The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-09
PUSHED To HIS doom
4 New Victim Of the Jackson
Street TreSfle.
4 JUMP on The WONG SIDE.
fhars~. - s1sat, an Em<fnesr, Tyring
,as.e4.s . szsss. Car. Fatally Hast
tya Pail as thirty Feet

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gssors 4 Eastern 81 3 elys engiaseT. les -
Pssv5aenee bosgssaI "a = syiax cona.tsosl.
tae latest Siesssn % he gackssG stree.
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~ srasa "a. / vas approaching ihe
gsnsfsn saisy0a. on jEeksen street. AZ 8
9 s.oek yesterday 4ftsgnoofs. seost came
syp ne gaag. plank lsa3iag 70 tne Jackson
ssssss trsssie ard projected 10 SAX down
fhs trace TIE ears atsIy fhsn distant ataot.t
twenty-five feet Morton kessles, the
ggfpEaan. rang tAs gonE % give tie nlSn
Fsussee Of the approach * tbs tram sect,
saox 70 notice Sf the warning bat eoEtlr-
gsa on ia ssas c~ntes ~ the sTark IS the
train was going as the rate - hiE1e over
seven mlses M hour. tAe &c <. warning y as
given by Mr.. kesslss calling - the Esaa 20
get oct cf the way. The grlpmEa, or CIV
Ing tie Erst warIi-z. continued on for
about Tea feet add then l9oseasd the grip
ard pat OF both the foot-hrAEe and ms
le.eF-b7ake 10 stop fhe train, bat as the
sFacE was slippery tie stoppave .as rot
made as scon ns i coaid have been, had tie
track besa srV.
AEaP THE wRoxs Way.
AkEA EEsasta AIt=tsEas A&E kA@asaA
saFnesi bis head quickly. and noticing tie
tran. then very close. gave a iamp to f.ae
right, late nsiine 70 light on psece Of tim
REF some tselye inches spare. bat 40
close 20 tie track that The car. then al
most 70 = stapdstla struck him on the
night shoulder and ne HeHt Of the trestle.
failing between twenty-five and thirty feet.
fEoH4sLY FATAtLY arsT.
seatt was picked up by Ofsicers Yourhein
and Caldwell and saken % Providence hos
Tiial. xhere be was attended by Dr. Grant.
His injuries are a severe bTuiss on the left
side Of his body and several cuts and
bruises about the bead. His recovery IS
very doubtful
sc0TY MAS puLx soFEG,
scott appears % have no relatives in
the city. lie has been living IN Fremont
lately. and yesterday same down 80 see his
friend Garrett II the Mansion house Gar-
rett says that scott had just received a
letter from his SISTER IN Suffolk. England,
and be was considerably worked up about
rs contents. lie left the saloon. Garrett
declares. perfectly sober. having INDUCED
only ia tao small glasses OF beer scott Is
evidently an intelligent man. perhaps -
years OF age, was weii dressed and wore
several badges denotiug bis efficiency IS
evil engineer
s8fnfsG coUtn sT0F THR cas-
Milton kessler. the gfipman, has been
with the company ever since ID started, and
Is considered one Of the most reliable and
efficient men in the service According 10
passengers on the car, he did everything he
could IN avert the disaster and even set the
brake so tight that the car jumped Oft Of
the track an exhibition Of strength which
iew Tripmen are able to make The car
stopped, kcssler says. within eighteen
inches OF the place where it struck Scott
and Il only gave hIm a slight brush Had
he stepped of Of the track on the other
side or gone directly across the track. a.
the gfipinan expected him 10 do. the acct
dent wouId not have happened.
UNCONSCIOUS ANp DYING.
Scott was still unconscious NJ midnight
ana his death was expected before twelve
hours