The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-15
Dmaha Mail Train, Going 90
Miles an Hour, Runs Into
Burlington Overland Linz
tied Near Chicago.
MO SCORE INJURED
b IN THE HOSPITALS
IiSs Lillian Kelly of Boise,
IDAHO, Among Killed; Engi-
neer of Limited Blamed
for Disaster.
International News Service.

al HICAGO, July 14.-Fifteen per
sons met almost instant death,
two died while being rushed to
hospitals and forty persons were
.jured when the Omaha mail train on
a Chicago. Burlington & Quincy rail
.sd, going at speed close to sixty
Xles an hour. crashed into the rear
IA of the Overland Limited passenger
ain No, . at Western Springs, Ill,
|sr]y today.
The Dead:
a E. BUNCH, % years old, colored
/fter on Denver limited.
3. A. BARCLAY Of Denver, "a years
siudent at Notre Dame.
MRS. C. M, HART, 80 years old,
.'nton, O.
|LILL1AN KELLY, 90 years old,
>ise, Idaho.
u. z. STERN, 33 years old, Chicago,
GEoRGE BRONSON, Sd years old,
/gineer train No. S,
"a w. TUDER. 40 years old, Oska-
sa, la.
WIFE OF G.. w. TUDER.
PoUR-YEAR-oLD DAUGHTER OF
Nv. TUDER.
hrs, E. G. PoHLEMANN, 35 years
San Francisco.
UNIDENTIFIED GIRL about l6.
"a i years old.
UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN about So
ass old,
UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN about 45.
UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN about 40.
UNIDENTIFIED GILL about 16.
UNIDENTIFIED TRAVELLING
6iLESMAN, about %.
Kouan thought to be MRS. CAUL-
EAE, address unknown, Died on train
Ftlle on WAY to Chicago.
Partial List of Injured:
James w. Flach, Cincinnati, scalp
@ounds, right leg bruised and lace"
ted
Mrs. j. w. Flach, severe scalp
@ounds.
Mrs. j. C. Krehl, Gerard, O., fracture
lett wrist, spine hurt, probable frac-
IRE Of ribs on left side,
Miss katherine Griswold, Milwaukee,
use bruised, abrasion of left knee, in
ofy to spine.
Miss Lyme johnson, Chicago, lett
|Iou11or Il 1oft lfnco emf
William McNair, IL years old, Den
eft check cut.
.. g, Policeman, 27 years old of san
fancSco: right arm and right leg
factured; WILL probably die.
Warren P. Dudley, Belmont, Mass,
piBal injuries; will probably die.
\. o. Krain, fireman Of No. 8, left
1Pnd and left foot crushed.
Mrs. Warren P. Dudley, compound
'fafture Of right leg.
Father Gregory scholes, st. Francis
ospital, Columbus, o.; scalp wounds
nd bruises on back.
Mrs. z. w. Francis. Bedford, Ind;
misses on shoulders; internal injuries
frank H. Hughes, Hinsdale, Ill, con-
motor of mail train: cuts and bruises
'n head, face and body; internal lnJur-
Ies
ktfort to Avert Harrow.
Inc wreck. one OF the worst fatalities
me history OF the railroad. occurred
'So this morning, Heroic efforts were
Hoe by the crew OF the heavily loadet
r'9ssnser train to avoid the impending
nah.
&nleen bodies were taken from tn
'rcSage to undertaking rooms at LII
hnge. TWO Of the victims. Mrs, e
sohiemann. and a woman supposed t
"rs, Caulman. died while enroute u
.seaso on n relief train,
~ the injured no accurate list
''en could be obtained In the confus
winch followed the crash, seven wer
yen to St. Anthony's hospital. On
'nese is fatally injured.
enoins an official Investigation. P. 6
go passenger traffic manager Of tn
aa' In statement issued tonigh
the blame for the accident o
shslneer Of the passenger train whic
PAST the Bignal set for stop at West
Springs, clearing tho weHt blocl
Hinsdaie.
me passenger train No. 2, from Den
que In Chicago at a, IN. stopped a
IA ons springs because of hot box
Az Wof the rear Pullman coaches
etern Springs. which is abou
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