Daily Republican., 1882-10-18
FIFTH EDITION
FATAL ACCIDRN1

n K,,1a% nE1% S%.n man. ON rhsP. w.4R.l
IIOn. "are Suna
, "A About !. 3 o'clock yesterday ,,...
was wa employed as brakermaagnA agAler, wb
' W: q D. 4. R. was struck "h hn on the 3
at Moody's Crossing near n oy bridg
junction, and knocked frorn Su0 :, pelawan
Sue wh.a,r car ne fell directly nnd.t rpS topo
wneSls svat and the whole train NJ Huer ID
[sight cars passed over him VI WENT
on MS head and otherwise n, GQtt1
him In a shocking mannon onnutmlIattu
mains were found scattaHa; IheN
"a, sn3 track, cut into nine @ pisool aroun
sac y. OF the head was mashed bSOes, g. On
tne Ll Grains were oozing out. ma nay an
was cut in two across the s,ou he bod
the arms and legs " ere ont ut'iuSchr u. 40
pieces pieces; They were gathered 1V SS'et' q
place9 In small packing boy up an
rnUveu r,,S 70 the morgue on ShiDIevs sau .,a Y
where Mr.. Palmer had tbep '0y street
the best he could in an Ice hnx laid Ou
The deceased had lust s,or'., O,@,
V,Ol work tqr the com pany, and yss,aIa S n
was wa his first day. He belooUn oOs.e'day Just y
Philadelphia and had forme.lge TUgged i
employed to run a stationsrv 'ply Oes
the water works, In tha, .eSnglnss
mother other resides az North Wal" I" .htl u
twenty miles above PhiladsJnSSI,ts s0Ou
the Pennsylvania railroad ol
about 30 years of age, ,butiti, M ne va
whether he was married Or ny. "U' knOwl
had told men that his home W., w.. as y
some friends, at No. 1907 Son,S SAS . witty
teenth street. The only artIcia, Ia seven s
on him we're a leather nlatcbSo. Vo found
two cards, one being that Of p. aOd
liquor store at Seventeenth ana 'S@et
lngton avenue, and the other I ho.. M@l1
name OF Miss Kate Hopper TV,o W. toe
South Eighteenth street ' NO' Ia
The Coroner summoned a ir,
held an inquest this mornin1S 1Ny a1a
Morgue. The conductor and fS,ssIA ~ IA
were examined, both of whom hss1a9 t"ss!S
that the man was in his place ON n't,acI t,a
the car, attending to his dptV Vu wL:p Ls'po
was struck by the bridge EeItSsau Ruou
them saw him when the accidsrt :.
CURED, neither did they know fIs ofis 70 70
I'll the cars had passed over bis bn5V 5 W.
The hagman at that point 'aT un y
body under the wheels when ahoa., sew % !,
the train has passed ever /, Dt' bD, nal 10
unable to do anything. Tbe svid."S STI W.
also showed thai Tie bridge at % M"odU,
crossing is very low, and il ANA, % N.Y.
posed that the deceased had D,"n0, 'S
calculated the distance. r'''''
The jury after q short delibar,so.
rendered the following verdict up.
solved. That it is the sense Of mi, inSI
that the deceased, Harry D, TrcssIs!
came to his death bv hsi"
while in the discharge Of bis j0tv % ssS
of the p, W. g. B, R,RM
run over by che cars Of SII
company owing to the oTuess O' M
bridge at MOody's Crossing and VIM,
jury would recommend that the o6Sts
rle be removed" "
One OF the trainmen told a reportst
This morning, that after the accident M
examined the bridge, and found thai M
The place where deceased was struGE
The timber, which was somewhat WOrpl
eaten. was dented in, and covered Win
blood and hair, His mother has beeD
informed by telegraph of thesd fate q
her son, and the remaius will bssent d
Philadelphia this afternoon