Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-06


h.re killing 20 persons and injuring as
many more.
IDENTIFIED DEAD.
c. A. Wright, Kansas City. Mo.
lanes Griffith, Claremont, MO.
w S, Martin, DeKalb. Ills.
william Wells, Jacksonville. Ills.
Gail Fuller, young girl, Blockton, To-
Mrs Henry Kaiser and child. Ger
many =, - ,.
fed BY name on keyrins.
Fay Fuller, girl, years old.
II. Rankin, name on ticket
UNIDENTIFIED DEAD.
Woman about 25 years of age.
Girl. child, about one year old.
Woman OF % years, baggage checked
10 Tyrone, OKLA
Woman Of middle age, ticket TO Ty-
rome, Okla
Girl, l6 years old.
Child, years old.
Child, years old.
Boy, u years old.
Roy, 10 years old, brown and white
tAecked suit.
GIrl, lSyears old, brown dress,
Woman ~ years old, weighed about
is pounds.
Woman, i5 years old, plain band ring
on left hand, blue and white checked
waist.
Man. 50 years old, watch with pecu-
liar chair fob and pocket book,
TEN INJURED.
The following Is a list OF the injured:
g. W. Sherman, mcfarland, Kansas.
wrist and head injured, slight,
Blanche Martin, st, Joseph, NO. left
foot sprained and abrasion or face.
f. U. Totman, Harlan, Mo-, back
and head injured, not serious.
MOllIe Fuller, Blockton. Iowa, head
and back, not seriously.
c. A Prled, Everest, Kansas, spraln
in right ankle and right thigh
Mrs. H. b, Ropske. Louisville, KY,
back injured, not seriously.
Mrs, D, Il. Fuller. Blockton, Iowa,
abrasion on face,
Hattie Ellinger, Lindsberg, Kansas,
liberation on face.
Gail Fuller, Everest, Kansas, hips
and legs bruised,
Dan II. Wadsworth, Armourdale,
Kansas, left leg lacerated and frac-
turet,
Clarence Fowler, Hanson KY, lacer-
atoms on head.
Mrs Alice Rosebo address not
known, slight bruises.
Mrs MA. Hill, address not known),
compound fracture left leg and frac-
,ure Of right femur. seriously injured
H. A, Jones, Everest, Kansas frac-
tured nose and lacerated face.
]. G. Nagle, conductor Kansas City
No. left ankle broken, bruised
, T Allen, Porter Topeka back in
llred, not seriously
Frank Hawille, Chillcothe, Mo-, six
Ihrs old lacerated head.
G A, Wright, Kansas City, Mo-, frac-
lgred rib and internal injuries.
v Frazier Kansas City, sprain on
tlt shoulder.
" oyenman, conductor OF Pullman.
Kansas city Mo-
y swanson, Lane Kansas.
h. Beatty, Pennsylvania.
e. i, Adams, Brakeman. Everest
Kansas.
Mrs Rose Bulb, Atchson county,
Kansas.
MRS Bertha Shubert. ST. Claire, Ills.
va Haryo, Lynne, l. r.
refer Clark, Council Grove. Kansas,
oaek Injured, was on the cattle train.
me dead are being brought to To-
mM. Many OF them are badly mu-
CONDUCTORS ACCOUNT,
me wreck according TO the passen-
VI conductor. was caused by the
melgh' crew running of schedule. Tho
passenger train had the right OF way.
~ declares, and the freight train
,aouid nave waited for II To pass at
m'ple hlll six miles west OF the scene
y lhe collision, The wreck occurred
al curve.
nine nero Of the wreck was Doctor
nsu OF New York city. a young physl-
nsn' crippled and walking on crutches.
, beli, although slightly hurt as a
esull OF the collision, was the frat
w w 10 leave the Pullman sleeper,
h"nVh was not damaged. Struggling
ir,opally forward ON his crutches, he
,aS,lnulssulately assumed charge OF the
''el work. After working until near
= S. exhausted DR., Bell only gave way
r wen me physicians arrived from TO.
'rS WIN medicine and instruments.
nv INJURED were brought 10 Topeka
o. saaHuafd Pullman, a tourist Sleep
~ ana a chair ear, The train was
pauS w. again and scnt over tho Union
vSa,no tracks TO Manhattan Kansas,
p"elc u VIII resume It's trip over the
sS yvh island tracks, Most of the pas
,hb M W.T., We're bound to I1l paso and In
nlmSsv' r'al here sent pessage TO their
oIaee iraln carried many persons Tor
i'tn9na who had taken advantage
elos WV homeseekers excursion rates tina,
throna Yesterday II also contained
F,arpg,n sleepers and chair cars for San
"'''seo and Los Angeles,
DR. BELLS STORY
nIaPeaSlns Of the relief work Dr. Bell
"nen the collision came we were all