, 1877-01-05
BRIEF ACCOUNTS.

soots" s"Poa ~ s ~. ~ -"
5es1aess at Ls pfaie; NO. eo,, go n0taa Ia. a.
rrgarsl to that la.ly's remarkable escape from
~ Mr., r f,raafc~ % wae IN N, no*,on .1cencr Tim
nr.s ~ s,",o ;, n..,,nrtnr ~ s,a.o'rpo , s"o ~
tho front end Of tl,e car, In sompan7 With her
little boy and its nurse. They had retired bc-
foro reaching Asl,tabu1a, Nrs. Bradley takiur
~. ,noo, hc,,h nn.1 sma n,,,., az c,,,1,, ~
them fell on the top Of tho "City of Buffalo,"
Mrs. Dratlley's statc-room, however, seemed to
remain right stdo up, and tho upper r,Art Ut
1eust wy not crashed in the general wreck
which followed. Even tho candle which she
llad left burning was not exsingushcd, but
rcsna!ned burning even after the car had landed
,,",,r H. .a 4ve IN haor; so,oa axs.e. % ~. y,
peatea's' nut hcafd no SOUND except that OF
!lcf own voice. sho looked below her for her
child ard the nurse. Al! ahe could see was that
they were underneath norttonnf tia wrec:,.
s,e ra,n, ,r,oa ~. ,hn ~, ,,t -. te,r tnS hsa
e''.s '","A, t.',o w ~ .t:1 wv Dat 's'' pu"e'
seemed to sink lower and lower with the debris
Not sound proceeded from that direction, and
thetr bodies Ind been crushed sbe nav 10 sav ~ *a thc
d.ugo- NJ I,rr oxy, r,o.,+ion ord ~. saaa.sM,,
danger ol aer own pos'tloa, ano tne necessity
of making her escape from the wreck. Tic car
~1oows win sce, were ., barred ban ,r. Win ss broken EN-, re
in awfui confuson ali arouna lcr ~
She succeeded, however, after liza nost
STRENUOUS cxcrttous. In cJtmbIDg un by tho
picccs oi the iron bridge 10 tic top ' Of
n ws 1 Sat s,ased 1st doFp r. upon them snl finally
Ti,erc stie saw Mcintyre, ons of the Lake sbSsc .
conductors, and called to lin for ASSISTANCE Io
ihis Tine bnt tnsn}y Clad, and Mr1ntyrc lore oil
this time wounded mai, called out to thcu for
help md Mcintyre succcc.lcd ia getting lin
muic mud M his "as eseana % from "Ju''' lie xreck. gNt
It was now tttuc to rat away. for lie nre WA
breaking out Ia full force. McIntyro and Mrs.
Dradiey had to walo tllroueh the watcs. and. and.
tic bank. Then lie wont to ths hotel. ascn1n.
tan,c,l iii tte tina hv hcr nnh1s s.beart r.. nrn.
tectvr. ami arrived at Tic hous, nearly frteet,.
Tiers sho remained oyer nIrht. hut was he
gutst the next tisy OF Ns, and Nrs. Henry Par.
sons, wtlo wcro entirr strangers Ia her. nit WIN
kindly fnol her 4, fi,ctr hn,nn ami mstfe hcr b.
romfortns,ie as no.aihie' 'o $3.50 '~ Ae' -
Mrs. Bradlcy kas ycrY good recollection OF
Thaycr. Of snsjnrosl,' Nsss' was ,tss' nrnha,iy "
buried to n.hes. NJ hrr rn,nsins Iaye i,ot hcri,
fol,nd. S,rs. Warston' mnti1rr. an.i rhiij. vnrs
In thc same tar. nnti Elsa nrrisicd. Xin1,t tho
ce,,tre n tr rr %rs roinx ,,oa;c. w n,ine.
" rentlcluau. with irou.rray hair md bcantI.
Via wnr. snStaciss. Tits rentie.n,n i,ad 1cer,
ycrY knd t. Mira nratlleyi. iitt,c l,ns. % sho,ysn-
hIii, soa,e Christmas presents wllcll ho ssil he
HrntlIny t]nes MT know his t,nrnr rErr"
VA. a,sn W. yn,,r~ ~o' ,nnm ,,' "A,, vnrv IN
neither ycry iirIt nor y"ry 1arE..
