Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-11

Mrs. b. A. Horan in Fairfield avenue
As fast as the ambulances came the in
tured were sent to the hospitals
In the wreckage Of the engine was
found body thought to be the engineer,
who died at his post. babe about
year old was found In one car.
It was alive and had become separated
from its mother. Mrs. W. c. Clephane Of
Chevy Chase, Nd. and its sister. Miss
Beatrice Clephane. both Of whom escaped
with minor injuries. chiefly wounds on
the head. In another coAcf, Mrs. What
onem Of Philadelphia was taken out alive,
but her child was dead under her. Mrs
L w. Page Of 2223 Massachusetts ave-
nue.. Washington, D. c.. who was with her
maid and child, escaped with minor hurts.
Base Ball Team on Train.
The members Of tho St Louis National
base ball team, on their way to Boston.
who were In the last Pullman. all escaped
injury.
Their car stayed on the track. but Its
sudden stop at the moment Of the crash
threw every one Of the ball players
out Of his berth. Without waiting to
dress completely the players hurried
from their car. climbed down the via
duct and spent a strenuous two hours
helping railroad men. policemen and
| surgeons at their work in the wreck
age.
AS matter Of fact the mistake of
switching crew in the New York
yards probably saved the lives of the
players. When the team boarded the
train out of Philadelphia they were
In the fourth car from the engine. but
when the cars were taken off the ferry
after circling Manhattan Island the
switchmen accidentally put their coach
at the end Of the train All Of the
teams baggage. including their uni
forms. was lost in the wrecked bag
gage car.
List Of the Injured.
The injured are:
Mrs. Ada Grey. q Camden street Ros-
ton. minor injuries; sent home.
| w. H. Saunders, New London. burned
| about the hands.
Mrs. W. H. Saunders, leg fractured.
Mrs. w. c. Clephane. Chevy Chase.
Md, bruises.
Unknown slavonian. leg broken.
Unknown woman. eye gouged out, face
terribly bruised, leg fractured
NJ. A. Murdock, Somsrville, Mass.
serious.
Michael Furey. conductor Of train. New
Rochelle. n. Y: fracture Of skuil, in
| ternal injuries; will die
David K1ssner. New York brakeman.
fracture Of left leg, other injuries; will
probably die
Mrs. James B. Royce Of the Maury
| apartment house. Washington; fracture
OF left wrist back injured. shock; condi-
| ton serious.
Sarah Calabria, 931 South Penn street.
| Philadelphia; head badly cut. body
! bruised, shock: condition serious
Christie and Antony Calabria, her chill
! dren. five and eight years; Christie.
bruised about head and body, internal In,
| 1uries; Tony. fractured arm, scalp wound,
| internal injuries; may die.
John F. Won Pfeiffer, Mcdonald street.
Reidvlle. Mass fracture of skull; con-
dition critical
| Frank Won Pfeiffer. cousin of John, 27
East North street. Philadelphia, fracture
of ribs. dislocation Of shoulder; condition
| serious.
| W. a. h1nS, Kansas CITY, ShOCk.
Mary Sweeney. Phillipsburg, N. J., suf-
| fering from shock; serious.
/ Lucy Note, 2223 Massachusetts avenue
Washington, internal injuries; condition
| critical.
Mrs. Nellie Pitesan and her daughte,
| Beatrice. aged thirteen years. and sor
John, aged eleven months. OF Chev,
Chase, Md
| Frank A. Hoyt, Boston.
A man thought to come from Mill.
! bridge, Me.
Henry Chrisman. Middleton, Pa.
| Joseph p. Sisson, New Haven.
4 Edward M. Green. Huntington, Pa
| Mrs. Isabelle Dorsey. Washington, D. T..
Mrs. Mary z. Solsky. Philadelphia.
Bessie Boehm. Woodstock, Va.
Carrie Holmes. Philadelphia
Jessie Gray Mickens. Washington.
Mildred Earnest, Washington.
| Helen Gibbs, Washington.
Mary E. Harris, Philadelphia
| Angeline Grimke. Washington.
Mrs. Mary Hartman, Philadelphia.
Lucille Meservy. Washington.
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