The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-11

WhTTcnSDulb, Mo', WV i"' w"
ty.nlnc persons were killed and sixty
injured by collision of two Missouri
Pacific trains three miles east OF
Warrcnsburg today. The trains were
the second section of passenger train
No. 80, which left Wichita, Kansas,
for st. Louis last night and an extra
freight train. The dead are In under
taking rooms in this city and most OF
the wounded are in the hospital at Sc
dalia, Mo.
List Of the Dead.
MRS. A. j. DARK and 12-year old
son, Gilbert. Dexter. Kan.
w. II. ALLEN and two sons, Baird
and Francis, Pttsburg Kan.
DORSEY GREEN, Pennsboro, Mo.
Il. +. DORES, Bronaugh, Mo.
ADA KANE, Pittsburg, Kan.
DOLLY SULLIVAN, Cedarvillc,
Kan.
II. II. ALLEY, Cedcrville Kan.
MRS. HATTIE KELSEY, Oxford,
Kan.
G. A. WEBER, Forestvale. Pa.
DICKEY REAM, Bronaugh, Mo.
CAL REAM, Bronaugh, Mo.
GERTRUDE LOUDE, Bronaugh,
Mo.
CLARENCE HERRING, -.
DIR. II. p. M'LLHENY, Kingman,
Kan.
BESSIE l.. M'ILHENY, Kingman
Kan.
MRS. SUSAN COOPER, Kingman,
Kan.
PHIL RAMEL, wife and son, Edna,
Kan.
HARRY CARR, Sedan, Kan.
WIN. SEIDEL, brakeman, Jefferson
City, Mo.
MISS J. J. EASEMENT. Sedan,
Kan.
MRS. J.. SINSDTCK, Oxford. Kan.
MRS. NELLIE SULLIVAN. Cedar
vale, Kan.
AN UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN, rid
ing in the cab of the passenger en-
gine. ;,
Most of the injured are from small
towns IN Kansas.
List Of Injured.
T.. Amelia, England. log ""d hoh"
i,iured l.. G. Dressed, Etonvllle,
Kan. seriore: J.. I. Parnes. conductor
passenger train. slightly injured: E
". Rosscm. onginoer passenger tram
hadIv scaldcd. John HOrton. cngi'
moor freight train. sorious. H"nrV \.
tIlcn. CoTcvvillc Kan. R''t TIT
man. Ccdarvalc, Kar. Am"l1 Frian
t,vino 81 Louie. L g. Nicho'on
Dovtc" Kan. Ruth Stewart Fonr-
man. Indo~ondoncn Kan. w. F vow
.,,ar. Irdo~o"hou"". R"n "
rnrot Dovter Kan. Frod Rnrn"s'
Oxford. Kar Mice y. '. WOOL. W.
tow ~, Eliynhc'h rnw1olv NJ
r,or Kon r.. r. Cowdorlv Adrian
W., Tho co'Iigon occurrHd m
c,,-..o l,nn-v- 80 "n"ad pnn'H """'.
po,L crrrroora Nv h"'" flrcmtr
sow the dangcr ard '"mn"d.
Cause ~ Wreck.
According to tho local officers "'
rc NJ, sm,ri Pacific. the "dGln"er o'
the freipht train was to 0''mc Tor w"
wreck. having forgotten his orders
He had been ordered - wait m "
sidir, af Krobster lust east " Wa
rensburg. but neglected TO % 50
Tho trains met - sharp curve
Travel tn the Worlds Fair ha' been
so heavy that all roads have been
sendinz out their trains In two "i
moro sections. The train wrecked 10
dav was made M at wichita snnda,
night and as IS the custom. y picfe'
nm additional coaches along the lihe
Tho lat cpach taken up was y
pi.qan, HuI Nc about four ocl"c'
,biq morning All the coachcs were
crowded
n,,l, t-sinc -,-arr running ~ c"of
rata q, spoed when the wreck ocrn-
rod Dawn had begIn ~ h-eat ar
,ei,hnr creu was aware ~ fAe an
,,-,s,.b or thr other train ur'u ~
were aIrpnei uppn each Other.
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r1Ied ue-e fr thn fo---ar' "nsrn.
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from ar-rDrndfne -rr-nF and ever