mail sacks, which were strewn on the ground. One tried to snatch a diamond from the breast of an Emporia doctor, who. weak and nervous, was creeping slowly out of the wreck. GIe had strength enough left to hit the brute blow In the face which made him curse and sneak away. The mail sacks were dragged into the corn fiel and rified.
 The report at the Kansas City office is that practically all the mail on both the wrecked Santa Fe trains was de-, stroyed. One pounch, however, from Southern California, on the westbound train No 1, is said to have been saved. This train when it arrived carried a large mail from New York city to Cali fornia, Colorado, New Mexico and Ari- zona No official report has been res