The daily sentinel., 1906-03-17


Pueblo, March 11.-Twenty-siN
hours have passed since the Rio
Grande Passenger trains No. 3 and
16 crashed near Adobe station, and
there has been no arrest of any one
who may be responsible for the
deaths of from 30 TO 20 persons and
the injury of II score more.
IL is known that from 20 to 10
Slavs boarded one of the ill-fated
trains AT Denver, but none of them
have been accounted for.
How many .perished will probably
never be known. Everything about
the traiiss burned with the cNecep-
ton of the metal. OF the II iniur-
ed. in st. Mary's hospital at Pueblo
all will recover save possibly one,
Thomas Hogan of this city, who is
suffering more from the shock than
from actual bodily injury. Hogan
was u passenger ON No. I6. There
are ~ bodice in the Pueblo morgue,
two in the Florence mOrgue and many
others are known To be dead.
II. T. Lively. operator at Swal-
lows who slept AT his post, is at work
at the same station today. He viii
be kept under surveillance until after
the eoroner's inquest.
Who is coroner Of Fremont county
Is yet undecided and the war of
Drs. w c. Stephenson and r. H..
Paxton over the office is continued
over the mangled and unrecogniz-
able bodies. Stephenson says that
there viii be a final inquest at Canon
City or Fremont City. ON Mondaq
afternoon, btQ Paxton yet remains to
be heard. from
1t is estimated that the wreck will
cost the Rio Grande railwaw $3.50
900. The settlement of claims grow
ing out of the loss of life and mjur-
les to passengers. as well as the des-
truction of baggage will reach many
thousands of dollars
The officials admit that the dam
age to rolling stock of the company
will run as high AS Sl5O,OOO The
three locomotives which We're put
out of commission are worth not
more or as much as scrap iron. Each
cost 100000. The six coaches that
burned viii average a value OF $40
400 while the damage TO the track
and delay OF business Will aggregate
$4,000.
The following is a list of the injured
passengers:
James Page, Whitewater, Colorado,
top of head cut: S. II. Sweeney, Gin
ton. Missouri. head crushed; l.. l..
Lotion. Bellhower, Montgomery
county. Missouri. hip crushed; G. 5.
Clark. Portland. Colorado, head cut;
J. c. Veale. 1141 Emerson street
Denver, slightly injured; p. Peters.
Leadville, Colorado slightly injur-
ed: b. l. Jones, 2G17 Emerson street,
Denver. back injured; A. l.. Knous,
Ouray, Colorado, neck sprained; w
l.. Hewitt, Lebo. Kansas, leg broken :
Claude Robinson, 1906 Welton street
Denver, slightly injured j. Peters
bagggageman, Denver, ribs broken
and head cut James Procoeonone,
from Italy to Florence, head cut and
bruised: Ira Elrod. Gypsum, Colo
rado, hip sprained Miss Maybelle
Fields. going to Wolcott, seriously
hurt; A. Il. Hewitt, Lebo, Kansas, leg
broken and other injuries Miss Mary
Gooch, Oakland, California, sunerins
| from shock; Thomas Webb, Nampa,
Colorado; foot sprained; r. w. Phil
lips. Caysville, Utah, foot crushed C.
c. House. Chama, N. NJ. knees
hands and face cut; l.. c. Ruespotloll
San Francisco, California, neck IN
ured: w. X. Page, Yampa, Colorado,
back slightly injured /. kissell' zS
w I27th street New York, head
slightly injured A. Geiber, ear in
iured: c. NJ. Wright of New York
slightly injured.
The following is a list of the iden-
tilted dead. a great many OF the
bodies remain unidentified al the
noon hour:
William Hollis, engineer. No. 10,
Pueblo: Walter Couslett, engineer
No ,. Pueblo; H. D. sqdduth; m,i hre- re
man, No. 10. Pueblo; Edward y.
Baird deputv sheriff Denver Rob
ert G. whitney. on the way to the
penitentiary at Canon City. in charge
of Baird; A. n. Bmklow, Salida; MISS
phariand express messenger, Den
YER; RAY Fields aged 10. Keystone
wyoming: Taylor Hewitt, Lebo, Kan
sas; Mrs. Belle Webb. keystone
wyoming; Mrs Mira Hewitt Lebo'
<ansos. Pearl Hewitt. l.ebo, Kansas
Mrs. katherine Hewitt and baby boy
Lebo. Kansas: Ed Cowley' Emporia'
Kansas: Fred Jones Lebo, haIs'ls
Fred Oimesooley. Denver Mrs. Graee
CoYvley and baby. Emporia. Kansas
claude Hewitt. Lebo. Kansas