The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-18

Glenwood Springs, Colo, Jan. IL
The confusion following upon the
wreck at Dotscro is gradually being
straightened out. The track has been
entirely cleared and traffic resumed
without interruption. The debris re-
sulting from the wreck, thrown to one
side, while searching for bodies, and
clearing the track is to be picked up
carefully and nothing Will be burned
cn the ground save the broken splin-
ters and those not until they have
been carefully gone through a second
time, lest body might still be lying
therein. The situation is being di-
rected by General Manager RIdgeway
OF the Denver &c Rio Grande, who re-
mains here until tomorrow. Work
ing with him are General Surgeon
o'Connor and Claims Agent Rennick
and corps of assistants. DR.. O'Con-
nor IS personally supervising the
care of the injured and assisting in
the identification of the dead, while
Rennick is preserving all property and
possible clues to Identification.
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 one hundred and thirty
SIX passengers on the train and most
OF these arc accounted for. 1t Is
known that a number proceeded Oh
their journey without being reported.
Some OF the unknown dead have been
identified today All the men have
been identified In nearly every case
positively. The railway was greatly
assisted In this by the Associated
Fress report. George Mahen. 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
1urcd, and In no condition to give a
description. She Insists that her hus-
band and father were on the train. The
rather, 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 i
instances the railway people are able J
to give addresses where the persons |
can be found, but there are a number |
Of names which do not appear among |
the list of passenges.
The following list contains the |
names OF the injured. with a report of |
their condition today:
Thomas Cadawallader, Joliet, ILL.,;
scalp wound. abrasion Of face, frac-
tured ribs.
L. ]. Esell, Williston N. D.; inter
nal injuries, multiple confused wounds; /
condition serious.
Margaret Ersell. Williston N. D.; |
lacerated wounds, left leg and left /
arm, confusion OF neck.
w. H. Jefferey, engineer. Glenwood |
Springs; compound fracture Of left
foot. fracture of right thigh; condi-
tion serious,
Lydia Mayham, Princeton, Ind;
large confused lacerated wounds of |
both thighs. compound fracture of left
ankle, confusion of face condition Sc |
rious.
Charles P. Nance. Rockland. Cal.
contusions; and Mrs. Charles /
P. Nance. Rockland. Cal, shock: will |
continue journey tomorrow.
S. J. Martin, Covington, KY: dis
location left elbow, fractured rib, small
scalp wound.
Harvey Mitchell. fireman, salida;
diSlocated hin.
Gus Olsen, engineer. Grand juno i
ton; small scalp wound, severe contu-
sion of left leg.
Phil Peters, Jr., express messenger.
Denver; general confusion.
- Williams (boy, four years old):
left leg. small scalp wounds. J.
small lacerated wounds elbow, burn on /
right leg.
Unknown boy, two years old, frac-
ture right thigh
E. f. Robinson. Denver; spinal in
fury.
A. p. Roseau, Holdredge, Neb.; COM
pound fracture dislocation right ankle;
serious
Arciris Rontacranis, Fort Worth,
Tex; internal injuries
H. B. Schuler, Covlngton, Ky, lac
Grated wound of leg severe confused
wound of forehead
Clarence Nassau, Middlebury, Vt;
slight contusions.
w. o. Vinack. Denver; fracture left
leg, extensive lacerated wound right
thigh. fractured RIB; condition seri-
Gus.
D. F. Wheeler. Grand Junction:
wounded left thigh, severe confusion