Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-10

-.e., July "a terrible accident /
o'clock this morning at
Road station. ON the Grand .
Railway. about fourteen miles I
o. LAWS.
very large pilgrimage from saer-
brook Windsor Mills and Richmond
the latter town about 1Jo'ciock
evening for the shrine of St. Ann
Bsuore. There were two sections
ot-be train. one running @ few minutes
.-bIBd the other The frst section was
sndine a. t-s Crass Road Station,
KING water. when the second section,
-,ss,,r e uaDhore. dashed into the
-sar pullman coach Of the first section.
smashing fl. TO klndling wood, and kill
t Is said. everybody in the car. ex-
a Pullman conductor, who jumped.
Engineer Mcleod and Fireman Per-
r-s of the second section were both
eI outright.
The Pullman coach was telescoped i'm
q, the frst-class cars Of the first sec
t.l Killing a number of passengers.
The Pullman conductor. Mr.. Moore
Wo3A had a narrow escape. He had
r-.l'v stepDed out ON the rear plat
f-- fust i'm time 20 see the Onc0ming
f-lne and jumped. He thus escaped In
tr The engine OF the c3-lding -ra-n
red % rush up, then turn complete
Dr. over. piulCg EngiDeer Mcleod uu-
-re7th. The rest Of the second train
rss lsraIaj and badly smashed up.
III AN INSTANT
aFar che crash. the air was filed with
.ra sreks and groans OF the injured
and imprisoned passengers. The few
'r hands and section employees on
-r- s--- s-- t0 work manhllly and eX-
--rat.I .rc passengers as qUickiey as
0o.-r- Thirteen dead were taken
from -re vrselaee.
ll-. N.J Cunlan. the Grand Trunk
eE- who was on the first
train s ro- Cusly wounded, and in
conversation with an Associated Press /
cr~esror 'ert said he could not say
how escaped ieaEh. as the Pullman
EaH-s rs completely shivered into
The porter Of the Pullman
t-e Ue of the collision. Bennett
SAID he could not account for
.ha l.-idant. At the tine be was put
rr 40 q berth I'm the Pullman. P
1.Eugh. one OF the injured, said he
vas sitting In the cT in front of the
Pullman when the accident occurred.
HE saw the locomotive Of the second
.al1 coming through HIS car and he
s only saved by a friend named
shannon Whtte- Following is q fun
corrected list Of the dead:
CHARLES BEDART, mail clerk,
Richmond
MISS BEDART, Richmond.
HECTOR MLEOD, engineer, Rich
rond
RICHARD IT, PERKINS. fireman,
Richmond.
REV. J. r.. MERCER. Richmond.
REV. ~. p. DINGAN. Windsor Mile.
MR. COGAN. Richmond.
MISS VALIN. ST. Joseph de Lewis.
MISS PHANEJF. ST. Joseph dc
Lewis.
MRS. J. b. CAVER, Dauviue.
MISS DELNIOURT field.
JOHN OFARRELL. Carleton.
THE INJURED. John &. lien. Dan
Vile. j. B. Caver. Danvilla SoDhine
Caver. D3nviUe. Joseph Carr~. Dan
vile. Louise C1ver, Danville. rginia
Sylvester. Hall. 1Ir. Francis I.rtaine
BroUgh hon. Louis G7udel. Artl arke-
vile, Patrick NcHugh. Ca at0n.
Pierre Alari Richmond; Antonio
B7riL Artha5arEeeyile: Hercu'es 'es-
ootoauX, wife and SON. DauviUe Row.
F Derrosiers. leg or1 arm broken i.
ouiuIau. Montreal. badly hurt. Cyrt
1rmiard Sherbr0ole. slightly iuir
u.ua Cosselin. Sheru-ooke. slightly
Injured, Nr. and Mrs. Hwei. Dauvua
ra formers injuries CD right leg and
/ /, 'at-er's head and internally injured.
Nrs Louis Norm and OlT1e Norm
a and internal injuries; Nrs Frank
o7sar. Dauyile. and siX-ycar-oll
laughter, head wounds Mrs. ZeDhri1
I~e'iu. Windsor. Lazare G9jboUr
WINDSOR Mills. Joseph Richard Br0mu-
rals Cleophas Charest C03Hco0ke.
B8ss'e- Pullman ear porter. OF
rt1
ouably one or two of the injured
scene in the Hotel Dieu after
raI OF the wounded was @ sad
The unfortunate pilgrims an 0c-
beds in the different wards OF
rual and were attended by phv-
Lewis and Quebec. and nuns
r- of Lewis.
cries OF some of the wounded
r'u' as they were attended by
-iciaDs
nay be that several more bodies