The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-02-23

Companions, aAd nSeA1~s Vvath
sltght hS1~I~.
st. Louis. Fw6. 1s.-wAen Iron
Mountain Mst mAn train fer SAs south
west, which Lot uaAoa station 1T 9:N
a. m, Fea0ksG LOueAbeEo GvsnNs, n
CaOndelet, ENna4AG MHy miles 81
hour, a bFa.hs AA1xwAAs1d red % ths
engine bR0ks and bsoAms sntAAglsA In
the mAah4asw, cAEwwfEg tAs engine
from tine rAaap lie 1sst nouth Ct LeuaA-
bGro svmuA. a@1 WHwss<kng It I'VE OF
Che three sEs ct ths tRaAM were uD-
set, and nine nAs@zssCs q ne crew
were injured, enc OF them prohabag
fatally. Eueanssr AAAlvh DFsa@SCks
and FfrsMmn PETER RaGosAw were pre-
pairing 10 tnw wAsa tAs OAsans
turned ever ON IN s4Aa. and tAsv were
hurled ffsg fsst IN IN cir, over q FIVE
foot nail SSmss iAAe en- oDsa Aaad. Rat
ferty's skan wAs naotUssd. his right
arm was broassn, and has nsck appatned.
He rs at tAs Missouri PAnino hospital.
where Il 10 believed there Is little
chance for his recovery. The nAne in
The Injured.
The nine injured are:
Peter Rafferty,, fireman: eazui frac-
tured, right arm broken. neck sDrained.
AdOlph Brenneelse. engineer; head
and body bruised, cut over left eye, left
hand bruised
Edward Greeg, conductor; back
sprained, right hand bruised.
Joseph O'NeiH, mail clerk; bsft leg
broken, body bruised. <5.-
Lee II. Cook, za1 cberk; left thumb
broken, body bruised.
D. o. BsAcAAEdsp1. mail cleric; back
sprR4n@d. .a"
Albert winmsr, mail clerk; back
spEaineA, BODY bztzesd-
B3wand Martin. mail oserk; loft
shOuhAsr gpraiBed.
EDWARD N. Lewis, mast clerk; fsat
sSde bruised
H@ward H. Lswis, wins was In the
forward car. which turned over, was
caught between a window franse and
the ground, anA feliew- employees Yerked
WITH axes for nearly al hour chopping
sway the woodwork of the car before
be was released. Except for bruises ca
his left side he was uninsuRea.
RunnAnE to MaSss Up Time.
After waiting for eastern mali CEN
DeetsoRs tine train left URaSa s6ation
25 rn@Stes late, and Yves FssnafnS fast
TO make up time. 1t wsS 0smposed
OF an aAezne, large eight wh0eseEs
two mail oars, and bA6gasA 0ar. @fay
the baggage ear remained Hpsdsht afSes
the wreck.
The engine bwnped asong Ca tAs ties
for reo feet a6tsr leaving the rails,
then 3eaped into shs air and iazsleG
on the rails Of the east track.
The engine. Est3ng eastward, raGfea |
over on Its Left side, nd ske ssFs,
tueMng In the opposite 6ieessioa, MzA-
ed on their right sides In ditsh west
of the track. The rails Of 10 wpst
sRa0k were tern up for neafv 10 fNSks |
aad those Of the east trsok were kea<
And rwAstad frNA the impaet e the !
.aaesae. w1Aah nsMa1av jumWsG wpoat
s1znmE xnemR NE either track. Il
fhe ha&sAgs ear. the lest On tAe
sain. Let tha rails. but sbqppsd Npsdght
safnCs Iaaahllg thu bOexk IN Tire wNWt |
x~sar caused by the wild nigbt sf ths
seakM ears.
Dsskdos ~ eaaaAeer, Aronsaa. eea-
lsacsee aad hraksmAa, thsre were akne
laAN CLERKS ON the train OF these siK /
saro injured through being thrown
eainst the sdAes Of the topping saRS.
Ave Of them were In the focwaEG Ger
ad four In the second. NoRo sf thea.
scept Lewis. was pinione6 In the
Treoazage.
~ 1--WE Killed, Fo19 Murt. ~
Ashsvills. N. c.. Feb. 2e.-ConAuctor
Tough and Brakeman Simpson were
illed, and Engineers Keever and
'euche and two firemen seriously IN
1red as the result of collision ON the
outhern railway near Black mountain,
etween a north-bound passenger train
nd a light engine. No passengers
ere seriously injured, though num-
er were severely shaken up.
Three Hurt In Freight Wreck.
Memphis, Tenn, Feb. 2O.-'Three
'ainmen were injured in a Frisco
reck at Oakville, caused by broken
ange.
Leg Broken I'm Wreck.
Sandoval, ILL.,, Feb. 2a.-An Illinois
entral freight train was derailed here,
nd Engineer John Tracy, of Pana. sus-
lined a broken leg.
Crushed Between Cars.
Flora, ILL.,, Feb. 20.-Jesse Secrest,
Fairfield, was killed while making
coupling in the Baltimore & Ohio
yards here.