The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-18

the ogden GenerAl hospital 1T 10 o.
clock last evening from injuries re-
ccived in the Southern Pacific wreck
at I>emay. made the fourth death
caused by the disaster
Mr. Hinley was born In Monreal,
Canada, August 81. 1916. coming to
Ogden in 1868, where he has lived
ever since with the exception of a
few years spent In Terrace. Utah.
He had been employed by the
Southern Pacific company for thirty
six yeurs. first as machinist at Ter.
race, returning TO Ogden with the
moving OF the machine shops. For
many years he has been employed as
engineer and won the reputation of
being the oldest, best and most care
ful on the Southern Pacific, being
invariably called 10 make any special
or dangerous run.
In 1881 he was married To Emma J.
Sadler In the Church Of the Good
Shepherd of Ogden. al which place
his funeral services will be held
In his long service, Mr.. Hlnley was
never in any way the cause of a
wreck. though he had been In some
of the biggest and most disastrous
Though he was man who would
never leave his engine, but insisted
on staying at the throttle, heretofore
he had invariably escaped injury, And
the last thing he did before his fatal
injury on the iilfated train was TO
throw on the emergency brake 10 It's
full capacity. proving how strong was
his sense of duty at the very last
The deceased has been a member
of the Episcopal church since he was
twelve years old. having been brought
up in the faith. He had no bad hab-
its. never using liquor and lived a
good Christian life.
The funeral services will he held
Thursday afternoon at the Church of
the Good Shepherd. Rev. Fleetwood
preaching the sermon, after which
the Masons will have charge of the
body which will be inferred In Noun
tain View cemetery
Besides being a member OF the Ma.
sonic order, Mr.. Hinley was a MEM
Der of the Brotherhood Of Locomo-
tive Engineers.
He leaves wife and five
children to mourn his un.
timely death The children are
Mrs. Earl C. Richardson. George a.,
Herbert w. Mary e. and Alfred S.
Jr. Besides his immediate family.
the deceased was the last of the old
er family OF that name and has no
relatives whatever, except step
brother, who lives in Africa
The physicians in attendance upon
George Bridenbecker, II is under.
stood. say that hls leg Will have TO be
amputated and there Is some uneasi'
ness as TO his being able to stand the
shock
The survivors of Yesterdays wreck
on the Southern Pacific are getting
along very well and unless unforeseen
complications set in there Will be no
further fatalities.
Funeral services for r A. KrolI,
the brakeman who lost his life in the
Lemay railroad wreck OF yesterday
morning. VIII be held at Richey S
chapel tomorrow afternoon at three
o'clock The mother OF the deceased
resides in Minnesota. and she has been
wired the sad news OF the death OF
her son 1t is not expected, however,
that the mother Will come to the fu-
neral Mr.. Kroll is survived by 4
young wife at 2657 Lincoln avenue
The funeral for CLYDE BiXlcr will
be held at the Episcopal church.
Thursday afternoon-the hour not
having been decided upon-under the
auspices of the local Masonic order.
of which the deceased was n men,
ber The mother of the deceased has
been advised OF the death of her
son. but 1t is not known whether she
will reach the city in time TO attend
RADIO.
The home of Mrs. j p. Reardon,
l73 ThirtIeth street. is today over
shadowed with deep gloom The death
OF her husband In the awful wreck
at Lemay yesterday, brought a sad
ness 10 the home that can hardly be
withStood.
The body Of Mr. Reardon will be
removed from the undertaking parlorS
TO the home tomorrow. where It will
lie in state until the time of the fu.
neral. which likely will he held
Thursday afternoon. The time of the
funeral cannot he definitely fixed
though at this time because word
from a sister who resides in Indiana.
and who is expected to attend the
services. has not been received,
Mr.. Reardon was born In London.
~ years ago. and came TO America
when only ten years of age He came
to Ogden 23 years ago. since which
time he has been railroading He Is
survived by a wife. two daughters.
Mrs. c. ]. Siler and Media Reardon,
and four sons. W. T Reardon. j. h,
Reardon, George Reardon and James
Reardon. all OF whom live in Ogden.
The funeral services will be held at
st. Josephs church.
There Is nothing new regarding the
Lemay disaster of yesterday at the
railroad Offices Of the Union depot to-
day. No new facts have been discov
cred. the officials say, and the matter
of placing the responsibility for the
wreck will have 10 be left TO the In.