New-York tribune., 1921-03-01

that he never stopped until he reached
there, although several persons tried
to halt him.
IL went down to the wreckage The
conductor of one of the trains came
up and tried to ask me something. He
couldn't talk, he was shaking so, and
guess | couldn't have answered.
don't remember much after that"
Whitehead explained that the signal
system was interlocking, so both tracks
could not have been open at the same
time. Closing the track to the Michi-
gan Central automatically opened it
to the New York Central and vice
versa, he said.
Hit at Sixty Miles An Hour
Whitehead said the Michigan Central
probably was making sixty miles an
hour, but that the New York Central
was travelling slower, probably forty
miles an hour.
"They always travcl nearly full
speed. but last night the New York
Central seemed to be coming slower
than usual. Perhaps the engineer saw
the other train and tried to STOP"
" WNtehead said.
Cook was unable to work tonight,
but was not needed. Every train on
both roads was ordered to stop before
reaching the wreckage and to proceed
only by hand signal. All derailing
switches were locked and all blocks
were set against oncomng trains.
A special crew of signalmen guided
the crossing.
Last night was the first night off the
regular towerman has taken in over
month. His job is seven-day one.
Piering was back at work on the cross
ing this afternoon. thankful he had
missed his turn Sunday night.
Revised List of Dead
Following is list of the identified
dead:
ARNoY, Howard. employee OF Walker &
Weeks architects. Cleveland.
BAEHR. Miss Lillian. Michigan City. Ind.
BAKER. ]. w. Ell Paso. Ill.
BEVIER. ]. C, Augusta. Mich
BEVIER. Mrs. Emma. Wife OF J. c.
Bev!cr. Augusta. Mich.
ByTLLOU. Miss Fannie. Kalamazoo Mich.
CAIN. Peter. Regina. Saskatchewan, Can
CAMPBELL. Gordon, Revelstolxc, b. c:
student at Chicago Trade school.
CAVANAUGH Pearl May. eight years old,
adopted daughter OF Mrs Florence Soc,
Michigan City, Ind.
CC0LLINs. J5ustin; London onIario
DELAND. Carl. New York Central hre-
man. Eikhart Ind.
ECKMAN. Arthur e.; two years ,o!' od'
ENGLER. W. G. accountant. Michigan
Central Railroad. Detroit.
ENA: Mrs. Richard, jackson. Mich
FI.EMING. Mrs Florence. Kalamazoo.
GoIDsTEIN, Mr.. and Mrs Philip. Detroit.
GREENWOOD Roy E. KankalSce. H.
HECK. l.. A. Chicago.
Johnson claude. New York Central en-
KEELER, L. ", formerly Superintendent
OF Schools. Michigan city, Ind.
KRAMER. Mrs. Barnhart. sixty years old,
LANGIN. Mrs. f. w. Jackson. Mich.
LIVINGSTON Sam. Chicago.
MATTHEWs NIAgJ A. M%scoda ,1on,la., Wis, dsn,a.
MULLER. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack. Crescent
man. Michigan City, Ind.
.sCHNr1ER. Richard. three year old son OF
Mrs. Frederick Schwior.
SEE, Mrs. Ralph Michigan city. Ind;
yAM y. BIpEB. 4 H. Mi9higa" City Ind.
WAYNE. Frank, Milwaukee,
WOLLER. Mrs, Detroit. Mich.
Others Unaccounted For
Following is list of those unac~
counted for:
BAKER Mrs. George. Michigan City. Ind.
CAMPBELL. II j.. address unknown.
GEORGE. William. address unknown.
L1GGETT. Fred, Niles. Mich.
MCRAY, Mrs, Chicago.
Chicago
Following is a list of the injured:
Adds. w. II. ConnellsTile. Pa; shaken
ADDls. Mrs W. II. conneIlsville. Pa.
ARNOLD. r.. Chicago. shaken up.
BAKER. Mrs Charles; shaken up.
BELONGA. Pan. address unknown; con-
dition serious.
BURKE. John. st. Joseph. Mo.
CLANCY. Mrs. l.. M, Chicago; shock,
COLE; c. T. Chicago: back and head in
COLLINS, Mrs. w. Chicago shaken up
COLLISION. Eugene. Danvilie Ill: bruised
COPKLEY. Ellis. st. Joseph. Mo; shaken
CROWLEY, jerome J.. Chicago: shaken up
DAVIS. George W.. 25s Broadway. New
York city; neck and head Injured
DRIpps, Mrs. II. W. Toledo; shaken up
daughter Of Mrs. II. ". Dripps. Drn5a ''0'S0'y
EISEN. Mrs. John. Chicago. left arm IN
ENGEs. n NJ. brakeman; back injured.
ENGLANDER. Steve. cook, Chicago: leg
EVANS, II. s. Des Moines, Iowa: head
injured.
TA1NET. F; ~ n. n Chicago; shaker up
Mich; bruised.
FLEMING e. c.. lst 1t. Sd +. A., Camp
Grant, Ill: shaken up.
FOSTER, CHARLES H. 2469 Seventh Ave
rue, New York CITY; left and left
knee injured.
FOX, Marbury p. Chicago; neck and back
Injured.
FOX. Mrs Marbury B.. Chicago; shaken
FULTON. Ben. Chicago. waiter; head In
tured.