The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-11
SIXTEEN FATALITIES RESULT OF
ACCIDENT ON CHICAGO 81
ALTON ROAD
MORE DEATHS MAY FOLLOW
Among the Long List of Those
Crushed or ScaIded by Steam
in Collision Near
Norton, Mo.
TRAINS CRASHED HEAD ON

KANSAS CITY, Mo, July 10-Sixteen
persons are dead and large number OF
others badly hurt as a result Of a head
end collision between passenger and fast
live stock trains on the Chicago & Alton
railroad, near Norton, Mo-, about
o'clock this morning.
THE DEAD.
DANIEL MAMMA, Slater, Mo. con-
ductor Of freight train.
p: j, ANDERSON, Slater, No, engineer
of freight train.
FRANK BRIGGS, engineer of passen-
ger train.
/. S. ROGERS, Chicago United States
Express company messenger.
MRS. GILLAND AND DAUGHTER, of
Goodland Ind
D. w. HOOKER, of Syracuse, N. Y,
MRS. G. W. SNYDER, Jasper, N Y.
died on train.
G. L. ROY, cashier of the Wilmington,
ILL.,, bank, died on train.
SYDNEY JONES, Kansas City, died in
ST. Joseph's hospital.
DANIEL DONNElLY, Mexico, Mo,
fireman Of freight train, died at Univer-
sity hospital
MRS. DICKSON, sixty-seven years old,
died at University hospital
MISS LULU RIDER, twenty-five years
old, .Kentland, Ind, died at University
MKS, FRANCES WALKER, of Flat
bush Brooklyn, died at 1890 tonight at
St. Joseph's hospital.
An aged unidentified woman, taken to
ST. Joseph's hospital, died at II o'clock.
She never regained consciousness, and
there was nothing ON her person to give
any mint Of her identity.
THE INJURED:
o. D. Sanborn. Chenoa, H.. head. hand
' E. A. Kaufmeff, Chicago. back and arm
| Sprained.
Mrs Bertha Mitchell. Pontiac, IN, hand
Dr ]. Adair, wife and baby, Hoopeston.
| Ill, hands and faces burned
Mrs. Libbie Elkins, Bloomington, ILL.,,
hands and face scalded.
The following were badly scalded;
Marguerite Finucane. Troy, Kan.
Zola Harry, Hoopeston Ill.
G. E. Null, Mexico. Mo.
Gus Williams (colored), Porter, New
Miss Sadie E. Taylor, Wilmington, Ill.
Mrs. j. A. Miller, Bloomington. III.
Julia NJ, Hayship. Chenoa, III.
Leona Miller, Bloomington, Ill.
Mrs. S. A b. Harry.
Prof. S. A. D. Harry, Hoopeston; III.
Leslie l.. Coleman, PawpaW, Mich.
Mrs Walker, supposed to be from Chi
| cago, is unconscious.
| A letter from her son, Arthur Walker,
at Denver, was found on her person.
Those named above are at st. Joseph's
hospital. At University hospital are the
following:
Miss Emma Dickson. Wilmington, Ill,
! face and arms burned.
Eli Walker, Louisville Ohio, slight
y Mrs. MS Katherine Walker, Louisville,
| Ohio, limbs and face cut
G. P. Dickson, Fairbury. H., slightly
Miss Ora Tollmann Valparaiso, Ind,
| face and arms burned.
| Mrs Levy Archer, Cromwell Ind., left
arm fractured and burned, and face cut;
Mrs. Mary Mayor, Louisville, bruised
Mrs. Anna Morrison, Valparaiso. Ind,
face and arms badly injured:
E. c. Brain, Chicago, head and arms
burned internal injuries.
Miss Lottie Still, Hornellsville, n Y,
arms and hands badly burned.
Mrs. Ida Hislip: Chicago, back,
shoulders, head and face seriously scald-
Mrs. f. NJ. Hislip. Chicago, head cut,
hands and wrists burned.
Mrs. c. W. Snider, Jasper, H.. face
and arms burned.
The physicians at the hospitals do not
vet know how serious all the cases are.
| The patients who inhaled steam are the
worst off, and examination has not yet
revealed how many are thus injured.
STORY OF THE WRECK.
| The passenger train was travelling in
three sections on account of the heavy
Epworth league business to San Fran
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