Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-22

death. Jets of fearful fame spra,,,
wards from the wreck, or rushed b,.p
like steam from an escaped pine .ls
the trsck and through the pa..e,,.ss
cosches. II was a heart-r4ndin, -
awfully impressive spectacle TO ..,e -
big column Of red and roaring fame -
ing through the woodwork and m4l,i-,
away dozen human forms witbat,
soul under heaven being cap.lle
stretching forth an arm TO the r..c,1
Death, however, did its chief share "a
the havoc before applying the torch H.
finish Its CHASTITY work; but horror. "a
horrors what a fate was that re...,r.5
for poor DIR. Hallock. Not a rcr.t6
marked him when the collision occurred
He was on the foremost sleeping ooa.l
and was violently pitched forward int
the tangled mass of broken woodworl
but received no injury. Worse than IN.
jury, however, he found himself, ia al n.
strength and sensibility. locked up IN -.
heavy beams that made the foor-iran,a.
of the dismantled cars. The dreadful h.,
from beneath fared up suddenly AROMA
him. Men with blanched and beRila.r.3
faces stood upon the track or rushed iran.
tically 10 aud fro, crying. - L-there =.
help Tor DIR. Hallock Z" The fire shot ~.
with the intensity Of furnace. aud -.
umphantly defied any man 10 approx
and rescue the victims within it, grs.-.
Above the cracking roar the firm srs
intrepid voice of the doctor. in the mta.t
Of his remarkable agony. was heagl
e1claim u the men around tie scene 81
am not inquired; but l cannat escsra~
All that could be done by the people rs
Mast Hope who nOcked 70 the depot =,
give assistance failed 70 save the ill.ffaB
doctor but IL l. al least con-oling - KIN
be went down 10 his appalling doom viii
al the lofty fortitude ana rs-i,f,,-ia,,
Of "A Christian. Bnt tho doctor -
not alone IL. bis calamity. 4 nun named
Daniel Baur wa- ahmed and burned 81.
death ia q similar manner, and r. ru.
Wheaton wa injured il one 81 his ier.
A. linC o'clock in the morning. ait-
great cNerii0us, Fix hundred bodi,- '-.r.
rescued nom the ruins Of TIT -fnokiugt.r
ana ~ noon Of yesterday a passenger B.
the midday train reported thirteen 81.
rcd bodies lying along the track. Ihae
were comparatively few wound, a. IA-
ing spliuter~ wsre riEe. ana The ferrlt
force aud suaGeunes- II the -fae
4SAt i+'sIt4-#~ 10 But IT tfl4t -L~h1la % q.
Tor tt9-e near the point pf collision. S IT,
oi the train men ot the expires meg.
burt, bias none killed Da- 81 one a-
ars4 aud hiiy l.ea- ii baggsZe .g
eleven w,re -4yod tho rsfs binder gss-#
-'rayed r. ground up IN the wreck. b.
formation II the accident ,gas inns.-
af.iy tel.grlI Rcd - lle ofiiaers ~ ra
Erie Railway a. this city, win gave.
ders to have ir4iu made up 10 aaasag
surgeons - the scene nf disaster. as4 e..
take the necessary articles along ia- a.-
leyI4fIug suiisIIu-. Nearly al ill.,.
through mail ua.ter N4- destroyed -z-
WY maI., Rese saved tn tr..s a.-
clear, itr train, before noon 5 e-..r-.4s
Among others on the train a.ara Ml-
Black. @ite Il Prof Block. aud -i-e.r.
Mr.. Aaron T. King. 81 Pattern. y j.
She Wa aesempaIIad ~ tao tAl..ls'
Prof Gould and Geuer4l SapariHres.y ..
kaeEar sent 81 Ia ,isIz tae scene ,r e..
BuH4ia sAfie-- ye-ter4aB morning b..
u the injured per-gH- aere r,... .r.s.
l'aFt J,rsl-. where every att n,!.a r-
given lleIH-