The Monticellonian., 1903-08-27
THIRTY OR MORE
 WERE INJURED
Peculiar Wreck at the Junction of the Illinois Central and Lake
 Erie & Western,
NEAR BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS,
 SHORTLY BEFORE NOON MONDAY.
Runaway stock Chr on the Former Road Crashes Into the side of n Passenger Train on the Latter, Injurins Everyone in the Car It Struck.

IhssehSef ffuin on me Latter Injurins Everyone in the Car It Struck.
 Bloomington, III. Aug 25.-Thirty or more passengers were seriously in jured some perhaps fatally, by pecu- liar collision al the junction of the H. linois Central and the Lake Erie x Western railroads two miles southeast of this city shortly before noon Mon day. While a passenger train west bound on the latter road was passing over the crossing a car of stock which was being pushed by a switch engine on the Illinois Central broke loose from the engine and dashed into the side of the passenger train with ter rife forces, breaking the coach in two and injuring nearly every one of the occupants. The coach was thrown over on its side and partially down an embankment The train crew removed the injured to neighboring farm houses for medi- cal care and others were brought to the hospitals of this city on a special train. The crossing has long been a dangerous one, the Big Four also cross ing the tracks of the Central but a short distance away. and is unpro- tected by any targets or interlocking plant
 List of the Injured.
 The following is the complete Est of the injured. J. L. McCollum. Saybrook. H.; hip hurt, hand cut; internal injuries.
 R. T. Day. Holder, H.. head badly cut and concussion of brain; knee hurt.
 Mrs. Sarah M Fawsett. aged 50, Say brook; very seriously injured internal iy may die
 Miss Grace J Kershner, Normal, H.; shoulder hurt and bruised.
 Miss Jessie Youle. Saybrook head cut and bruised.
 N. c. Kepner, Normal, back injured; head, face and lips eut; internal hurts. Miss Lucy Smith, Bloomington, Ill.,; shoulder hurt; face cut and bruised and bauly shaken up.
 Miss Mary Grim, Gibson City, H.; hnSe dlu Hd-u cut, anu bIu uIotu.
 F H. Crosby, wife and child, Gridley H.. Crosby brused wife, side of head hurt, and leg injured child, head bad ly hurt
 A. 0. Mcdonald, saybrook; badly | bruised arm.
 Mrs Mary Ryan, Bloomington, H.; shoulder and face injured and internal ;-; of cario,,C pat1rra
 Miss Lizzie Ostertage, Gibson City, H.; head badly cut and arm bruised.
 Mrs. J. Nichols, Chicago; knee gashed and bruised on various parts of the body.
 Daniel Ummell Remington, Ind; aged 65; probably fatal; very serious internal injuries; side and back badly hurt head cut and bruised all over body.
 W. P Brooks, Arrowsmith, H.; head cut badly and hand gashed.
 Mrs. T. Pratt Padua, H.. bruised and shocked.
 Mrs. s. E. McCord. aged lady. East Lynn. H.; back and neck bruised; the latter strained. c. E. Woodward Bloomington, Ill; hip and back sprained and badly bruised.
 Alexander Woodbine. Alliott, H.; head bruised and leg injured James F. Radbourne, Saybrook, Ill.,; hip bruised; internal hurts.
 Miss Lucy Small, Bloomington, H.; collarbone broken; badly bruised and hurt internally
 Mrs. Wm Phillips. Bloomington, H.; back hurt and internal injuries. Mrs. Mary Bordwell, Remington, Ind; with three children. Mother bruised; Bess, aged s, head cut open; very serious; Lyde, aged 10; hand and face hurt; babe of one year; bruised W. H. Johnson, Melvin, H., serious gash in throat; knee sprained; bruised.
 Miss Myrtle Watson. Colfax, H.; back hurt and internal injuries.
 Miss Sadie Romp, Bloomington, H.; head injured and limbs and back se verely injured A. N Rhodes, Bloomington, H.; left thigh injured and bruised
 c. M. Means, Gibson City, H.; head cut and bruised. Miss Nellie Arrowsmith, Arrowsmith, | H.: knee hurt and head cut. Miss Anna Wall, Bloomington, Ill; badly shaken up and bruised. Mrs. L. B. Jones, Glen Avon, Ill; | head bruised.
 Miss Maud Redmond, Iyersdale, H.;