The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-08-06

fFanne Tralinger. Philadelphia; Jacot
Johnson, Shirley: Howard Wooden
Brdgeton; c. Homer Ailoway.
ring was found on the niger OF one
| Of the unidentified which bore the IN
scriptlon. &c. to L."
Spaulding. Cheney and Elmer Wentzcil
| died at the sanitarium .ais Afternoon.
or the injured it is more than probable
that four or FIVE viii die. Many of the
others are injured only superficially.
DIR. Smith saw It.
| DR.. Charles A. Smith of Harrisburg tell,
graphic story Of the scenes he Witness
| ed at the railroad wreck at Atlantic City
| last night
"only four or Ave bodies had been taken
from The wreck when I arrived there
he said. THE Reading express had struck
the excursion train on the Pennsylvania
cutting II clean In two The Reading en-
CINE struck the second passenger coach
OF the excursion train. There was nothing
left OF the coach except a tangle OF splnt-
ers Mixed up with II We're the mangled
ana torn bodies of men, women and chill
dren. The third car lay overturned with
one side torn Off. The engine and Gag
gage car of the excursion train stood on
the rail unframed, as did the cars at the
other end Of the train. In the luckless
car which opposed the great Reading en-
,ite scsrct,, on, '''''.l,. . '''.o mn
~, so,,ar,1,, az was no' hiieu
law II, T, ~ - -. ~. ,Ne"uins Snsine
piled up with smashed car. The wreck
age caught IRE, and the fire engine from
Atlantic city was brought out. The
nor len whethe, r, s' az ,h , LA. eoula
burned 10 doath a., - No., ''i,'s W." s'.,,
out On tha hsrt, ,,,i,t, 80, 49, ~ ~
ouita on ~ 80 n'' ZINES pul'ieu
before tho na,,,os r7s,lp ,r a -ap
SHARED On 18Th t,.,t -. nm lnoss
ana beInless min ~ 49,. s'D"' e". 80
wounded ana d,,,ns, h-a,,,,h, ,,n, w ~, ~
senaes ph,s,ai,,, ,'' liie'n " ..'ei'
nseietad ~, ,., s.'.un az Isl
xo,,nde In ~, e],a ~ a. '"s u,Sss'''s
almost every ,,,cti,, NIL enaa, 40 ~
wreck had been killed ~ no instan, ~
collision. The sights were haa,, .hroal,ino
Mariners wore loot,in,r ,',,1''r's
hands for u,t,as ~ ~ ~. en' aus ,ius
with proans ana orias >, vas ''''Su
WAS N, IN. r....,
John pelois of fhis ott,, - NO., -. a..
West Jersey traIn ana i,,r', Az " % ~" w
saw the coIllslnn was ine,'it"t,io a,.ri,,nS
here this ,,,o,,ino o,,a -, 1910 "''i'S'
"The traina vve,a crosstrsr a.. ,,..,..,.......
at a terrific rate ana n seemed ~ ~,
If one was irwin, 10 catch ~ a,' ~ ~ 90
fore the other So fa, as + .e,,i, ~. ~
red llQht IN The tou,e,. ua ~, tioa,.t ~
the Readinp train ara ,t,,t,,, X ,ss,.
way to the Pennsvlvania Noithar -. "
stopped. lscapIne steam covered t1,a
wrecked trains in o. feu, ,,in,,,a., ,,1
when IT lifted could see hroisan oa,s a,'1
dead and injured. sow the resc,,ars iirt
out bodies scntdad fra,,, - $50, ~
wards; Others with heads c,nshad
pulp Several were oliva whom t,i,a,, t.,,,,
the wreck. and before tbev cn,,id ha
placed In comfortable nosttions thev ala -
The rescuers continued To work hroueh- |
out the night. but no moro hodies uera |
found. Engineer Edward Eorr ,,ho dtad
with HIS hand on The throttIe was ,oi,a,
out early this morning i, wos VIII,
much didcuity that his rigid fingers We're
nnclasned from ,ho Ia,,,.,' ~ 49,. W
lace were untouched ana hie .,,es loci,
I'd sl<yward with a ehastiv ,,ia,o L.
had been pinned down nv Tho chest A.
most every bone in tho body of tha yict,r,
was broken. MANY were az fri,b,sni,,,
nangled as to be bevond recorntinn ~,
o'clock this morning the greater nart ~
he debris had been cleared away ana
t is thought an the bodies vera rsco,,a,
a. Ranged along either side of a stag
lant pool which marks mo scsna w.
stacked in little heaps hats cans Gloves