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

hN lOhl nplnl could be- easily and
quickly ronrhod, with the exception
Of Matilda g. Jensen ll of these pa.
tents are doing we'll They are ~ fol-
lows,
Miss Mary Robinson, ago 20 years. OF
Edinburgh, Scotl0nd destination salt
Lake, decorated and confusion Of loft
forearm
Emile Relschart axe ~ years SUIT.
GAR, Germany destination salt Lake.
scalp wound
John Reynolds age 49, married of
northampton, England, destination
SAT- Lake fracture OF ncronlan pros
cess, rlghl shoulder left wrist sprnln'
od, wound on LETT ear badly shaken
up,
Mrs Charlotte Ford. age ~, Of New.
chsllc, England destination salt LAKE,
deep inolslOn wound ON neck, ilvo
inches long, weak from loss of blood,
ana much shocked from shaking up
Jacob Torgorson, ~ years old, mar
RED, of chr lsiInnia, Norway, desllnn.
ilon salt Lake, fracture ninth rib rlght
side Condition serious
Matilda e, Jensen, ago 6S years, OF
Norway, destination Salt Lake, serious
confusion back ana right side, scalp
wound, possibly some ribs broken, and
ronornl informal injuries lcr condl'
tloh ls regarded AK extremely CRUCIAL
NOON BULLETIN
1ho following telegram on the condl'
ton Of the patients ~ Grand Junction.
was received hero ~ noon today
st Mnrys Hospital, Grand Junc'
ton, juno 70,
Nv, e, spence church office, salt
Lake, Patients dolug we'll Robinson,
Tolgorson Rcichart coming soon,
tSIRnrd) HANSEN"
The telegram cNme from Eldcl Alma
Hansen, who remained NJ Grand june
ton with the injured pOsscnecp al.
An TllE h. u, y, HOSPITAL,
At the l.. u. >, hospital In this city,
are four patients, al of whom are dolng
wcll and VIII probably be ublc 10
lcuyo within a lcw days jThoy are
Miss Anna Carlson, OF Germany, -los'
llndtion, Logan, face and mouth cut
Mrs. Mary Lluior Of switzerland,
destination salt Lake, back ana ohost
buddy bruised
William l.agcnby, Of England dcs.
llnntion Wayne county, head hurt and
LETT wrist spmmod,
Robert Orr Of Scotland, wrist wrench
cd ANA back hurt,
The remaining number Of the wound.
ed who were not M All disabled but
were suffering from slight bruises
spent the night ana today az the Grand
Pacific hotel and with two exceptions
WIN proceed 10 their destination this
uilornOon Among those at the hotel,
the following are more or less injured
Elizabeth Goldlhorp Of Oldham, Eng,
bndly shaken, norvdusly Frustrated
Peter Larson, wife and four child.
rem, and John Swenson, u brothcr.in.
Jaw, nom sweden, destination, Preston,
Ida All badly shaken,
D. jacobsen, and family OF Nifo and
-four children wlfcs hip slightly
spr0nod baby suffering from scalp
wound and Two children with slightly
fpr0lnod ankles All badly shaken up.
Julia Jacobson OF Norway nervous
prostralion.
Christina Harrison and three child
rem Mr. Harrison arrived here today
from his home In Rooatelo ana will
return with his family tomorrow, Mrs
Harrison IN Frustrated aud nervous
from the excitement,
When the train pulled into Salt Lake
nj J O'Clock this morning II was met
at the depot by 4 delegation OF friends
Of the passongers ana missionaries,
headed by william l.nngton, an uncle
Of Isaac IAngton, jr, who was IN
charge of the omiRrnnts coming TO
Utah from Liverpool The party found
that the railroad had carriages waiting
for 100 persons, and under NJ. Lang.
toms supervision all the slightly IN.
iurod were taken 10 the Grand Pacific
while the -four patients went 10 the l.,
u, =, hospital
Mr. Innglon stated this morning
that he was specially grateful to tho
company for doing ul IN It's power TO
relieve the situation and render him
assistance,
LANGToNs' STORY,
Isaac Lnnglon Jr, who was IN tho
car behind the wrecked portion which
left the rails and partly turned over,
said when asked his view OF the
wreck,
u was not asleep at the time, ms
had been arranging for the comforts
Of the people IN my charge About
81, 30 o'clock IN the morning our ear
seemed suddenly to ny up IN the air
without much Of n jar and then land.
ment We quickly turned ont and
found the forward ears on their sides,
having lofi the trucks The statement
that there was panic II not true,
Everyone remained cool, and worked
hard TO affect quick rescue, The
greatest trouble was to prevent anyone
from making a light. rs there was gas
In the air from the lamps IN this we
were successful and finally everyone
was taken from the ears all right, We
had been on tho road from Liverpool
since the 9th inst and numbered about
100 IN the party
RETURNING MISSIONARIES,
with Mt Lungton wcro the follow,
ing returning missionaries, who hal
been released from European missions
TO return home G., j, Erickson, Alma
Hanson, Andrew johnson, y, lSooyon
and II g, Snndhorg
The wreck was handled by the COM
pany with great dispatch the situation
being greatly improved by tho person.
M presence on the ground OF General
Nupt. a, ", Wolby lie promptly wired
for two wrcoklng trains, one from
each end OF the division ana they soon
had the wreck cleared away, the two
trains accompanying the wrecked train
into Salt Lake,
ROBERT ORR'S ACCOUNT,
Tells "A Detailed story of lloW