Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-17
tlnue Journey Eastward.


Especial Dispatch TO the Morning Journa
WinsloN, Arizona, Dec. 16.-Or
woman was almost instantly kille
and fifty-One persons more or les
seriously injured at 7:45 O'Clock tn
morning when the eastbound Santa +
limited No. 4 crashed into the rea
end of eastbound train No. s at Win
ona siding, fifteen miles east of Flag
staff. Mrs Alice D. Bennett. of Hart
ford, Conn, en- route from San Fran
cisco, where she had been vsitin-;
sick son, to her home in thn odsr. wa
the only passenger who sustained in
juries resulting in death, Mrs. i,en
nett r'as in 4 tourist ear or train 30
when the crash came which tele
scoped the tourist, crushing tn Hcm
an to death.
The Injured on Train No. t.
H. L. Artis. Chicago porter, bael
wrenched.
3. Burdock, Milwaukee. head hurt
A. l.. Caspar Chicago, waiter, lips
hurt.
Theodore Chatmond, Chicago, wal
ter sprained foot.
Ralph Chiffon. Chicago, waiter hurt
on leg and in stomach.
l.. Blanche Clumar, Eliza beth, n. J,
nose and left arm cut.
q. Douglas. Chicago, Pullman por-
ter, hin bruised.
NJ. Garrett. Chicago, hurt on leg
arm and finger, back hurt also.
Mrs. Joe Geiger. St Joseph, Mo,
head hurt.
r. G Harris. Chicago, left leg hiirt
cut on side of nose and hand.
Mrs. M. f. Hart, Albuquerque, pose
broken, teeth dislocated.
Chas. Hengartine, Chicago, dining
car conductor hurt on left knee.
Pearl NJ. Hough. Wilmington, Del,
head and neck hurt.
f. Jewell. Los Angeles, tongue hurt.
Thomas Johnson, Columbus. Ohio,
neck hurt,
Alex. Keller. Evanston, Ills, temple
injured, side injured.
C.. w. Lackey. Winslow, brakeman,
cut about head and body by crashing
through plate glass window.
JEFF Mckinney. Chicago. waiter, hurt
stomach and hip.
Florence L. Moore, Elizabeth, n. j.,
sprained back and cut hand
John w. Moore Pasadena, Cal,
shaken up
Mrs. Samuel l.. Moore, Elizabeth, n.
j.. nose cut.
Dayton L. Parker. El Paso, scalp
wound.
w w Pinkerton. Philadelphia,
bump on head and back.
Emma T. Purchase. London, Eng
land, injured internally.
Adolph w. Retting, st. Joseph, Mo-,
left side, hip hurt.
A. w. Rolls, Chicago knee sprain-
ed
]. L. Sackett, Chicago, barber. back
hurt.
George Sorenson. Chicago, cook,
hand and right forearm scalded with
water.
f. w. White. Chicago, Pullman por-
ter, wrist sprained.
The Injured on Train No. 8.
Margaret Allison, Lincoln, kan,
hurt on head, back and side.
Nat C. Baken, New York, back hurt.
Ella Dear, New York, arm injured.
Lawrence Dear, New York, hand
cut.
$ z. Engle. Girard, Kan, head in
jured
Mrs S. e Frank Media. Pa, slight
~ bruised
Mrs. G. A. Fitch, Cincinnati, ohio,
neck bruised
7. :. Gunly. Long Beach, Cal,
sprained back
j. NJ. Hall, Lillian, Texas, bruised
on right side.
E. p. Hayes. Los Angeles, express
messonger. elbow broken.
A. Mabee. Los Angeles. baggageman'
elbow bruised
Mrs Elizabeth Mitchell, Fruitvale,
Cal. neck and spine injured.
Nina Nester, New York wrist
sprained.
II. r. ogle. Los Angeles. left arm
bruised.
II. \. Pogue, san Francisco, back
hurt
Harry Read. New York, leg injured
c. w. Rinehart. Lillian. Texas. hurt
On head back and leg
T. r. Rolls. Pullman porter. arm
hurt.
r. Salkeld. Tiburion. Cal. leg bruis-
ed.
Walter Stelzer, Mischicatt WIS. cut
on right leg.
Mrs. Walter Stelzer MischicatL
Wis, head and arm and back and legs
hurt
ihe collision occurred when most ~
.'' passengers were stin in their
"ei 'hs and many persons in both trains
fe thrown violently against the
S'u's 81 The ears and to tn. floor. The
us'hmen and Pullman employees were
,oetN All more or less injured. &. V.
~ Key. brakeman on No. a. being
"pr'ed through plate glass window.