The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-03-04
B0DIESF0UND IN WRECK
Locomotive Shot Through the
Passenger Coach; the Block
Was Misplaced
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch.l
LIST OF THE DEAD.

William G. EneIer, Detroit, Mich.
thirty years old, identified by means
Of railroad pass.
Mrs. Freaerick Schwier, Michigan
City, Ind, and son, age three.
The death list of last nights wrect
was today fixed by n. o. Seipel
Coroner of Porter county, at forty.
two. Tt, moreue at Chesterton con.
tanned thirty-si bodies, some Of them
only fragmentary, four were still un.
der the wreckaqe fifteen hours after
the accident and two were at a hos.
pital in Michigan City. Only eish.
teen had been positively identified b,
the relatives or friends, as follows
At ChestertoWn:
Toward Arney, Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. Emma Bevier, Augusta, Mich
Mrs. FIoree Zee, Michigan City
Ind.
Pearl May cavanaush, eight
adopted daughter of Mrs. Zee.
Mrs. Lillian Baehr, Michigan City
Ind.
Arthur {. Eekman, two, nephew o.
Mrs. Baehr.
Justine Collins, London, Ontario.
Gordon Campbell, Revelstok, 3. c.
Carl Deland, Fireman of New Yort
Central train, Elkhart, Ind.
w. G. Engier, travelling on pass
from CHICAGO to Detroit.
Claude Johnson. EIkhart, Ind, en-.
aineer of the New York Central train
Peter Cain, 22ss Toronto street
Regina, Sask.
Mrs. Barnhart Kramer, sixty
uima;r.n CIV Indiana
r SEWER Auousta. Michiqan.
-Four bodies under wreckaoe. TWEEN
80 thr.. hod;es AT chesterton moruue
p.r.;st id.nt;fieatjons which the
.orensr r.fused to accept as positive
snd oth.r Information from train rec.
pros Snu I;st ot missino:
~. I,,n. camobeII. Jackson
u;nhio,n
camobeI. sixteen, address.
.i,.,, h,,t s,,nnosed brother of Miss
unknoWm ou' s'ppoeeN
CamPoen. ~, Mu.II.r M;ebj.
mr; anu u;.,s
Mr.; and MRS. :. = "ue' ~
gan Cry, vic. cb;eaoo
meS'aS a"1
ii: A,v;, Van Rjper
Nr: ano WITS 's'"
hien'ssn ~, n..ro;+ Mich
oo,s's ssdan Ont
Mrs. Justin Coiiins, Lonuon,
Mr. and MRS. y. NJ
trcit, Mich. 49,.
Fred leesett, NIes' mIGn. c.x
Mrs. George Baker, m'S""sa"
Ind.
l.. w. Wheeier c;t.
tcndent OF schools at m'Snsa" S''
Ind u,;.
A. Matthews, muscoud ,,.Sa.
The seriously 'nJueu n
Pan 6eionsa' Mieh
Louis Heck, Jackson ,S< = o
Mrs. Lillian Baeher, WIRE OF "
Baeher OF Micni9an Sy, IL nh.v
Eckmah' TWO year o'' "ST-'
Mrs. Baeher. ,,.;s.a tr,r
& M. olooInss' t;nL.+ iron
watch, carrying o,,s., Miebioan
Kirby, Wyor 10 1900. 90 Miehi,
died from INJURIES
gan .,E"d >vop,an. believed to b,
Giddinss wne, ~ mieh;,.n Civ
also ofeo en'ou'e "
c.,,..+.d
Forty TWO Sooies Coh sS
Porter IND. fepruat Collected earl,
two bodies mac peeh ,ho wreck las
this forenoon from nne rne;tad y,
night when the Ss sla1 ond the Inter
the Michigan Sensla VII Con
state limited Oh tne ne" crossinp
trail lines cFas1eu c-ossing ner
was diamoHa sh Xprv central train
Ai.e,ne os tho other sprawled
wnlcn suucn tbe intersection. ID
deralieo, a I;oS;osn Central cars in
rake Two Mine then, at right angles
stead Oh GuS train had missed
Inc is Said n he set agains
piocK s.gn@SS en daraiIed nv a derai
It ana nag az, De eta I was automaticall,
thar, onlciaiS a1nng With the signals
set agansSt - heaS on the ties unit
IL piunseo a oo,.oss the New Yorl
It came 10 resi- acr roH With two da,
Central risni o o;ni of intersection
coaches at Ins p ,iias on hour th,
AT nearly Sky $50 me- ,ro;n came on. th,
New fork CeI ad a. warning man,
glare OF us leau nsanoers who lean
OF the ooomeu pc nn5e escaned til,
ed the ooof' ou' :
crash. - VOL, Central locomotive
Inc View noi n hi wrackaee fiyint
was strlppSu ao wires with a cloud
over the leie e-r;tnassas ifkened to an
OF 9ust tna1 d;as Of several nassen.
explosion: D With the Iocomotiyt
gers Were ca aane..th II All the deai
ana Duriea o &c M;cbiean Contra
were IN lhs w" rorr;ed few through
coacnes T1nwards of fifty per.
- Mnntraal am