The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-25
THE INJURED

VI itayioWs ,oiFIIliIl9ndHly tTdiH-
 master Birmingham Mineral railroad,
 back and both legs broken, will prob-
 ably die.
 Congressman Henry R. Gibson of Knox
 Ville' bruised about legs and shoulders
 and back wrenched; Mrs. Jerome Gass
 of Dandridge. Tenn. fatally injured;
 Mrs. Nichols of Dandridge, fatally injur-
 ed; J. N. Smith of Knoxville, express
 messenger; J. T, Saurrey of Morristown,
 Tenn, slightly bruised; J. A. Jones of Knoxville, face bruised, not serious; J.
 s. Helms, Tenn; J. Hare of New Mar
 ket, Tenn; Mrs. J. Jones Of Union. s. C.; J. b. Arthur of Union, S. O.; J. w. White and wife of Strawberry Plains, Tenn; Oscar Dalton of Knoxville, Tenn; Miss Lucy Gray of Knoxville, Tenn; c. M.
 Livingston of Louisville, Ky; S. S. Park and E. W. Robinson of Columbia, s. C.;
 G. H. Graves of Asheville. N. C.; B. c. Trent of Chattanooga, Tenn; Mollie Cloves of child of Anniston Ala, fatal ly injured; Bert Moore of Danbridge, Tenn. J. M. Anderson of Morristown, bruised; Mrs. James McCampbell of Knoxville. slight; Mrs. G. G. Nance of Knoxville; Mrs. Norrie Eubere of New
 York, serious, perhaps fatal; Mrs Lucy Harbin of Morristown, Tenn; MT. and Mrs. Hey of Burlington, N. C.; Mrs Will Jones of South Knoxville, slight; w. B. Seaton of Jefferson City, Tenn; c. b. Wright of Jefferson City, Tenn; Mrs. l..
 c. Blankenship of South Knoxville, both
 limbs broken; Mrs. T. o. Mccall of Knox vile, back injured, prostrated; Miss Pearl Jones of South Knoxville, lightly bruis- ed J. D. Welch, Swannanoa, N. C., pain fully injured; Paul Henry, Asheville, N. l C., badly hurt; G. w. Robinson, Colum- | bia, s. C., and MT. and Mrs. w. E. Hay, | Wilmington, N. C., slightly hurt; Miss Mary Bryan, Hendersonvilie, N. C., bruis- | ed; s. T. Lawyer, Louisville, Ky. serious | ly hurt; B. c. Prince, division freight agent of Central of Georgia railway, At lanta, badly bruised; Mrs. George Broughton, Jackson, H.; Rev. J. Knox Montgomery, Charlotte, N. C.; J. A. Nc
 Donald and Mrs. Fred Weir, Winnsboro. s. C.; c. B. Peace and J. H. Miller, | negro Pullman car porters of New York city; T. W. Ellis of Jersey City, N. J.; Dan Harrison, Dandrdge Tenn, slight; Will Smith, colored, Asheville, N. C.; not serious; Tom McDowell colored, Asheville, N. C., not serious Robert l Jackson, Johnson City, Tenn, not serious; | w. A. Pruitt, Whitesburg, Tenn, not 1 serious; H. B. Lowry, serious; William T. Keever, Johnson City, Tenn, not serious; ! Harrison Cainnen. Colorado; Frank Man
 
 l slightly; Col J. J. Craig, Knoxville, | slightly; Cora Nance, Knoxville, not | serious; J. A. Pickens, New Market, not | serious; Geoi ge B. Rodger, Talbot, Tenn, | serious; B. B. Webb, StatesvilIe, postal | clerk, not serious; G. F. Turner, Morgan | ton, N C., postal clerk, serious; B. S.. l Green, Sylva, N. C., serious; J. F, Tur- l ley, Granger county, Tennessee, not
 serious; E. D. Blackham, Jefferson county, Tennessee, not serious; J. w. | Wampler, supervisor, Johnson City, Tenn, slight; J. R. Shell, Knoxville, not | serious; Joseph F. Anderson Rogersville Tenn, not serious; MiIlburn P. Garrett Shelby, N. C.. serious; J. H. Schell, John son City, Tenn; Mrs. J. H. Schell, John son City, Tenn, not serious; HoI- l lis Nichols Dandridge, Tenn, serious: Rev. w. B. Brady, AshevilIe, slight. :. I Charles Lester, Knoxville, hurt in back: | Thomas Mashier White Pine, Tenn, not serious; L. s. Bohar Ashevile, hurt in
 leg and hip; T. M Livingston. Ocala, Fla, I not serious; R. H. Keith, fireman. Nor ristown, Tenn, slight; Arthur Warden, colored, Johnson City, not serious; liar rison Cannon, coored, Johnson City, not l serious; Bert Rhea, Johnson City. not l serious; George Campbell, colored John-
 son City, not serious; J. ". Cole, colored,
 Johnson City, leg, not serious; Mrs C. ".
 Taylor, Morristown, Tenn, serious Laura Gardner age years, not serious 1;
 Mrs. Carrie Knight Dandridge Tenn,
 fatally; child, no name, aged about 6 years, serious; Fred H. Wagner, Wash | ington Cottage, Tenn, hurt in head
 arms, groin and internally; Mrs. Dr. c. F. | McNabb, Knoxville, not serious; A. L..
 Laymond, Knoxville, not serious; Minnie | Jane, Greenville, Tenn, serious; J. N. l Ballou, Mohawk, Tenn, not serious: H. | n RAGuinUfnn moi sf<sttc tI~I
 Cap, Bean Station, Tenn. aged 8, not ser
 ious William Kiles, Luttrell Tenn, not serious; Isabel Kennedy, Johnson City, Tenn, hurt in arms and back;
 Gladys Snyder, Johnson City. face | hurt Mrs. R. E. Snyder and
 child, Johnson City slight; J. E. Fuller, Morristown, Tenn, not seri- ous; J. A. Brady. Wits Foundry. not se-
 rious; G. W. Bigham. Grady. Tenn, not
 serious; Marie Conaris, New York, en
 route to France, serious; Lucy Harrison,
 Morristown, Tenn, not serious; M. J.
 Harrison, slight; Rose Cameron, Moriah, i N C., serious; w. J. Bell, Pullman DOT ter, Johnson City, Tenn, not serious; w T. East, Knoxville. Tenn, not serious William Hickey. attorney Southern rail-
 way, Morristown, Tenn, not serious
 Winslow Erwin, colored, Johnson City Tenn, not serious; w. S. Rumbley, Oliver Springs, Tenn. not serious; O. c. Roug-
 CTS, Knoxville. Tenn, not serious; Jim l Hartsell. colored, Washington college | Tenn, not serious; Jim Rader, colored. Mohawk. Tenn. not serious; Richard Brown, White Pine. Tenn. mot serious; Ed Fleming, colored. Limestone Tenn not serious: Sam Fleming, colored, Lime-
 stone. Tenn; not serious; L. E. Atmin'
 Lowell. Tenn, not serious; Mrs George
 Broghton. Jackson, H., not serious; John Belchew. no address,, not serious; Miss Julia Phillips, Hot Springe, N. C., not serious; J. J. Wright, baggagemaster No. 12. derainged Minnie James Knoxville. se- rlous; William Kennedy. Johnson City, not serious: E, c. Moore. Dandridge' Tenn, not serious.