Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-03
Sleeping Passengers Hurled to
Eternity Without Moments.
Warning by Mighty Avalanche.
of Snow and Earth,
DOZEN MANGLED CORPSES
REMOVED FROM WRECKAGE
Relief Trains With Supplies
Despatched and Strenuous
Efforts are Being Made to
Clear the Line.

iBy Morning JournnJ snecIai reased Wire
Everett, Wash, March Eth
death list in the Wellington avalanche
where trainload OF sleeping pass
engers were taken up in the arms Of ;
tremendous snow slide and hurled t,
n white death at the bottom of q a0i
foot canyon. scared upward tonight.
The officials Of the Great Northern
railroad gave out Il list Of the knowr
dead. tsfoE This basis tho totai nunl
Der may reach eighty-four before the
rescuels reach the bottom OF the mass
of snow and wreckage The names
of eight passengers and nine railroad
employees are giVcn in the list Thirty
eight passengers aud twenty-nine en-
ployes of the road still are missing
Railroad men think few of the missing
will be recovered alive
The following list OF casualties in
the Wellington avalanche has been
given out at the local office of the
Great Northern railway:
Passengers Known to BE Dead.
r. NJ. EARNHARDT. Spokane
T.. LEHMAN and wife.
MRS. ADA LEHMAN. Hunters,
Wash.
JAMES M'NENY. a wen known Sc
altlt iltoTIcN.
MISS NELLIE SHARP. Spokane
FRANCIS STARRETT and LIZ
LIAM sTARRETT, children, sisters,
Chemainus, p c.
A. II. VAIL. Trinidad. Wash
WILLIAM MAY. Chemainns. y. G.
Employees Known 10 BE Dead.
TRAINMASTER A. r. BLACK
BURN.
ENGINEER J. Q. CARROLL.
BRAKEMEN WILLIAM DORETY.
a. r. DUPY. CHARLES JENlSON
and KELLY.
a. i. LONGCOY, secretary to Sup
erntendent O'Neill
ENGINEER r. l.. OSBORN.
LEWIS WALKER. cook on Super
intendcnt O'Neihs car. all Of Everett.
Wash.
Passengers Missing.
MIR. AND MRS. C, l.. BECK,
Pleasanton, KY and three children
Emma. Marion and baby.
JOHN BERK.
Il. II. BELBET. civil engineer, Sc
attle. wel known in New York and
Cuba.
ERNESTO BINOTE Portland, Ore.
A. BOLES, Moberly, ont
j. BOCKAIAN. Wateryille. Wash.
PATRICK BRUE Burlington. Wash.
H. ID. CHANTR ELL, Vancouver, T.
NlCuK C1cI. Burlington. Wash.
ALEXANDER CHISHOLM, Ross
land, b. c.
Sol COHEN. Everett.
MRS ANNA CONVICTION, Olympia.
GEORGE E. DAVIS. Seattle. motor
man. and his Syear-old daughter,
Thelma.
ciTs ETRERT Seattle.
MII.A ELL. Seattle
G. 5. ELTINGE, Seattle
/. FISHER. Rossland. y. G.
GOLORD CAT. Burlington Wash
MIKE GOGHLEM Burlington,
Wash.
JOE GUIMANEsTI, Burlington.
LI'IGr GUIMANEsTT, Burlington,
Wash
GEORGE HERON. Seattle.
MRS. L. NJ. LATSCii. Seattle.
JOHN MACKIE. Seattle.
A. G. MAILER. real estate dealer,
BERr MATHEWS. Ciscinnati.
JAMES MONROE. Seattle.
MISS KATHERINE O'RElLLY, /
Spokane
r. q. THOMPSON. Vancouver. r. /
JOHN list. Burlington Wash.
SOTERAI Il. NASLI Seattle
REV. j. NJ. THOMPSON, Prespv-
tctian clergyman Bellinsham. WASH /
+. w. TOPPING. Ashland, q.
Passengers Rescued; None seriously
Injured.
Ray l.. Forsythe. Monroe. Wash
John Gray. his wife and baby. Nook
sack Wash.
Mrs William May. Chemainus
=. G.
Ms. Starrett, Chemainus. Il. C.
Raymond Starrett. Chemainus. +. {. i
u. NJ. Vail. Everett.
4. IL. White Seattle.
EHnIoycs Injured.
Porter Lucius Anderson.
Fireman Samuel 4 Bates.
,rainmaster William Harrington.
&al Clerk A. l.. Henset. Spokane.