Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-30

messengers who were in the fatal wreck
at Indianoia were brought to the Cam
brire bospitaI Hiram Feekin and Lena
rasKjn Of McCook and Mr.. and Mrs. H. II.
-prbertson Of wyoming. H. Mrs. Cul-
bertson died at 400 p. m and physicians
say both members OF the Feekin family
cannot live.
MCOOK. Neb.. May 29.-East and west
bound passengers Nos. and L on the
Burlington railroad met head-on in a foE'
nine miles east of AicCook, about o'clock
this morning. Nine bodies have already
been brought to the morgue in this city.
The members OF the Denver and Omaha
base ball teams OF the Western league
were passengers on tine west bound train
the Colorado limited. A number Of men,
hers OF both teams we're injured. James
McGin president OF the Denver team had
a bone in his foot broken
The dead:
ENGINEER JOHN w. HYDER LIN
con- 4FiREGAN iSSI, pAMERoN, Lincoln. Neb.;
'ri.1N ENGINEER W. t. LEAHY. Lincoln
Nfgi fpitEMAN Ma A. ]. OLSON. Lincoln. Neb:
'r..2 E&PREss i MESSENGER GEO. FREER'
OTnsla; RXPEEss ssh MESSENGER FRAsIER, Lin
'oEIt R6BERr saEpERD, Holdrege, Heo.;
travelling man for summons haFo~ Aae Soh''-
p1ts CLARENCE A HILsABEcK, Hoidregs'
tra'eIlns q ~ R0N 11S1' ERs Burlington fireman.
on train as a passenger
None OF the passengers was seriously
= injured. according to J. E. Vallery, gem
eral agent OF the Burlington railroad in
Denver. The list of injured includes
w. w Marks. 211s Maple street; Onaha-
p. A. Ivens, s5l5 North Eighteenth street
'ii.,-ri'' Bert Keeley, of Omaha base ball team
James McGiIl. 446S Cherokee street. Den-
" Ii. Harris. ir Max, Neb.
Robert NJ. Anderson. "a street wash
e. Carpet. Perry. Neb.
J. u. Wilson, Tobias. Neh
Ii. B. Snipen, Alden, Colo.
Samuel Davis, WilliamsburB' Soio-
Irving stem, Pontiac. Mich.
L. o. Nobel, oxford, Neb.
E W Rlnsella, ll25 Broadway. Denver
r. J. Gateiy. Gretna. Net.
{. Il. anderson, mail clerk, GS1 = street.
i--ii1olIi y ~ CTIbertson. Brimfield, III.
Maggie sentence. McCOok, Neb.
Z. Gorse 4s7I Pearl street Denver: cog; se-
North Ninth street. Lincoln, Neb.
Conductor Wnletts Of No. L.
J Conductor Rank OF No. 3
A q. Higbee McCook, Neb.
/ Grace Dean of Minden, not seriously,
Brakeman Dave Burneu OF McSooA'
broken arm ana other injuries. -,
! Mr. and Mrs. 81. a. Feekin OF have
1 lock. slight.
pitcher Kinsella had his face badly cut
and Second Baseman Lloyd suffered minor
/ in iuries No member Of either team was
badly injured. The day coach on the
/ limited was totally wrecked and in this
/ car most Of the casualties occurred.
} The tourist sleeper and baggage car were
/ thrown on their sides, but so far known
( their occupants escaped serious injury.
! Surgeons and nurses have been sum
moned from McCook and other nearby
towns.
Dead VIII BE Taken TO McCOOk.
! Two relief trains have gone from MoCook
carrying every available physician in the
| city.
Both trains were running AZ high speed
| when the collision occurred, but the force
! OF the collision was APPARENTLY felt more
| by the heavy west-bound train, the Colo
/ RADIO Limited, which was made up of
baggage and express car, dag coach, two
tourist sIeepers. a Pullman sleeper ana an
observation car.
The day coach was reduced TO spInters.
and In this coach most OF the casualties
occurred. One Of the tourist sIeepers. con-
tanning the members OF the Denver West
ern league base ball team, was thrown on