The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-15
BROKEN ON 4 WHEEL
TerribIe Death Of an Engineer
at Day Station.
4 cHApTEa Of MILL ACCIDENTS.
une sssn's Leg BroAen - springbrook
aaa Anethers - sfsneAan--A
ska4is Farmsrss Escape.

Earnusi BserIne met with horrible death
vassefiay morning 1t 8 O'Clock, IN Day
E<ofhefs suwniH 81 Dag station or the
k<1flie. Lake shore = Eaasssn railway.
I}eerlnR -. attending 10 bis duties as en-
fineer. when his clothes got caught b.
f4e@H susaIs drum and he hslt, and be
wa8 sn1tantiy thrown fSon this On the silass
q ! iaree d7ufn making 1s9KsvolutioDs Per
rnfnnss. He Vas carries around several
xImes ~ she shaft until bis clothes we're
torn from bis bsdy. lie WAS then thrown
distance Of ten feet on q platform thFse
feet nf0se The seveI OF the al1afk
j When taken from the PLATFORM BesFing
fosaa 20 Be fatally inlasei. and he sui
ffrsd intense agony utstil mis- death. halt an
hour aftfy the accident. caused by the shock
% his ne<yOus SYSTEM. Dr. r. 3. Miller
4as At once autographed for. but Beefing
had Died before tbs doctor arrived. Anex-
*n4fnntson 81 the body showed thai the
whole right side Of the chest had been ter
xibiy lacerated and tne ribs terribly iaeer-
4<A2 and the ribs fractured. In fact, the
xasole body va badly bruised.
Nj. &.eefinK Was uatiEe 81 Denmark.
nfca 81 years, and arrived at Day station
#fsk ago. bringing his wife and SIX chill
dfea from Michigan. Tie was IN poor cir
rxfussfances and the children are young and
helpless. Tie mill hands. in view Of the
want Of The norfuwing widow and orphans
xe1sef0usfy made up 4 collection toward the
expenses Of the funeral.
The funeral will BE- held today and the
bo<ly viii be inferred IN the cemetery at
fremont
AecFpRsT n A.. oKIfxIA MIL.
4ananas Il. Ksmpstsr had his right Lex
h*oken Wednesday afternoon IN his saw
mill al 6pfingbroek. two miles from
uriIIia. on the Northern Pacific railroad.
He bad taken another mans place Ia the
mill. a. The farce was short man and
there Was an extra amount Of work 10 do.
While shifting . large piece 81 timber II
slipped from the cant hook ard struck his
le9. HedRing Il against another piece Of
timber sid frmctursng both bones just
assgVe the ankle. Mr.. kenpstef was
thrown with considerable violence over the
frssrk and had biz back and side badly
bruised.
Dr.. Asian. who was atspring brook.
Yfsiuasd the fracture as much as he could
and seiegraphed for Or. II. u, NJ. Miller.
nr. Miller went out nj : 80 p. m. and the
Treasures wefe properly reduced by the
doctors snd I'll possible relief given 70 the
injured mea.
Yesterday morning Mr. Kempster was
brought 20 providenee hospital. accom-
panied By hts wife and brother, e. w.
Kempster. who will remain with him until
Il Nsll be saIss 20 remove him so his home.
Mr. Ksmpster was resting easily last even
inT.
Mrs. Kcmpstef Gays she will have 10 TO-
turn home for o short time. in q day or
tNp. is her husbands mother. who resides
with fhesn II 81. aud being nearly 30 years
IL see. IL ii feared she may not recover.
AaorHKR aAwmsLG @Aa Hunr.
Nsils sesuna had hia right leg broken
ksInesdAy afternoon In Nelson sawnlill.
Il NE&ban. thirty eight miles from this
city. on lie Seattle, Lake shore 4 Eastern
railway. eevsfss got caught by the haut-
up fope. which pinned his ankle against
fIin Wheel breaking the feont bone. Had
be nof had the presence of mind 10 pat on
th6 AtAke. he would undoubtedly have
hean thrown over the wheel and instantly
killed
sevens came 20 Providence hospital
"Wednesday evening ard received treat
ment. When the swelling goes down DIR.
Willard will reduce The fracture. Sevens
Il i 2wsxin and single. and has boon work
lng IN Nelson's min during the past three
mouths.
III. ilpnnelly received such injuries from
m accident az the haal-up OF the same
mill tn March. isss. that he died shortly
afterwafi IN Providence hospital. Sevens
eonsldeEa his escape very fortunate.
krsFkRNa PROM As oLS lSlUay.
uaosre level. who had his right leg
hrokSn IN Queen Anne town. ia January.
fssz. rs being thrown from alumber wagon
through the breaking ct a brake. has been
al Spxin9hFuok ever since. Although the
homes we're set at the time Of the accident.
she have failed 60 unite and Mr.. Lowell
has heeas great sufferer. Small pieces 81
the hanss have been continually working
through the flesh and cauAing him intense
aEaas Last "Wednesday morning he left
ErFlnehFuok for a hospital ia Illinois.
where be hopes 60 receive treatment that
viii lead 10 his leg getting weil without
asaputAtsan being necessary
AccanENs ~ A sgA0gr ysHf.zy NAs.
tseorrs A. kalleea. Mount Vernon
farmsE. bad narrow escape from death az
sSl & clock last night whfie sosag aboard
the sseasneF Cascade, lying n Nesler wharf.
He came 30 tawn yesterday morning.
snss Intended te start henae again lass night.
The steamer W. h. MefWin was lying az
ahe end 81 fesleF wharf and the Case aee
eatsiaa and alongside nf her. kaiieck
started 10 - atuesra ~ The Merwin. intend.
itaN 60 cross nor lswef dessk and get aboard
tbs cascade. He stepped from the slip to
she deck and missed his footing. As BE
fell overheard be struck bis head upon the
pigiag The hlow rendered kalIoek iWseu.
sissss. ard he was powerleSs 20 aAa himself,
ard enly the prompt action Of soaae ty-
ssAnSSrs. who immediately rescued him
from tAe water. saved his lsse
IN examination 81 his head revealed
sArse-eornerea eat extending 10 tho hoae.
The latter WAS not injured. snd kaliuek
was renewed 20 erovidence hospital. where
nr. Goasispeel earelaiy dressed the cus
kalloek has wife and family residing
On 4 farm ahaxe Aagsat NeTnoa. where he
has lived teg Gre years. he Is a man d
souae means aaA Is wall Saoaa In TIE
..1Sk sEil river valley.
gaaEx HAD Nh PERMITS.
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