The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-06-14
Engine PIungGs Into RaVine in
 Southern Illinois
ARE INJURED
Was Cotton Belt Special and Was Run ming at a Speed of Fifty Miles an Hour When the Acci-
 dent Occurred.

Albion, Ill., June 13.-Three persons were killed and twenty-nine injured in a wreck of an eastbound passenger train on the Southern railway at Golden Gate, Illinois, today. The train was Cotton Belt Special carrying Confederate vet erans to the reunion at Louisville Ky. While running at speed of fifty miles an hour the engine struck spread rail on trestle twenty feet high and the engine and four coaches were overturn- ed and fell to the bottom of the ravine. The engine turned completely over.
 The Dead.
 J. Uhles, Greenway, Ark.
 J. D. Johnson, fireman, Princeton, Ind. Unidentified woman.
 The Injured.
 Otto Graetz. engineer, Princeton, Ind. w. c. Peeler district passenger agent of the Cotton Belt Route Memphis, Term. chest injured; will recover.
 Capt. John S. Bell, Pine Bluff, Ark, arm fractured and internally injured. General James Jordan, Pine Bluff, Ark, seriously injured il chest and arms. A. B. Hayes. Paragould Ark, injured about head
 Carey T. Cone. Janesville, Ark, cut about head
 Mrs. Louis Mccutcheon, Campbell, Mo-. scalp wounds.
 w. II. Walden, Janesville. Ark. cut about face
 Mrs. Matte Gregg, NettIeton, Ark. cut about face.
 J. J. Armstrong, Jonesboro. Ark. scalp wounds.
 J. P. Needham, Needham, Ark, injured about head and arms.
 H. M. Lancaster, Paragould, Ark, head cut and foot badly burned.
 J. S. Spence, Jonesboro, Ark, shoulder dislocated.
 L. steedman. Paragould, Ark, eye and head cut.
 Miss Kate Schneider, Paragould, Ark, internally injured
 Joseph Schneider, Paragould, Ark, leg fractured.
 D. Foley, Pine Bluff, Ark, hip in- jured
 David Weaver, Paragould, Ark, se- rious internal injuries.
 J. s. Miller, Pine Bluff Ark. head and arms slightly cut.
 Alvin Baird, Huntington, Ind, seriously scalded about the arms and legs.
 R. A. Poole, Pine Bluff, Ark, slight internal injuries
 J. M. Lyttle. Paragould, Ark. leg and arm broken.
 N. c. Diner. St. Louis Mo-, hands and arms cut
 R. s. Hancock, Piggott, Ark, side and legs badly injured.
 J. M. c. Rogers, Jonesboro, Ark, side and legs cut.
 R. A. Bird Pine Bluff, Ark, slight in- ternal injuries.
 M. Crowley. Pa gould, Ark, cut about the head.
 James Timer Walcott Ark, head and arms injured.
 Dr. Howell, Rector, Ark, internal in- juries.
 In Charge of Arkansas Brigade. General Jordan who was seriously in jured about the chest end arms was in charge of the Sc ond Arkansas brigade. w. c. Peeler did not regard his injuries as serious and started for home by way of Olney. It was at first announced in dispatches from the scene of the wreck that he was decd but he was able to send an early message to his family. The train consisted of three Pullmans and four coaches. Two of the s'eepers were deraled but did not go over the trestle The third sleeper remained on the track. The most of the injured were taken to Louisville. The others were taken westward by way of Olney, Ill. J. J. Uhles, one of the killed, was merchant at Greenway, Ark. It was o'clock this evening before the train arrived here with definite news of the accident. The place where the wreck occurred was twelve miles east of this place and at a spot difficult to