The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-21

splintered.
 relief train was started from Louis vilIe at once, but by the time it ar rived the injured and the bodies of the dead had been recovered from the wrecked train. Thirty-five of the injured were placed aboard the relief train and rushed to Louisville. Three or four otn- CTS were taken to private homes in Shepherdsvilie, Superintendent Sheridan reported. He said he had been unable to learn the exact number. PASSENGERS ON FAST
 TRAIN ESCAPE DEATH
 None of the passengers aboard the fast train was killed and none of them re- ceived more than minor injuries An other locomotive and train crew were sent here from Louisville and after de- taching one baggage car the New Orleans train went on as soon as the right of way was cleared.
 Jesse Weatherford, telegraph operator at the station here. said that after the accommodation train left the station he had thrown his block to show the track clear and left the office to help handle baggage. When he got inside, he said he saw the fast train approaching, ran back to the office, pulled his block to the platform to flag it. He reached the side of the track just as tine heavy To- comotive thundered by. PASSENGERS ON PLATFORM
 WITNESS THE COLLISION
 About 20 passengers, who had been dis charged by the accommodation when it rfi1 ln cfo ion, platform and were e-witnesses to the tragedy they had so narrowly escaped. Several women among them fainted and had to be cared for in addition to the injured.
 Within five minutes of the crash volun- teer Iescuers were at work and local physicians administered first-aid to the injured before the arrival of the relief train from Louisville. Many of the in- jured were so badly hurt they were un- conscious and some of them were at first thought to be dead. LIST OF IDENTIFIED
 DEAD IN WRECK
 The list of identified dead follows: David Maraman, Shepherdsville.
 Mrs. Carrie Maysimmons Shepherds vile.
 Mrs. May Muir and George Muir, Bardstown.
 Mrs. R. Fl. Miller, Bardstown.
 Mrs. Arch Pulliam. Bardstown.
 James Thompson. Bardstown.
 Mrs. Thomas Moore, Sr., Bardstowll. Mrs. Mack Miller, Bardstown.
 w. Mack Miller, Bardstown,
 Mrs. H. H. Mashburn, Bardstown.
 John Phillips, Bardstown.
 Ben Talbott, Bardstown.
 R. C. Cherry and Mrs. Cherry. Bards- towns
 R. C. Cherry, Jr., BardstoWn.
 Mrs. Katie Ice, Bardstown Junction. James Morrison, IF, Bardstown June ton,
 George Duke, Bardstown Junction.
 Virginia Duke. 12 Bardstown.
 Rev. E. A. Bertello. Chapeze
 w. Fl. Thomas Miller, New Hope
 Flagman Greenwel of accommodation. Louisville.
 Conductor Campbell of accommodation, Louisville.
 Forrest Overhaul, High Grove.
 Emory Samuels. Deathsville.
 Thomas SpaIdlng. Springfield.
 J. w. Stansberry, Bardstown Junction. Cincinnati, December 20.-Louisville & Nashville passenger train No. left Gin cinnati at Ills o'clock this morning. The train was made up in Cincinnati and consisted of a mail, baggage and ex- press cars, three coaches and sleeper and parlor cars.
 An official gof the Louisville and Nash vile here tonight said through going sleeping cdr from Naw York to New Orleans 'is usually connected with tht train FAt Cincinnati. but this was not done today hscause Of tho late arriva pf thea New York train.