Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-08-02

sworn in.took up the work OF identi-
Tying the dead. j. A. venIe, of SrpIng-
held. Mo, was the first to be identi-
, fed. He was identified as a brake
man on the st. Louis & San Francisco
railroad by Lee Haynes, a telegraph
operator, of Marshalfield. Mo. He
He was "a years of age and died from
broken neck
Darrell Golden, the 10-year-old son
Of Thomas Golden. OF Spokane, was
the next, and his sister, Miss Frances
Golden, followed. Both we're identi-
fed by brother, Charles Golden, OF
Everett. Wash. Miss Golden was "a
years old.
John Mcdonald, OF Drummond,
Mont, man about SIS years OF age.
was identified by papers found on his
person, and the coroner was advised
that brother-in-law would arrive in
the city today.
William Allen Ward, OF Wenatchee.
was identified by a paper found on
his person stating that In case of ac-
cident his wife, Myrtle Ward, at We
natchee, should be notified. and that
all personsal effects should go TO her
He was a man of about so and his
head had been crushed.
Fred McGary. of Spokane, team
ster in the employ of Holly, Mason &
Marks, about SO years OF age, and
who had his neck broken in the
wreck, was identified by a nephew
and by s. ]. Luce.
A. p Whitley was identified by pa
pers found on his person. He was
man OF about SO years and died from
an injured leg and a crushed head.
All of the above were at the Occur
d'Alene Undertaking company's
morgue.
William Wonsetler was the first
to be identified at the Cassidy & Nell
son Undertaking company's. He was
identified by his brother. Arthur
Wonsetler. His abdomen had been
completely crushed and he had also
been disemboweled.
w. J. House, of Scotia, Wash, was
identified by his father and also By
papers on his person. He was %
years of age and had his head
crushed.
William Dahlquist, clerk for the
o. r. & y. Railway company at spo-
kane, was identified by papers on his
person, and a relative will be here
to make positive Identification to-
morrow.
]. II. Cox was identified by A. W.
Nichols. Cox was from Deep Creek.
and had his head badly crushed and
both of his eyes gouged out
0rville Puterbaugh was identified
by his nephew. Roy H. Puterbaugh.
He was from Elkhart, Ind. and
member of the Odd Fellows lodge
there The remains will be shipped
back by the local lodge
MRS. Mcdonald was identified by
friend, but the coroner will probably |
be given more positive Identification |
from relatives who have been mott |
fed and who are on their way here
She is presumed to be the wife OF ]
D. Mcdonald, of Drummond, Mont.
Following is revised and correct
list of the dead:
]. A. Yenie. Springfield, Mo-: iden-
.ified by Lee Haynes; leaves q wife
It Springfield
J. D. Mcdonald, Drummond. Mont,
md wife. Mrs. Mcdonald: survived
b. two daughters. Mrs. Frank Nor
lis and Miss Frances Mcdonald. and
! brother. A. B. Mcdonald. all of the
same place.
Miss Frances Golden. Spokane.
Spokane. Wash. and 1o-year-old
brother. Dallie Golden, Of the same
,ity
William Allen Ward. Wenatehee:
IDENTIFIED BY papers on person. sur
lived by wife.
Fred MeGary, 1915 Third avenue.
spokane. Wash: Identified By neigh
Dor
A. p Whitley. Memphis. Tenn
Identified b. friends
William wonsetier. Harrington
Wash, Identified By brother. Arthur
editor of Ritzyille Times.
W J. House. scotia, Wash; identi-
led by father
William A Dahiauist. Spokane.
wash. clerk of o. r & " railroad:
.eiatiges residing in that city.
]. H. Cox. Deep Greek. Wash;
IDENTIFIED by W. A. Nichols.