Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-30
FATAL WRECK
IN THE UTE PASS.
o,s Person Killed and Very Many
Badly Injured
TRAIN CROWDED TO UTMOST
"a, RATE war tho Causo-Day
coach crashed 10 Hi"d''ns "0oa
NO Delay In Traffic.

| Passenger
crushed 20 Kiudling Wood
NO Delay la Traffic.
co,orodosprngs Colo, June 2s'--At
:, "a mia morning an excursion train
,,e Colorado Midland railroad, com
y y, down Ute pass from Cripple Creek
,sook n broken rail and seven cars
r.a into a shapeless heap One man.
r..rcs 81. English prominent mu-
.,a,n Of this city, was instantly killed,
~ ohonr 30 other passengers were
.o,e or ess seriously injured, three or
anr probably fatally. The complete
=, Of Killed and injured follows
francis NJ. English, Colorado Springs,
INJURED.
Mary o'Rourke, aged IS, 1909 Portland
,r.oue Victor left arm torn off, face
IN, and internally injured; may die.
m Esteile Lewis, l24 West Carr ave-
,,s Cripple Creek, eight ribs on right
,aa broken; left wrist fractured,
ss,lses and internal injuries; may die.
lanes w. Greene, l05 West Eaton
,,yset Cripple Creek, legt broken, face
Frank Guyer, S3l South ighth
street Cripple Creek, collar bone
Mary Kintsell, Goldheld, lip cut and
Mrs Vanderwelden, 3l6 Erin street,
cripple Creek face badly bruised.
William Vanderweiden. her son, leg
spralned -, ,
face bruised.
face eut badly.
b II. Smith, cripple Creek, all teeth
knocked out, mouth and thumb cut.
Mrs. Simon O'Rourke. neck sprained
= oRourke, her son, face cut and
bruised
AE. Parker, 223 Main avenue, Grip
Me Creek, leg spralned, head cut.
- Parker, his son, head badly cut.
IR Weymar, 6lO South Nevada
avenue, Colorado Springs, head cut.
Henry Plckens. Woodland Park,
back sprained,
Mrs George Powell, Omaha, leg
broken
c, furnace, All Colorado avenue,
Cripple Creek, badly shaken up and
bruised.
LIE. Dlsque, OF Tomkins Supply
urpsny Cripple Creek, knee badly
hut
Rw, Hidden, Goldheld. bad scalp
wound.
FIT. Baker. Cripple Creek, lip cut
end scalp wound.
CD Gotten, Cripple Creek. cuts and
bruises
u. B. Tucker. Denver, cut, bruises
End severely shocked.
j. H. Odds, Cripple Creek, cuts and
bruises.
H. NJ. Parker, Victor, cuts and
bruises,
Mrs White Cripple Creek, cuts and
bruises.
Rose BEDFORD, Victor. cuist and
bruises.
H. Hellenblne, Victor. cuts and
bruises
G, A. Grant Victor. cuts and bruises.
D. ~ Chamberlain, Divide, cuts and
bruises.
Rachel Martz. Goldneld. cuts and
bruises.
Mrs NJ Kintsell, Goldaeld, cuts and
bruises.
H Holstrom. Goldneld, cuts and
bruises about the head.
Oscar Peterson, Cripple Creek back
Franed.
John P. Concannon, Goldneld, cuts.
~ shiTay Cripple Creek, bodily
shaken up.
The wreck occurred at an abandoned
Nauon al Culber's siding, one mile
ABOVE Cascade in Ute pass, and II miles
non Colorado Springs A passenger
Iale war that has been IN effect for
teyen months between the railroads
running from this city TO Cripple Creek
g , oeen called or, the rates to go up
guy ! and as result the train was
,,y"ded 10 lis uttermost. The cars that
Nl the rails and went over the EN-
..Shkment north Of the track contained
o. passengers, and II was BY the most
miraculous escapes that could be imag-
nous. NV
me second car on the train, day
ttsu' was crushed 10 kindllng wood
vsls turned completely over on It's
snll so that the rear end Of the coach
va, forwarded The third coach
r wv clear through the second, and It
~. ~ ~ lhe forward end Of this car that |
s,, English was killed. His neck was
, ,,s between two seats. and lac !
,,H ~ before help could reach him. |
~ ,uIered severe scalp wounds and |
lss sV'sIe OF The jaw, and would doubt |
.s,.t nave uled even had he not been |
= utn. ana choked. He was coming |
u Colorado Springs from Cascade to |
+ +si ue organ at 81. Stephens Eplsco-
~ enufoh, whore he had been organist
Iof several years.
NJ aruel traln went 10 the scene from
,si, wy az once, and returned at 1870, |
bi%sl9g me dead and injured. The |
wv ',ss,Vu We're taken to 81. Francis hos.
AN re- "neIe al are doing as well as
,i,i oe expected. The little o'Rourke
md eApected TO die az any time,
'rin, gus hstelle Lewis. a dentist Of |
onditlon. - III u very eriucai
rho M a., y Packard of Gillette, Colo.
nly r ,s en- route to this city, was the
NJ nss,1yslclan on the train. He had
sroic "uInents with him and did most
ihyslc,o ana efficient service before
usbs1 c ~ and relief supplies could be
The w w the scene from this city.
hero ,s Valion OF the wreck is such that
, TORI - , no delay in traffic. The track
AZ w Tor fully 100 yards. but Il
las NJ, S,u siding, and the side track
be wo,k o.9cked. This fact facilitates
rnv,, .A Of clearing the wreck.
or Rnn ~ .. b' stephen and Conduc-
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