The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25

var, Mr. Maurer was Injured internally
and died shortly alter heihg released from
the delalk,
Miss Aiaurer was suffering with oqm'
preston az ihe baee ~ the brain, ahd lln'
Rered 10 great agony unlll an early hppf
Va y HaornlnG, 80
pot at iiOliYnF 10 welcome uieif ehlllfeh,
aud the news Of lle wreck nearly pipallA'
led ihem, When the bodies were taken W
linliyar ihey readily recognised tlielr son,
hat there was "a difference Of opinion re'
garding ilie daughter, the mpther ihinh'
Ing, aud ihe wish Waa u alhar % ihe
ihOught, that II was not her daughter, 10
badly was ahs bruised about lhe mead and
faee, MI and Miss MaurHr had Travelled
several hundred miles anl u seems q
strange action Of providence ilat lhrY
should meet death WilhlH halt nile pf
their destination,
An unknown lady, abeut % years Of age
was taken from lhH wreck bruised aud
bleeding, Htr skull was fractured and
ler leii ankle broken, besides several
bruises of minor nature hhe
died shortly after being taken out,
No one seemed 10 know her.
40 there were no marks OF identification
pn her body, hhe iisd in hef possession u
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road, ller identity has not yei been ca
lablished,
4 he seems ~ tho American hotel beg
gafh description, Crowds ihrongel tho
Railways anu entrances, aud the bullliug
was surrounded Will men ana women,
eager 10 gel some particulars iroA mo se'
oldeui,
Mr, aud Mrs, Maurer we're seated near
Nc remains Of their son ana daughter aud
their exhibition of deep emotion would
have moved heart Of stone. The shock
Was 20 sudden that they could hardly
realize ihat the children whom they had
hoped 70 olasp Ia their arms were nov
lylng bruised, mangled and lltelesa Ia
lheif presence,
II was lhe aamo with every one else,
lAeh pWhon seemed ~ feel that he or SHE
lAl met with "a personal misfortune,
AY0ung man named Conrad aun Of the
proprietor 0f Tie Conrad hoit az Mahhil-
lon waH in the wreck Ito was badly cut
about lha head and u piece Of tho ohandp'
ler peneiAled ilH right lung, IL IL
Thought he cannot live,
Mr Alhhugh, proprietor 81 The Navarro
'lul9e, Who Whh u passenger On ihr tfHiu
NaH Just Ia the act pi stepping on lhp rbar
iar when the ilfsl l0lt came, lln stepped
iaalily back, in tine W sec thn couplings
ireah aud The rear car take tie awful
ilunge W the bottom of the raylue, Ne
ilated that the ear seemed 10 turn over
nee or twice before II struck Tie ground, |
4 he Assistant superintendent uf the |
Wheeling and FAKE irle road was In tho |
ll'taled ear and had his hand on the knob |
u tue rear door, being iu the act Of stop, |
iinR out upon The platform when the chr |
eit the trtatle, That he escaped unluIured |
When one looks nt the condition Of the car, |
eema little leHh than miraculous,
An old man whose name could not be |
earned, 10 In a lying condition at The Amer |
ran llolme, BOLIVAR, lle IN badly outahoul |
he head, aud has received internal injur'
ra No one knows who he 10 aud he In too
'enk % dlyulge hle name, No hopes are
for bis recovery,
\ he ifealle at the point where the coach
Oh over a badly damaged, and workmen
'ere. huHily engaged ~ pairing The dam
~ last night aud today, Tho work
'ill be- completed this evening,
hen traffic will once more he resumed,
'ho wrookago u fthe coach which lioaln a
old under the lrDbile, IN cOmpiele.
Vorsmen are cleaning away tho dobrln,
nd all trace Of the sad accident will be
WuU fNOTIeT