The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-13
'36 DEAD IN THE
.SHR|NER'SWRECK;;
MANY DYING
DEFECTIVE SWITCH ON LONELY
SAND WASTES. HURLED FAST
TRAIN TO DESTRUCTION.
|ovER SCORE ARE HURT
|And Death List May b. Greatly In.
creased--Many Women Amonu
victims--countIess Deeds
of Hero SIN.

Santa Barbara, Cal. May 11.--While
burrying northward over the Coast
inc of the Southern Pacific railroad
acterday afternoon, homewaad bound
Rfter a week OF fiesta and fraternizing
m Los Angeles, las Shriners of Is
malta Temple of Bunalo and Rajah
Temple OF Reading, with their fami-
les and friends. We're hurled into the
rddst OF death when their special
rain, running so miles an hour.
etTuck defective switch at Honda.
4 lonely station on the sand wastes
the Pacific beach. derailing the
ain, smashing the coaches into
iinders killing SO almost instantly
nnd injuring more than a score of
pthers.
Tae bodies of 2G lie In the morgues
pf Santa Barbara and 10 more are at
San Luis obispo The injured, many
pf HON will probably die, are in two
initarlums al San Luis Obispo.
The Dead at Santa Barbara
Following Is list Of the dead now
! n the Santa Barbara morgue:
J. DOUGLAS NIPPLE, Potenta.e
sajah Temple, Reading Pa. 5ile
| III. X. G1TTELMAN, Reading.
A. L. ROTH, Reading.
{. GILBERT STEFFE, Reading.
S. S. SNYDER, Reading.
LOUIS N ELLENBOGAN, Allen
|own.
/ HOWARD MOYER, Hazelton, Pa.
A. d. MlASSON, Buffalo
CHARLES S. HEBRY, Lebanon. Pa.
JOHN w. CUTLER, Biughampton,
IN. Y.
CHARLES NJ. LOWING. Pullman
onducior Buffalo.
/ G. W AUSTIN. New York. agent
|Hr McCann's Tourist company.
Il JOHN LACEY, negro dining car
N alter
r. w SWEENEY, negro waiter.
+ GEORGE r HAGERMAN, Reding.
BENJAMIN SToLTZ, RI aiding.
1 HARRISON HENDEL, Reading.
Following are the names of the wo-
hen who met death in the wreck: /
MRS. WILLIAM w. ESSICK. Read
ng
MRS. S. SNYDER. Reading.
MISS STOLTZ, Reading.
MRS. L. L. ELLENBoGAN. Allen,
own, Pa.
MRS. j. W. CUTLER, Binghamp.
on, ~ Y.
MRS. HENRY j. FISHER, Clevc-
y nd
MISS CORA YOUNG, Cleve land.
MRS. BRUMBACH. Reading, Pa.
The Dead at San Luis obispo.
RICHARD ESSICK. Reading. Pa.
OLIVER r. KAUFMAN, ST. Paul
HENRY MILLER st. Paul.
ALONZO B. ROGERS. st. Paul,
Pullman car conductor.
THOMAS J. BRUMBACH, Reading.
UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN
hrs. l.. N. ELLENBOGAN, Allen
Dwn, Pa.
Injured at San Luis obispo.
ENGINEER CHAMPLAINE, badly
calded.
BRAKEMAN BICKFoRD. back
roken.
FIREMAN GLEN THOMPSON. in
srnally injured.
ExMAYoR HOWARD A. HART :
ELL. Easton, Pa. not serious.
MRS. HENDEL and daughter, Hell :
n, OF Reading. Pa. not s. rious.
A. +. RAFAELE, Bemis Point, n.
:. severe. +.
]. CALVIN HoFFEDITG, Read ng. !
evere.
MARTIN HENRY, shamokin. Pa, :
calded.
MIR. BOYD. Reding. ieg broken.
MRS. FRED GREENWOOD, Bing- !
2 mpton N. Y. leg broken.
The wreck occurred exactly at 2:35 q
clock.
r. FOUNTAIN, Brakeman.
n. r. LEE, orwigsburg, Pa.
J. LOGAN. Buffalo. O.
CHAs. M'KINNEy. Binghamptou. :
MRS. MK1NNEY. 3
81 Miles In 100 Minutes. "
The statement that the train was
aking terrific speed when II struck :
Ie defective track is borne out by J,
e fact that it covered the 81 miles :
curves and crooked track between 7
IRE and Honda in exactly 100 :
inutes
Engineer Frank Champlaine was
iched with his cab 25 feet beyond II
C engine and got mp and ran three
larters Of a mile seeking help be y =
re he discovered that his arm was y
oxen and that he was severely
aided.
4 man standing behind his wife in n
e baggage car was hurled through =