The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-09-29

J: G. WEIGH, ]Sanonoa, N. c., painfully.
Put Henry. Asheyille, N. c., seriously.
y. w. Robinson. Columbus, S. c., slight
W. e, Hay. Wilmington, N. c., slightly.
Miss Mary Bryan, Hendersonville, KY,
$. 7. Lawrer, louisville, Ky, seriously.
IS; Z: Prince, division freight agent Cen
tral or Georgia. Atlanta, badly bruised.
Mrs. Geo. Broughton, Jacksonville, III.
Key ). Knox Montgomery, Charlotte,
n; A: Mcdonald, winnyboro, S. c..
Mrs; Fred We'll, winnsboro, S. c.,
S. B. Peace and J. II. Miller, negro Pull
man porters.
Congressman Henry r. Gibson, Knox
ville, bruised about legs and shoulders,
back wrenched.
Mrs: Nichols, cambridge, fatally.
IN. Smith, express messenger.
John I. Essary, Morristown, Tenn.
]; A. Bones. Knoxville, face bruised, not
seriously.
J. $. Helms, Knoxville.
j. T. Free, Newmarket, Tenn.
Mrs. j. Jones, Union, S. G.
}. p: Arthur, Union, S. c..
J. w. White, Strawberry Plains, Tenn.
Oscar Dalton, Knoxville.
Miss Lucy Gray, Greenville, Tenn.
VIM. M. Livingston, Louisville, Ky.
A. A.. Park, Columbia, S. C.
T. ". Robinson. Columbia, S. c..
=. >. Groves, AShevillc, N. G.
B. G. Trent, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mile r. Clowers and child, Admission,
Ala. probably fatally.
Albert Moore. cambridge. Tenn.
J. NJ. Anderson, Morristown, hrnisedI
Mrs: James NJ. Campbell, Knoxville,
slightly.
Mrs. G. G. Nance. Knoxville.
mrs. Norie Frubcre, New York, perhaps
fatally injured.
Mrs. Lucy Hardin, Norristown. Tenn.
seriously.
NJ. and Mrs. Hay, Burlington. N. c.
Mrs win Jones, South Knoxville, slight.
" B. Seatonu, Jefferson City, Tenn.
6. &. Wright, Jefferson City. Tenn.
Mrs, /. c. Blankcnship, South Knoxville,
Tenn, both limbs broken.
jurcd.
Miss Pearl Jones, South Knoxville,
slightly bruised.
II. p. lowrie, serious.
George Bridger. Talbot, Tenn. serious.
~. q. Turner. Morganton, N. c., postal
clerk. serious.
3 s. Green, Sylvia, N. c.. serious.
riouS.
Hills Nichols. cambridge, N. c., seri-
Mrs. c. V. Taylor, Morristown. Tenn,
serious.
Miss Cary Knight. cambridge, Tenn.
fatally hurt.
Child; name unknown. aged about 8
Fred H. Wagner. Washington College.
Tenn. hurt in head. arms, groin and in
terually.
Minnie Janex, Greenville. Tenn, serious.
Mare Ccnaris, New York, en- route to
France serious.
Rose Cameron. Moriah, N. Y, s~erious
Minnie James, Knoxville, seriouH,
Clearing Away the Wraek.
A force of $40 men toiled all day long
at the scene of tho wreck. Before 2
O'CLOCK Sunday morning the track was
clear for through trains. but It required
hours to clear away the debris.
Engineers Parrot and Kane were
found beneath their engines. but their
bodies were not badly crushed.
One little baby was found by the
wreckers, but hat was all.
The cause OF the terrible loss of life
in the heavy e~astbound train was eX-
planned today. 1t seems that the sec
ond coach plowed its way into q bank
II such a manner that the other cars
were jammed into it, and, pushed on
by the weight Of the heavy Pulimans,
We're crushed like egg Shells.
Omaha, Sept. CIV. A. Stephenson,
mentioned as being one of the victims
of the Knoxville wreck, was employed
by he Markell Hotel company as a
waiter, and by several hotels in this
city. He has not lived in Omaha for
some time.