Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-22

Montreal, Jan. 22.-The official list
of victims of the Sudbury accident, is
sued by the Canadian Pacific railway,
gives the number Of dead as eight, four
known.
Notwithstanding the official report,
1t is believed two scores Of lives were
lost in the wreck at Sudbury. The
train carried about 100 passengers. AS
1t approached a bridge over the Span
lsh river, the trucks Of one Of the
coaches Jumped the track and it struck
bridge abutments and was cut in two.
The speed Of the train carried half Of
that car and all the other cars except
Pullman down an embanlment. The
Pullman fell on Its side.
Caught Like Rats.
Caught like rats In trap, every
passenger on the half Of the second
class coach, colonist car and first class
coach was drowned, and only the most
heroic efforts saved eight persons from
the diner. The diner had listed suf-
ficiently to allow the passengers to
keep above water by hanging on the
hat racks and other projections.
Conductor Reynolds dove under the
ice-chilled waters and mounting the
roof, he reached down and pulled out
Alfonso Rousel, years old, and Po-
lice Magistrate Brodie, a small man,
thru the ventilators. The others were
too big. With superhuman strength
Reynolds, aided by those inside. tore a
hole in the roof, thru which eight pas
sengers escaped-all that came alive
out of the water, with the exception of
Brakeman Morrison, who was on the
rear Of the first class coach, and an un-
known man who also managed to reach
the surface.
Dead and Injured.
The known dead are:
Will Lavery, fireman.
John Keasbeck, fireman, North Bay.
George MIlheny, fireman, North Bay.
Unidentified priest.
Mrs. G. Houde, 500, Ont. died in hos
pital.
Twenty-Five injured are in the Sud-
bury general hospital, several of whom
can not survive. Ten more are being
cared for at hotels. Following is a list
Of those at the hospital, their injuries
being Of every conceivable nature:
H. d. Wilmot, commercial traveller.
Montreal.
Mrs Lindell, Winnipeg.
Harry Lindele, Winnipeg.
Thomas Parish, colored waiter on
diner, st. Paul.
"a. Irwin, iManistee Mich
Alfonso Rousel, 6 years old, 500, Ont.
Mike Nicola, Max, N. ID.
AL Mcdonald, Minneapolis.
w. Mansfield, Montreal.
Sam Bollard, St. Paul.
H. Odeman. Norway.
Joseph Doboluck, Erin River, Mich.
r. S. Smith, Hamilton, Ont.
Mrs. George B. Dier Boseman, Mont
p. j. O'Brien, Randall, Man.
N. johnson, traveller, Bellevue.
II. Wade, Sudbury.
d. III. Brodte, police magistrate, Sud-
bury.
w. II. Bell. lumberman, Sudbury,
B. J. Pearce, commercial traveller,
Toronto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, London, Ont
g. A. Martin, commercial traveller,
Waterloo, Ont.
G. C. Mclaughlin, Angus, Ont.
Mrs. III. Rogers, Winnipeg.
> Joseph Maher, Montreal.
G. Moore, address unknown.
Conductor Reynolds. North Bay.
Mrs. George e. P. Dierbogan.
Joseph Doleclucle. Huron River,
Mich.
r. Smith, Hamilton.
sa Dead in Cars Unknown.
OF the dead who have persisted in
the river it is impossible to- compile
any list and It may be weeks before
they are all known. The cars are there
with only the ventilators sticking out
Of the water.
Six Hurt in Big 4 Wreck.
Cincinanti, Jan. 22-Six persons were
hurt, three seriously, when a passen-
ger train on the Big Four was derailed
two miles west of this city today. The
injured include five trainmen and one
passenger. the latter being only slight
ly hurt.
The body OF Fireman Goldie has
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