The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-11
TWENTY-EIGHT
PEOPLE KILLED
Sixty Others Iniuredin Collision
on the Missouri Pacific.
TREATMENTS FATAL MISTAKE
VICTIMS WERE EN- ROUTE TO
ST. LOUIS FAIR.

tAIARRENsBURG, Mo, oct. 10
w Twenty-efsht persons were killed
and sixty injured by a collision
Of Missouri Pacific trains three miles
east Of Warrensburg at o'clock this
morning The trains were the seconu
section of passenger train No. so. which
left Wichita Kan, FOR St Louis last
night. and an extra freight train.
Twenty-seyen OF the dead are in Un-
dertaking rooms in this city and ne
seriously wounded are in the railroad
hospital in Sedalia.
The Dead.
Airs. A. ]. Darst and 12-year-old
W. L. Allen and two sons, Baird and
Francis, Pittsburg, Kan.
Dorsey Greer, PensbOro. Mo.
T. F. Dorcs. Bronaugh, Mo.
Ada Kline Pittsburg. Kan.
Misses DOllie and Nellie Sullivan, &C.
darvale, Kan.
T. Alley.
Mrs. Hattie Kelsey. oxford. Kan.
;. A. Weber, Forestville. Pa.
Dizzy Ream. Bronaugh, Mo.
Cal Ream, BrOnaugI. Mo-
Gertrude Loud. BrOnaugh. Mo.
Clarence Herring Kanses.
DIR. II. p. McIlhcney. kingma1. Tan.
Bruce McIlheney. Kingman. Kan.
Mrs. Cooper. oxford, Kan.
Phil Ragel Wife and son, Edna, Kan.
Harry Carr. Sedan. Kan.
No.
Mrs. J. J. Easement. Sedan. Kan
Mrs. X. Lindsey. oxford, Kan
An unidentified woman 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 treat
ed at the Missouri. Kansas & Texas
hospital i'm Sedalia are:
A. J. Wood, oxford, Kan, hands and
face scalded.
Mrs. A. J. Wood, oxford. Kan.
bruised and internally injured: fatally
hurt
J. II. Sullivan. Cedarvale, Kan,
hands lacerated and scalded.
Charles Easement, Sedan. Kan, les
broken. spine hurt. head and face lac
Grated and bruised.
Dasia Gregg. Sedan. Kan. left hip
dislocated and injuries below the knee,
scalded face and hands.
Mrs. j. Esch. Dexter. Kan, left leg
broken.
J. Eseh. Dexter, Kan, face lacerated
and scalded.
Robert Vaughn, Cherokee. Kan, both
hands injured b. broken glass
Estelle Mahan, Cherokee, Kan, hands
injured
F. y. Cunningham. Warrington, w
Va. hands and hip l2cerated and
scalded.
Glenn B. Dozer, CIoverdaIe, Kan,
hands cut and scalded.
]. r. Benning, GreenoIa. Kan, hands
cut.
Mrs. c. G. Huston. Wellington. Kan,
face and arms scalded. back injured.
Mrs. Noah Bowman, Oxford, Kan,
face and hands sealded and knee in
jured
Noah Bowman. Oxford, Kan. face
and hands scalded and shoulder in
Jured.
Fred Barnes. oxford. Kan, arms
fractured. hands scalded and head hurt
]. r. Cole, Winfield, Kan, head
scalded and hands lacerated.
William Locke, Oxford, Kan, head
scalded.
Mrs. William Locke. oxford, Kan,
cut and bruised, one leg scalded7
Oma Caldwell oxford. Kan. hands
scalded and bruised in face and shout
der.
Cora Reese, oxford, Kan, scalded in
hands
Mrs. Nellie Ream. Bronaugh. Mo-.
right leg broken in two places; right
shoulder dislocated.
James England, Dexter, Kan, back
hurt.
Charles Barnes, conductor train No.
80, bruised
Mrs. Elizabeth Cousley, Adrian. No.
side injured and ankles mashed.
J. d. Hale, Dexter, Kan, left leg
broken.
Mrs. J. d. Hale, Dexter, Kan. left
leg broken.
Ruth Stewart. Independence. Kan,
aged. 10 years, legs scalded and badly
bruised about the body.
Mrs Julia Wood. oxford, Kan, in
jured about the head and ankles.
Ed Rossen,s Jefferson City, engineer
train No. 80 hurt about head and
ankles. fips. shoulders. and Internally
injured.
W. W. Young, fireman on train No.
80, head and face bruised: serious.
Three persons unconscious; names
and places Of residence unknown.
Many who were slightly injured made
no report and continued on other traiHs
TO ST. Louis.
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