The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-21

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 ing out. Then saw them tumbling down | the steps to the landing. I saw men and | women trample on those who had fallen l down in a mad endeavor to get to the
 other steps leading down to the sidewalk. | Then the cries of those who had fallen | rent the air. A voice became hushed al- l most in an instant to be taken up by an- | other and another. I cried to the l people rushing on: Back brother, back, l sister. It had no effect The crowd grew larger and stronger and finally there was congestion of people in that arch | way which was very high I realized in a moment or two that something terrible had happened. The moaning and groans | of those who had been trampled under | foot is hard even to relate The peopls | were desperate in their efforts to get out My voice warning them to go back and | stop had no effect whatsoever. A min-
 ute or two sooner would have caught me
 in that awful rush. I must say that the white people who came to the rescue after the accident were very kind and of- | fered all kinds of sympathy" | The following is the list of the identi-
 eed dead from last nights terrible ca-
 lAmity:
 Kit Edwards, drayman, Smithfeld. | Wesley Lindsay. I Minnie Norton, Birmingham. Joe Edwards, Birmingham. Mary Worthington, Birmingham. | Rev. G. w. Sledge, Gunnison, Miss. Pollie White, wife of Carter White. Cos | lumbus, Ga. Lucy Warfield, Wood1awn. - Wade, male, Birmingham. Rachel Wade. East Lake. Lula Askew, Birmingham. Perry MOrriston TIni0ntOwn Ala John Foster, Birmingham. | Kemp Edwards, Tupelo, Miss. Rev. L. R. Price, New Orleans. | Lee Arp, Avondale. | Mary Johnson Birmingham. | Celia Foster, North Birmingham. Gabe Robinson, Birmingham.
 Fannie Henderson, Birmingham.
 Rev. James Kelly. Birmingham. | Carl Wagner. Rev. z. H. Johnson, Weir City, Kas.
 Johnnie Collins, Birmingham, {, Mary Collins. Birmingham. Rev. - Ford, Pratt City
 Mamie Brown, Birmingham. \, VI, Houston. male, Pittsburg. Kas. I Jack Clock. -.... l. l.. c. Turner. Birmingham
 Kato Allen.
 - Lowe, female, Birmingham. Olivia Williams, Birmingham.
 Estelle Bailey, Birmingham. Pearl King, Birmingham. Ida Walker. Birmingham
 Lou -, female, Birmingham.
 Rev. A. J. Roanoke, Montgomery. | F. K. Williams Pratt City. | Amanda Walker.
 Rev. Allen -. male Chattanooga
 Sam Dixon, Pratt City.
 - Gibbs, Birmingham. Sallie Stokes, Birmingham.
 Harriett Stokes Birmingham.
 Nora Zeigler Birmingham
 Fife Meadows, Birmingham.
 Frank Calhoun, Birmingham.
 A. L. Epps. ,s
 H. T. James, female.
 Sarah Roach, Birmingham.
 Maud Ruffin, Tuscaloosa.
 Jamie Adams. Birmingham. l Leila -, Woodlawn. l Ada J. Odom, Fort Smith, Ark.
 S. K. Conwili, Birmingham. Raber Finch, Warrior. Minerva Norton. - Prinleton, female Avondale. | Alice F. Jones, Birmingham. Maud Patterson. Birmingham. -Meadow, Birmingham. - Payton, female. New Orleans - Going, female, Birmingham. Dr. A. L. Hill, Birmingham. Lena -. Birmingham. Robert Smith, Birmingham Will Ansley. female, Woodlawn. | Ida King, Birmingham. | Florence Cole, Birmingham | Rachel Wood, East Lake. Addie Eyeorar, Birmingham. Annie Parker, Birmingham. - Buchanan, Birmingham. Richard Clairlone. Birmingham. Joe, porter McGee's barber shop. Henry Keller. Woodlawn. | Bob Harris, Birmingham.
 Annie Harris. Birmingham.
 Elebre Henry, Birmingham. Joe Malone, Birmingham. Mary Smith. Birmingham. Cary Jenkins, Birmingham. r. K. Smith, Birmingham.
 Rev William Stone. Greenville, Ala Edna Gardner Birmingham. Mrs. Millie Bennett, Livermore, Ky. Sallie Floyd Roscdale Lula Thompson, Rosedale. Sam D. Underwood, Calera
 Addie Weaver, Birmingham. Ada Dawson Mott's Mill.
 Sallie Floyd and Lula Thompson are mother and daughter. Addie Weaver was among the injured and her death occurred this morning. This makes total identified dead S. Lst of Injured.
 Mrs. E. F. Whitfield. Cuero, Texas. internal injuries.
 Mrs Matte Townsend; badly bruised.
 Rev. - Graham, Rome. Ga. inter nally injured.
 Rev. B. F. Rollins, Cuthbert. Ga; leg and rib broken. Rev. Hlliard. probably fatally injured. Coroner w. D. Paris made brief in yestigation of the tragedy this morning in order that he might issued death cer- ti6cates SO that the bodies can be buried He examined two witnesses. Rev. J. l.. Burreu of New Orleans and Rev. D. B. Gibson of Morrow. La Their testimony was identical each being as follows:
 'I was about ten pews from the rostrum at Shiloh Church on September 19 at 9 D. m About five minutes after Booker T. Washington finished his address a woman sitting on the rostrum made a cry on account of dispute between two men. It sounded like she said Fire! The congregation rose and rushed for the door. l went out the back way and came around to the front dor and saw a mass of people piled up on one another, many of them dead"
 Coroner Paris will issue death certii- cates in all cases. He received many ..n. For cArtidoafeS this YnorninR.