The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-07-12
DEATH LIST INCREASING
Total Number Of the Dead
Now Reaches Nineteen

Kansas City, July 1i.-Of the TWEEN
ty-four persons injured in tho Alton
wreck who are sill I'm Kansas City hos
pitalal two are not likely TO live through
the night and three others are fatally
hurt but Will probably survive until TO-
morrow. Five of the injured left Tor
their homes this morning. a revised list
of the nineteen dead follows.
MRS. J. s ADslT aged y Hoopcstoa,
MRS HULDA HAYsLtP. aged 81, Che
Mrs $ A. d. HARRY. aged 90. Hoopcs-
Rny p w HOOKER, aged "a. syra
MABEL ROSS. aged about %. @lenuand,
Mrs LULU RIDER aged a5. Kcnuana.
MRS LoRENA GILMAN. aged 3d. Good
MRS. S. T. RAY, aged 60, wilmington.
MRS ELIZABETH DIXON. aged "a.
Wilmington. Ill
An the foregoing were excursiouists
bound TO the Epworth League convcn-
tion al SAN Francisco.
MRS FRANCIS WALKER aged rs
Mrs RHoDA j. CURTIS osed 55 simp-
SIDNEY JONES. identification not ros-
tive age about i5, Chicago.
DANIEL DONNELY, fireman
NNNN"A NNEA
FRANK BRIGGS, engineer passenser
train.
j. S. ROGERS. United states express
messenger, Chicago.
Two unknown men burned and manglod
beyond recognition.
Leslie s.. Colburn. aged "a. ~ Pawpaw.
Mich, and Miss Lotto T.. Stil, aged 26.
OF Hornellsville, n. y. are not expected
20 live through the night.
Mr.. Colburu was scalded on face and
/ arm and his riuhf leo and arm wore
broken. lie is at st. Josophn's hospital
Miss Stills arm. face and shoulders
were badly scalded, and ahe Is uncon-
scious most Of the time. She IS at TINT.
versity hospital.
The following are fatally infrel
Mrs. Anna Morrison. Valparaiso. Ind,
head and arm scalded.
Miss Dora r. Tollman. aged a. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Morrison, Valparaiso, iI1.,
face and arms scalded.
Mrs. c.. w Snyder. Jasper, ~. face
arms and shoulders burned
Miss Julia NJ. Hayslip. Chcnoa, ~, aged
p, arms and face scalded, inhaled steam,
very serioGsly but fatally injured.
Seriously but not fatally injured.
%, e. Bray. Chicago. neck strined and
bruised about head and body.
Or. J S. Adsit. Hoopeston, NJ hands
Prof. S. A. d. Harry. Hoopeston. ~.
hands and arms scalded artery cut I'm left
army by jumping out OF a window.
Mrs. Dora Wickwirc. Goodland. ina,
hip dislocated and Leg broken.
Miss Emma Dixon, Wilmington, IN. eN-
tensive burns on body.
The following patient left the hospitals
for their homes today:
Mrs. Dora Johnson and her siy-year old
daughter. bloomington. an.
Mrs Libbie Elkins, Bloomington, III.
G. t. Null. Mexico, Mo.
u. n. Hayslip, Chenoa, III.
The case OF Mrs. Iiaysllp of Chcnta
Ill, is extremely pitiful. Although bad.
~ burned and in a serious condition. th'
enormity % his a1liction mao it aeces.
sary for him 10 leave the hospital %
night. His wife Mrs. Hplda Hayslip
died last night at the University hospita
and his daughter Miss Julia Hayslip, u
now in a dying condition at g Joseph
hospital lie viii take the b,dy OF his
wife home and return for his daughter.
The hospital attendants report that tn.
less esrtously injured patients are improv
ing rapidly.
The friends Of Mrs. $. a. u Harry o.
Hoopeston, IN, who died early this morn
hing have sent numerous kilograms makini
inquiry about funeral arrangements. N.
arrangements will be made until the ar
rival Of Judge Harry from Huopcston.
A majority OF the injured we're Fp
worth League eXcurslonists enroute I,
San Francisco and were IN the touris
car, In which the greatest havoc wal
wrought.