Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-10
Twelve Others Injured in a Ter
rife Railway Collision.
TRAIN WAS RUNNING FAST,
Aud crashed Into n Freight near the
station az Newman, cai-botaiis
OF the wreck.

Ga, Francisco, July ia collision
istvsen a freight train and a passenger
tr,ln bearing delegates to the y. Z. a.
convention at Los Angeles occurred At
newman. Callf.. this morning. Two
farrongcrs. Mrs. Thomas Of Seneca
Fails. and Mrs. Harris. Of ST. Louis
were killed and ave others slightly In
mrei. The freight train "aa taking
water when the passenger train came
along on the same track. The collision
was a heavy one.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
stockton. Calf. July iO,-A Burllng-
ton special train OF nine coaches ON the
way from st. Louis TO Los Angeles
loaded with teachers 10 attend the Ma
tonai Educational association conven-
ton now In session at Los Angeles.
crashed into freight train within 300
yards Of the depot at Newman. stanis-
hun county. this morning with the re-
sult that two ladies were killed and
thirteen passengers blurred.
Tho following ~ a list OF the killed;
Miss Addie Harris. No. s02s Dillon
Mrs. Lena Hammond. Seneca Falls,
NY.
The injured are;
Miss Clara Morchouse No. 2ii Upton
avenue. Battle Crock. Mich.
Mrs. Elizabeth White. 1886 isadorc
street. ST. Louis,
Miss May oliver. 2sa2 Virginia
avenue. 81. Louis.
Miss Edna English. $3.50 Washington
avenue. st. Louis.
Miss saille r. Smith. $685. West Pine
rtrcct, 81. Louis.
Miss Gertrude Rosenberg. iii9 Rud-
scr street. 81. Louis.
Miss Luella a. wchmcler $50 Aof-
cruNko street. st. Louis.
Edwin y. Luckcy. 1852 Union boulo-
ward, st. Louis.
Robert q. Mills. Lake Croston. s. ID.
Miss q. L. Morse Philadelphia.
calvin Bullock, 81. Louis.
With the exception % Obort Mills.
who was Injured about tho head. though
not fatally. mono OF the other injuries
grc NJ an serious the greater part con-
ltinE Of slight bruises or merely
The special was In charge Of s. II.
urury OF the Chicago. burlington &
quincy railroad, and was going At the
rate OF 40 miles an hour. and the
freight train was taking water on the
main track The freight train Inn
iutlluttlN TOOK ufes ana an empty
coach way car and three nat cars were
burned. There were no baggage cars
between the locomotive OF the special
and the tourist sleeper. 40 that when
the crash came. the tender Of the loco.
motive crashed into the sleeper. kill
ing the two ladies' In the forward
berth and lniurlng thirteen other oc-
rupants OF the sumo car. None Of
The other coaches left tho track
The passengers of the special are FOR
The most part stopping az the Russ
House where they are being cared for
ana word has been sent by the South
crn Pacific company that an the special
passengers will be- taken TO San Fran
cisco on the 2 o'clock train today. while
the bodies NJ the killed viii be shipped
east tomorrow.
no one was allowed TO view the bod
lea this morning pending the arrival OF
the coroner. who was expected az noon.
DEATH OF ONE OF THE INJURED.
81. Louis, July ia private dis
patch Just received az burlington head
quarters says Mrs Eliza White OF 81.
Louis one Of the injured. In the Cali
tnfnla wreck. has died as result OF
her Injuries.