The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-18
An Episode OF a Railway Train.


II "as & bitter cold night III Janu4r,
e nignt "hen homeless wanderers OF
the moor mI-a. have sunk down All,
iF-z"A - death, al tbc yery marrow
s-euie'l = coa9nt. ia one . BONES
Ihere 3 oue 4trtt advantage II
steam. sFo"ir'i "a old gentleman Il
tho corner sat "lad ani wea.he
doat atF q e. y tiesh aaI bloos
hpt-e cn4.t . hI-At ike thIs. ba
tie iTon A'r-t kee.7 straight ahead
whether the t"er.Da meter Is x zrr0 q
ooiiia2 Mater he.'.
Just then tie conductor en.ere
ichei'. ge'tlenl n.
IL > tToadl"t night, conductor,
sa'd, ieei.nS "itA >I'iienci fingers foi
my t1eHtt ~ TIE of'ast POCKET oi my
'"at.
DFra iid|' sir, tee.lns'y responded
'he conductor :" ay, tue trakemen
can i've outside. 50 / look the other
way Wien tnsy crawl III, poor fellows
10 get breath 81 warm air al TIA
7tof". Nc have not had such night
since year ago tue "a 0f February,
Nheh LON biakes.ee, the baggage
master iroAe 10th tlis feet, ans. a
"oman' who va, coming on from Chi
c'So, got OH at brunns -Four Corners,
with her baby ia her arms. corpse"
Frozen tp death:'
Ay, frozen - death, aud She nev er
thought. poor thing. but 1t was asleep.
MY baby cold, ,aid she, 'Dut we'll
mn ~ u xHg. rot E.g.,x Il
WAS just such a night a. this
And the conductor opened the door
and plunged across the coupling, into
the next car, c ylng out:
'iiardwick"
1t is quite considerable city, with a
handsome IRON depot. IL ,riny gas !amns
and the usual crowd around the plat.
fo,,, ,,,,h 49, t,.,..'i, p
ots a,,d ,L';r -
,byn,,@h ,h., ,,,',,, '.."o
the l., af ,-n,. .r';., a'i -. '
cnterai ,,, sI.ndar Tannr ~ INV
nirI wand - ar.'. ,,i.,,Ia, h"n
apn ,,.a,,n., n.'., I,,,l. trav,I;a ha,
If ,r,y -, t';,i,nad n',,h - ""'
cnlersi Wv, t,,'n',~. ~" ~ s.t sa'.
t,s.- noe ,,,ns.a - -,
and finally -, i,,.,, ,.,.or H. L.
"parda5 ma yo,,,,, ,'' i,d' o ~ sa;a
..hn, ,n1, 1,''t ,.,tar % o '
stnyn
She .,a,t.d hc>i,o.ca q, ;,s,,n, and
then ol.xad
Do. th,. ,r,;,, .,o Ra,.,.o. :.
sb. n.k,d IN v',,ce 50 snf, ana AL,
c;o,.I,, s,,-... ,t,,, :, -, - .,.;,,
,hrouoh me-
"Yes. c,nIb. of-service - von :,
"Oh no. At least no, - we reach Bavs-
water. wonid like YOU to oct me- a
carriage then"
We shall not be there vet these
three hours"
DO VIZ stop again -
Only AZ Exmouth. =
She drew deep SIGH seemingly OF
fclici, and settled hic~ III corner ID!
the light OF the lamp that huhs III It's
brass tiNture4 opposite, could see hcr
Iace--tbat Of u lovely child. Appar-
cntiy she was no more than Sixtcer'
with large blue eyes Soioeh .air'
bru. he'd smoothiy back from her face
ana ilt'!e' rosy mouth IKE 'ha' o'
oahs'
DO y"u expect iilenos 20 nce' YOU
At Bayswater, my child asked IN
iiacn'"i'y'
40 SIR am gong 70 st"oo' .'ie'e-
III VIII oe ai' a" A"siA '''''', -
10 aFri'e-"il' III me morning
oh' / aih h"' a'' ''.''' sac s''a' VIZ.
a"i,S' ''''if i'"s'i' SHALL - '''"'S"'
to the se"d"aiy
70 the express Tram 'H"n'oiea on
with its steady c'a'e'es' P"l'ihg At us
IRON n,'' = ''n'i '''''S''''' 90
Suddenly the signal whistle sounded
ana tue tram o'Sah 10 s'a'Ne'' i"S
speed
Suft'! We are nov at i-H ., ''.''' w.
Thought 'u"'eNs nave 'i''e" ""o''n-
sc'oHsIy asleep ana "''""'n =, '"o f'o-
e'r'S 81 '''iic 10 ''' ~ '.i' ,,,
S'atcei N NY ""'cn' " vas '"fe'!
Iah past l i a'' l N''e" We VIZ. ''0,
due ut ENmou'h ""uI after i |
ruohea Tie 'foN' 'f''" '"' l'"e "i''
looked out 49,,
We nad stopped at j I"le'! .'''''
way station III the midst o' oense
pine "N"