Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
CARING FOR The INJURED
Railroad officials and Oitisens Nurse
Victims Of the Wreck.
REVISED LIST OF DEAD PLACED At TWELVE
Dehnite Cause % wreck f. Not
Known, but Omcials of the road
Are Engaged in an In
vestigation.

vestiEation.
HOUSTON. Tex, March s.-Dr. Turner.
chief surgeon Of the Southern Pacific railroad
at El Paso, advises the general head
quarters here that all who were injured
In the wreck near Msxon. Tex. Friday
morning will recover.
There have been no new developments
~ to the cause of the wreck. An inquiry
has been started and General Manager Van
Week is near the scene OF the accident
making an Investigation. Very few Of the
passengers saved their affects and In most
Instances the survivors have only what
was worn at the time or has since been
given them. The ompany is doing every
thing possible for the unfortunates. They
are being supplied with wearing apparel.
money when necessary and, In fact, every
thing that In any way will be conducive
to their comfort.
Statement of Railroad.
SAN FRANCISCO. March s.-The follow
ing statement has been issued by the South
ern Pacific oficials with reference to the
disaster TO train No. . near Maxon on FRI
day morning:
Superintendent Martin reports that the
sast. o. Mason at ass a. m. Conductor
the opinion that the deraiiment wal due to
and mail cars, one COACH, one chair car,
three tourist sleepers and one .hrst-class
sleeper we're completely destroyed BY fire.
Conductor stockwell also reports that he
has retained his tickets and train sheet
and that the number Of killed and SUR
vivors tally Herewith, thus accounting for
~A1 -. III. A-.l.
The oficial report issued late this after
noon places the number OF dead at twelve
and the injured at twenty-five.
Dead,
A revised iist Of the dead follows:
ENGINEER AL MAST, El Paso.
FIREMAN H. BERTHOLsT. FL Paso.
THREE CHILDREN OF MART RIDDLE
OF Chetopa. Kan,
WIFE AND BABY Of Andrew Shelby of
Texas.
BABY OF o. HANSEN, Racine, Wis.
osTAvE CoNTRERAs of Del Rio, Tex.
Mr.. AND MRS. WHITE of Manitowoe,
| wis.
Al BooNzE of DOyline. La.
Injured.
Mrs. Mary KuckIer. San Francisco, inter-
nally injured.
Mrs. Ann Worthless, San Francisco, hand
and leg hurt.
Mrs. M. n. Shepard. Glen Mills. Pa. head
hurt.
william Joseph, San Jose, Cal, back hurt.
Mrs. =. ]. Fuller. Washington. d. c., leg
and foot hurt.
A. s. Turner. Black Hawk, Miss, hand
hurt.
AntiO 81 Rio. Del Rio. Tex. internal in
3urics.r
George Ellenbers, Lexington. Ky. thumb
hurt. N
r. G. Baker. Ansleton. Mo- bruised.
Charles H. Hoey. San Antonio. Tex. both
feet scaided.
A. q. Marcy. kimberley. Tex. scalp
]. T. Taylor. Mulberry, Kan, hand hurt.
Mrs. Mitchell, Philadelphia, Internal In
juries.
w. r. Adams. express messenger, serious
William Reig, Battman, N. D., head and
back hurt.
A. r. Mckenzie, Stafford. I, T.. kns,
bruised.
II, J. Todd. Frankfort. KY. sprainsd
ankle.
Thomas crowdsr. Houston. Tex, knee
bruised.
J. H. Taylor. birmingham. Ala, bruised.
Or. q. O. NOrten. Pecos City. TEX.
sprainsd arm.
G. .. w. Beunett,i Al, st. Paul. Kan. hand
hurt.
W. 5. Glenn, Blackhawk, Miss, leg hurt
Hugh Mills. chetopah. Kan, bruised.
Pascal Rodriguez. slight bruises.
Lnlarie Merallias, slight bruises.
Antonit Daniel, Del Rio, Tex, slight
bruises.
II. Newman Of Houston, Tex.
L. 3. Green Of Los Angeles, CAL. sprainet
back.
James Brice Of Woodward, s. O., scaiE
wound; both hands injured.
J. L. Powers Of Del Rio. Tex, scalp wounc
and face bruised.
H. Lindsay OF Fresno. CAL, scalp wounds
d. p. Ravens, residence not given.
Mrs. +. B. Glover Of Brooklyn. N. Y.
bruised.
Mr.. A. F. Bassett OF New York. crushed
legs aud feet.
Mrs. M. B. Chase of Alameda. Cal, both
feet injured.
Nathan Doan Of Canada. both hands. earl
and nose burned.
Mrs. W. L Riddle Of chstops, Kan.
badly bruised.
o. y. Hansen. travelling man.
Mrs. o. 2. Hansen, bruised and nervous
shock.
n. c. Fuller Of Washington. abrasiODs o.
feet.
Mrs. c. W. Bennett. residence not given
crushed hand.
Mrs. L. Faiss of BOsrns. Tex. nervOur
shochi serious.
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