The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-22

He will be remembered by many Of
the older residents of this city, having
been in business here at 500 Kansas
avenue with his brother, John Lyman.
He left Topeka in the early '9os .
practice law in Waterloo, Iowa, where
he has since made his home. He had
many friends while in this city and
his death will be mourned.
The telegram received by Mrs Sar-
gent advising her of her stepfather'S s
death is void of detail. She has not as
yet been able to learn just why he was
on the train at the time of the wreck
1t is probable, however, that he was
making a trip in connection with his
legal work.
Mrs. Sargent was greatly shocked on
receipt of the terrible news. She leaves
for Iowa this afternoon to attend the
funeral. The dead man is survived by
his wife, mother, and son Theodore
in addition to Mrs. Sargent.
Dead Now Number Forty-Seven.
Marshalltowl., March ga correct
ed list of the 5ead this afternoon places
the number at Al, which includes four
unidentified women.
This makes the wreck the most ap-
palling in the history of the state.
Four more bodies were identified dur
ing the night, making the identified
dead 81, and leaving seven still uni
Identified.
Those who died during the night
were J. s. Goodenough, engineer of
the second engine of the double head
er, and Mrs. Lizzie Anderson of Cedar
Rapids.
All night a dozen undertakers, some
of them from neighboring towns,
were busy preparing bodies for burial
and seeking information that would
lead to Identification. The bruised
and crushed condition of the bodies
made Identification difficult if not i'm
possible in some cases.
The Identified Dead.
MILTON PARISH. Cedarville, Mo.
JACOB NAUHOLSE, Cedar Rapids,
Iowa; conductor of train No. 21.
- ROSS. Cedar Rapids. Iowa;
fireman.
ROSS CHARTER, Cedar Rapids;
brakeman.
ARCHIE PRICE. Cedar Rapids;
r. A. ROBINSON, Cedar Rapids;
engineer of engine 82s.
L. W. PARRISH, Cedar Falls; pro-
fessor Iowa State Teachers college.
MRS. LEWIS. Valley Junction;
w W. EGGERS. Waterloo.
F. D. LYMAN. Waterloo.
N c. HEACOCK, West Liberty; stock
buyer.
ANTHONY PHILLIPS. Waterloo.
GEORGE P. BUNT, Waterloo.
FRED COTTON. Washington, Iowa.
H. L. PENNINGTON, Galesburg, Ill.
THOMAS G. BELTS. Cedar Rapids;
head off.
MRS. WALTER DAVIS, Waterloo.
JOHN CAMBRIDGE, Hartford, On
tario.
F. F. FISHER, West Branch, Iowa.
WILLIAM FLECK, Vinton
INBEBRIET L. TANGREN. North
wood. Ia.
EARL T. MAIN. cashier First Ma
tional bank. Williamsfield, Ill.
CAESAR c. Q. HOFF, Minneapolis;
mail clerk.
ANDREW ]. WHITE. colored; St
Paul.
JENNIE YOUNG. vinton.
G. w. BLAIR, Sedalia, Mo.
NAE HOFFMAN, Waterloo. Iowa.
LAU EN- ALLSCHWAGER. Ogden,
Iowa.
A. P. ADAMS. wilmar. MINI.
JOHN WHITES, Des Moines; a pilot
on the train; died at 10 o'clock last
MRS. B. G. LYMAN. Cedar Rapids:
died from injuries at 10 o'clock.
WILLIAM WARD. West Branch.
LIZZIE PURYIS. Washington
LOUIS BIEBUCH, Museatine, Ia
MRS. A. w. BROWN, Waterloo, Ia.
LEONORE BROWN, aged 49,
EVA BROWN. aged 6.
A. X BROWN. Waterloo: died to-
MOODY. Menominee. Wis.
FRANK HINTZ. Springbrook. Wis.
MRS. E NJ WORTHINGTON; resi-
dence unknown; body ordered sent to
St. Paul.
Bodies Badly BIutilated.
The clothing had been torn from
TO Identification from that source
Hardly a body but had both legs
and arms broken and in many cases
one or more of these members torn on
entirely and Some entirely missing
william Ward of West Branch, a