Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-18

NlUl L NOblu pluu6t ucdulOu6 uuNA 4u-
to the river. but as the car struck the
gate l fen on it and caught the ir~
frame and saved myself. The caT -
down with an awfu crash. D" * a
sembled a scream
Here Rogers buried his 4 C in his
hands and cried:
"1Iy God! It's an awful thing"
His wife who stood by his side, con-
soled him by saying; Certainly 1t was
no fault of yours
mo" he replied. "but think Of it!
Oh. my God, just think of it!'
Rogers then buried his head deeper
I'm his hands and began to sob, moan
ms: My God, It's too bad, too bad.
When he had recovered himself some
what. Rogers continued:
When l was freed from the IRON gate
7 scarcely knew what TO do. 1 finally
concluded 10 run back to the market
house and ,ell the police l did this
and then ran back to the scene OF the
accident I hurried down the embank-
men- and began 20 pull bodies out from
the wreck. 1 worked there for fully an
hour, maybe an hour and half. Then
grew SEX and Went home.
when you first saw the gates Of the
draw were your lights burning and aid
you have a current2'
"I did have a current, and my lights
were burning. That is the reason why
THOUGHT OF NO DANGER
usually go out. but it was not the case
at the tine Of the accident, as l can
swear AS l told you, l was surprised
when I saw the gates and knew that l
had both lights and current, which has
never been the case before when the
gates have been closed, as the swing
ing Of the bridge cuts off the current,
and. Of course. when this is done the
lights go out
"How do you account for the strange
fact?"
81 cannot account for it, but I swear
that it was SO. have never had an
/ accident Of any kind until this one, and
+ / believe this Will XII me-
The diver at work on the wreck to-
! day brough. up
A HANDFUL OF HAIR
rr7n the head of a woman whose body
was wedged under the motor trucks.
The body is believed 10 be that OF Mss
/ Smerheimer. OF 154 Merchant avenue,
who was enormously reported among
/ the list of identified bodies last night
/ Miss Sauerhe.mer went to market last
I evening with her sisterin-law, Mrs.
/ John Sauerhaimcr and they were re-
| turning home together on the car that
went into the river. The body OF MIS-.
d S3uerheimer has been recovered, and
there Is no doubt that the corpse OF the
young woman is at the bottom or the
river. Her friends and relatives have
walked up and down The dock under
F t1c bridge 81 d0y. W. .-5 their h2-i..a
and crying. The gin father became
/ 50 desperate that i- was found necessary
+ to take him AWAY to prevent his jump
+ ing into the river and drowning hun-
/ self
Augusta Sarinski, although employed
/ as q domestic was q young woman OF
| REFINEMENT AND EDUCATION
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