The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-03-22
TWO ROCK ISLAND TRAINS JUMP
THE TRACK AND MANY ARE
CRUSHED.
TH|RTy-E|CHT INJURED
Tenoer Of Double Header Train Leaves
Rails, Throwing Engine Into Clay
Bank and Causing Cars to Telescope
Each Other-victims Horribly Man
alsd--Women and Children Victims.

Marshailtown, In, March 2i.--Forty-
five persons were killed and 81 were
injured. many Of them fatally, IN
wreck Of d Chicago, Rock Island Y
Pacific train four and one-haif miles
north OF Green Mountain. Iowa, at
S:1B d. IN. today. The train. which
was consolidation Of No. 10 from
Chicago and No. II from 81. Louis.
bound for Minneapolis. was being de-
toured over the tracks Of the Chicago
Great Western road. Running at about
30 miles an hour in a cut north OF
Green Mountain, 1t struck a spread
rail-. II Is believed. Z The pilot loco
motive jumped the track and with
terrific force was buried In an
embankment Of soft clay. second
locomotive. coupled behind the first,
rolled over and the sudden stop
hurled all the rear cars forward.
coach, a smoker and a Pullman car
were smashed to splinters. almost all
the occupants being killed or injured.
The superstructure of the Pullman
was literally shaved off and was
jammed like a ramrod through the
smoker and day coach.
The dead: Milton Parish, Cedar
view. Mo-; Jacob Nauholz Cedar Rap
Ids, Iowa, conductor of train No. Il;
-- Ross. Cedar Rapids. fireman;
Ross Charter, cedard Rapids. brake
man: Archie Price. Cedar Rapids. col
ored porter; X. A. Robinson, Cedar
Rapids. engineer of engine 1928; l.. w.
Parish, Cedar Falls. professor = Iowa
state Teachers college; Mrs Lewis,
Valley Junction, wife of DR.. Lewis; w.
w. Eggers. Waterloo: r. D. Lyman.
Waterloo; n. G. Peacock. West Lib
erty; Anthony Philips, Waterloo;
George p. Bunt, Waterloo; Fred Col
ton. Washington. Iowa; II. l.. Pen
nington, Galesburg. Ill.,; Thomas q.
Belts. Cedar Rapids: c. G. Evers,
West Branch. Iowa; Mrs. Walter Da-
Wis, Waterloo; John Banbrldge. Han
ford. Ont: +. Il. Fisher. West
Branch. Iowa; William Fleck. Vinton;
Ingebriet l.. Tangen. Northwood,
Iowa: Earl 7. Main. Willlamsfieid. ILL.,:
Caesar cohoff. Minneapolis. mail clerk;
Andrew white. colored, st. Paul; Jen-
nie. Young, vinton; G. w. Blair. Seda-
lla, Mo-, died at ST. Thomas Hospital;
Mae Hoffman. Waterloo: Lauren ALI
schwager ogden, Iowa.
Unidentihed Ten women: rnan.
supposed to be from Delhart, Texas:
TWO girls. one about five years old. the
other about 10.
The injured Irene cowan. Water
loo, arm cut; j. s.. Goadnongh, Cedar
Rapids. Iowa, fireman, face and body
burned q. W. Thompson. Vinton. Ia,
chest bruised; l.. T.. EggIestone. Vim
ton, Iowa, badly bruised; Lizzie An
derson, vnton, both legs broken: Aug
ust Swanson. Vinton, badly bruised;
Florence Winn. Vinton. right leg cut
Mrs. l.. Patterson. Louisiana, Mo-.
badly bruised: Cora Wilcox. Louisiana
Mo-, badly bruised: Chas Davis. Inland
Mimi, forehead cut. splinter through
abdomen. Will probably die: P. J.
Swift. Waterloo. compound fracture
right leg; head bruised, condition Sc
rlous: p. A, Russell, Grand Forks, N
d.. badly bruised; A. s. Mcdonald
Perth, n, D.. head cut; Mrs. A. s. Nc
Donald. Perth. N. d.. jaw dislocated;
j. Swltzer. Waterloo. Iowa, interna
injuries. serious; L. w. Walen
Washburn, N. d.. head cut, collar bont
broken: w. B. Kennedy. Burlington
Iowa, both legs broken. head cut; A
II. Nagel. waterloo, right leg and righ
arm broken; Mrs. William Teats. Wat
erloo, both legs broken, scalp cut; Al
fred Abraham, cermont, s. d.. bruis
ed John White. Des Moines. badl,
bruised. may die; Alma Swanson, Vim
ton. Iowa, scalp torn off; w. w
Moody, Minerva, Wis, left arm frac
tured; c. ]. Lamb, Chicago, badl.
bruised; Wilbur Neese. Rock Falls
Ia. bruised; Frank Swanson. Wilton
N. D., legs cut; Edward Hill, Musca
tine, Iowa. badly bruised Il. s. Prltch
ard, Cedar Rapids. IoAa, engineer
slightly bruised; A, r. Brown, Water
loo. badly bruised: Francis Swanson
Burlington. Iowa. both legs broken
William, Arnett. Independence, Iowa
chest bruised: c. w, Patterson. Ceda
Rapids, head cut; w. l. Southwel
Washington, Iowa, leg and hand cut
II. l.. Burdage, Davenport, slight
bruised; George DoWney, Vintor
Iowa, right leg bruised; DR. George \
Newman. Mount Vernon. Mo, rigf
shoulder bruised; A. X. Brown. Water
loo. both legs broken; N. j. jenkins
st. Louis. slightly bruised; John White
Des Moines. pilot of the train for tn
Great Western, died at 10 O'Clock to
night Mrs. b. G. Lyman. Cedar RaI
ids died from injuries at 10 o'clock tc