The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-09
TWELVEPERSONS SLAIN
REvIsED LIFT OF. CASUALTIES
 OF TEXAS WRECK.
Every Passengsri on, the Ill-Fatsd Train Has Been Accountsd For-Conditiou of the
 .I Injured.

Houston, March s.-Conductor Stock well of the Southern Pacific train whicn was wrecked yesterday at Maxon. has re- ported to headquarters that he has re- tained his tickets and train shcets. ana that the number of killed and suryivors tally herewith. thus accounting Tor ev- cry passenger on the train. The omcaal report issued this afternoon places the number of dead at twelve and the h. jured at twenty five.
 A revised list of the dead foiiows:
 Engineer Al Mast. Fl Paso; Truman H. Bertscholst, Fl Paso: thrss children of Mart Riddle of Chetopa. Kas.; wife and baby of Andrew c. shelby of Lcsisr' Tex: baby of o. E. Housen of Racine Wis; Estavon contress of Del Rio. Tex; MT. and Mrs. White of Msnitowoc. Wts.; Al Boonse. Doyiine. La
 l,r Turner. the railroads chief surgeon at sl Paso sends the following omcial list of injured:
 C. Hoey. San Antonio. Tex, scaioea' feet sprained, general contusions. conm' ton serious; H. Newman, Houston. ih- cissd wound on forehead. general contu. sions and abrasions: l.. B. Green. Los Aneeles. Cal, sprained back; A. F. Mo Kenzie. Cafrord, Ariz., both feet injured and head scaided; H. E.. Massey. Vim berly. Tex, scalp and face bruised, sen eral contusions; James Brice, WoooWaru, s. C., scalp wounds, both hands inJureo. . J. l.. Powers, Del Rio. Tex, scalp woune and face confused; A. l.. Turner. biacH Hawk. Miss, hand crushed, contusions or abdomen and limbs: Mrs. Annie Mitchell, Philadelphia. Ps.. left arm scalded. feet injured; H. Lindsay. Fresno. Cal, gen eral coutusions; D. P. Ravens, residence not given, sprained back; Mrs. Mary Gucilter. San Francisco, nervous shock and bruised; Mrs. Annie Northest,. San Francisco, general abrasions: Mrs. F. F. Glover. Brooklyn, N Y., bruised; Mrs. A. F. Bassett, New York, crushed legs and feet; Mrs. Nj. B. Chase. Alameda Cal, both feet injured; Nathan Doan' Canada, both hands, ears and nose bruis- ed; Mrs. W. L. Riddle. Chetopa, kas., general contusions and abrasions; o. E. Hansen. travelling man. general contu- sions; Mrs. O. E. Hansen. bruised and nerves shocked; E. c. Fuller. Washins- ton, D. G., abrasion, right foot and leg; Mrs. c. W. Bennett, residence not given, crushed hand; Mrs. T. E. Tales. Boerne, Tex, nervous shock, serious; F. c. Ba- ker, Angleton, Tex, slight abrasions and contusions.
 A few names not included in the above, as they are under the care of other phy- s:cians, are: Mrs. M. E. sheppard. Glen Mills, Pa, head hurt; Wm. Joseph, San Jose, Cal, back hurt; Antonio Fl Rio. Del Rio, Tex, internal injuries; George Gutenberg Lexingtcn, ky. thumb hnrt; IL n Tayfof, Mulberry. Tex. hand hurt; w. R. Adams, express messenger, seri- ous; William Roig, Battman. N D., head and back hurt; H. J. Todd, Frankfort. Ky. sprained ankle; Thomas Crowder. Houston, Tex knee bruised: J. H. Tay- for. Birmingham. Ala, bruised; Dr. c. G. Northen. Pecos City. Tex, sprained arm; W. s. Grenn. Black Hawk. Miss. leg hurt; Hugh Mills, Chetopa, Kas.. bruised; Pascal Rodriguez. Lulare. Merrillas. An- tonic Damel. Del Rio. Tex. slightly bruised
 The bodies of Mast and Bertscholst were sent to Fl Paso, Tex. The remains of most of the passengers killed were cremated in the burning cars. Dr.. Fur ner advises the general headquarters that all of the injured will recover. Some sf them are at the hotels and others are in the hospitals at Fl Paso. There have been no new developments as to the cause of the wreck.
 fnuuiry has been started. and General Manager Van Week Is near the scene of the accident making an investigation. None of the passengers saved any of their effects and in most cases survivors have only what they wore at the time. The company is doing everything possible for the unfortunates. They are being sup piled with wearing. apparel. medicine when necessary. and, in fact, everything that will be in any way conducive to their comfort. st H.