Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-09

e rounding knoll and because OF intervening embankicn
racr could observe the approach OF either train
estimated that will require at least 10 hours clear the
The Salt Lake rcc wreck will arrive in salt Lake
3 p M and 1 p m today.
Eureka Sept oAt least eight persons seriously injured
whom will probably die, and injured
less wreck the Salt Lake Route this morning about
h miles north Of Intc Junction the main line of the railroad
and on the No westbound overland Los
Angeles head into the local train Of Eureka The engines
and several thrown from the tracks and the engineer and
fireman on the through train are injured so badly that they not
expected live
The injured brought Eureka where they being given
medical attention until the arrival of special train from Salt Lake
AXE the injured the hospital special train sent out Of
here with number OF physicians aboard for those the wreck
THE SERIOUSLY INJURED.
W Ieavi engineer, limited. 4s north Ninth West street.
SAT- Lake City left hip crushed and leg badly manged Probable
Sullivan fireman limited, Is futile court Salt Lake
city left leg broken in two places right foo, smashed and badly
saldel on about head and body. Condition serious.
Pat Mckinney, Anaconda, Montana employed the Tinc
@ee left leg smashed and manged injured in head and back
Dennis nnfn passenger Eureka local. right leg crushed
and internal injuries Condition serious.
LESS SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Joseph Price IIo North West Temple Salt Lake sprancd back
foorrhage indicating slight internal injuries.
W. MaNton travelling to Las Vegas with wife head and
Mrs E" Adams back and spraincd traveller from Bcncr
Judge Emerson WATERFOWL ~ v bruised about head and BODY
RED Merrill, Beaver City, Utah, slightly bruised
Is iaa H. Merrill, wife Of Fred Merrill slightly bruised
twa heneS San Diego, slightly injured about upper body
among the passengers the train who injured
s~ Engineer Caleb Tanner and Prof r. r. Lyman OF the Uni
'ary OF Utah
"a Henderson porter through train 1913 avenue
''s Angeles scalded and probable internal injuries.
and head ~ N' '' "'"s " N
Orion, Sandy employed Silver City ankle sprained and
1eIl Kinder brakeman local train Lohi back injured
NJ, n ~ hneman, miner, Los Angeles, both legs broken
4a' D'll trains totally demolished borders the
r.uou' NE wreck occurred in deep and a curve
,n uan could sec the other until almost for
'9Mng to be done.
IRAN 10 Of Salt Lake City, was loaded with IA passen
" Although this train is Of the through trains to Los
6 I ana therefore carries heavier loads slower and
m ''e alone, the passengers their lives
me ram ou OF Eureka is the morning train which recently
e,rI Ony few passengers aboard and that point
SIIS,aR runs slow.
s warning the trains on the curve at
ts 'lo'A inns morning The the Eureka train
h 1 % me passenger Just Jump and they escaped
when the u Just shut of The steam and applied the air breaks
'' ''neI tram upon them
lcng t " climbed out Of the cab of the engine time
man S" ne wreck. Not with Engineer Lca,tt and Fire
gn ~ BON stuck TO their posts and with the
t AMI @ OF the trains coldng threw both engines of the
cans an ~ W Wem completely At the time the baggage
rains Wa u4n were thrown and the smoker of the
"" uan was thrown on the trnck
DOCTOR ON BOARD
IA s, Of the occasion DR. ~ r. Augnbangh s,4 west
of M me wreck happened at time in the morning when
When l tesers We're getting ready for their morning meal
Ne ecN sun'k there "A great deal of among
h VA, % through the excited crowd Dr. Aughnbaugh
imd ~ ''nl OF The train where The seriously injured
he onl,