The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-12

twelve KILLED
AS TRAIN TAKES
2O-FOOT PLUNGE
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ped the rails. dragging an sat TIRE,
It's cars along

OF ITS cars along.
Realized His Mistake.
The towerman says that when Cur.
tis's locomotive whizzed by scam had
been shut off. and the brakes were
grinding on sand. lie behaves tho
engineer realized his mistake, ard was
tr%ng to slow down. although too late
Several hours elapsed before Ms
Walcott was identified. She Is tho
wife OF Charles D. Walcot, Of Wash
Institution. Mr.. Walcott telephoned
that he had left Washington, and
would be here late tonight
The bodies of the engineer and fire.
man were Identified by railway en-
ployes. w. H. Boyd, of New York. a
member of the train crew. Is still
missing.
Engineer Curtis Is sad by brother
engineers 10 have been one of the
most experienced and careful on the
system. II is stated that while tho
Federal Express was not his regular
train. he had run IT many times. Ord!-
narily. L. l.. Fowler would have
brought the express through to-day,
but as he had been doing considcra bic
extra work recently he laid off this
run to get rest.
begun at an early date. according to
an announcement made by Coroner
Wilson.
Lat of Injured.
The list of injured is as follows:
Mrs. Ada Grey. IS Camden street
Boston. minor injuries; sent home on
the 1920 train. w II. Saunders. New
London. burned about the hands Mrs
W. Fl. Saunders. leg fractured. Mrs. ~.
Z. Clephane. Chevy Chase, Nd. bruises
Unknown won>ip, eye gouGed out, face
terribly bruised: leg fractured. Michael
Furey, conductor OF train. New
Rochelle. y. Y, fracture OF skull: In
ternal injuries; will die. David Kiss
ner, New York. brakeman, fracture OF
left leg: other injuries. probably will
die Mrs james B. Joyce Maury,
suburb of Washington. fracture of left
wrist back injured; shock condition
serious. Sarah Czalobre. 93l South
Penn Street Philadelphia. head badly
cut: body bruised: shock condition
serious. Christie and Antony Czalobre,
her two children. five and eight years:
Christie bruised about head and body,
internal injuries: Tony fractured arm;
scalp wound; internal injuries: may
die. John F.. Van Pfiffer, Mcdonald
Street. Reidville. Mass. fr-cture of
skull; condition critical Frank Won
Pfffer, cousin OF John. 227 East North
Street. Philadelphia. fracture of ribs:
dislocation of shoulder: condition Sc
rious, Mary Sweeney. Phillipsburg. n.
j.. suffering from shock. serious; Lucy
Note. 222 Washington Avenue. Wash
ington, internal injuries. condition
critical; Mrs. Nellie Pitcsan and het
daughter. Beatrice, aged thirteen, and
son. John. aged eleven months. OF
Chevy Chase. Md; Frank A. Hoyt, Bos-
ton; Henry Chrisman. Middleton Pas
Joseph II. Sisson, New Haven; Edward
NJ. Green. Huntington. Pa; Mrs. Isa-
belle Dorsey. Washington. d. c.: Mrs.
Mary z. Solsky. Philadelphia; Miss
Carrie Holms. Philadelphia: Miss Jes-
sic Gray Mickens, Washington: Miss
Mildred Earnest. Washington; Miss
Helen Gibbs. Washington; Mary Z.
Harris. Philadelphia Miss Angelina
Grlmke. Washington; Mrs. Mary Hart
man. Philadelphia; Miss Lucille Meser-
Wy. Washington; Mrs. Sarah Clark.
Washington; Miss Matte Corning.
Philadelphia.
George Rogers, Washington. D. c..
fractured arm; severe bruises. His
wife and young son were killed and
another son. Frank. badly hurt. Mrs.
Sarah McConnor. Chestnut Hill, Phils-
delphia. injuries to body and back; not
serious. Charles Frazier. Navertree
Green. Md, scalded and internally In.
iured: condition critical. Mrs. Emily
wilson, --[I sears street, HnliduclpiId'
fractured left rib and leg; condition
critical. Miss Bertha Monroe. Lincoln
Avenue. Cliftondale. Mass; right arm
fractured; injuries TO spine. condition
critical Mrs. Mary Mccain, 1915
Water Street. Philadelphia, scalp
wound. fracture OF the arm; condition
critical. Mrs. Mary Walker, 1925 Rlev-
enth Street. Washington; shock; not
serious. Mrs. Mary Johnson. Tree
Creek. 5. D.: shock and minor injuries;
not serious. Edward VI. Green. Hunt
ington. Pa. suffering from smoke; will
recover.