, 1873-08-18

ihklnE q light with him to stop tho fr0tBht conn
Imp up beliind US. .IIo Walked tlorc. about Two
nl!ios and a lalf, and then walked back.
lloportor-How long WAS ho nsay2
Mr., DurgenB-It seemed about throo hours:
Topostor-aTllon ho came back What did ho
Arr. Durgoss-Woll, lc did w1lnt ho con1d 1o
begged mo to toll him what to do, but ho could
not bo got to attcnl TO tho mon. flo Baiu ti9
could not. 1Ie would do anything for thoH and
loncstly bcitoyo ho would, but no could not
ontlnro tho night.
Roportor-fIow long was 1t boforo tho doc"
tors nrrivod2
Mr. Dnrgess--rhoy any 4 was about @ m l,on5
more, NOR }, iii iii. Huston, tho station aEent from
Lomont, camo over and I saw hin md eaitt;
a For dol'a aakc, got eomo docsors." -Ho wa'kod
back and brought soinc ,
Nerortcr--Dld you ECO Dr.. rioroo?
MIR. Durgens-A thick-aot, chunky man?
1soportor-Illnt would answer Ills description.
Mr.. Durgcss-aoe him, I should think 60!
Ho'a tho l,oaa Of doctors, ho H. Hc just turned
right III, turned away tho crowd, eeiSod them by
tlio collar when thoy endeayorcd to got in tho
way. Ho waa evorywhoro at onco, and a1waya
doing something useful. mover saw q man
moro COO! md determined. ,-..
Roportor-Whore did the crowd como from.
Mr.. BurgoBs-l don't know, but 1t
hour aftor tho collision tho whole coun-
try had turned out. Thcre were some pretty
t9'ngh characters thorG to- tell yoa They
Wero como gentlemen on board thoro, aud thoy
refused to admit thom.
Isoporter-Wcro tho Pullman coachos In
jureta
h1r. BurgcsB-Not bit. Tho patont coupling
savcd thom. They roared up, but whom tho pas
sougers ran forward thoy sank down again qnot-
II. don't think thore IL particle Of harm dono
the1n. Tho upholstery Ia ruined, OF courae.
Rcportor-Dld yon 500 Mr.. DraBs2
calling ont for Mr.. DraBs. and ut tho enme tl,uo
A mntt starrercd Il, and nni1 tWil mt somo mo
lclp mo r. lily back was towards him, and I
% tnp tHomSo,yoa % wRon fo XII down ~ Htb tbe donr
p5or 11an. hs was torribty hurt' Some at the
nsssonrera M look lin IN mid wranpod eomothtng
rm,nd him Ink Ria 'ffcaf ramn awnv 3.ith
% hs e1otlea ia 1as vas nus yerv pS n,ot WILL
l.. Ronortcr-Dtd 20, rof;ca ,T,v o4bors 4horc ,
Mr nupccaaW1, u yos ne''eH Thayo Ky os xaa G"nt "
Lottle of Springfield, who boLared Ike = hero.
II nonortoruN'Nn Hro ~ ToI hc h'9 IL Soa1 s1ousa'
MI nrrecaaS1oor sc1iow didn't tri,1. ba
con1a Iva IL ,r"a ho;1od torri%1v @ sT' haara
aomoboiy calling !" Burgess, Burgess,5a and !
know ola how Io n ho emma to know vI e aakea a lin
wat hp cst %nntGa and no saa a% o bnr
for ~" % nn;a M1it H. " T.; IT." 7o''ss ,aue
lin ' hi1 a,r,,1,ow ~ vh;a,v md
n % 1ovisoa n t,o s"14ow M s,,d asay nmt h mnha
~, ., y 49,; ta ~ ntntaa :, =, 1on rato
Il ont for lin Ia aaiI q + nm " Tctt1c Tia
nmnitno n,aT onI ti,n1 In ront 1T ~ ~; ia M
whnt tn wr;tn ~ rat,nna1,v and M coalIv M II In
me- stm,1a and nv In ~ - rntct, ~ on1 ca,, a,i
| an,,t III on1hodv lava +,or, HI ~, ~ ;,
dia aa IN tn' ~; ona ,nro ~, NV saa liz +,r
to1d iin '7 Esd' .zritInn mt A i,ia iii
an1 % t,o trnd to aion W 4 and theTc u IL wiih thc
names of ". Ta%rtn Ola and A. q. n,,rooss+ w;tnesana.
Vn,e xo1, !, sasa ho T. on m onr have Eont
~, T. W.: 1,, Sr.,.. d,.,,ors 49, ia.aa ~ snd 1oak
|
NJ Iottjo. oiosr ert right throuch. Aud ho
! In ioai De- o
nouorter-pld mauy Of tlom act like tliat7
:htr. Burgess -sovoral Of thom showed tho came
'Ag HnnortarnI anr nm II, tbo snoki,e.car cs.
capo unhurt? 0 N '-'0
is: pnrsess-1t may soem ]i1e to romance. ,; ..
tn hnnr tho etnrv. irhora wan craxy fellow on
lila NV tn tho 1svlnm st Jacksonville, Mo was
nniav ~ mi - 5ancoro,a and NJ Wss hand c,,ffed and
Piaeod n tho smoEing:ear whom ne loft chicago:
md. wnnted mn tn md hss brothor.
tol1 Ior he woull bo looked nfter.
and tried tn ouiot hor down.
but rno would not rounit, stu, / VIVA afraid Of
| her ,rcttinr into trouble. Sho told ma her
brotl.e was crazy, and could not look after him
solf. tr;o,i to Roen her far n momont. but slo
oscnped me- Presently eho came buck with tho
crazy folIow Win n,iponred to cnfov The gceno
foii IN tla meaow. H Ho mi baon blown bv tho he
forcc " Of tho o1nlonion twenty or thrty feel. and
Ind not a eca1d or a scratch abo,,t him.
Roporto1.~Tlat did van do with hjm2
elooninr- -coachoa. Int la became 80 violent ne
Ionll Tin for,rord 1~ ~
lnnnrierNAni he vaa tho only boinr WIN ea.
hlr, BrrgeYs-Tho only one. There WAS another
incident which seemed to mo extraordinary. The
noy WIS IN Tue smoAlhg-car, anu No was pl1Mn I'm,
| sLoa,, ~ 1.h aI.,.,n. ,.I.,-o - - ,tt;2r,
lie was badly ecalded, but / think ho viii
get ovor 1t. / asked him how he felt, and he
said hsB worst tronolo was the losa OF n,9 M
huI'as @ ds''' ouap' +,,s 4,sa+
cnmld s;t dnwn hnro ami te)l yon incitionin ali
night, only you aro 80 busy. Thoro Was one