Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-11
A WRECK NEAR WACO.
Houston and Texas Central Mixed Train
Jumps the Track on a Trestle-A Woman
Seriously Injured.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, Tex, Aug. lO.-Last night about
O'Clock, as the eastbound Houston and Texas
Central mixed train No. "a was approaching a
tTestle across the White Rock creek two miles
west of Ross, a car of grain midway in the train
jumped the track and tore the trestle away.
Three freight cars, a baggage and express car
and two passenger coaches were thrown off the
track and turned completely over.
The passengers of The two coaches were
considerably shaken up and narrowly escaped
injury. Mrs. D. Gray OF Morgan was en-
route to Thornton, and at the time of the acct
dent was seated in the front of the last coach.
She thrown violently forward and struck
the store. She has several gashes in the right
side of her head, and is bruised on the back; all
OF her front teeth were knocked out. Eugene
WllliIord. on engine No. 45, pulled relief
having aboard the railway surgeon, DIR. A. NJ.
Curtis. who attended to the injuries of Mrs.
GRAY assisted by DR.. Mennefeld of Ross, Mrs:
Gray was brought TO waco and IS being cared
for. The wrecked train was in charge of Con-
ductor j. W. Foster and pulled by engine IOl
with Engineer jim Cook at the throttle. AT the
time the accident happened the train
ing down grade very fast trying to make up lost
time and it is providential that the injuries
were confined to only one person.
Among the passengers on the train were Lay
ton Berry, Mrs. A }. Caruthers, Deputy United
States Marshal Rugg OF Waco and Mr.. Z. Tom
Cox of Brucevlue. Their description of the
wreck is graphic.
Through the courtesy of Cassidy & Dillworth
abstractors OF Titles. Waco Tex, The GAZETTE
is furnished the following real estate transfers
for the week ending August 10, at Waco
Estate Nelson Beall to 3. b. Smith, lot on
Factory street, East Waco; $3.50. W. B. Mahan
10 ). W. Slayden, two acres Sanchez grant;
So. W. W. SeIey to Waco building association,
three lots in Whites addition, East Waco;
James B. Baker to Charles L. Sanger, three
lots, corner Austin and Sixteenth streets, Sl24JS
j. E. Mills TO j. N. B. Gresham, two lots ihS
P p Martin to w B. and A L. Martin, 800
acres university land, $500.
j. E. Mayo to D. H. McCue, two lots in Van
Hats addition, Columbus street, $500.
c. G. Stuart 10 d. {, Stuart, sexty-siX and
twO-thIrd acres of the Levy Pitts survey on
ACuilia creek, $3.50.
w B. Clifton. to w G. Conner, IOlx228 feet
on South Fourth street, SI400.
s. y. Pool to II. c. Harrison, 16l acres Of the
c. J Hall survey, $500.
Mann Town Company to R. G. Patton, half of
block IS, GlenwOod addition, Sl500.
Mann Town company TO w. '. Fort, half of
block, As, GlenwoOd addition, $500.
/. d. Pryor TO J. Z. Moore, lot No. S, Jacob
Walker league. 500.
3. F. Workman TO E. Rotan two lots corner
Seventeenth and Austin. 600.
J. II. Fiu6s u Co. to j. W. Johnson. fifteen
acres Of the Chambers grant, Slj00; Waco build
ing association to ). ". Smedly. 50N200 feet on
North Ninth street, part of Morrow survey, $500;
A. N. Gribb!e ct al. TO N. 9. Muslin, two lots in
Baylor addition, $52J; j. W. Henderson ct al. 10
G. W. Bowman, 800 acres of the Rector league,
Sil5i; Andgaags leasing to J. n. Finks & Co.,
Z5Xlb5 feet N9Eth Sixth street, Stephens survey,
500; NJ. 3. Johnson TO =. Il. Finks & Co.. 5OxI65
feet Burney. homestead, Sl50O; W. A. Ish 90
Elkel q Bruestedt, 10 acres Sanford Rice surs5
Of lots and :, biokk 2, $1,000.
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