The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12
INJURED ARE DYING
Dead of Chicago Alton Wreck
Number Nineteen.
DEAD LEAGUERS FOUND
Nine Were ExcurSioniSts to
Frisco Convention.

Kansas City, July 11.-of the "A per
sons injured In the Alton wreck who ar,
still in Kansas City hospitals. two ar.
not likely to live thrugh the night and
three others are fatally hurt viii prob
ably survive until tomorrow. Five Of
the injured left for their home this
morning. a revised list of the nineteen
dead follows:
Mrs. J. S. Adsit. aged 2s. HoOpestOn,
Illinois.
Mrs. Hulda HaysliD. aged 81. chenos,
Illinois.
Mrs. s. A. D. Hardy. aged 50. Hopes
ton, Illinois.
Rev. D. W. Hooker. aged Il, Syracuse,
New York
Mabel Ross, aged about Is. Kenuand.
Indiana.
Mrs. Lulu Riden. aged Is. Kentland.
Indiana
Mrs. Lorena Gilman, aged IS. Good
land, Indiana.
Mrs. S. L. Ray, aged 60 Wilmington.
Illinois.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dixon. aged Ct, WI
mington, Illinois.
All the foregoing were excursionists
bound TO the Epworth league convention
at San Francisco.
Mrs. Frances Walker, aged IS. Brook
Ign.
Mrs. Rhoda J. Curtis, aged 55. simp
son, Kansas.
Sidney Jones identification not posi-
tive aged about 45) Chicago.
Daniel Donnelly, fireman
Daniel McAnna, conductor freight
train.
Frank Briggs. engineer passenger
train.
L S. Rogers. United States Express
messenger. Chicago.
Two unknown men burned and mang
led beyond recognition.
Leslie S. Colburn, age "a OF Pavpaw,
Mich, and Miss Lottie /. Still, aged &c
of Hornellsvnle. n. Y. are not expected
to live through the night.
Mr.. Coburn was scaIded on face and
arm and his right leg and arm are brok-
en-. He is at st. Joseph's hospital.
Miss Stills arms, face and shoulders
were badly scalded and she is uncon-
versity hospital.
The following are fatally injured:
Mrs. Anna Morrison, Valparaiso. Ind,
head and arms scalded.
Miss Ora E. Tollman. aged p. daughter
Of Mrs. Morrison, Valparaiso, Ind, face
and arms scaIded.
Mrs. c. W. Snyder, James Perills, face,
and shoulders burned.
Mrs. Julia NJ Hayslip, Chenoa. Ills. I
aged p, arms and face scalded and in /
hailed steam, seriously but not fatally IN f.
jured.
Z. c. Bray, Chicago. neck strained and .
bruised about head and body
DR.. J. S. Adsit, Hoopeston. III. hands I.
scalded.
Prof a. D. Harry. Hoopeston, III, /
hands and arms scalded, artery cut in
eft arm by jumping out Of q window.
Miss Dora Wickwire. Goodland. Ind,
alp dislocated and leg broken.
Miss Emma Dickson. Wilmington. H..
extensive burns on body.
The following patients left the hospi-
ais for their homes today:
Mrs. Dora johnson and her six year
I'D son of Bloomington. III.
Mrs. Libbie Elkins. Bloomington, III.
c. z. Null. Mexico. No.
z. II. Hayslip. Chenoa, III.
The case of Mr. Hayslip, OF Chenoa,
L.. is extremely pitifuI. Although
'adly burned and in a seriots condition,
he enormity of his lotion made it
for him to leave the hospital
onight. His wife. Mrs. Hulda HaysIip.
led last night at the University hospital
nd HIS daughter Miss Julia NJ Hayslip
5 now IN a dying condition at ST. JOS
ph's hospital. He win take the body
( his wife home and return for his
aughter.
The hospital attendants report that
he less seriously injured patients are
Improving rapidly.
The friends Of Mrs. s A. Harry Of
Toopeston. H.. who died early this
forming have sent numerous kilograms
taking inquiry about funeral arrange
lents. No arrangements win be made
ntil the arrival OF Judge Harry from
-oopeston
A majority Of the injured were Epworth
eaguer excursionists enroute TO san q,
rancisco and were in the tourist car.
which the greatest havoc was
rought Most Of the uninjured and
lightly injured leaguers have proceeded
I their Journey. =
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