The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-31
TERRIBLE CATASTROPHE
ON BALTIMORE & OHIO
Continued from PAGE I.

Edward Williams, negro, this city.
y. ". Washington, face Iacerated.
John A. Kundo, this city. leg broken.
Fannie Austin. negress, this city.
G. f. F. gan, Frederick, Nd.
B. y. haywood, Alexandria county,
Va.
Miss G. Cross. address unknown.
B. s. Seggs, Washington.
Lucille Campbell, Washington.
Mrs. A. Moore, Washington.
Mrs. d. Roake, Braddoek Heights,
Md.
Catherine Hughes, Washington.
jeanette Reed. Il years old Falls
Church, Va.
Howell Chambers. Washington.
E. T. Leigh. brakeman of passenger
train. Washington.
Miss Rosie Cross, Seneca, Md.
John G. Theilling, Washington.
Miss Anna Moore. Sheridan. Mr..
Miss NJ. Cooley, Washington.
Camden Ramsburs, Frederick, Nd,
scalp wound.
Richard T. EIgin. Washington, both
legs broken and head badly injured.
Brakeman B. Franklin, leg. body and
head badly cut and crushed; condition
serious.
John wilkins. who got aboard the
train at Terra Gotta. had his back
and ankle broken and head hurt.
Lysle Jones. address unknown.
Harry Thomas, wife and baby. Wash
ington.
Mrs. Elizabeth Teiran, Takoma
Park.
Lucille Comp. aged 8 years, severely
injured and may not live. Her father
escaped with a shaking up. but the
mother has not yet been located.
Thomas c. Hommiler, of Seneca, Sc
verely injured about head.
Roy Adler. Poolesville, Nd, arm
broken.
John p. Martin. Harper's Ferry, due
to arrive here on the Inflated train,
but has not been found.
Miss Purman. school teacher. Wash
ington. slightly injured. Her mother
was killed
Mrs. A. J. Cooley, Washington, arm
broken.
Frank Legg, brakeman, will probably
die
3. NJ. haywood. Alexandria county,
Virginia. seriously.
F. J. johnson, Washington.
Fred Heiser, Terra Gotta.
H. Thorne and wife, Washington.
A. Brown no address.
Kennerly Eckerhardt, mayor OF Ken
Md.
H. CrebS, Terra COttd-
Mrs. KemIo, Washington.
Mrs. n. Cooley, Washington.
DIR. Heron, Washington; fatal.
Thomas c. Homiller, Seneca. Md, in
ternal injuries.
John p. Martin, Harpers ferry' W.
Va, injured fatally.
Mrs John Kunlo, Washington; scalp
wound.
= Compiler. girl. years old. both
logs fractured; daughter of William
Washington
Mrs. Compiler is reported missing.
Two Died on Train.
On the relief train coming into this
city. an unknown white boy II years
old. and an unknown negro man 30
years old, died
Of the injured, seven have been taken
RI Freedman's hospital, fifteen to the
United States soldiers home hospital,
and twenty have been brought into the
citv on q special train to be carried to
various places for treatment.
district Attorney Baker, despite his
injury walked one and a quarter miles
10 Rrookland and brought the first news
1f the wreck. He was exhausted and
after medical treatment was sent to
the city.
George II. Burgess. brother of Mrs.
Rarnes. had just put Mrs. Barnes and
her daughter on the train when the
wreck occurred, and was one of the
first to join in the rescue work. His
sister and niece were among the first
Ia he found In the wreckage.
One of the worst features of the ca
tasfronhe was enacted at the station of
Terra Gotta Here number of pas
sengers were waiting to take the train
81 these only two escaped. The rest
were either killed by being thrown UNI
Ter the train or injured by flying pieces |
Of wreckage.
Fathers Southgate and Mark. of st.
Anthony's church, Bro3kland, were at
he scene of the disaster soon after II
and ministered to the dying
They were subsequently Joined by the
priests from the Catholic university and
The Paufist fathers.
Operator Blamed.
The wreck is said 10 have been caused |
~ the telegraph operator at Silver Springs |