The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-31
Blows Out a Red Danger Signal
and Lures a Train to
Destruction.
TWENTY-FIVE GO TO ETERNITY
While Thirty Eight Others Are
Mangled and Crushed.
Light Burning Two Minutes Before
the Train Was Dne-Dazed OF.
fcis.ls Can Only Wait for
the Inevitable. -

Grand Rapids. Mich, Dec. %. =
The death list resulting from tee head.
on collision between two Pere Mar
Quette railroad passenger trains near
East Paris stands at twenty-five. with
Twenty-Five persons injured, several OF
them probably fatally.
Names Of Those Who Were Killed.
The dead are: Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J.
Baldwin, and Louis Baldwin, their
son, Mulliken, Mich; Lester Williams
Lansing. Mich; Mrs. Daisy Giles, Low
ell, Mich; Burt Myers, Grandville,
Mich; Walter Jordan, Grand Rapids:
Joseph Hullm icolored). Windsor,
Ont; Austin 1. Wager, baggagemaster,
and Charles A. Stoddard, engineer No.
6, Detroit; Charles A. Devine, Grand
Rapids; William Heinrich. Detroit,
baggageman; +. NJ. Gillet, Burr Oak
or Portland, Mich; Frank Burns, De-
troit. fireman No. 5: Allen III. Wells,
Big Rapids, Mich; Peter w. Wierengo.
Grand Rapids; George Dalmer. Detroit.
American Express agent on No. 6:
William Smith, Saranac, Mich; L. F.
Coykendall. Lake Odessa. Mic; A. f.
May, car repairer, Grand Rapids -
Peterson (or thompson, Sioux City,
Ia; one unidentified man.
Will Increase the Death List.
The injured-Gerrit hoffman. Grand
Rapids, internal injury and hip
crushed, dying; Charles West, Sara
nae, Mich, both logs broken, left hand
torn off. probably fatal; John Clark,
Postville, Mich. skull fractured. nose
broken. serious; Michael Maltburg
Hart, Mich, badly burned legs, hand
and breast; Chas Z. Chambers. Ionia.
Mich, injured about head. face, body,
bands and legs; Frank Waterman, De-
troit engineer No 5, serious, internal
injuries; j. Woodwork, Salem, Mich.
head and body: Edward Weigel Grand
Rapids. right leg broken and head in
jured; George Mel, Grand Rapids, con
ductor trair No. 8, left leg broken and
badly injured about body; r. E. Gay.
Detroit. brakeman, head, body and
right leg injured; Harry Marcus, New
York city. left leg fractured, shout
ders hurt: E. b. Mon, Grand Rapids
fireman train No. 5, head and body;
Mrs. III. Kent, Grand Rapids, inter-
naiiy; G. N Botsford, Pennington
Mich, mail clerk train No. 6, badly
cut; Mrs. H. o. Gray. Grand Rapids
badly bruised; h. o. Branch, Sunfield.
Mich. badly; George Crammond. Grand
Rapids, collar bone broken, head and
leg; Andrew Sprague, Allegan, Mich,
head and body; Miss Gale Sprague.
Allegan, head; Claud Brown, Grand
Rapids, leg broken; Mrs. III. r. Street.
er. Grand Ledge. Mich, head; How
ard Minor. Grand Rapids. left arm
broken; w. j. Barber, Muskegon
Heights Mich, head and face; Rev.
James Humphrey, Lansing. Mich, face;
Timothy Qualey, Grand Rapids, seri-
ously; ]. T. Gould, Grand Rapids, hands
and shoulders; John Ross. Lansing.
legs and arms; Henry T. Fobs, Grand
Rapids. leg: Ada Keller GAINESVILLE.
Mich, left leg; j. Mischick, Polander,
address Unknown; w. Z. Rogers. Mus
kegon. DraSeman; l.. II. Gorsenmier,
Lansing, Mich. cabinetmake7; Thomas
Draper. Dutton, Mich, blacksmith; r.
Draper. Dutton, Mich, blacksmith:
Douthetr Grand Rapids; Andrew Gel
10, Muskegon, Mich; Milton s. Crowl,
Grand Rapids: ]. NJ Moore. Detroit;
ID. Meche, foreigner, residence I'M
known.