The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-03-25
THE DEAD.

Milton Parish. Cedarville. Mo.
Jacob Mauhol7, Cedar Rapids, Ia,
conductor.
A. Ross. Cedar RAPIDS. fireman.
Ross Charter. Cedar Rapids, brake
Archie Price. Cedar Rap DIS. cololed
porter.
r. A. Robinson, Cedar Rapids, engi-
leer.
l.. w. Parrish. Cedar Falls. profess
sOr in Iowa State Teachers college.
Mrs. Lewis. Valley Junction, VIE
If DR.. Lewis.
w. w. Eggers, automobile salesman.
Waterloo.
F. d. Lyman. Waterloo.
n. G. Heacock. West Liberty.
Anthony Phillips. Wat rloo.
George p. Blunt, Waterloo.
Fred l.. Cotton. Washington, la.
n. l.. Pennington. Galesb rg. Ill.
Thomas G. Let's. Cedar Rauids.
G. G.. Eyes. West Branch, hat head
)f.
Mrs. Walter Davis. Waterloo.
John cambridge. Hart ord, Conn.
F. F. Fisher. West Branch.
VIM. Fleck, Ninton.
1llstDI" ~ w. 1dHSfl, .<Ol III WOfu.
Earl T. Mayne. banker. Williams
ield. III.
Caesar c. O. Hoff. Minneapolis.
Andrew J. White. colored, st. Paul.
Jennie Young. NintQn.
G. w. Blair. Sedalia. Mo.
Louis Biebuch. Muscatine.
Mrs. f. Nj. Worthington, Cedar Rap
DIS.
VIM. Ward. West Branch or Cedar
Rapids.
Frank Heinz or Hurtz, address un-
Known.
Bessie Servis. Washington, Ia.
It is believed there are more bodies
lnder the wreckage.
DIED AT ST. THOMAS HOSPITAL.
Mae Hoffman. Waterloo.
Man supposed to be A. H. Adams.
Willmar. Mimi.
Lauren AllsChweger. Ogden, la.
John White, Des Moines, died to-
light.
Mrs. B. c. Lyman. Cedar Rapids,
lied tonight.
UNIDENTIFIED.
Ten women. two men and two girls.
INJURED.
Irene CoWan. arm cut: p. J. Swift,
compound fracture of right leg, head
bruised, serious; J. W. SNitTer. INFER
nal. serin"s: A. Fl. NaPol, leg and a m
broken: Mrs. VIM. Teats, legs broken;
A. r. Brown, badly bruised: A. X.
Brown, legs broken. all of Waterloo.
G. w. Thompson, chest bruised; L. e.
Eggleston, badly bruised; Lizzie IN
derson, legs broken; August Swan
son, badly bruised: Florence VIM,
Ieg cut; Alma Swanson. soap torn
off: Geo. Downey. leg bruised, a OF
Vinton. Mrs, l.. Peterson. b div
bruised, Cora Wilcox, badly bruis d,
both of Louisiana. Mo: J. S. Goose-
nough. fireman. face and body burned;
F.. S. Pritchard. engineer. 81 ght'y
burned: G. w. Patterson. head cut, all
Of Cedar Rapids. Charles Davis. m
land. MINI. probably will die; P. A.
Russell and Mrs, Russell, bad y
bruised, Grand Forks, n. D.: Mr.. and
Mrs. A. S. Mcdonald, Perth, N. D.
not serious; W. B. Kennedy. Burling-
ton, la, legs broken and head cut;
Frances Swanson. Burlington. Ia,
legs bruised; r. A. Burdage, Daven-
port. slight; w. |. Southwell. Wash
ington, Ia. leg and hand cut; William
Arnett. independence. Ia, chest
bruised: Edward Hill, Muscatine, bad
ly bruised: L. NJ. Wallen. Washb"rn,
n. D., head cut: Alfred Abraham,
Clermont. S. D., bruised: John VIZ te,
Des M0ines. may die: VIM. Moody. Nj
nerva. Wis. fractured arm: w bur
Neese, Rock Falls. ILL.,. bruised: Frank
Swanson. Wilton, N. D.. legs cut; DR..
Geo. Newman. Mt. Vernon, Mo. no II
der bruised: y. jenkins, ST. 10 is,
slight: c. J. Lamb, CHICAGO, bad y
bruised.
SIOUX FALLS MAN IN 1T.
DR.. w. O. Durham of Sioux Falls
was in the wreck. He was coming
home from a visit to Chicago, was an
occupant of the sleeper and came out
without a scratch.
DR.. Durham telephoned to The
Press from Marshalltown last evening,
that he and another rhvs'c'an had
managed to be of some assistance to
the injured before physicians from
Marshalltown arrived. He gave the
number of killed as forty-seven and
the number of injured as th:rtv-se en-.
He will reach S;ouX Falls today On
the Milwaukee.
George ". Downing Of Vinton, who
was in the smoker, said: The first
| knew the other car came right
through ours. Two men sitting in
front of us were crushed to death.
They were down on the bottom with
what seemed the world pi ed on top