The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-19

and said: 81 am not hurt" and fell back a
corpse. He was go years of age, had repre-
sented his county in the legislature and was
prominent and highly respected citizen.
FULL LIST OF THE DEAD.
A revised list Of the dead, as near as can
be ascertained after very thorough inves-
tigation is about as follows:
WIN. A. MARTIN, Union News agent.
CHAs. A. FULTON, Master of Transporta-
tion, Brunswick and Western.
w. b. GEIGER, salesman for Mohr Bros
+. M. SMITH. Pullman car conductor.
w. +. MCGRIFF, merchant, Columbia,
Ala.
NJ A. WILBUR. son of President Wilbur,
of the Lehigh Railroad
j. II. HURLBUT, manufacturer of per-
fumes, Philadelphia.
Mrs. 6. w. KELLY, Louisville, Ga
JOHN T. RAY. Dales Mills
PETER PARSONS, (colored) Dales Mills.
CUFFY WILLIAMS (coiored) Valdosta.
MAJ. j. II. PATE, Hawkinsville, Ga.
LLOYD CARsEN, tcolored) Valdosta
CAESAR FOSTER, (colored) Waycross
MOSES GALE (colored) Waycross
+. p. THOMPSON, North Carolina.
MRS. w. A. SHAW, Jacksonville.
Miss MAMIE SHAW, Jacksonville.
-Four negro men, names unknown.
CONDtllON Of The INJURED
The injured, nearly all of whom are at
WaycroSs, with the character of their in
Juries, are as follows:
ANDREW FAIRCLOTH, Waresboro, Ga
Depressed fracture over left orbit. Left
eye destroyed. His general -ondition is not
favorable, and he Will hardly recover. His
left hand is also mashed
HENRY SHOCKS tcolored), Beaufort s. c.
Fracture of left collar bone. Injury to lips
and eyelid. His condition is hopeful
JOHN w. THOMPSON (colored), Jackson
vile. Fracture of right arm. Shoulder
dislocated, and fracture of left forearm
Voiding bloody urine. Thompson is not
expected to survive
MOSES AUSTIN (colored), WaycroSs. In
jury Of eyelid and ear, and general con-
tusions of body. His injuries are not be-
lieved to be serious.
JAMES ALLEN (colored), Savannah, train
hand. Fracture of ankle joint. Condition
favorable.
CHARLES PEAsE tcolored) train hand.
Confused wounds of right elbow and chest.
Outlook reported hopeful.
H. j. HUMBOLDT, Philadelphia. Fracture
of left elbow.
T. p. THOMPSON New Orleans. Con-
fused wounds of chest and abdomen. Symp-
toms favorable.
Mrs. T. p. THOMPSON, New Orleans. Con-
cussion of brain and fracture of skull over
left orbit. There is little hope of her re-
covery.
DIR. WILBUR H. BooTHE, Utica, N. Y.
Conclusion of spine and injury to the mus
Giles of the back. Outlook very doubtful.
SAMUEL AMEs, Providence, r. |. Con-
fused wounds of leg, hand and forehead.
Symptoms favorable.
MRS. SAMUEL AMEs, Providence, r. |.
Injury to skull Conclusion of brain and
general symptoms not hopeful
MILTON LAURENCE (colored), Savannah,
sprained ankle.
DR.. T. BUTTERFIELD, Utica, N. Y, con-
fused wound of left leg.
c. Il. NANVoRST, an engineer, Savannah,
conclusion of brain. Injury to chest.
| Symptoms unfavorable.
WALTER GOODYEAR, Boston, Mass
| fracture of the outer table of the skull, with
| symptoms favorable.
| CHARLES BREWER (colored), Savannah.
confused wounds of chest and abdomen.
| Conditions favorable.
L. b. MALLARD, Baggage Master, Liber-
ty county. Right arm, middle third, frac-
tured.
w. l.. GRIFFIN. Conductor. Severe in
| jury to chest, but outlook more favorable
| yesterday noon than otherwise.
| HARRY HUDSON, Macon, Ga. Confused
wound of neck, arms and back. Symptoms
| favorable.
JACOB SPIRo, Newark, N J. Dislocation
| of right hip aud confused wound of left
| arm and the scalp. The dislocaton has
been reduced, and the symptoms are favor
| able.
w. c. WALLACE, Travelling Agent Louis
vile and Nashville road, Gainesville, Ga.
| Confused wound of back and conclusion of
| spine. His two sons, of Jacksonville,
reached Waycross yesterday morning and
are nursing him His condition is hopeful.
f. 2. WILBUR, South Bethlehem, Pa,
and President Lehigh Valley railroad. Ex-
teusive scalp wound. Favorable His son,
| w. A. WILBUR, h a flesh wound in the
chin, and another son, r. II. WILBUR, has
a slight flesh wound of the wrist, but none
| of the Wllburs are seriously injured.
MISS KATE II. Cox, of Harrisburg, Pa.
with the Wilbur party, has flesh wound
of the lip and confused wound of the hip,
| but is resting easy withsymptomS favorable.
A. q. BOYLE, stewart of the Lehigh Val
lev car Minerva" sprained ankle and two
fingers of right hand badly mashed. His
wounds are not serious.
Mrs. DANIEL MCCLINCH, of Philadelphia
Confused of left elbow aud left shou der
not serious. Her husband offered 81, 600 for
a special train from Jacksonville when he
heard of the wreck. He went to Waycross
on fast train and removed his wife to Jack
sonville
Gen. EDWARD FERRERo, lessee of Tam
many hall, New York. Two ribs on right
side broken, and confused wound ON right
arm and flesh wound ON left hand. He aud
his wife are Mt the Grand Central. He
bears his pains like Tammany brave
without a murmur
MRS AMANDA FERRERo, wife of the
General. Surgical neck of the left thigh
bone fractured Her symptoms are favor
able, but she mas suffered intense agony.
Her age and great weight, 2i0 pounds,
lead some Go think she may not recover. or
il she does survive she will be cripple.
Mrs. GERTRUDE HURLBURT, Now York,
with the F,rTeros. Contus ed wound of the
! left side
j. A. PArY, fagman of the train, Fer
nandlna, Fla Flesh wound of the left
| knee, a spraiued ankle and scalp wound.
Removed TO Fernandina- Symptoms favor
! able
MISS ALICE THOMPSON, Of New York,
wthGOuld party, lett ankle broken.
| II. Is. KINGDOM, relative of Mrs. George
J. Gould, fracture of rib and small bones
of left log DIR. Fernandez Of Jacksonville,
and D.. Whatley, of Blackshear, were IN
! constant attendance upon the Gould party,
| until they left yesterday Tor Jacksonville.
! Mr.. Gould has tel sgraphed his iamily sur
| gcou ia New York TO join them in jackson
/ lie.
GEO. GOULD, slightly bruised about the
! chest.