The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-23
SLAUGHTERED.
Two Men Struck by a Ft. Wayne
Freight Train.
They step From One Track to
Another, in Front of the
Engine.
Albright Kessler, a Marion Street
Restaurant Keeper, Killed.


Jasspb Baksr. an Agoa geamster, Prob
- - -. ~ yo.,,.,,i,..
ably Fatally Iljured-kuh PARTICULARS
of a Distressing Accident Which Oc-
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ourreo NoaE 'ne 'O"Vh ~ '"N' CD
Crossing.
Albright hssSIvF aHN 900 b7kaI, tWo
wen known men pl Us '.'N' tIs' Winu vi q
disastrous aco,dsIt along .Nc f'' Wayhe
railway lh.s lealay h'fg'HH. hss5leI
was iastaAty Na.Ca, Hulir -hgr hau Ootu
leEe badly Glt'.tu' -". 'Nltbeh' hbS De
nttributua 30 So" N.h".- rack wnleA
passes tu'.uHH 0hIs G.'s' "i.- "NlyI' "eEeN
totore, mas 'au1sa "uHiasF oil narrow
escapes ID. ..ouis, from a.AtI.
Abou. . ".l'o'h bNNgf ielt ms Home az
NO ~ l. a. ..s.al' AAH star ft'L
Tor la". "A.n a.. ne "a o9uNN '.atNs'
Glr5e'' IL. L.uil a,I."1 ne me.
h,os'tr walking .L'.f ..- :. l9h
an 'os .' '"o .-.. ..t..' IDL
MarSSef, -.rs.' rFg.seoaaWH }.ooF ll.
noFNA 4 '' "as -a -aSh' "N.' .A.S
reacltu 10 N..H' " lH" Ilrs "'7' al 'lt
ooulh I..''iAnu "F-aJ' c."Ts.HE .A.y
sighted pAea1ug.N .'Alu ne#.uE h.o"a
Huu Wl'He"' A "'"' ally ..I t'll 'H 'iiL
around 'A , h.-iN4' o'.f 10 'As s.A'
nouuu E-ch uha' '.'-.ry .a tEoHt OF d
irCiRut N .a' '.. ''y.'A 2SCttNL OF
section u was .eihlue long re'ueE
Slowly. LuE'lssF W 10 80" '4s '"o men
on the er I'D atNbt OF L'J engine
ana ne gave ,u8 uAHEsE s's ..-''
put 10 NAe 700 ave As sl,
iroht engine "1,Nt' Aao S''u-N .As'N ".'
bolh lhy pFoa.g'.ea on III" H.rh haos"'u
zoe pooIetJH3 ''NolN ".'-' J.. '.lA.1I
Ol.y a hNEta @I'. d. .-- t.F''"e % .o
a4d ths s' F.ae ga".a 10 " s'auu- .ll'
People standing AaAruy' VINO sa" 1he
nlciish'' eHA .,'u ~ .-- ..Hia 80
q qlcEIy EA.H-la0 .DLL.. ADou. s.s sugihe
snl 'ue ihsh we're ch,eLu.ly pl!'5G rom
uu""rue"." me "nesl7 2hN l'lh upon "
PIE OF i'lIr"'" LsS c.o'5 Ds' ...-
Lns slsL' Wa'lb 'HNt 'NS Ey'a "I ,'o
bys'auu5Is "'S tDttloIS cue W Ds-lJlu'
bAhet was sAhsu 'Ss Apih
tLs l,E.n 1!I7 uA 'uo NI"CA' tI9 ~ tz%
was bedIJ ytUahsu 70 Nhe hAsE' "DItC MS
riSnt 1901 was Just as ,eFiio| Sfuans" 70
the ankle ne ulteteu 10 sFolhs VI pam;
"Stop the ,rail'' ne sHIi as thsy pulleu
MIN OUT, AIIhouSh 'ue Iraih was IA S'aAH-
5ulI tuep' ,
heSsier iay on tue spuIu ran GlLeSHg
beneath 1he englue' De was uehu "nSh
ms DGuy was ,d 80, Tn 'Is ,ioss
remains were lald upon some hes'
his right leg was horribly crushed up 70
tnu trunk or sue nGdy' anu his uugers
showed plainly MARKS OF pioo1 from com"
ing INTO cou'act "iIh 'he Wuseis.
Shilllngs amp lance ara OluceF NC
CocE were sun hiuonsu @ui bAA.I N"hen
nome. hsssiets remains were 'aAeu 70
Shilling undertaking rooms Wnere 'hey
now lls ior Preparaton lor DurlaI.
NEWS D1MoChAL repor '.ri!sei yer cAiIsu On Li
BAKER az Lis nome y re" mn ~ u'SS a'ee[ ~
was taken there. DR.. 4. y. Myers and
Dr. A. y. biaht were n'tenuIug nm ~; ny
told sun,14hGaIIy tue stoIy Ne fscltsu
aooVe' ne s@1u he'SueF OF s4eLn were were sIIt Hn
der the iHnnence OF Hquori as was urss
supposed DE sGlu ne met h5ssief walk
lnE on VIC Hachi "Liu lIey "Gn' 1ioLs is " w.
getnsr' Ns. eaIu 'Heg ialI.u " -a HSAI tie
trelght ram coming alphg on tne SCUM
trace b-"er VIII ProoaDly recover. ne
is o4 years OF nge' mas q WlIe anu TOUR
married clIursh' a son, Cnsries, IS9.uH so
ing ~ heu'' Mas eL ca 80 eo tos LOT
hessler was appEreuhN W SSatS u 1so
ana ao0uI tnEse lI LlolIIIs nEo ne N, c1''uG @ noIe
from MasSli!on |h-rg nc h9ts s"o s'looAS S1
On lo'u ~, tt 10 -. -,
ago ne rscelSeu a ulvpHES .,,S t.oliI @ nIt' ne
was Detter kho"h as AGtcuSs' uaEiug
peduleu ILAt aF'lCie hrouua MaeSIIou
many ys9Fs OeLoEe' DuFliIS LIS r. esluencS 5
IN Masalt0u ne n1u DeeH i SliIs'eG
numerous uLh1s Gnu @ ~ - eItt seu @
ne mas pa pS'd oV5r 70 'IS f mayor SolushInR
IKE S0,oOO IN naGs. ne oPeLeu ,hd paiIT" ~,
a. tue corISI Vi a1atioN 5't seI % 49, rpT V
y, " s,to ayt aIid az oItRt N JEs Efi1ger
N'SS SaveraI ,yitnesses TO the accident. who
talked with the reporter stated thar evil
dentIv the men did not hear the east
bound train coming along az they failed
10 turn ar0u0d Whsn they stepped on to
that track,
Josenh Baker, the man Who in company
with AIbright x KsssIer, was struck by a Fl.
WAYNE train Friday morning, died q. an
early hour tcIs, Saturday, morning.
Doctors Myers, Conklin, A. g. and E.
d. Brant. ware called Ia Fcldsy, and il
V.s found necessary to make au amputs-
ton. The leg was cut of at the knee,
while the rlpbt foot was removed at the
ankle. Baker revived somewhat after the |
operation, but during the night suif cred !