New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
TWOSCORE KILLED
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the state Teachers College. was one OF
the first To- be taken from the ruins.
MCrtaIly wounded. he was rushed toward
the hospital. but ne died in the ambu-
lance.
DR.. J. W. Devroy. Of ChiragO. and Dr.
Dunham. OF Sioux Falls. were physicians
ON the train Although injured them
selves, they turned their attention 10 the
Injured and worked faithfully. James
Mcnamara. assistant head clerk Of the
Modern W. Odmen Of America. at Rock
Island WAS In the smoking car. He es-
eaEed without injury.
T. p. Clark. conductor on the Pullman,
was another whose escape was remark
able. He was I'm an upper berth. but
as4ae from few bruises he was not In
jured
9. W. Meier. OF WalIa Walla. Wash.
was in lower berth i'm one OF the Pull
man coaches nearest the rear OF the
train.
A Survivors Story.
Il did rot realize it was q wreck"
said he 1t sounded as thoush man
had thrown a brick on the foor. IN front
Of our car We're the mail and baggage
care. Ahead Of these the smoker and
Pullman. looked out and saw the en-
ginc overturned Il did not feel like
wreck. 7 saw somc terrible things. one
mans skull was cut of above the eyes.
Another man had been driven head first
into q window. The glass was broken
and was cutting him where his head rest
ed on the sill and under an awful weight
above. He screamed and cried for some
ono 70 kin him I found a stick and
broke the glass under his cheek, where
II lag on the sill and the mans lower
Jaw. with the bone and fve or SIX teeth
In 10. fen on the ground az my feet
"There was an Gid man running about
pleading for us 10 rescue his sou. he
was badly hurt himself, but he pleaded
and wept FOR aid 70 bring his son out Of
the debris. 7 saw the son later when he
was brought out. lie was cut in two.
We had the manglcd body kept away
from the father and let the old man be-
lieve his son was still in the wreck"
Miss Mae Hoffman, of Waterloo, was
accounted tho most beautiful woman IN
Waterloo. She was one of a party Of
three couples who were starting out on
q pleasure trip. She was horribly
crushed and manglod. Several months
ago she took third prize in a national
beauty contest and recently won prize
as a stenographer in a competition.
George w. DoVing. of Vinton. was in
the smoker the third car from the loco
motive. He was pinned under a seat.
The first I knew" nc said, the Pull
man car came right back through ours
Two men sitting in front of me were
crushed 10 death. and I and my COM
paniOn We're down on the bottom with
what seemed the world piled on top OF
US.
We were sitting in a double seat. A
man sat facing ne. He and the seat
came crashing back on US and hattened
us 10 the floor. There We lay. under a
living man and two dead men, who We're
literally smashed and whose blood ran
down on US through the wreckage."
W. T. Schreiner. OF Rochester, a young
man who escaped injury. said:
Il saw woman taken out with her
little girl. both crushed 20 death. The
mother had folded the child I'm her arms
i'm an effoTt % protect her. and they were
taken out dead. wrapped i'm each others
arms. 1 saw other women in the coach
crushed into "a bleeding mass. their
heads hanging down, their hair matted
with blood and their bodies twisted out
of human shape. / have seeC what 1
shall see all my life when l dream