Snu uultc coo;-IookInr. When this {raln ia1
Mrs f,ra,i1cS notrct, this raupr A pp,, taiHing, i,
.xit ann.hr, 1rntic,nnn ,'o,n Il. nt,,x ronos
nIsr. ts 'D by III phnto@Taphs % With 1 n hnyc i'm
shown Gcr as nj. b, 4. torcrs. Of Ills div.
n" fcar ~ % liz cnr nr iudx sn, A.a ,,t1a tr' ~
liz ntt&r ahnut or veats olH nec,,ni",i ss.a;
near Str' Frann IIo,,ck}ns 1a1v md r,",,t1"1
man took lie train tIis siI,o Ok BuHaioMthn
Mrs. irai1cy rr,ucuhe,s That her nur..! nad. ,I.
ihc rcnarI H., th.x 1otsI ill., nn,efx.n ,auc
He'd nair. md Sfrs, HratlIey nas an itica tint
thuv wcrc Wr anj sirs ilal1 win Il viii isc ~
.,,n 49,, h.H G, ~ I.s, % ~ ~
"a -. ts' 1u e., ocem ~. ,r 49,
Sora ~ III ~ su.s' ,tnra ~" ,ror y" w.. IT,
and III. Tristwnrihr' tstb II wio1n r.rnnaa
Mrs Mra,itrx s"vs ,En ~ % wa vrrv mi sn.,.m
@ au ss , tn! tat tno ,a, saa.e 10
wn. III t''eo o'a' VI 'uA' P'aee
NJ iir,1,-r .,,,a MT .h,. =, .t+ nj, ,,o,a
thr '.Iicfs ~ i,.r t,rssst nd enrafn. e' m"n4
raraiiyc1y cnn'rt.h,t % md liz 1rr r'snas hnnetc Gun,
~. er s,, "ae 4s' 44'e"uo aoo :"
aeo "o@ 1'e1"o o,uu- .s ~
On boar, tho n,uSp',v @ Hn, traia va. ur. A. nurn,
hsr, ~ Sf4Ity,uk.. e..rsI.u.. ...t.s Ill
aa1Sa,,rc., in ;f. MA M IL .,,h WI
'lwaaxe1 ~. ~ ~: Iaua itastsnAd COMPANY; III.
nn19 ,at.,, .s,! , fet. tHt,aeh tosc IeaIai MINUTES
,.ie mue1 ~ thc pIsc 'e,t s4at ha9t ~ nshtaha!as
an. w. ttosy nas afeany Dcgn tou ~ thG tela-
Etap'e ~ aepasttAGht o. lIk 1NiHtaE. Ills ar
ras m chenso howEfer, wy u sufficient IN
poft.ea u haee lhinoas leporte! TO seek
iill. ouss ar Aufai'al ~as 1ou'ltl At tl!e GFatu
tI' ttasac' surrounded by ticantcss Ok hls
family, VINO had come otl to meet
I'm. 5,n,, II W. oe scme,ne'rd tlat Mir.
hutnham got ~ with q badly bruised foot, q
1au'ea Il sl!oaluer a.'l arm, and scaip wound.
~ Was Somewhat pale niil considerably shakea
y nlln anu cafsfesslY allowing his lAtna body to
alnk INTO ttlo oasy cs!1tf'sss Ut tic other. ay-
'ne tnns a!spo*ea himself, ar. kuf71llan pro-
ee,1eo 10 give tIis FcFs of the a!fair which. 1t
s1ti % seen. corresponds In nearly every parttc-
Aiaf wltt tlle accv!int he gava TIE Tribune !
ar's afrsSstponsent a. CLEVELAND.
=, i hls W" hlf' nlrnsa'ns second experience In 1
aittnu asehnnts iIss hFst haying been near
siss,tle. IN iou. Nc "as Il! tla snauktng-caE
',Is.. ,nI t!.c aaasat ocrufFctt lhcre were from
'a.HtcfA 70 twenty yarsnns In the coach. ln the
wv W. otnGT eoathes Ahead There were rl?pably 100
'aulu. He could tofM no estimate u how many
aFsoMa "ere IN the Other coaches. He thought