The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-20
NUMBER OF INJURED Is So
Engine and Tender Jump the
Track Near a TreStIe.
Three Coaches Plunge 25 Feet
to the Ground.

lay, bringing II dead and S5 injured
At least six more bodies were seen ir
he debris and rescue work is being
The official list of known
lead is:
The Dead.
PRIVATE JOE LEBER.
PRIVATE ERNEST PAQUETTE.
PRIVATE CLYDE TWEEL.
CORPORAL FRITZ KOHLER.
PRIVATE w. H. BRIN.
PRIVATE G. w. WOODES.
PRIVATE VAN STEBBENS.
CORPORAL FRANK C1ELEWSKI
PRIVATE GUELDRUEHLKI.
PRIVATE G. c. BURLESON.
PRIVATE ACRES.
PRIVATE EDWARD PANEK.
PRIVATE VIRGIN REMSEN, 39th
CORPORAL JOS. S. JOHNSON, sth
1and.
PRIVATE JOSEPH PROVANCE.
A. T. KLOVINSKY.
H. B. BISHOP.
Captain B. Taylor 39th.
The Injured.
Lieut.. Robert NJ. Campbell, 10th.
Lieut., c. NJ. Smith, 10th.
Private Ostrander, 10th, will die.
Frank Widman, 10th.
o. F. Whiteside, 10th.
A. r. Shipley, Sth band.
Fred Wilson.
Louis D. Stanis.
H. S. Slaughter.
George Yerke, 10th.
Paul A. Rarbity, 39th.
Perry Pabelmont, 10th.
T. ]. Carey, 39th.
Carey H. Grace, 39th.
j. E. Edwards, 10th.
Walter L. Milbry 10th.
jerry Meagher, 10th.
G. w. Hunt, 10th.
Private MenneSavage, 10th.
John Ayers 39th.
Walter Finn, 39th.
r. D. Pasquale, 8th band.
]. F. Ball, 39th.
Corporal E. H. Green, 39th.
A. D. Pearson, 39th.
w. r. Gilligan, 10th.
Edgar Stephenson, 39th.
Corporal D. D. Boles, 29th.
Sergeant w. c. Kellar. 39th.
Corporal r. ]. Kirby. 39th.
David E. Gordan, 107th.
T. K. Shearer, Sth band.
Frank McCreary, Sth band.
Edward L. Gosnell, 39th.
Joseph Meek, 39th.
Donald Ball, 39th.
Gabriel Andrezzi, 39th.
Sergeant Fay Dickson, 39th.
A. H. Henderson, 10th.
Thomas j. Arnold, 39th.
Mechanic Lawrence Await, 39th.
B. Ray Payne, 39th.
John H. Stoor, 39th.
Albert Mersch, Sth band.
Americus Luciano, 39th.
w. G. Bleibaum, 39th.
Private Ellis, 10.
Charles Summers. Sth band.
w. H. Carter, 39th.
Arthur Dukes, 39th.
w. w Wells, 10th
Robert NJ. Cain, roth.
Private George Scholes, 39th.
Wilfred Wheeler, seth.
z. Stephens, 10th.
Daniel Sanderson, 39th.
John T. Tadrick. 39th.
H. f Kidwell, 39th.
A. M Campbell, 39th.
h. B. Houk, 39th.
V. L. Eutsler. 39th.
George w. Thompson. 10th.
Bringing in the Victims.
Mobile, Oct 20.-Victims of yester-
avs troop train wreck on the Mobile
Z Ohio railroad at Duckatunna, Miss,
yere brought to Mobile early today on
elief trains. The list of known dead
[ O'Clock was twenty-five, most of
yhCm were members of the 10th
oast artillery. There were over sixty
rounded soldiers in Mobile hospitals,
yhile a number of the less seriously
urt were taken to the government
osDital at Fort Morgan. Physicians
Tho arrived on the relief train said
hey feared at least fifteen among the
eriously injured could not survive.
of the cause of the wreck
ontinued today. 1t was believed to
ave resulted from the derailing of
he locomotive tender which dragged
nc baggage car and three coaches off
he track and over a 25-foot trestle.
The injured were members of the
Z 9th company, the Thirty ninth COM
any and the Eighth band. They were
n route from Forts Morgan and
'arancas to the state fair at Meridian,
Iiss Additions to the list of dead
led men. These were ''V. A. s" wv.
: A, 'W. c. So and 'V w c.
Additions to the list of injured Off
ers included Captain B. Taylor of the
'hirty- ninth.
Victims Badly Mangled.
Meridian. Miss. Oct. 20.-All victims
f the troop train wreck had not been
emoved early today, according to trav-
ers arriving from there. They said
nat at o'clock this morning % bodies
ad been recovered but they We're GER
the wreckage.
Most of those killed were badly man
led and pa ssengers said they believ-
i many bodies never would be assem-
led Arms and legs and even heads
ere scattered about the wreckage.
The Wreck.
Meridian. Miss, Oct. 20-Seven-
zen soldiers of companies Thirty-nine