The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-08-01

lIou Iue rear COaCh by q window.
He, at once put off for the nearest
house to phone for help from Lam
caster. On reaching the house he
round there was no phone connec-
ton. He inquired then IL the man
had a horse. Upon being answered
In the affirmative, he said: mister
get on him and ride to the nearest
phone and tell them at Lancaster to
send all the doctors In the town here
and II you hurt your horse the peo-
pie Will pay you" or course the
man went at once. The relief train
from Chester carried back to that
city those seriously injured to the
Magdalene, DR.. Proyer's sanitarium.
Drs. r. c. Brown, r. G. McManus.
G. w. Poovey and ]. d. Funderburk
with the Chester doctors and DR.. w.
G. Stevens of Rock Hill, were tire
less in their efforts to relieve the suf-
fering of the injured ones. The fol-
lowing are the list OF the casualties:
DEAD.
Elijah Heath, Bascomville, negro
brakeman.
V. II. Craft, Anderson, traveling3
salesman.
Roy Clifton, youth, Fort Lawn.
The injured are:
c. L. Dunlap, Fort Lawn, eve
bruised and hand cut.
l.. w. Mcdaniel. Orr, head badly
cut and internal injuries
Louis Samuels, Chester, travel
ing salesman, head and face badly
John Taylor, Richburg, internal
injuries.
c. NJ. sibley, Richburg, internal
injuries.
F. NJ. Simpson, Richburg, ear and
chest badly cut.
]. w. Dye, Bascomville, hip badly
cut.
S. ]. Knox, Knox, bad cut on head.
w. A. Cureton, Fort Lawn, both
legs broken and arms badly cut.
Misses Maggie and Carrie Sadler,
Rock Hill, badly bruised.
The Rev. S. r. Hope Mullins, con-
tusions of the body.
David Ray, Shelby, N. c., back
wrenched
]. P. Yandle, Chester, back bruis
ed and head severely cut.
o. w. Brady, Exum, ~ c., arm,
knee, leg and head cut.
j. NJ. Jones, Chester, may have
lost eye, severe cuts and bruises.
Miss Martha Marion, Richburg.
serious injury to ankle
Mrs. ]. o. Barber, Richburg, CON
tusions of body and cuts.
j. Fl. Hale, Atlanta, Ga, skull
fractured.
B. D. Phillips, Ninety-Six. law
broken and internal injuries.
T. j. Kelly, Kernersville, N. c.,
slight injuries.
D. A. Cauthen, Richburg, skull
fractured.
James Goodwin, Richburg, skull
crushed
E. w. Gibson, Rossville, knee in
jured.
c. H. Dunlap, Fort Lawn, back
wrenched.
w. T GLADDEN., Fort Lawn, severe
cuts.
Oscar Cook, Lancaster. travelling
salesman, hip and arm badly hurt.
c. II. Turner, Fort Lawn, head and
back cut
Carl Turner, Fort Lawn, internal
injuries.
Clifton Ferguson, Fort Lawn, Sc
we're cuts on face and arms.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Williams and
children, Beatrice, Betty, Oscar,
Mildred and infant, Corpus Christi,
Texas, seriously injured.
A. b. Oxford, Edgemont, N. c.,
mail clerk, leg injured.
X. w. Phillips, Chester, baggage
master, ankle injured.
Anna Young, Orr, confusion of
body.
Ross Mobley, Richburg, internal
injuries.
The injured from Lancaster are:
Tom Beatty, bruised and sprained
ankle.
Wayne Green. sprain in back and
bruised.
Clyburn Wilson, scratches and
confusion.
T. L. Hilton, bad confusion on
Jaw.
Fred Latham, colored brakeman
badly shaken up.
DR.. T.. j. Hinson, DR.. r. G. Brown,
]. NJ. Madra. DR.. c. V. Pratt scratch
es and bruises.
DR.. Frank Key, floating ribs
broken and other painful injuries.
John Taylor, serious injuries
about head.
The coroner's jury of Chester
county held an inquest yesterday
over the remains of Elijah Heath
examined the place of the disaster
and adjourned to meet today at
Chester to make their findings
The trains on the L. e G. road are
now being run to and from Ches-
ter by way Of Rock Hill. A wreck
ing crew are now engaded In bring
ing order out of choas 1t will be
ten days or two weeks before trains