The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-02
Ian Line Special Carrying
,,nuers From the Steamer
|vsw York, Demolished.
4 TRACK, AND THEN
|fRAsHES INTO FREIGHT
4 Victims From New York
iy-Six Injured, Few
Escape.

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mad pace over the Lon
,svestern railway, the Amer
80 cypress, carrying forty
.,s steamer New York's pas
rom Plymouth to London,
dom the track just after pass
4 station here at l:b7 o'clock
',rIne and mangled to death
rerEsee twenty-three passen-
ailed from New York June
scur of the trainmen. Be-
.,ass 10 whom death came
dozen persons were injured
Them seriously.
Dead.
-r1cK WALTER, Toronto, Can.
oIrR LOUIS, Trumbull. Conn.
E5iTT FREDERICK HENRY. Of
'vfrxE ne MRS. c. w, Chicago.
|rPING. DUDLEY, 316 West Gen.
~ west, New York.
fHocKE, MRS. l.. N. PSI Cen
;ek West, New York.
LESSON. MISS MARY F, 81
SIrty-hrst street, New York,
"a REV. E. L.. Toronto, Can.
"a FRANK W. Allentown. Pa
MAID, JOHN E. New York
rEKIN. F, C, New York City.
ID c. A., Toronto, Can.
5iELL, MRS. E. w. New YORK
rELL, MISS BLANCHE NJ,
|70k City.
:iELL, Mss GERTRUDE NJ. NJ,
|Trk City.
La, MRS, Dayton. o.
"a, MISS ELEANOR, Day
.|lH GERARD, Dayton. o.
[lE- MRS. LILLIAS HURD, e2i
. sysnue, New York.
ELER, JULES address unobtain-
0]lPS0N, WILLIAM, address un-
.Ns.
Injured,
TX. G. H V, New York CITY.
.cHELL. ROBERT s.. Chicago.
5WoLD. MISS l. s., address un-
ne.
[CHcoCK, MISS NJ, New York
fE. MRS, Allentown, Pa.
b MISS ANNA E., Allentown
d. MISS NJ, address unobtain-
Train Jumped Track,
ualn had passed the Salisbury
Platforms at very high speed
Garp curve just outside towr
nnotiye jumped the track anc
up the rails crashed into {
ne freight train. The engine
q The girder5 OF the railwl,
per the river Avon and turned
There wcro three passepge
u the train. The first OF thes'
eead Of the locomotive ant
MO the railroad bridge ant
ashed into splinters. portions o
"a being hurled completely owe
nge. The second and third pas
ears were toppled over on tn
g completely destroyed. Tn
'cFs van. containing a cook
vas saved by the conductor
r9nptly applied the brakes.
tsSengers Were Burned.
1e parties set out working in
out TO little purpose. and IN
we're forced TO remain burie
osorls a long time. AS the bodie
esad were extricated they wer
lows on the station platforT
identiflcation. All the physI
s nabbury were summoned an
themselves to attendance upo
Nnded.
poy OF the engineer was foun
~ the flrebox, charred beyon
n 1t was necessary to Ya'
~ OF the compartments of I'll
ooacnes In order to release III
1nd TO secure tho bodies {
IN one compartment all {
ensers except two were kille,
Scue of the survivors was ~
INJURED were later removed (
ny infrmary.
VIZ Oh New York Escapes.
~ msrest chance Mayor Geore
.lan OF New York was not O
u.eAea American line speci;
ndo an appointment to kee
today. and although II
vas late arriving at Plymout
10 come direct 10 Londo
Nec N gong to Cherbourg wi,
IN ,'e1lan. ~ who was bookc
70 Paris,
irCiellan was greatly shocke
rS at Southampton of Il
Z. Mcdonald the New Yo,
| oest known as Jack" NJ
i ihs no Is among the dead. ";
Sh,a compartment on the speci
M.an M.ucn had been reserved 4
endn, and so the Mayor
Nc, indeed narrow.
eilan Will remain In Londc
sno then Will join his family
'ead Hard to Identify.
IA vs GO. OF Walter BarwIck. vi
3 hr q salisbury this morning up
II u Inc accident. and who r
al s.,nd London tonight, says t
m. .'siisbury upon their arriy
hs,o one OF indescribable conf
e5n,rr Greatest difficulty was
lisS,,,nnes,,d ,ne dead. as the bodies h
Soa%.iully mangled. Mr.. Ba
ssrs.sssw ss was barely recognIzab
lss so S with wounds.
<neS,U Ueen accustomed" said G,
Mn Of Boston, who with
.s5 s, j. II. Wilton, was on /
'F iN,pDeclal, "on the broad qua
! !Esr ses OF America to spec
X, and know what is a &c
~ seems that as we ~