Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-02
SALISBURY WRECK
IS UNEXPLAINED
Every Effort Thus Far 10 Discover
The Cause Has Signaly
Failed.
ARE NO FURTHER DEATHS.
Inquest on Bodies of Victims Has Been
Postponed f0r Two
Weeks.

Salisbury England. July THE scene
OF yesterdays disaster 20 the Amcr.-
can line special from Plymouth, hay-
Ing ou board The passengers who were
landed from the steamer New York
presents little evidence today % the
havoc wrought 10y the wreck Of the *
press train. an the vrcckase having
been cleared away The engineering
stan O. the railway company are stin
seeking an explanation for the imme.
diatc cause OF the deraiIment but thus
Gar have been unable 90 find one.
Every Independent effort Co discover
the cause Of the accident has thus iar
failed and. the Officials THIS afternoon
said they also were ln the dark
The courage 81 the Injured persons Is
admIlngly discussed. An who particle
pat.d ib the work az rescue relate m
stances OF the patience Of those who
were suffering from broken limbs, thcir
gratitude for the assistance rendered
them and their words OF encourage
melt a. the chair and stretcher bear
crs. only relatives OF the injured or
those representing them are ADMITTED
20 the indrmary which for the first
time Boo lbs history has resorled 90 the
buIlatin board system
The latest Information repeats the
earlier announcements with the eN-
ceptipn that Mr. Criticized aud Miss
GrsWold are now doing fairly well
Miss Anna f.. Koch. OF Allentown, Pa,
10 years old, whose father was killed.
whose mother is among the injured and
who escaped with "a black eye. was out
shopping today. She does not seem 10
realize the cDormity Of the disaster is
unable GO t,H how 10 happened, and
simply declares she does NOT know.
a number 0f relatives and friends
81 me victims arrived here this after
moon and many affecting scenes were
Witnessed at the temporary moftuary
which Is "a Eruesomc place. ON ihe
platform outside spliutcrs and other
wreckagc piled high and looking Ike
match wood bear evidence NJ the ter
rible force of the Impact
So further deaths have been record
"a but Robert $. CrItcheii Of Chicago.
and Miss J.. s. Gr.sw0ld of Heath.
near EPSON passed "a bad night Miss
Margaret Rask of Norfolk street
parkhne. London. whose lees have been
ampujated. and r. ". SeuteIl of Brook
Ism. y. Y. are Bon a dangerous condition
40 the mhrm8ry. Mrt Frank vs.. Koch.
0f Allentown. Pa. aud Miss MAY
Hitchcock. OF Now YORK passed "a
family good night and Gre doing well.
The Inquest win begin az $3.50 this
afternoon. only formal evidence viii
D.. t.t..r. ..H fE. fv.nfrt r.IIf chen d..
adiudgod The bodies ~ the dead are
full Boo the Ua.tingrU0ms o. the railroad
station. Whorc uo relatives are avail
able the identification of the dead viii
be- made hy The doctor and puwsr Of
he New York
The bodies ~ the American victims
ar, being emhalmcd Cor conveyance
hom.
h. vs. ScuteIl rallied somewhat as the
day advanced and after consultation
with an. doctors the chaplain 0f the in-
Urinary was allowed iu convey 90 him
~. news az the death ~ bis wife. son
and two daughters Tho heart rfndug
tdnGs oyerame The Ola man and /.
severe relapse urEncl bot rCsi0ratlyes
were successfully administered
Replying fn tn0 sympathetic condo
isncos of the American C0usu. Mr.,
Skalm Mr. S0uto. 1id.
4 win uy to show YOU that am "a
man. although = have -1 years to bear
The mayor of Salisbury in reply io
DIS message ~ sympathy i0 me Amcr-
irlu ambassador BIAS received tle
following
Ackuowl,ie.rg your Dispatch 1