Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-10-12
RESENT MAIL SEIZURE.
DodWelI & Co., of Tacoma, Pro.
test to Government Off
Gals at Washington.
FIRM CALLS IT AN OUTRAGE
Capture of the Calchas Leads to Re .
fusal of Concern to Carry
Trans.Pacific Posts.

Warrensburg, Mo-, Oct. 11.-Twen-
ty-eight persons were killed and sixty
injured by collision Of Missouri Pa
cific trains three miles east of War
rensburg at o'clock yesterday morn
ing. The trains were the second Sec
ton of passenger train No. 30, which
left Wichita, Kan, for st. Louis Sun
day night and en- extra freight train.
The dead are In undertaking rooms in
this city and most of the wounded are
in the railroad hospital in Sedalia, Mo.
The Dead.
The dead are; Mrs. A. ]. Darsk and
12-year-old son Gilbert, Dexter, Kan.
w. Fl. Allen and two sons, Baird and
Francis, Pittsburg, Kan; Dorsey
Green, Pennsboro, Mo-; T. f. Dores,
Bronaugh, Mo-; Ada Kane, Pittsburg,
Kan: Dollie and Nellie Sullivan, Ce-
darville, Kan; T. H. Alley, Cedarville,
Mo-; Mrs. Hattie Kelsey, Oxford, Kan;
G. A. Weber, Forrestville, Pa; Dizzy
Ream, Cal. Ream and Gertrude Loud,
Bronaugh, Mo-; Clarence Herring,
, Kan; DR.. H. P. Nell
heney, Bessie McIlheney and Mrs. SUI
san Cooper, Kinkman, Kan; Phil Ra
gel, wife and son, Edna, Kan; Harry
Carr, Sedan, Kan; -Seidl brake
man, Jefferson City, Mo-; Mrs. j. ].
Easement, Sedan, Kan; Mrs. HI. Sind
sey, Oxford, Kan; an unidentified wo-
man, riding in the cab Of the passenger
engine. Most Of the injured are from
small towns in Kansas.
The Injured.
Those of the injured who were
treated at the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas hospital in Sedalia are: A. J.
Wood, Oxford, Kan; hands and face
scalded; Mrs. A. J. Wood, Oxford,
Kan, bruised and internally injured,
fatally hurt; J. HI. Sullivan, Cedarville,
Kan, hands lacerated and scalded;
Charles Easement, Sedan, Kan, leg
broken, spine hurt, head and face la
cerated and bruised; Dasia Gregg, Sc
dan, Kan, left hip dislocated and liz
juries below the knee, scalded face and
hands; Mrs J. J. Esch, Dexter, Kan,
left leg broken; J. J. Esch, Dexter,
Kan, face lacerated and scalded; Rob
ert Vaughn, Cherokee, Kan, both
hands injured by broken glass; Estelle
Mahan, Cherokee, Kan, ands injured;
f. N. Cunningham, Warrington, w.
Va, hands and scalp lacerated and
scalded; Glenn S. Dozer, Cloverdale,
Kan, hands cut and scalded; j. r.
Nenning, Grenola, Kan, hands cut;
Mrs. G. c. Huston, Wellington, Kan,
face and arms scalded, back injured;
Mrs. Noah bowman, Oxford, Kan,
face and hands scalded and shoulder
injured; Fred Barnes Oxford Kan,
arms fractured, hands scalded and
head hurt; J. r. Cole, Winfield, Kan,
head and hand scalded; William Locke.
Oxford, Kan, head scalded; Mrs Will
lam Locke, Oxford, Kan, cut and
bruised, one leg scalded; Oma Cald-
well, Oxford, Kan, hands scalded and
bruised in face and shoulder; Cora
Reese Oxford, Kan, scalded on hands;
Mrs Nellie Ream, Bronaugh, Mo-,
right leg broken in two places right
shoulder dislocated and head cut; Jas.
England, Dexter, Kan, back hurt;
Charles Barnes, conductor train No. 80,
bruised; Mrs. Elizabeth Cousley, Adri-
an, Mo-, side bruised and ankles
mashed; J. d. Hale, Dexter, KAN, left
leg broken; Mrs. J. D. Hale Dexter,
Kan, left leg broken; Ruth Stuart, In
dependence, Kan, aged 10 years, legs
scalded and badly bruised about body;
Mrs Julia Nod. Oxford. Kan. injured