The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-10

/ ing bodies Of the victims Of Sunday
nights wreck at Eden Seven more
bodies were recovered and a number
i identified. Those identified were:
DR. ". T. Mum, Pueblo
Thomas O'Bannon, Pueblo.
J. Q. Thomas and wife, Pueblo.
a. NJ. Schmidt Denver.
/. A Stevens,
Mrs. Downing and daughter, Carrie,
Colorado Springs.
Miss Alice ShOup, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Mrs. Salisbury. Sterling, Cole
Miss jeanette Sherman, Carthage,
No.
Miss Carrie Bishop, Pueblo.
Coroner's Inquest.
A corOner's jury was called. which
viewed the scene Of the wreck today
and examined a number of witnesses
this afternoon. The coroner has issued
a public cau to all having any informa-
tion concerning the wreck TO come be-
fore the jury. The examination into
the causes of the disaster viii be eX-
haUstive and it is thought that it viii
require more than d week TO hear all
the witnesses that have been subpoe-
naed. Four railroad men were exam
ined this afternoon before the jury ad-
jOurned until tomorrow morning. Their
I testimony was mainly as to the amount
neiEhborhoOd of the wreck. District
Attorney Low has stated that the mat
! ter viii be gone into thoroughly and
the coroner is making every effort to
secure all the information possible for
the jury
Many Mistakes Made.
The morgue and undertaking estab-
lishments were besieged by anxious
relatives and friends. The work Of
ffie ar 81 a
the bodies now being recovered are IN
bad condition. Many mistakes are be
ing made. in several cases the matter
hanging in doubt since Sunday night
After wandering about since the acct
dent, William NJ Henry, a travelling
man whose home is given at Green
Vile. Tenn reached Pueblo today He
is nearly blind and almost crazy from
hardship and exposure. He had been
carried nine miles down the river and
had been walking aimlessly about with
out food or water. He was taken TO
/ a hospital, where he Is lying in a sert-
Gus condition He was carrying his
grip when found, but is unable 10 give
a coherent account of how he saved il
or what happened to him.
Fl. .. Wood. wife and daughter Of
Minneapolis. who are reported to have
been on the Inflated train, have not
been found among the victims. They
may be among the unidentified.
At p. N. the total number OF lden-
tilted bodies recovered from the Eden
wreck is seventy-three; unidentified
dead, three.
The list Of those reported missing
has been growing all day and has now
nearly reached forty.
one searching party IS still out near
the scene of the wreck. The party
which went south brought III five
( FaoH-ce for7fcv7f
Following Is IA corrected list of iden-
titled dead classified according to place
of residence:
Denver.
Garland. Mrs. Edward p.
Garland, Lillian.
Garland. Walter.
HOUEh. H y. West Twelfth ave.
hotter, Miss Eda.
La Shell. Benz. T.
Reece, T. s, Globe express mes
sengeT.
smith, Jas. H. conductor of wrecked
train.
Scmitz. A NJ.
Turner. J. F. brakeman.
VogeI, Miss Agnes G.
Pueblo.
BeuneH, Miss.
Beck George.
Bishop. M'ss Eta
Bishop. John F, architect
Campbell Don. son Roger Campbell.
Curtis. Edw-- bricklayer.
Downing. Miss Carrie.
Enrich. J. cashier zinc Smelter.
Galbraith. J. T
Graves. Herbert r, plumber
GRAY. Jesse +, foreman bottling
works.
Hess J. A
Hedeuburg. Miss.
Hinman, Henry D., engineer.
Hoes. Alex. +.
Hopper. Miss Pearl.
Hughes, William Z, tinsmith.
Johnson, Dorothy. years Old,
daughter Of Harry Johnson
Heating. Mrs James.
LinfGot, Miss Robert.
Maxwell, A s, clerk
Morris Mark
MOliter. Mrs. Cora Z.
Moliter. GeGevieve. Z years old
Meats. 4. O.. linemsn D. & r. G.
Mcdonald. Miss Stella.
Parker. AIRS. Mary
Pine. Miss Anna telephone operator. |
Stewart, Mrs.
Seward. Bud.
Sturgeon. Miss Alice
Thomas, Leona, daughter Of J. Q.
Thomas
Walker. Miss Florence. cashier
CEiId's Mercantile company.
West. Mrs. Geo. r
Wright. l. ", proprietor paint store
Wright. Miss Irene, sister of Harry
Johnson.
Williams Miss Nellie.
Wood. Miss Emily
YeagIa- Mrs. a. H.
Miscellaneous
Aurora. Ills.-M cCracken. Hugh.
Ballard, Wash Macsregor, Or.
James +.
Clicago-Leonard, Miss Ida, West.
Mrs. Mary.
Colorado Springs England. George.
Fort Logan. COlo.-W hitman, Major
Frank t..
Florence. COlo.-Ciraham J. G.
Tiff. Colo--Mosier. Al
Grand Rapids Mich.-Shoup, Miss
Lottie.
La Sale. Ws.-Price. Mrs. Mary.
LynnbUrg, Kansas-Roland Miss
Elsie.
Littleton. Colo.-Turner. Joseph. D.
& r G.. brakeman.
Northumberland Mrs. TfIlie.
Northampton, Mass.-Stevens, Mrs.
Ella.
Oklahoma City o. T.-Glbert. Mrs.
n. s.
St Louis-Geppert. s.. W
Boston-BrOWn, Parker Z.