Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-05
THE WABASH WRECK
Corrected List Of the Injured Show
Nineteen Were Killed in the Accident
Wreck Believed to Have Been Re-
suit Of Malicious Mischief.


Wreck Believed to Have Been Re.
suit Of Malicious Mischief.
ST Louis, July 5.-The number Of
deaths caused by the wreck on the Wa
bash Limited Sunday night Is now url-
Officially stated to be 10 and the In
| jured so. The inquest began and viii
continue several days.
The Dead.
The corrected list Of the dead is as
follows:
Barder, Jacob, Park River, N. D.
Davis, Dan H., Decatur. Ill.
Deitrick, L A., Toledo. Ohio.
Eichstadt, L. A., 1864 Albany avenue
Chicago.
Glaize. Charles, 2254 Michigan ave-
nue.. Chicago.
Graves, H. L., train dispatcher, De-
catur.
Keith, Patrick. Kentland, Ind
Luther, Miss c. F.. Milwaukee,.
Mills. Isaac R., Decatur
Mills, Rev. M. M. Bridgeton. Iowa.
Noack, Richie. s years old, Arlington
Heights. Ill.
Perkins, Mrs. Thomas, 5721 Union
avenue, Chicago.
st. Pierre. Ubald. Montreal. Canada
Sanford. James. engineer, Decatur.
Smith, Miss Florence, 215 Sixty fifth
place. Chicago. 4e
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Ward. Charles. 215 Sixty fifth place
Chicago.
Two unidentified men.
The Injured.
Following is a revised list Of the in
jured:
Archibald, George, Honeoye Falls
KY; leg broken.
Archibald, William, Honeoye Falls
KY: leg broken.
Archebolt, H. A., Kingston. N. T.:
burned
Archebolt. J. H.. Kingston. N. Y;
leg broken.
Archstadt, G., 1854 Albany avenue
Chicago; burned.
Asquith, S. A., Waterloo, Iowa. In
ternal injuries.
Balls, William. Chicago; badly
crushed.
caniyou, Mrs. Milwaukee; internal
injuries.
Crawshaw, James. conductor. Chi
cago.
Eckhardt. Labisus. Chicago; bruised.
Ellsworth. G. S., Brooklyn, N. ";
burned.
Ellis Gleason A.. Marshfield, Wis;
wrist broken; badly cut.
James Fizzell, Taylorville, ILL.,. leg
and arm broken and hip lacerated.
Joseph Grein. chief baliff, sheriff s
office, Chicago; leg injured.
Harry NJ. Gassaway, st. Louis: arm
broken and internally injured.
Mary Kilt, 10 years old, severely
burned.
Wilcot Kunoct, 757 sedgwick street,
Chicago, both legs crushed.
Samuel Livingston, ST. Louis. severe
internal injuries.
Miss Hulda Noack. Arlington
Heights, ILL.,: badly burned.
Miss Perkins, Chicago; leg broken.
Henry Rink, Cincinnati, fatally
crushed.
James B. Raberts Catlin, Ind inter-
nally injured.
Mrs e. II. Rose, Riverside, Cal, in
ternally injured.
Charles Ward, 215 Sixty-fifth place,
Chicago; left foot torn off at ankle;
may die.
Nearly all of the passengers were
bound for St. Louis, and those not in
jured left on the Illinois Central tran
an hour later.
Three of the injured have since
died.
Coroner Gray is here and will hold
an inquest
Result of Malicious Mischief.
Charles Corneau. station agent at
Litchtield, said that the wreck was
the result of malicious mischief. He
said the north track, as that siding Is
called had not been used that day.
and 1t is plain that the switch was
tampered with. Not fifteen mintes be-
fore the accident the third section of
passenger No. 19. south bound, passed
over it safely, but when No. IL was
derailed there the switch was turned
and the lock lying on the ground be-
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