The Minneapolis journal., 1906-03-17
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night without getting the approval Of
his superior.
Both men have been discharged by
the railway officials.
The Identified Dead.
The following dead have been iden-
WILLIAM HOLLIS. engineer No. 1s.
Pueblo.
WALTER cossLETT. engineer No. 8.
H 5. sUDDurH. fireman No. is,
Pueblo.
EDWARD q. BAIRD, deputy sheriff.
Denver.
ARCHIBALD WHITNEY, prisoner, on
way to penitentiary at Canon City In
charge Of Baird, Denver.
A. N. BARKLOW, Salida, Col
MISS GRACE BARLOW, Salida, Col
ENAS MCFARLAND, express messen-
ger, Denver
TAYLOR HEWITT. Lebo, Kan.
MRS. LILLIAN HEWITT, Lebo, Kan.
PEARL HEWITT, 15 years old, Lebo.
Kan.
MRS. KATHERINE HEWITT and
baby boy, Lebo, Kan.
ED COWLEY, Lebo, Kan. Dr..
FRED JONES. Lebo. Kan. ~5.
| FRED LEMECOOLEY, Denver.
MRS. ED COWLEY, Denver
| MRS. WINONA HEWITT. Lebo. Kan.
RAY FIELDS, aged 10, Keystone Wyo.
MRS. BELLE WEBB, Keystone, Wyo
MRS GRACE CROWLEY's BABY,
Emporia, Kan. +.|. -1.-
The Injured. .,..
P. Peters. baggageman, Denver; ribs
broken, head cut. ~,s..... T.
James Proconone, travelling to Flor
ence, Col. from Italy; head hurt and 9TH
erwise injured. .@ - -. .s z..-
| Ira Elrod, Gypsam, Col foot sprained.
Miss Mabel Fields, address not given,
travelling to Wolcott, Col; internal in
juries, serious. a.. . -.
d. A. Hewitt, Lebo, Kan; leg broken
and otherwise injured. .-....
Miss Mary Gooch, Oakland, CAL, suf-
fering from shock.
Thomas Webb, Yampa, Col, right foot
sprained. r-..A '' =
R. w. Phillips, caysville, Utah; foo,
bruised. 49,
G. c. House, Champa, N. M; botr
cut. -...-,
I. 9. Ramsbottom, San Francisco, necl
hurt.
w. R. Page, Yampa, COL; back in.
, jured.
I. Kessel. New York. head slightly in
jured.
A. Gerber, New York; ear torn.
c. N. Wright, New York; head slight!
injured.
James Page, Whitewater, COL, hea,
cut.
F. H. Sweeney, Clinton. MOI, "a foo
crushed. )
L. L. Lotion, Bell Flower, Mo-, hi
i. crushed.
q. G. Clark, Portland. Col; head cut.
} ]. G. Veale, Denver; neck slightly in
: 5ured. ..fa..
J. s. Reef, Leadville, Col, neck in
t tured. .-..-
s B. I. Jones, Denver; back hurt
4 A. L. Knous, Ouray, COL; neck hurt.
: All the injured will, it is believed
9 recover. It Is not likely that the re
mains of any Of the other victims ca
d be identified.
= Horrors Of the Wreck.
8 The wreck was accompanied by no
9 rors only slightly less than those {
e the Eden disaster, which occurred Au,
z, 1904, on the same line: The flame
followed the collision almost instantl
and those who failed to reach the doc;
s or windows at once were deprived I
d all chance for life. Some were smot
t, cred by the first burst Of fire folloy
ing the explosion Of the gastanks
Q. the cars, but many were caught /
a broken seats and timbers and Incl
is Grated by inches. = " .
- One of the Tragedies.
One Of the pathetic tragedies Of Il
r. two Of the family Of Taylor Hewitt
y Lebo, Kan. Father, mother, daughte
h grandchild and the wives Of the SO
0, are missing. The two sons, =. A. He
N lit and W. L. Hewitt are in the he
,e and and other injuries. A. f. Hewitt So
ne tonight: ri s~-s..s ....u
he "our party consisted Of my faith
r. Taylor Hewitt; my mother, Lillian He
to to brother, W. L. Hewitt; my sister:
law, Winona, aged 81; my wife Cal
Is. crime, aged II; our 4-months old bal
Claudes Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Conl
and Fred Jones. We we're going
Joseph, Oregon, to work in a saWm
for my grandfather, H. M. Kicker.
e Foreseen in Dream.
IA dream that I had several mont
ago, in which our family was all kill
kept coming into my mind. l saw j
rst everything that took place after
en- collision. I saw people trying to dl
We themselves out of the cars, saw stro
er. men plead to be killed; saw my 9
ell wife and baby consumed by fire bef
ng nv eyes, and as I struggled ,vainly
Ir. rescue them I awakened in terror 8
led with cold beads Of perspiration crawl
dr. slowly down my face.
nd "I went forward to my party.
ex wife was sleeping soundly. Our lit
baby was just half asleep.
03, 'f1 sat down again and closed
as eyes, but in few minutes was arou
;hy by crash. When | tried to NOV
in found my leg was broken. he'
,te- nv wife calling, but could not go to /
Some one dragged me out. I.screan
for some one to rescue my wife 6
baby, but nobody paid any attenti
le@ Men were running madly about call
MI for their wives, mothers were viii
DOC. screaming for their children, some W
throwing themselves in the snow
shackles Caused Death.
rom pel Near the front Of the smoker "
will found two hands, crossed, and held
place by a pair Of handouts.
ppR; peE; hands were all that remained to tell
rom the end Of convict named WhitI
who was being taken to the penit
tiary for forgery. Nearby was fo7
N. a pair of revolvers, indicating that
deputy who had him in charge also
e: his life.
for These two victims of the wreck "
from Deputy Sheriff Edward Baird Of I
ODE, yer and Archibald Whitney, a prise
whom Baird was taking to the peni
via tiary at Canon City. The officer
York killed Instantly. Whitney was bur
to death. But for the shackles
cans his wrists he could have escaped.