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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-27

Shoenakeryille. Pa, station on the Read
Ing railroad fifteen miles north OF Reading.
was the scene OF a terrible railroad wreck.
The ill-fatcd train IL the cannon-ball
which leaves Philadelphia AT A o'clock In
the afternoon. liz left ON time but was sew
eral minutes late leaving the outer station,
owing 10 the large crowds who were return
Ing home from the Berks County Fair
scyeralexira ears bad 10 be added 10 the
already filled coaches. and delay OF hfteen
minutes was caused. The engineer began
making up the lost time aud In few seconds
the train was running at lightning speed.
Suddenly there was crash. arnmbling OF the
passenger coaches over the ties. and down
went the engine. tank, baggage. express,
and parlor ears and the passenger coaches
into the creek which borders the road NJ that
point.
The sight was n hcart-ronding one. The
escaping steam from the locomotive added
to the horror and but for the baggage and
express ears which preceded the passenger
coaches hundreds would have been literally
cooked alive.
The crash was heard for great distance
and hundreds OF people were soon MT the
scene OF the wreck. The accidentw caused
by number OF wrecked coal-cars in the way
OF tile passenger train.
This first wreck was caused by acollision
between a freight and coal train. The coal
train was running at a moderate speed, part
OF her train having torn loose, when sud
denly freight which followed came thun-
deriug around curve. and before the engi-
neer could stop his train II crashed into the
rear OF the coal train and threw u number
OF loaded coal ears across the nortll-bound
track. The Cannon Ball express was then
due and before the danger signal could be
given II came la sight. Engineer John
White did all he could 10 avoid the accident,
but without avail. aud when the engine
struck the wrecked coal ears 10 left the
track aud carried the ears as above mem
toned down u steep embankment and pre-
clpitated them into tho creek thirty feet be-
low. There followed an awful scene.
Women screamed. children cried, and men
moaned. Willing hands at once set To work,
aud within short time thirty injured had
been removed and several killed were also
taken out
At , o'clock In the morning 800 men were
still at work, but they were making slow
progress.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-27
Hung al. VIE IN Inv the rar..

People living near the residence OF W. l..
Consene OF Colchester, Ill. were aroused at
night by cries and groans evidently pro-
cecding from his house. crowd soon
gathered and broke into the house. There
they met n horrible sight The fiendish hts-
band had his wife, bride OF six weeks sus-
pended by her ears the blood running down
both sides Of her face. Great patches OF the
young wife's hair, which had been pulled
out by the roots, were strewn on the floor.
Conscnc was obliged 10 flee for his life. as
the neighbors started 10 lynch him. In tho
morning he surrendered TO the officers and
was taken 10 Macomb ndjalcd.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-27

During James Lcdenhan's absence from
home at Merriyalc. Tex, his little sOn was
found In the yard playing with his fathers
Winchester. An older daughcr attempted
To take the weapon away from the boy, and
the gun was accldcmtiy discharged with
fatal effect. The ball entered the boys
mouth and passed through his brain, killing
him instantly. The screening and distracted
girl hurried into The house for assistance.
aud on entering tile door felt over the pros
trate body Of her sister. The ball, after Us
work OF death In the yard. passed through
the weather boarding Of the house and killed
the second member OF the house The bail
took effect IN the rear part Of her head aud
was found lodged Ia ber mouth.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-27
ponhle Mrees on llre D. nnd o.

An castbound freight-train on the Balti-
more aud Ohio road, twelve miles from
Connellsyille. Pa, was dashed Into from the
rear end by a fast-timc freight running ut
the rate OF forty miles per hour, demolish-
lag the engine aud caboosc. The engine of
the wrecked train was sent for assistance.
and while returning, through a iagman's
carelessness, was run into by the wrecking
train near the scene ~ the first collision.
James Shields, the engineer, was killed, and
Fireman Harry Cuphert was badly injured
internally, while john Reynolds, fireman OF
the wrcckng-train. was badly cut aud
scaldcd. Several others suffered minor in
juries. The wrecked ears completely block
AIDE travel.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-27

