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r1ousIy injured; }. WOOD wilson,
Marion, Ind, seriously; Thomas
Bauer. Lafayette, Ind, manufacturer,
seriously; Wflfred Samuels. Elgin,
ILL.,: George B. Mellon, Chicago; C. w.
0igler, C. b. Coates, Frank Brown.
Fox Marshall, A. r. Urion and John
y Kline. Chicago: 8. L. Brown, San
Francisco; w. w. O'Donnell. w. II.
Rhone, Charles E. Fox and Mrs. Ella
Miller. Now York: j. H. Wardy, Phila-
delphia. not serious; J. 2. Smale,
Pittsburg. engineer; J. z. Feisler, Jer-
sey City, Pullman conductors.
Among those less seriously injured
are: d. w Wisen, Chicago, injured
about back and hips; A. E. Berts, Jer-
sey City, bruised about head and
body; A. W. Macarthur. Railway. N. j.,
cut about face and limbs; NJ C. Har-
risen, Pittsburg; ". H. FreemAa
Brooklyn, bruiesed aSoh. Iess and
body; E. c. Guth, Fort Scott; Leo
Loeb, Miss Bertha Rosenberg and
Miss Trivia Rothschilds, Chicago; P.
L. Ferguson. st. Louis; James Blake
ley, colored, New York; Charles Dick
inson, Chicago; Mrs. H. Sanborn
Smith, Troy, n. Y; Theodore Doug
lass. New York; II. 8. Beardsley, New
York: H. 8. Piepintrink, Joliet, ILL.,;
H. Tyree, Salt Lake City, Utah; Rev.
Edgar Cope, Philadelphia; w. o.
DuntIey, Chicago; E. ]. Murphy,
Joliet, ILL.,; Mrs. Carl j. Fransioli and
9-yearold daughter Margaret, Ia
coma, Wash; Mrs. G.. s. Garnet, Jer
sey City; w. R. Beall and wife, Read
ing, Cal; w. e. Virts, Pullman con-
ductor; 8 w. Prince, Chicago; Frank
A. ONeil, Chicago; Charles S. knight,
jr., assistant sale manager, American
Steel & Iron company, Pittsburg; j.
s. c. Mcleod, Brooklyn; A. E. Berts,
Jersey City; NJ. c. Harrison, Pitts
burg; w. H. Freeman, Brooklyn; W.
H. Wells. Chicago; Herman Fehr,
theatrical manager, Milwaukee; s. b.
Fleming. Fort Wayne. Ind: ]. M.
Davis, Brooklyn; Congressman B. G.
Dawes, Ohio; D. T. Wayman. Chicago.
A statement was issued by the rail-
road odacials to the effect that every
body on the train was injured. The
names Of ave passengers are missing.
According to the officials, however,
these Ave continued on their way
west on . special train.
Emil Paur, conductor Of the Pitts
burg orchestra. and William H. Hall.
a well-knovp Pittsburg attorney, who
were travelling together, escaped
without injury.
Congressman B. G. Dawes Of Ohio,
who was cut on the face, returned to
Washington.
A. r. Urion, who was injured, Is
manager OF the legal department OF
Armour & Co. and is prominent in the
control OF that corporation.
The Rev. DIR. Cope, rector OF st.
Simeon's Episcopal church OF Phila-
delphia. held short service OF prayer
Ad thanks, In which every man an
woman able to do so participated
When all were safely quartered on
the train which came to their assist
ance, the minister addressed the pas
sengers in this manner: Let us give
thanks to God that all Of our lives
have been spared" There was pro-
found silence and for few minutes
the minister poured out words OF
blessing to God that he had been SO
merciful to all.
First reports that Postmaster Busse
of Chicago and amuel Nixon, the the
atrical manager, were fatally injured
were incorrect. Neither was seriously
injured.
Indianapolis, Ind. Feb. I'd. w
Wilson, who was injured in the wreck
at Johnstown, Pa, is vice president
of the Marion National bank. He
is wealthy bachelor, and has invest
ments in numerous Marion enter
prises. He is one of he promoters
and heavy stakeholder in the Marion
Blunton & Eastern Traction company
Thomas A. Bauer. who was injured
10 president of the Lafayette Box
Board works. and one of the leading
box manufacturers in the United
States.