Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23

w. lNil point rOOlu hu uuTilN ana
quickly reached Win the exception
OF Matilda g. Jensen al of these pa.
ilrllls are doIng We'll They are m fol-
lows,
Miss Mary Robinson, 1gc 20 years, of
EdinbnrUh scotland, destination sat
Lake. decorated ana confusion Of left
forearm,
Emile Rclschart age i6 years SUIT.
gnri Germany destination salt Lake;
SCALP wound,
John Reynolds, age 49, married, ~
northampton England, destination
SAT- Lake, fracture OF ucronan proc
ccsH rlRht shoulder lefl wrist sprnin.
rl, wound on lcll car badly shaken
up
Mrs charlotte Ford, age q, N New.
cnsilc England, destination salt Lake,
deep incislOn wound ON mock, ave
inches long weak from loss of blood,
ana much shocked from shaking NJ,
Jacob Torgrrson, e. years old, mar
Red, of ChrIsllanla, Norway destlnn.
ton salt Lake, fracture ninth rib rlght
hldo, Condition serious
Matilda &, Jensen, ago 6S years, Of
Norway destination Salt Lake serious
confusion back ana rlgh, sldo, scalp
wound, possibly some ribs broken, ana
general informal injuries Her condl-
ton la regarded az extremely critical
NOON BULLETIN,
Thc following telegram on the condI-
ton NJ ih' patients ~ Grand Junction,
WAS rrcoNpl hero NJ noon today
st MnrNs Hospital Grand Junc'
"W q, spence church office, salt
Lake Patients doing wen, Robinson
Tolgcrsom lioichart coming soon,
tSlgnrd "lIANSEN,'
The telegram oUmo from Elder Alma
Hanson who remained NJ Grand june
ton win the injured passongCY III
AT TINE l.. y, =, losPrTMa
At the H. y, >, hospital In this city,
are four patients, all ol whom are doing
Woll and VIII probably DE able 20
lcuyo within a few days They 0rei
Miss Anna Carlson, of lnruaaly, .llcs'
tindtion, l,ogam face ana mouth cut
Mrs Mary Inufor Of switzerland,
destination Salt Lake, back and chest
badly bruised,
William LozcnbN NJ England dcp.
llnntlon Wayne county head hurt ANA
LETT wrist spminod,
Robert orr Of Scotland, wrist wrench
cd ana back hurt
The remaining number of the wound.
ed VINO woro not az al disabled but
were suffering from slight bruises,
spent The ulght ana today at the Grand
Pnclllo hotel ana with two exceptions
VIII proceed 20 their destination this
afternoon Among those al tho holcL
the following are more or less injured
Elijah IN Goldlhorp Of Oldham, Eng,
bndlS shaken now0nsly proslratod,
Peter Larsen wife and four child.
rem, and John Swcnsen, u brother.in.
law nom sweden, destination, Preston,
Ida All badly shaken,
d. Jacobsen, ana family of Nlfo ana
four children, wlfo's hip slightly
sprainod, baby suffering from SCALP
wound, and two children with slightly
spr0lnod ankles, All badly shaken up.
Julia jacobson Of Norway nervous
prostration
Christina Harrison and three child
rem Mr. Harrison arrived here today
from his homo IN Rooa,ello and viii
return with his family tomorrow, Mrs.
Harrison IN Frustrated and nervous
from the excitement
When the train pulled into Salt Lake
al o'clock this morning II was mot
AZ the depot by delegation OF friends
of ihp passengers and missionaries,
hoadcd by William Inngton, an unclo
Of Isaac lAngt0n Jro who was IN
charge Of the cmigrnnts coming TO
Utah from Liverpool The party found
that the railroad had carriages waiting
for 100 persons, and under Nj Lang.
toms supervision an the slightly IN.
iurcd Woro taken to the Grand Pacific
while the four patients went TO the l.,
u. g. hospital
Mr., Lunglon stated this morning
A.. AL
company for doing ull IN lis power 10
relieve the situation ana render him
assistance
LANGTONS' STORY.
Isaac lunRlon, jro who was IN the
ear behind the wrecked portion, which
lcll the rails ana partly turned over
said whom asked his view Of the
wreck,
II was not asleep ut the time, Hs |
had been arranging for the comforts
Of the people In my charge. About
3 20 o'clock IN the morning our ear
sccmcd suddenly to Ny NJ In the air,
without much OF jar and then land.
cd partly ON It's side oh the cmbank.
mcnt We quickly turned ont ana
found the forward ears on their sides,
having let the trucks The slUlcmcnt
lnul moro was pune IN not true,
Everyone remained cool and worked
hHrd 10 affect u quick rescue, The
glouioel trouble was 10 prevent anyone
from making ID light ~ there WAS gus
IN the air from the lamps, IN this we
were successful and finally everyone
was takon from the ears AN right We
had been on the road from Liverpool
since the OH inst, ana numbered about
100 IN the party
RETURNING MISSIONARIES,
with MI Langlon Wcro the follow.
ing returning missionaries, who had |
been released from European missions |
10 return homie G., j, Erickson, Alma |
Hanson, Andrew Johnson, D. koovcn |
ana II, &, Snndhorg
The wreck was handled 10y the CONE
pany with great dispatch Tie situation
being greatly improved by The person
NJ presence on The ground of General |
Supt, A. E Wolby lie promptly wired |
for two wrookng trains, one from
each end of the division, and they soon
had the wreck cleared away the two
trains accompanying the wrecked train
into Salt Lake
ROBERT ORRS ACCOUNT,
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