Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-18
DISASTER.
An Entire Train on q Georgia Railway
Falls Through o TrostIe and
10 Demolished.
Nineteen Psopie ara KuIed Outrighs and =
LazRel Number BADLY Wounded,
List of Dead and IDjursd.
PHYSICIANS SENT.


JACKsoNvILLE, FLA, Msrch ia YES
Thule train has been smashed near Ssyan-
nab. Jay Gould's family Is on board.
PnyeicIans hsve been sent from both
Savannah and Jacksonville.
MANY DEATHS REPORTED.
SAVANNAH, GA, March. III is re-
ported that seventeen were killed in the
accident to the vestibule train. No par
Siculars have been received yet.
NINETEEN PEOPLE KILLED.
SAVANNAH, GA, March 1.-THE first
section of the fast msil train from New
York for Jacksonville went through
q tresue at point seventy-hve
miles south of Savannah this
morning. The entire train except
the engine is demolished. NlneCeen peo-
pie are reported to hsve been killed and
between thirty and forty Injured, ten Of
whom ere expected to die. The private
car CT President Wilbur OF the LehIgh
Valley Railroad, with Mr.. Wilbur and
George Gould and wife and others in 1t
was one of the train. President Mueller
Is reported to bs seriously injured.
George Gould is unhurt. Mrs. Gould is
slightly Injured. Relief trains have gone
out with physicians.
Following is 8 list Of the killed and
wounded:
BILLKD.
CHARLES PEARCE, trsin hand.
WIN. M MARTIN, news agent.
c. A. FULTON, master of Transports
tioD, Bruins wick snd Western Railway.
W. q GIEGER, Savannah.
FRED MAYNARD, New York.
FIN SMITH, Pul man conductor.
MERRITT a. WILBUR, son of the presi-
dent OF the Lehigh vs. ley R1ilwsy.
JOIN F. Ray, Dale'5 Mill, Ga.
CoFFY WILLIAMS, colored, Valdosta.
MAJOR 81 J PLATT, Ha1kinsi
LLOYD CARSON, colored;
CoULsoN FOSTER, colored;
MOSES GALE, colOred;
E z THOMPSON, North Carolina.
Five negro men, names unknown. To-
tai, nineteen killed.
Milton lawrence, cOlOred.
W. L Griffith, conductor.
J W Thompson, Jacksonville.
Charley Brown, Savannah.
G. W Humboldt, Savannah.
Laura Jones, ThOmaeville, Ga.
Mrs. MCClluch of Philadelphia.
Alice Simpson OF New YORK.
Samuel o .es and wife, Providence, r. |.
DR.. Booth and wife, New York.
E. P. Wilbur, president Of the Lehigh
Valley Railway.
W A Wilbur, P. q. Wilbur, sons Of the
president of the Lshigb VsIley Railway.
Miss Cox, 4. G. Boyle, T. j. Faircloth,
WarresborO, Gs.;
Mis- Matte Ray, Dsles Mill, Go
G P. Thompson and wife, New Or
leans;
o. W. WslIsce, travelling passenger
agent of the Louisville and Nashville
Railway;
L. B. Msllard, baggage MASTER
- Austin, coIored.
Henry Shook, colored.
G E Va Vorlt, Savannah.
a G Hudson, Macon, Ga.
, J. PopV, d,gman.
G M Fsredo and wife, New York.
Spire, New York
Mrs. Hulburt, New York.
Samuel Allen. train hand, Savannah.
Walter Goodrich, train hand, SAVsn-
nah.
E Butterheld, New York. Total, thir-
ty-dVe II jared
GEORGE GUILD IN THE WRECK.
NEw YORK, March II A disparch was
received from George Gould by Mrs.
Kingdom, mother of Mrs. Gould, this after
noon from 8 small town In Georgia to the
effect that he and his wife were 1.-The roll
rosd smsshup at that place, but were NOT
hurt. Eddie Gould received telegram
from his brother to the eff ct that ne was
in the accident, but that bsrring few
scratches he was unhurt. George Gould
and his wife let's This CITY on Thursday
evening for Fernspdino, Fiorlds, to meet
his father Jay Gould and family who hsve
Just errived from Europe or the yacht
Atalan'a.