Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-06
DISASTER ON LINE NEAR HUM
BOLDT WORSE THAN FIRST
REPORTED.
MOST OF VICTIMS
RESIDENTS OF IOWA
Two Unidentified Men Among Those
kiIIed-Twenty Injured Taken to
Fort Dodge-Several Seriously Hurt
All Except One Probably Will
Recover-Entire Train in Creek.

Louis wreck north of Humboldt Sat
urday afternoon now at nine, physi-
clans attending the twenty-one in
jured persons at Mercy hospital here
stated they believed there would be
no more fatalities, altho admitting
the extreme seriousness Of several
cases.
The locomotive had just crossed
the trestle when it gave way plunging
four passenger cars into four feet Of
water. Recent rains are Beloved to
have weakened the understructure OF
the bridge.
0. b. Wulff, of st. Paul the clerk
ON the mail car, which Was the first
car to leave the track, was not ex-
pected to live Saturday night He
rallied. however. and an Improvement
is reported. Joe Shehabbit, an Italian.
of Chicago, is another in a very SER
ious condition, but it is thought that
he will live.
None of the other nineteen injured
at the hospital here is reported in
critical condition altho the majority
of them are suffering from severe
cuts, bruises and broken homes. I'm
less some show internal injuries later
all are expected to recover.
|, Following is a list of the dead and
injured:
hTe Dead.
B. r. Reilly, Livermore, Iowa
{. +. Woods, Imogene, Iowa.
A. Batty, no address.
Henry Dawson, Ohio, Iowa
Mrs. r. ]. Dysland. DePew. Iowa.
Mrs. Ryan, Grand Junction, Iowa.s
One child of Mis-. Ruth kulp, Las
euer. Mimi s
Middle aged dark complexioneel
man, &C. b. on collar.
Middle aged man in working
clothes address Milan, S. d.. in coat
Twenty injured at Fort Dodge.
The injured at Fort Dodge:
o. B. Wulff, Hartland avenue ST.
Paul, internal injuries. bruised CON-
dition, regarded very serious but inn
proved, believed will recover.
Joe Shehabbit, 4433 Marshall street,
Chicago, Ill, internal injuries, face
badly bruised, nose cut off, condition
very serious.
Ralph Hussong, Corwith, Iowa,
fractured thigh.
Rev. j. e. Rydbeck, Rock Island,
back sprained.
Rev. Father Berry. Marcus. head
bruised, shoulder torn.
w. NJ. McCulley, Livermore. trac-
ture of the leg, head badly cut and
bruised
Charles Miller, Emmetsburg.
shoulder torn gs
F. II. Walthers. PALS South Thir-
teenth street. st. Louis. face cut and
body bruised
c. K. Cleveland, 1873 Wilder avenue,
ST. Paul, face cut and body bruised,
]. T. Johnson, Fergus Falls, Mimi,
bruised.
Mrs. Frank D. Holmes, 1910 West
Thirty third street, Minneapolis, face
and body bruised.
A. J. Hadley, Lepina, Okla, head
cut. hip bruised.
Gus w. Ziehlkle, Emmetsburg,
Iowa, face and body bruised.
| Miss Cora ToWne, Jamaica, face
| cut.
| Mrs. c. +. Burnmaster, $50 South
Twenty second street, Fort Dodge,
face cut and shoulder bruised.
Barney Squibb. Scranton, cut and
bruised about head and body.
! Irwin Erickson. small boy En-
metsburg. body cut.
| Mrs. Ralph Kolp, st. Peter, Mimi,
| face and body bruised.
w. M. Romine, ZOE South Twen-
teith street, Des Moines, face and
| head badly cut.
Carl Necker. Milwaukee, Wis, leg
hurt, head bruised.
| C. G. Walthers. 1901 indiana ave-
nue., st. Louis, wrist fractured, face
and body bruised.
| In addition to the above list Of in
jured several more injured persons
fare being taken care of at Humboldt.
1t was said however, that all of those
seriously injured have been brought
| to Fort Dodge.