The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-02-27
BAD WRECK ON THE WABASH
4 PASSENGER TR4IN JUMPS iHE
 TRACK INJURING MANY


 Among Them-Receives Deep ih-
 c,s,ou fin the Bacl-He is Supervising
 Principal of the Lowell District-""'
 on Eq,a xy,v to Attend Meeting or scbool olsuperintendents i'm Chicago
 Indianapolis, Ind, Feb 2b.-Wa apesn limited train No. 9 jumped the tracN near Benton, Ind, to-day fouf caie left the track and although nearly every passenger aboard the train was lnJufeu no one was killed. A revised list or the injured follows:
 Professor s. II. Rowe. New Haven, Conn, deep incision in back; J. M. Wamsley, traveling man, Buftalo, neao and face cut: Miss Julia Collie, Roches- ter. N. Y, head, back and shouluers badly crippled; John Blomgreo' Chlca- go head hurt, arm broken; MISS Aiiiio McDonald, Anaconda, Mont, pack' head and arms injured; Henry hrei- sche, Wilkesbarre Pa., head, hallus anu lees hurt. Abraham Fowler, Creston, la, hurt about head; Fred E. Porter South Dakota, head and bacK hur', Daniel McClarren, Lanark, Ont, head and back hurt; A. c. Smith, Denver head cut and shoulder sprained; Charles Bogart, Chatham, Ont, eye, head ana shoulder hurt; W. l., Coombs, Wasnlis- ton, D. C., head, arms and shouluels badly crippled; John A. Lortmer, Chl- cago, legs bruised Mrs. Lorimer, hurt internally, will die; Mrs. F. E. Barper, 5S4 South 45th street. Chicago back lh- iured: c. w. Evans, Boston, cut about head; George w. Dorcey, Boston, bruls- ed and sprained; T. Kassing, Waseca, Minn.. spine and back hurt, seriously; F. M. Grossman, Chicago, back badly hurt; J. A. Seligman, baggaseman on | Erie road; Rev. J. w. Vanderlip, Ran son. Kan; MT. and Mrs. Henry D. Elm erson, Buffalo, Pan-American represen- tatives to Chicago; MT. Emerson re- ceived severe scalp wounds, flap lylng over left ear; wife cut about head and face Ida C. Bender. Buffalo, slight in- juries; MT. and Mrs. w. H. Elbrose l Omaha, Neb., and six months old babe l parents slightly hurt, babes skull frac- tured, probably die; S. T. Greenfield, Chicago, slightly injured: M. A. Jas pan, Johnstown, N. Y., body bruised; MT. Evans, San Francisco, deep incislon in leg; A H. Brown, Leesburg, Ind, badly hurt back and head; G. F. Clark- son. Toronto, slightly hurt
 Special trains were hurried to the scene from all nearby points bearing surgeons and nurses The injured were well cared for, and those not seriously
 hurt proceeded on their journey few hours later.
 Professor Rowe, mentioned in the
 above dispatch as being injured, Is
 Professer Stuart H. Rowe, of 2S5 Will
 low street, supervising principal of the
 Lowell school in this city. He left New
 Haven last Monday to attend the an
 nual meeting of the school supervisors
 of this country at Chicago. The meet
 ing was set to open to-day, and Profes-
 sor Rowe was to take part in one of the
 discussions. Superintendent of School: Beede stated last night that Professor
 Rowe had left for Chicago for the pur'
 pose of attending this convention, ant
 if was expected that he would be ab
 sent from his duties here about ter
 days. Professor Rowe, is about thirty
 five years old and married. He is {
 New Haven man and is a Yale graduat . of the class of '90 After his gradua , ton at Yale he went abroad and studied in Germany, there receiving the degree of Ph. D. Returning to this country h , made reputation as head of norma a school in the west, and few years az
 received an appointment as supervisin principal here by former Superintendent of Schools Kendall.