Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-05-13
Victims of Santa Barbara
Wreck VIII Be Carried Home
In Cars Covered With Crepe.
81 LIVES THE COST OF
DEFECTIVE SWITCH
All We're ShrinerS From PennSyl-
vanid, Ohio and Western
New York.

San Francisco, May 1S.-Three
trains, bearing Shriners arrived from
the scene of the wreck near Santa
Barbara, where thirty-two Shriners
lost their lives Saturday.
The passengers all agree in the
statement that 1t was the most de-
plorable sight they had ever seen.
The wreck occurred at 2:35 In the
afternoon on the Southern Pacific,
five miles south of Surf, and was
caused by Defective switch while
the train was running at a velocity OF
fifty miles an hour.
Four of the front cars of the train
jumped the track and were literally
smashed to pieces.
The train caught fire, but was ex-
tinguished by passengers of the two
last coaches who were uninjured.
Besides the dead more than a score
were injured
The victims We're all Shriners. whose
homes We're In Pennsylvania, Ohio
and western New York
THE DEATH LIST.
Following Is list of the dead now
In the Santa Barbara morgue:
s. A. BICKFORD, brakeman, of
San Francisco.
Rajah temple, Reading. Pa.
II. X. GITTLEMAN, Reading, Pa.
A. l.. ROTH, Reading, Pa.
c. GILBERT STEF,FE. Reading.
A ID. WASSON. Buffalo.
CHARLES HENRY. of Lebanon.
JOHN w. CUTLER, Binghampton.
New York.
MRS. J. W. CUTLER, Binghamp-
CHARLEs NJ. LOWING. pullman
conductor, Buffalo.
c. w. AUSTIN. New York, agent for
McCann's Tourist company.
JOHN LACY, negro dining car
r. W. SWEENEY, negro dining car
MRS WILLIAM w. EssicK, Read
ing, Pa.
land. ohio.
MRS. CORA YOUNG, Cleveland.
MRS, BRUMACH, Reading.
GEORGE F. HAGENMAN, Read
ing.
BENJAMIN SToLZ, Reading.
HARRISON HENDEL. Reading.
OLIVER T. KAUFMAN.
HENRY MILLER.
The following dead are at San Luis
Oblspo:
S. S. SNYDER, Reading.
MRS. S. SNYDER, Reading.
RICHARD ESSICK, Reading.
THOMAS ]. BRUNLAUCH, Read
ing.
MISS STOLZ Reading.
MRS. LOUIS ELLENBOGEN, AL
lentown, Pa.
LOUIS N. ELLENBoGE.<, Allen
town, Pa.
HOWARD MA4.RIER, Hazelton.
Pa.
ALONzO b. ROGERS. st. Paul,
Pullman car conductor.
UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN, proba-
bly, Mrs. Mary G. WINS, Reading.
The Injured.
The following injured persons are
at the San Luis Obispo hospital:
r. Fountain, brakeman, missing
last night, was brought to this city
this morning. His back is injured
and the lower part of his body pac-
alyzed. Fountain crawled a hundred
yards to flag the section following
and later was picked up and was con-
veyed to this city this morning.
w. II. Boyd, of Reading, Pa, badly
scalded.
Martin L. Henry shamokin, Pa.
injured spine and severeley scalded
II. r. Lee, Orwigsburg, Pa, fac
lacerated, both hips cut and fractured
leg.
j. Logan, Buffalo. y. Y. leg frae-
tured and three ribs broken
II, A. Hartzel, Easton, Pa, severely
scalded and fractured leg.
Charles Mckinney. Binghampton,
n. Y, back injured
Mrs Mckinney severely bruised
about the body.
Mrs Fred Gummond, Binghamp-
ton, n. Y. ankle broken.
A. w. Ropple, Dennis Point, y. Y,
severely bruised about neck
Engineer Champlaine, badly
scalded.
Fireman Glen Thompson, face,
arms and internal injuries.
Mrs. Head and daughter Helen, Of
Reading, Pa. not serious
j. Calvin HOfferidge of Reading,
Pa, left leg fractured, scalp wound.