The Downcr's Grove Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy express, while running at top
speed, plunged headlong into the rear coach
OF an Illinois Central excursion train re-
turning from Addison Park, crowded with
eNcursionists.
The accident occurred Just west OF KedzIc
avenue, Chicago. Tho train consisted OF
fifteen ears, all crowded, and the thirteenth
aud fourteenth ears were telescoped. killing
four people instantly and injuring score
more, several fatally. Two OF the latter
died soon after. The names OF the dead are:
Lily Diener. aged rs; Margaret Diencr aged
IL; otto Schloen, died at county hospital;
Theodore Boger; unknown man, aged
81; unknown man, - years old.
Nearly score were more or less danger
ously injured.
The Illinois Central train was the third
section OF big excursion known as the
fourteenth annual Evangelical Lutheran or
phau asylum excursion. The asylum is To-
Gated at Addison Park. aud 1900 Germans
had taken their dinners and gone for happy
time. Dancing and games had been the
order OF the day and the people returning
were singing aud In the midst OF enjoyment
when the crash came. One OF the men on the
platform, who has not yet been identified,
had his head crushed from his body and II
was picked up a mass Of pulp. Theodore
lioerger was crushed almost beyond recog-
milton. Rosa Diener. a younger sister TO
Lilly Diener. was also standing on the plat
form. but next TO the steps, and the shock
knocked her OFF, thus saving her life.
number OF physicians soon arrived and
began administering 60 the victims ms they
were extrcated from the wreck and carried
into the Douglas Park station. Many neigh
bors opened their houses, and the injured
were taken to the private residences until
their friends on the train could hunt them
up and take them home.
The men In charge OF both trains insist
they were not ut fault.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-27
ratner and Son Kn,ed nv rrrln.

James and John Gladson. father aud son,
were killed by Wild engine OH the East
Tennessee railroad near Oltcwal.
They were riding Ia a wagon drawn By q
blind horse. The animal had just cleared
the track when the wagon was struck. The
old man was thrown thirty feet; tho boy.
about 10 years old, went fitty feet before lao
struck the earth dead, his skull being
smashed into little pieces. The engine had
pulled train 81 mormons into Chattanooga,
and was going back right ahead OF the regu.
lar train
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-27
1T is A TRIPLE SITE.
WASHINGTON AND JACKSON PARkSAND
THE LAKE-FR0NT.
shot by "A scoundrei-An Expiosion-His
Last sensation-Faiher and Son
Kilied-Etc., Etc.


The site for the Worlds Fair Is TO be
Jackson and Washington Parks.
The Lake-Front will have two or three
handsome buildings on IL containing such
exhibits as will be particularly attractive AT
night. but the commission Is almost un-
animous in its desire for major portion OF
the Fair at the southern end OF the site. In
fact the fear that the southern end would be
Disseminated against in the Interests OF the
Lake-Front inspired some of the Commits
sioners TO object TO the Lake-Front being
made part OF the site at all, and the asser-
ton that the commission would have the
apportlonment when deciding ON plan and
scope was the only thing that quieted
them.
Final action, however. was harmonious.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-27
ra,al Result. of cioudbur.t.

Two families OF gypsic~, numbering min
pcr,ous, camped on the ford OF the creek
about mile north of Evansville, ARK.
During the night u i supposed they were
struck 10y cloudbursi, as the bodies OF six
of thcm who had been drowned were recov-
cred. Those drowned were Dinah George
aud two children aud Hannah Jones aud
child. The men saved themselves and one
Guild by clmgiug TO some trees. The mcn
say they own farm near Kansas City.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-27
mighwaymen on a street car.

Late at night two road agents took possess
sion OF street car on Ogden avenue. John
Lynch was the only passenger Oh the car,
and In response To the command OF hands
up he complied without hesItancy aud was
relieved OF his purse, containing $50. and u
gold watch. Both OF tho robbers were
masked 10y having handkerchiefs over their
faces, and when the WORK OF holding up
Lynch was completed they lett the car aud
took 10 one OF the side streets.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-27
Two Mon iurned 90 penlh.

