The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
IA VAS badly injured, both externally and in

vas badly injured, both externally and IN
8ternally. LISA 5{i
c. Fl. Forbes said he was injured about
the arms, shoulders and hips, but his in
jurles are not Of a serious nature.
Among the colored Injured were Noe
Chapman, OF yvlntersvillc, N. c.. scratched
and bruised Emily Smith. OF Greenville,
n, c.. cut bruised, injured about the hip
and badly shocked; Mary Joyner, cut
about the hand and lip and badly shocked;
William Johnson, OF Klnston, shoulder
hurt and head cut; Mary Donaldson, legs
and hips hurt; W, B. Perkins, Ida Per-
kins and their son. IONA Perkins, cut and
bruised . Flora Harrington, OF Greenvllle.
N. {. !, cut about the face and hands and
injured about the hips; B. s. Cannon, OF.
Alden, N. c., hurt about the fact and his
left eye apparently put out; Drinks Smith
OF Venable.sN. c.. injured about the body
and hardly able TO walk; All. Blaxton, OF
3Grcenyllle.. legs injured and cut about the
body: William Harris, Of Greenvlne. N. G.,
dlslocated arm and shoulders; Manson
Marlble, OF Greenville head badly cut
md suffering from shock James Allen,
Of Newark. N. j.. who had been visiting IN
Kinston, cut or the head, but not ser,-
ollsly
Pitiful Condition.
Jack -- had his right leg cut OF
and died at St vlncents Hospital soon
after his arrival there. He tried 70 ten
his name. but was too weak to talk to re-
porters on tho wharf Then tho man said
he would try to write his name This no
attempted, but after getting as FAR as
Jack his hand failed and he dropped
the penc1l. He was a large colored man,
with extremely large features, ana anout
forty years old, Ida Mccoy, OF l<lhstoE.
back badly hurt; William Johnson OF
Klnston, shoulder hurt and hand NUT;
Laura Allen, OF Drivers, va, 5heau p'ta.S
hurt face badly cut and legs and hips So
riously injured. Tho woman, with great
effort told her nnmo, with tho hope that
somo OF her relatives might find her
she Is at st, Ylncent's Hospital, Frank
Mnbry, OF Pitt county. N. G.. arm hurt
md head hurt; Martin Northern OF
Greenyille head and face Injured; un-
known colored woman, too seriously IN ~
iured to talk; sent to st. Vincents RIOS
rnttni. unknown man, lying on his face N
ria protestant Hospital ambulance. 700
snr,n,sly hurt to tell his name; Mary
I Io,,nar Greenyille, N, c., left hand and
.vr,st BADLY cut right hand slightly cut;
W,,ev Joyncr, son OF Mary, fingers , cut;
Mills. Greenville, right wrist cut; nFlg
Mills son OF &. Mills, rlsnt at"' ~ -
bruised !; sylvester Pugh, Aden. y; -"
ntck and right hand cut; Samuel hms'
Grafton, N, G., left wrist cut.
Conductors Statement
The statement Of Conductor Y, II
Morris. OF qoldsboro, is: 'All trans
arc ordered stopped whether the draw -
oncn or closed, Tho orders are nor "
fla least ambiguous, You may make
vour own deductions regarding VINO IS
yesnonslble for tho accident, Or course,
m of,lcial Investigation will be made q
once. not withstandIng It may strike
some as being superfuous, am not
authorized nor inclined to make any
ofrIcial statement Tho fact stands, nev'cr'
the.ess, that the Sraw was open; the
train dashed into the awful abyss; one
car was entirely submerged ano1her ems
quilted to the roof and third partially
submerged and crushed
IT was In the rear car at the time OF
the accident and experienced no warm
Ing until ! felt the brakes go into emer.
gency Mt a point about nifty feet distant
from the draw, fen before me crash
came, was badly jammed, but not injured: