The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14
THREE WERE KILLED
TnArNLoAD OF VETERANS IN AN
 ACCIDENT.
Engineer, Fireman and . Merchant of Greenway, Ark, Lose Their Liven, and Tswenty-nfne Others
 sustnin Injuries.

Albion. H., June 13.--Three persons
 were killed and twenty-nine injured in, the wreck of an eastbound passenger train on the Southern Railway at Gol-
 den Gate. H.. today. The train was
 d aCotton Belt Special" carrying Con- federate Veterans to the reunion at Louisville, Ky. While running at a speed of fifty miles an hour the engine and four coaches were overturned and fell to the bottom of the ravine. The engine turned completely over. The dead:
 J. ]. UhIes. Greenway, Ark: ]. D Johnson. fireman. Princeton. Ind; uni dentiged woman.
 The Injured--w. c. Peeler. district passenger agent of tho Cotton Belt Route, Memphis. Tenn, chest injured. will recover: Captain John s. Bell. Pine Bluff, Ark, arm fractured and inter nally injured: General James Jordan, Pine Bluff, Ark, seriously injured in chest and arms; A. B. Hayes. Para gould, Ark, injured about head; Carey T. Cone, Janesville. Ark. cut about head; Mrs. Louis McCutcheon, Camp bell. Mo. scalp wounds; W. H. Walden. Janesville. Ark, ear cut of; Mrs. Mag gie Gregg, Nettleton, Ark. cut about face; J. J. Armstrong, Jonesboro. Ark. scalp wounds; J. F. Nedham. Needham, Ark, injured about head and arms: Fl. M. Lancaster. Paragouid. Ark. head cut | and foot badly burned; J. s. Spence, Jonesboro, Ark. shoulder dislocated; l. stedman, Paragould. Ark, eye and head cut: Miss Kate Schneider. Paragould. Ark, internally injured; Joseph
 Schneider. Paragould, Ark. leg frac- tured; D. Foley. Pine Bluff, Ark. hip injured; David Weaver, Paragouid, Ark, serious internal injuries; J. 8. Mill | Ter, Pilne Blum. 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 IN. 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 iegs cut; R. A. Bird, Pine Bluff, Ark. slight internal injuries; M. c. Crowley, Para gould, Ark, cut about the head; James | Timer, Walcott, Ark. internal Injuries Mrs. James Timer, walcott, Ark, head and arms injured; Dr. Howell, Rector I Ark, serious internal injuries.
 General Jordan who was seriously in jured about the chest and arms was IT | charge of the second Arkansas brigade
 w. e. Peeler did not regard his injuries
 as serious and started for home by waJ
 of Olney. It was at first announced
 in despatches from the scene of thu | wreck that he was dead, but he wal
 able to send an early message to hiI
 family.
 The train consisted of three Pullmanl
 and four coaches. Two of the sleeperi
 were deraiied, but did not go over th'
 I trestle. The third sleeper remained
 | on the track The most of the injured
 were taken to Louisville. The otherl l xuara taken westward by way of Olney
 III. J. J. Uhies, the only passenger wh'
 was killed was a merchant at Green
 way. Ark. It was 6 o'clock %his even
 ing before the relief train arrived her.
 with definite news of the accident. Tn
 place where the wreck occurred wa
 twelve miles east of this place and a
 a spot difficult to reach by wire.