Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-09
Caused by the DeraiIment Of a
Railroad Train,
REsCUING THE PASSENGERS.
Women and Cbiidrrn Dragged from
the windows Irappsncd In Night
-Eire. Lighted a. Woods.

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ihrco perhaps fatally, injured by the
dcnilmont of train No. 4. nouthbound
on the Kansas city. pitiahurg and Gulf
railroad, two miles nouih OF Gmnvlew.
No, az $3.50 last night. The injured
were brought 20 this city this morning.
The seriously hurt vere taken 20 81.
Joscpha hospital and the others to the
Savoy hotel. The ilrt of the most So
rlouaiy injured follows.
Mrs. +. II. Chandler Jaudon. No..
internally.
Il. c. puny. Fort smith. Ark. hip
srrnined.
Mrs. u. c. Duffy. face cut
child Of Mr. and Mna. Duny. badly
bruised on face.
Vernon Biglor. Amsterdam. Mo. face
badly bruised.
Mr.. J. 81. Horne. pi,tsburg. Ran.
face burned.
=. II. Brown. Cleveland. NO. legs In
iurcd.
l. " Moore. kansas city. hcaa nurt.
Mrs Frank Down. Kansas city. Raa.
head bruised.
MIR. Charles y. Ifaines. Kansas City.
Kaa.. head cut.
Charles ,. Haincn. arm cut and knee
hurt
W: L. MeGran. Blair Mob. cut on
head.
Mrs, w u. Warden. Kansas city
shoulder hurt
>. W. O. sloan. Arneit, Mo. bruised
A. l. gorrenr,n ,.,y. ,,..., ts.,,...
city, cut over cye and check. injured
probably seriously
w G. simona. Drexel. shoulder
q; Z. Sage, Merwin. Mo. sprainod
al X. Crawford. Drcrol Mo.
bruised chest, seriously may die.
A. q, Donovan. Kansas city. Kaa..
head and hip hurt
Miss burrows. Amsterdam. No, head
hurt.
J. y, Lcggc,i. DrcSel. NO. badly Gu,
about face.
J, Al. Jackson, lingo. has. cut abou,
hrad and back b RI.
John y MeEi.sacyf Neosho. NO.
Mrs, Bcrkowitz. bruised about head.
Euell stokcr, Drcxcl No.. hurt In
Mellynlo stokcr. Roolsvaic. Kas.. cut
The wrecked train ieft Kanaa. city
last night az ) o'clock Two miles be-.
You'd uranvlow q small station thirty
miles south OF Kansas city. the train
was derailed by sprcading. rails. the
track having been damaged by recent
severe rains Tho smoker. which cons
tninCd most OF tho Injured. and the
chair car Immediately following worr
turned on their side Into a ditch. the
Pullman 20 The track, but remained
uprIght The engine and combination
hngEnEv aud mail car remained ON the
track The accident occurred during
n heavy duWupnur ~ rain The crow
went 20 work with u viii 20 rescue tho
passengers. Women and children were
dragged from the windows Of the chais
car and attended 90 ar we'll ~ possible
under the circumstance, Before all
had been taken out fre started from
the stove In tho rear end.
The porter of this car earned great
praise By hla presence OF mind In cut
tins hole through the roof. duonchiug
the IRE and rcacuing several women In
immediate danger. In the smoker.
which was wen nllcd passengers were
compelled 30 crawl cautiously tho fun
length Of the car 20 the rear door 10 oH-
cape. Exit through the broken vim
dowH was dangerous. the darkness
making 4 impossible 70 see a foot
the woods. and there was no houHe near
% which the injured could be taken.
For the immediate care ~ the injured
frrs were built nlonEHide tho tracks.
A. soon as possible news Of the wreck
was sent 10 Grtnviow and a relief train
Duke Michael ~ Russia and other roy
train moved az a. M. and took back
10 Kansas city all ~ the injured,
Engineer Brown, seen after tho
wreck. said that he was running undcr
slow orders because ~ tho fact that
rains had damaged the road bed. At
the time he said he was proceeding
slowly around a sharp curve IN an en-.
bnnkment oight feet high. The heavy
engine. baggage and mail car which
passed the curve IN safety. loosened tho
rails. and caused the rear cars 60 leave
tho track,
The track was cleared by noon today
and trains were running ms usual,
Americans Presented at Coart.
London. June s-The Princess OF
Wales. In behalf N her majesty. held
drawing nom at buckingham Palace
today. Among those present were the
Duke and Duchess ~ York. the Grand
was started frum Kansas city. The
ufflnn THE function Wua gnunalaftw lu D..