Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-15
WILLIAMS DIES
FROM INJURIES
Lives Only Five Hours After
the Terrible Accident at
Richland
1890 - az n,Iplrn uepr
.sosY TO BE BURIED HERE
kittls Daughters Of the Engineer Was
Waiting Relatives Here When tho
!, Z Wreck Occurred Jesse Longs
| Funeral TO bs Hold Sunday After
noon At oskaloosa.

Carl Williams. the Iowa Central en-
eineer, who was injured In the terrible
wreck at Richland Friday afternoon,
died at o'clock Friday evening, short
" after he had been taken from the
scene OF the wreck to Richland. His
little daughter, Clara. who had been
visiting relatives here. left for oska-
i loosa Friday evening, accompanied by
her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs c.
A. Miller, and other aunt, Mrs. Joseph
Smith. Mr.. Smith left this morning
for Oskaloosa,
Mr.. Williams was not so badly burn
cd by the explosion Of the oil, as was
at first reported, his injuries consist
& Ing principally OF scalds from the es-
Gaping steam, while buried under the
wreckage. The funeral will be held In
Oskaloosa. from the family home. at
1so'clock Monday afternoon. The body
& will leave Oskaloosa at 3 o'clock for
this city, arriving at 455. and will be
taken Immediately to Riverside. where
anterment will take place. The burlal
will be In charge of Banner Lodge No.
12S, l. o. o. r.. OF which the deceased
was member.
Mr.. Williams was probably as we'll
known In Marshalltown az any Iowa
Central engineer. He was boy here.
went to school here. and spent tho
greater portion Of his life in the city.
His aged father, Kinney Williams. is
still resident of Marshalltown, having
been In the employ of the A. q. Short
hill Company for over forty years His
mother makes her home in San Fran
i cisco. Cal, with her other son. Frank,
who Is engaged In evangelical work In
Frisco. Mr.. Williams Is survived in
his immediate family by his wife and
two children. Clara, aged IL. and Will
bur, aged 10.
s. Jesse Longs Funeral.
The funeral Of Jesse Long, the other
Il engineer killed In the wreck, will be
held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, and
will be with Masonic honors. Burial
will be in the Oskaloosa cemetery. MI.
Long was another we'll known Mar
ahalltown man In former years, and
was boy here. In recent years
however, while on, the thru freight runs
he has been living at Abba and Oska-
j0osa.
Mr.. Long is survived by his wife
: md three children by his former wife.
Jesse aged ID: Frank, aged 0; and Bes-
1 Gle, aged Z. The first Mrs. Long died
la this city five years ago next August,
and about two years ago Mr.. Long was
married to Miss Mabel Shane, Of Os-
kAloosa. Mr.. Long Is also survived by
his mother, three sisters, two half sis
tiers and one half-brother. The mother,
+ Mrs. Mary M. Long. Of this city, has
been visiting In Waldo. Ark, for sever
III weeks, and is on her way to Oska-
loosa to attend the funeral. Mr.. Longs
sisters are Mrs. III. r. Mccoy, of Wal
~, Ark: Mrs. Eva Waters, of Sioux
City; and Mrs. w. +. McGrew, of Lee
Mars. The half sisters are Mrs. Will
ism Long, Of this city. and Mrs. w.
] g. Gada, Of Lacey. o. r. Mr.. ]. s Per-
w Of this city is half-brother. Mr..
Longs own brother. T. r. Long, famil-
fairly known as Doc Long, was an
Iowa Central engineer and was killed
near New Sharon five years ago
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s.. Perry went to Os-
keloosa this morning to be present at
the funeral.
Mcmahon Will Live.
w. u. Mcmahon, the fireman who
was injured, viii live. his injuries not
having proved serious. He was badly
bruised, but escaped getting under the
huge mass OF wreckage by alighting In
the creek
The bodies OF William West, fireman.
ana Samuel woolsey. head brakeman.
who were killed. were taken to Oska-
loosa with the bodies OF the two engi-
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