The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-26

fatallN nfureds eleven seriously and 81
slighP bruised and scratched Fifty
one OF the total number OF injured and
killed are passengers and seven are
employees Of the Wsbash r2iiroad. One
woman, & passenger IS missing
The name Of the une OF 4he dead has
been obtained, that OF F9nnie Mulvie,
address unknown Mrs. Joe Grose,
whose husband was badly injured and
whose residence is not known, is miss
ing The fatally injured are:
Luige Venini, no address.
Matte Cruz, wife Of Jos. Cruz, of
Coster Gate, Utah.
An unknown Italian.
The accident was caused by a wash
out at culvert mot a trestle). Super
intendent Gould in describing the acci-
dent to the passenger train said: II
elarn from person living near Cass
that two black clouds gathered and
came in contact about over the place
where No. was wrecked. The culvert
which was washed out was a stone box
three feet square under a 25 foot fill
The water was about five feet above
the opening of the culvert and about
200 feet wide, causing the earth above
to slide. We have never observed high
water at this point before. Mr.. Danes
thinks he viii have a bridge over the
opening in six hours after the roadbei
is cleared of cars.
THE engine and Eve cars went down
the bank, but one sleeper and the pri-
vate car of General superintendent
Cotter of the Iron Mountain road. re-
mained on the track and nobody in
them was injured
OFFICIAL LIST OF INJURED.
st. Louis. June 26.-A corrected list
Of injured as far as learned in the Wa
bash wreck received at headquarters.
H: A searight, Logansport, Ind.
e P. Clough. baggage and express
messenger, Toledo. Ohio. right shoulder
bruised.
Julia De Pape. St. Louis. slightly
bruised
Mrs Thomas Jones and Earl. her son,
Cedar Springs, Ont, both slightly
bruised
Mr. and Mrs. James Ray, en- route to
Dallas, Texas. bruised.
r; s Bradshaw. Fort Wayne. Ind.
slightly bruised.
A. d. Thompson, Peoria, Ill, scratched.
Walter Laidlaw. Wabash, Ind, left
leg cut.
slightly bruised.
Charles c. voorhees,. New York.
slightly bruised.
John Wilkins, Lafayette, Ind, arm
and shoulder bruised.
Nichola Polasli, shoulder hurt, ad-
dress unknown.
John J. Ickes and son, John T. Ickes,
Fresno. Cal. slightly hurt.
Annie Gruber 3 years old, and Lena,
years old. Of st. Louis. bruised and
scratched
g. A. Thompson, Pullman porter, Lit
tie Rock Ark left side bruised.
John Muhlvic, Italian, en- route from
New York to Crested Butte. Col, right
leg injured.
William Brode, Angola, Ind. slightly
scratched.
Joe Grose. badly injured in back and
head, and his wife missing; address un-
NTavffr, E911,a 7 T,s-a rs,,or+ ia 1iv,S
badly cut and teeth knocked out
Clark Taylor. Logansport, Ind, hurt
Ottoff Luckenville, Hoboken. N j.
badly injured about head and back.
Charlie Park. coal miner. residence
not known. head hurt.
Annie Park. wife of foregoing. right
side and arm injured: three year old
son, face scratched.
Irene Park. two months old. face
scratched.
David Agnew, en- route to Reno, Ill,
from Greenup Scotland. right leg bad
ly bruised and broken
John Q. Mario, Italian, en- route to
Denver from New York. leg badly
Joseph Pozza. italian, en- route to
Trinidad, Colo, left foot and head hurt.
Joseph Cruz. Costergate, Utah, leg in
jured, not serious.
George S. Milner, Alton, Ill, left leg
bruised
F. E. Brownwen, baggageman, Toledo,
Ohio, head, legs and shoulder injured.
Italian man and wife, who cannot
speak English; women slightly hurt;
man probably die.
J. p. Wood, engineer, Logansport, Ind,
hand hurt
c. P. Horn, Logansport, left arm and
ribs broken.
John Derwinnis, Pittston. Pa, miner.
en- route to Westville. Ill: injured.
+. J. Calkins Toledo. left leg injured.
Engineer Butler and Fireman John
Adams both of Peru. Ind, seriously
hurt but viii recover