Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07
Four Of the Latter Are Fatally Hurt and
Liable to Die at Any Tine
hOsT OF FATAuIIEs on WORK IRAN
Draw Of Work Train Are Said 10 Have
Ignored Their Orders
TRAINS MEET ON CURVE IN DEEP CUT
Were Both GOING at High speed ana
Engineers cOuId Not see Each
Other in Time to
STOP.


PERRY, Ia, Aug. e.--(special Telogram.)
Eleven dead and thirty-nlne hurt Is the
result OF head on collision on the Chit
eago, Milwaukee a st. Paul railway between
hhodes and Collins, hfty miles east OF
mere. at LIS today. between work train.
In charge OF Conductor w. 3. craiR. and
way freight No. 90. Conductor Newell.
The work train was going out with eixtv-
nye men from dinner at Rhodes ana met
train No. % on a curve In a deep cut
where neither could see the other more
than 100 feet Both trains were running
tast' The work train, engine and four
nat cars were reduced to scrap iron and
kindling wood. and the engine Of the freight
was badly damaged, together with several
cars of mevchandise.
Engineers Denny Marckres OF the wav
freight,>and Fred Braman. Of the work
train were both killed at their posts and
Fireman Thorp OF the work train had his
right leg crushed so badly it had to be
amputation near the nip.
List of KiIled and Injured.
The complete list Of the killed and in
jured at the Roades wreck today is as fol-
lows:
Killed:
s. d. MARcKREs. engineer Of %, Perry.
FRED BRAMAN. engineer on work train.
Perry.
JACK RICHARDSON. residence no.
known.
BIG SLIM, residence unknown.
JAMES ROLAND. residence not known.
SIX UNIDENTIFIED MEN.
The injured:
Thomas Casey. Worcester. Mass, badly GU,
and bruised, may be fatally.
Two men, names not known. internally
injured, viii uIe.
William Thorp, fireman on work train,
Perry, leg badly crushed. amputated above
knee.
Thomas Ryan. Chicago; badly bruised.
Thomas Knee, Pittsburg, Pa; left knee
broken.
John Miller. back injured.
Frank Harmon. Cedar Rapids, Ia; head
nennis I6ilrny. badly bruised
Charles KeisI. Kansas City; bruised ana
cut about head ana shoulders. tft.
George Kesseler, Rock valley. Ia; IN
ternaily injured.
Peter Yager. Beioit wis; BODY badly
bruised. ls
John Hart, Chicago; badly cut ana
bruised hand crushed.
Robert Kane. Custer. s. D.. head cut
Perry Collins. Omaha; right collarbons
broken. injured internally.
James Rollen, Joliet. NIL head cut, in
jured internally.
Joe Patrick. Omaha; head and shoulder
cut
A. E. Miller. shenanso. N. r., body
bruised.
W. H. Bartel. Ogden. Ia left shoulder
broken head bruised tttA
Louis Nodine. Bridgeman. Mich; head
and back injured.
John Hart. Kansas cisy; body badly cut
and bruised.
George Hoffman. st. Louis; left side cut.
John Kelly. Kansas City. head cut and
bruised.
siIas Harmon, Collins. Ia, right side par
alyzed.
John Mohl. Chicago. body badly bruised.
Albert Miller, Toronto. Canada. back in
jured.
John walker. MOberIy NO. fractured col
larbone.
Tom Hannegan. back and side injured.
John Amen. foreigner. back injured.
John Smith. Kansas City. left ooIlarbone
broken.
Charles Werner. KansAs city body
bruised.
Aaron HuIs. Carthage. N. r. badly
bruised.
Herman Huls. Carthage. N. r., body and
legs cut and bruised.
s. II. Wads~orth, timekeeper on work
train. Chicago. collarbone broken.
Mike cooney. % Ontario street, Chicago,
badly bruised.
Henry BiaekwOod. BsIlsvisw. KY. body
bruised and cut
James Dacy, Chicago. back injured and
scalp wounds.
Two men. unconscious. names unknown;
injuries fatal.
II Is understood the wounded are 10 BE-
taken to Cedar Rapids TO hospital IN the
morning
The Iaborers we're on the nat cars ana
were caught in the wreckago. Eleven we're
killed or have since died aud soma thirty
more injured. some Of them seriously
1t is impossible at present 70 set the
names Of the dead or Injured.
Passenger train No. 2 went via the Chi
cago Northwestern from Slater 70 Tama.
Freight trafhc is blocked. The o6icials
expect to get the track clear By midnight.
Engineers Marckres and Braman lived here
and viii be brought here for burial. Both
leave families grown ana we'll provided
for
1ER AADAANAAlf lAHs uAl u tue lN~
iured we're left At Collins and the re-
were brought here.
Dr. Trout said we have been 90 busy
caring for the injured that the Details Of
the wreck were not gathered. About thirty
injured were left At Collins. There are
none so seriously hurt as the nine brought
to Des Moines tonight. Eleven were dead
when ! left the scene Of the accident"
Statement OF Omeials.
CHICAGO. Aus. e.-The following state
ment was Issued from the once OF the
general superintendent OF the Mllwaukse q
st. Paul road in this city. regarding the
accident AZ Marshalltown.
AZ i;2o this afternoon a work train ana
a freight train colided on the Omaha
division Of the st. Paul road two miles
west Of Rhodes, Ia, killing both engineers
Instantly, as well as seven laborers.
Twenty others laborers, were injured
From the Information IN the possession
OF the general Buperintendenta once II
appears that the work train. In charge OF
Conductor Craig. started NeGt from Craig
without orders and nOtWithatandlnn that