Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-22
Two Engines, Hauling Thirteen Coaches,
Plunge Off Track in IOWa-Heavy
Pullman Kills Scores
my DEAD FEARFULLY MANGLED
Dismembered Bodies Dragged from Twisted
Wreckage by Injured but Heroic Pas
sengers on Rock Island Train
LIST OF IDENTIFIED DEAD

LIST OF IDENTIFIED DEAD
MILTON PARISH Cedarvl1e, Mo.
JACOB NAUHOLZ, Cedar Rapids, conductor train No. 21
-. - ROSS, Cedar Rapids fireman.
ROSS CHARTER, Cedar Rapids, brakeman.
ARCHIE PRICE, Cedar Rapids, coored porter.
r. A ROBINSON, Cedar Rapids, engineer engine 828.
L. W. PARRISH Cedar Falls, professor Iowa State Teach
college
W. w EGGERs, Waterloo.
F. D. LYMAN Waterloo.
N. c. HEACOCK, West Liberty
ANTHONY PHILLIPS Waterloo.
GEORGE P HUNT, Waterloo.
FRED COTTON, Washington, Ia
THOMAS G. Belts Cedar Rapids
MRS. WALTER DAVIS, Waterloo.
JOHN CAMBRIDGE, Hanford, Ont.
F. F. FISHER, West Branch, Ia
WILLIAM FLICK Vinton.
EARL T. MAIN, Willamsheld, ILL.,
CAESAR c. O. HOFF, Minneapolis mail clerk.
ANDREW J. WHITE, colored, ST. Paul.
JENNIE YOUNG, Vinton.
G. w BLAIR, sedala Mo.
MAN SUPPOSED TO BE A. P. ADAMS, willnnar, Mimi
LAURA ALTscHWAGER, Ogden, Ia.
TEN WOMEN, unidentified.
MAN supposed to be from Delhart Tex.
JOHN WHITE Des Mones, pilot on the train tor Great
MRS. B. G. LYMAN, Cedar Rapids died from injuries at
TWO YOUNG GIRLS NAMED BROWN from Waterloo.
identified late tonight the dead their father mother and
two sisters.
NAMES OF THE INJURED
Irene Cowan Waterloo, Ia, arm
Goodnough Cedar Rapids fireman face and body burned
C. W. Thompson, Vinton, Ia, chest bruised
L. E. Eggleson, Vinton, badly bruised.
Lizzie Anderson Vnton both legs broken.
August Swanson, Vinton, badly bruised.
Florence Winn, Vinton, right leg cut.
Mrs L. Patterson, Louisiana Mo-. badly bruised
Cora Wilcox, Louisiana, Mo, badly bruised.
Davis Inland Mimi, forehead cut splinter in body
probably will die
P Swift Waterloo compound fracture right leg head
condition serious.
p A Russell Grand Forks N D., badly bruised.
Mrs P. A. Russell, badly bruised.
A. S. Mcdonald, Perth, NJ D., jaw dslocated
Mrs A. S. Mcdonald, Perth head cut
H. Switzer Waterloo internal injuries, condition
L. NJ Wallen Washburn NJ d. head collarbone broken
w. B. Kennedy, Burlington both legs broken, head cut
A. H. Nage Waterloo right leg and right arm broken.
William Teats Waterloo, both legs broken scalp cut
Alfred Abraham, Clermont, S. D., bruised
John WHITE Des Moines, badly burned; may die
Alma Swanson Vnton scalp torn off,
William Moody, Minerva, Wis. left arm broker
c. 7. Lamb, Chicago, badly bruised
Wilbur Neese Rock Falls, Ill., bruised.
Frank Swanson, Wilton, N. d. legs cut
Edward Hill, Muscaine, Ia, badly bruised.
Pritchard Cedar Rapids, engineer, slight bruises
A. R. Brown Waterloo badly bruised
Francis Swanson, Burlington, Ia both legs broken.
William Arnett, Independence, Ia, chest bruised
c. W. Patterson Cedar Rapids, head cut.
w. I. Southwe, Washington, Ia, leg and hand cut.
E. L. Burdage, Davenport, slightly bruised.
George Downey, Vinton, right leg bruised.
DIR. George N. Newman Mt Vernon, NO. right shoulder
bruised
A. X Brown Waterloo, both legs broken.
N. Jenkins ST. Louis, slight bruises.
in the morge which been identified Those
identified shortly before midnight
John BAMBERGER, Toronto, Ont
LOUIS F. BIEBUCH. Muscatine Ia.
MRS E. NJ WORTHINGTON, Cedar Rapids.
WILLIAM WARD, West Branch
FRANK HEINZE or HURTZ, address unknown.
BESSIE SERVIS, Washington, Ia
is believed that there bodies under the wrecage