New-York tribune., 1904-09-26
DEATH LIST NUMBERS &c.
additional Names of Those Killed
ON Southern Road.

Knoxville Tenn Sept. 25.-The death list as
result Of the fearful wreck on the Southern
Railroad near Newmarket Saturday has grown
tonight to sixty-six. and it will probably eX-
| ceed seventy before Tuesday. as many OF the
injured are in serious condition and more
deaths will occur at the hospitals To-day
there were six deaths. The additional list OF
dead up TO late hour tonight follows:
ADKINS J. NJ. JelHco. Tenn.
ASHMORE. Monroe. Knoxville.
BIRD James Jefferson City. Tenn.
BLACK John. White Pine. Tenn.
CARSON. Charles. colored, Teltord Tenn
CONNER. John. Roanoke Va
CRAWFORD. Dr. A. Bardstown. Ky.
CRAWFORD Mrs. r. P. Mohawk. Tenn.
CUNNINGHAM. William. colored. Citco. Tenn.
CUPP. Miss. Knoxville
DANIEL J J.. Turkeys Mil. Tenn
ELLIS W. T. Greensboro. y. g.
EMERY. the Rev. Isaac. Knoxville. Tenn
ERNEST. f. G.. Johnson city. Tenn
FOX. D s. Birmingham Ala
GALBRAITH, ". A. Knoxville. Tam
GALBRAITH Mrs. ". A. Knoxville. Tenn.
CANT. Melvel p. Shelby. y c
GAss. Arthur. colorod. GreenvilIs. Tenn.
GAss. Mrs. :. p. Knoxville Tenn
GLENN. John Morrstovn. Tena-
DE GRANT. Edward. Johnson CITY. Tenn.
GREEN. Mrs. Sylvia y. c.
HADDOCK Mrs W o. Knoxville.
TIAYLEw. Annie. Birmingham. Ala.
HEIsKELI. O. NJ Memphis
HILL. W. E. Jellico. Tenn
HILL Mrs Laura. Gerney. 6. e.
HILL. Miss sarah GsTney. :. G.
HILL -. year. old. daughter Of Nj Laura
Fifteen boy thought 20 Re % Mr- Laura
HoRNBR- = s. Morristowr. Tom.
JONES william Knoxville
KNIGHT, Cory. Dandridgc Tenn.
LEE. George Carrollton. Ky.
LEMONS Mr.. 7. A. Knoxville. Tenn
MEwEN. Mrs Fannie. Knoxville. Tenn
N.MAHON. Mrs Albert. Newport. Tenn
NrMAHoN. Roy Newport. Tenn
MILLER. y. cclored Greenvlle Tenn
MILLS J.. negro hremaa-
MOUNTCAsTLE. Ralph. Knoxville. Term.
PARROTT -. y. Knoxville Tenn.
PBUMNfF1R J. n. Chapel HiU y. .
RHEA. j.. r. WhtesburE. Tenn.
RUSSELL. Clyde A. Knoxville. Tenn.
RUSSELL Mrs. . A. Knoxville. Tenn.
RJMLEY. Mrs. Nancy J.. wautsusa. Team
SPENCER. ". r.. Arcadia Fla.
STEPHENSON. W. 4. Omaha, Neb
WEST Mrs. r B. Jefferson city. Tenn
Eight italian immigrants. names unknown
Two white unidentified.
Tvvo-y year-old girl. unknown
Unknown negro
The cause of the terrible loss Of life in the
heavy eastbound train was explained to-day.
1t seems that the second coach pouGhed its
way into bank in such manner that the
other were jammed into It. and. pushed on
by the weight of heavy Pullmans were crushed
like eggshels
Physicians at the hospital state tonight that
Of the long list of injured which they have in
their care it is probable that not more than four
viii die. The complete list of injured as given
out by the railroad officials shows total of
1872, but this includes all persons who We're only
slightly hurt or scratched.
Columbia. s c. Sept 25.-A telegram was re-
ceived at Gaffney. this State yesterday. an
nouncing the death of Lee Hill at Jellico Tenn.
who was killed in explosion In powder mill
The body expected at Gaffney last night but
instead telegram was received stating that the
body. accompanied by Scott Hill. his father; Lee
Hilrs wife and four children and single sister
was on the train which was wrecked yesterday
near Knoxville. and that all were killed