Conrad Tlosbacb, stable foreman, aud
Frederick 1schuler, siableman, were burned
to death Ia iirc Ia the stable and cooperage
on West Foriy-iirst street. New York
Emil Dornberg aud Casper stapf, cooper-,
were dangerously injured. shortly after d
a. M. the neighbors heard an explosion. A
few seconds later flames burst from all parts
OF the building. llosbach was seen coming
out leading frantic horse. lie said that his
apprentice was inside cutting the halters
that held the horses. The crowd begged him
To remain away and let the horses so, hui lac
persisted. leu horses were rescued. Hos
bach made the fatal mistake of returning
after bringing out the tenth horse. Ills body
was found OF tho ground crushed under the
weight OF horse. His apprentice lay near
him
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-27

The following has been posted at
every station on The New York Central
and Hudson River Railroad:
To All Agents: On and after Sept.
30 any promotions TO be made on the
road must be made for men now in the
employ OF the company. IL you need
new men you may hire them. but IN no
case are you 10 employ any man who
left the company Aug. :.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-27
l,iot netmecn Mhltc Men nnd Negroe..

Near Brundidge, Ala, "A desperate fight
took place between TWO white men named
John aud William Faulke aud hfteen
negroes. The negroes belonged to a bridge
gang on the Alabama Midland railroad.
ono OF the white men was severely wounded
In the tight, and one negro was Killed and
several badly hurt The exact cause OF the
trouble has not been learned, but II is sup
posed that Il grew out OF drunken row.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-27

Damaging Testimony Against Persons.
The home OF Mrs. III. Persons. who was
murdered recently, was searched and fur
thcr evidence OF how she was Killed was re-
yealed. In her husbands desk, locked In a
private drawer, was ragged piece Of iron
about six inches long weighing pound and
a half. IL was smeared with blood and mat
ted hairs aud was wrapped IN a linen cloth.
la the rear yard under AN old lumber pile
was found a sheet spattered with blood aud
a half sheet literally saturated la blood.
Persons refused TO talk.
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country. Our imported pattern, have jn't
country. our Ina ported faN.ion. lihyr ys'
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Gountrp Real estate to II
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+ Ing village In CentraI Florida house 8
years old verandas surrounding large hfe'
place; and otherwise completely and a..
tssctiveiy furnished lot 200 feet squar, Tor
gordon every facility for comfort: cult:
vnted society DAILY orders taken az door ana
oil supplies easily obtained. For Ihn,o
,. toMSTOCK. South Norwalk. Conn.
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f!nta Go Get, 1urnishco

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Brooklyn.
Gitn 6cuses 90 fet.

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, West 97th.st.. four.story. dccofitd.
OWNER. 20 SaS,au.s:.. Room "a. II 70 g.
IN o LET.-Two hanffom 4.story houses,
J 1876 and $40 West 9&th.ft. decorated
near IL" station; built Tor Investment
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service water supnly rent Lnoiera;s. Apply
TO J. J. HOwELn all PrrAdway.
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w HrsLclass house; oth'r5. SiENENs.
Oth.ave., cor. 93d.N.
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~ i'.,NU.tht m college, SEMINARY, club.
,u,utlon city or count, l,st r!li,L,"-.
WI BOWEN. 800 .d.l,".
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BOARD arG HccEo.

5zTii.S., 20 >r.-ILIrd Eoor front
4 ro1n,.. vl:h board H.. Moor large
az. r.i's nee. given aid r"lui"d.
tOT!i.ST. - WEST.-I".irablo second
4 Q NOR: also hail room. fourth lODr VITA
GARD references exchanged.
40 EAST NTu.ST.. near B:oldwaT.-
y Large room. one fight alsu lial Tor;
permanent or transient; with or without
board.
Brooklyn.
A COMFORTABLY FURNISHED 'front.'
"A Alcove room. FOR trO GENT. men OF aar.
Rcd couple excellent LOaid god location.
GQ1 DcaI-s:. near l;ond.st.
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Elats 90 Ect. Hnturnisle9

n ELLEvILLE ard PASSAIC. 120.l23
- West 85th.St.-7 liQht. siry ROOMS ana
bath; sanitary plumbing improvements
eenvenient location; janitor. wa:chnAn
49b, go. ADRIAN u. UEGENAN
co., IX31 Bfsadwav
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Gttp Tfal 0slaie 60 Get.

ITO LET.-StorS With fixtures and apart.
i mentr In 505 I-al-ah".sye.. jersey C!;y
Heights, n. J. ; fsnt sl."0O.
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