The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-01-18
OFFICIALS OF DENVER 4 HDo
eRANDE sTRAteHTEN OUT
DoTsERo WRECK.
NO MORE WOUNDED DIE
Day Brings Resumption Of Traffic
Through Scene Of Accident and hops
Is Entertained for Those Seriously
lnjured-list Of Hun Is Lone
Identification Proceeds.

Glenwood Springs, Colo, Jan. H.
The confusion following the wreck at
Dotsero is gradually being straight
ened out. The track has been entire
ly cleared and traffic resumed with
out interruption. The debris resulting
from the wreck, thrown to one side
while searching for bodies and clear
ing the track, Is to be picked up care
fully and nothing viii be burned on
the ground save the broken splinters
and those not until they have been
carefully gone through second time
lest body might still be lying there
in. The situation is being directed by
General Manager Ridgeway of the
Denver & Rio Grande, who remains
here until tomorrow. Working with
him are General Surgeon OConnor and
Claims Agent Rennick and q CORPS Of
assistants. DIR. O'Connor is personal
ly supervisiong the care of the In
jured, and assisting in the identifica-
ton of the dead. while Mr. Rennick n
preserving all property and possible
clues to identification.
Injured Have Hope.
There have been no deaths among
the injured since yesterday and more
hope is entertained for the recovery
of those whose condition Is serious
There were 1856 passengers on the
train and most of these are accounted
for. 1t is known that number pro-
ceeded on their journey without being
reported Some of the unknown dead
have been identified today. All the
t,,., III
cry case positively.
George Maham of Princeton. Ind, Is
missing and 1t is possible that he may
be one of the men concerning whose
Identification there is not positive
proof.
His wife is one of the seriously in
jured and in no condition to give a
description. She insists that her hus-
band and father were on the train.
The father, Henry Dunn Of St Louis
has been found among the dead.
The telegraph office here has been
flooded with dispatches from anxious
relatives addressed to supposed pas
sengers on the wrecked train. In
many instances the railway people are
able to give addresses where the per-
sons can be found, but there are
number of names which do not appear
among the list of passengers.
List Of Injured.
The following list contains the
names of the injured, with report of
their condition today:
Thomas Cadawallader, Joliet, H.,
scalp wound abrasion of face frac-
tured rib; l.. ]. Ezell, Williston, N. D.,
internal injuries, multiple confused
wounds. condition serious; Margaret
Ezell Williston, N. D., lacerated
wounds left leg and left arm, contus.
ion of neck; w. ii. Jefferey, engineer,
Glenwood Springs, compound fracture
left foot, fracture Of right thigh, con-
dition serious; Lydia Maham, Prince
ton, Ind, large confused lacerated
wound of both thighs, compound frac-
ture of left ankle, confusion of face.
condition serious; Charles p Nance,
Rockland, Cal, general confusion, and
Mrs. Charles p. Nance, Rockland, CAL
shock, will continue journey tomorrow;
S. J. Martin, Covington, KY, disloca-
tion left elbow, fractured rib, sman
scalp wound; Harvey Mitchell, fire
man, Salida, dislocated hip; Gus Oh
son, engineer, Grand Junction, small
scalp wound, severe confusion Of left
leg; Phil Peters, Jr., express messen-
ger, Denver, general contusions; un-
known boy, 2 years old, fracture right
thigh; e. F. Robinson. Denver, spinal
injury; A. p. Roseau, Holdredge, Neb..
compound fracture dislocation right
ankle, condition serious; A. r. Girls
Rontacranis, Fort Worth, Texas, in
ternal injuries: II. B. Shuler, Coving-
ton, KY, confusion of forehead; Clar-
ence Nassau, Middlebury, VT, slight
contusions; w. o. Vinack, Denver.
fracture left leg, extensive lacerated
wound right thigh, fractured rib, con-
dition serious; d. E. Wheeler, Grand
Junction, wound on left thigh, severe
confusion of right knee, lacerated
wound of thigh; Sig Olson, engineer.
Grand Junction, contusions left should
er and back; John Rosso, Cleveland.
Ohio, confused wounds on forehead.
contusions Of right forearm; C. s.
Burnett, Pennington. Wash. small
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