Evening journal., 1897-09-29
FLOCKING TOBALDWINS'
The Bereaved Home of Mr..
Addicks' Farmer
VISITED BY ABOUT 1000 PERSONS

BODIES OF MAUD AND GEORGE
AND OF DAIRYMAN DOTRIsKY,
KILLED AT THE b. & o. CROSSING
YESTERDAY. PLACED IN A
SPARE ROOM.
The frightful accident on the Balti-
more and Ohio grade crossing at Cars
road yesterday morning. in which three
persons were killed, SO shocked the
community that fully enc thousand
persons have visited the bereaved home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Baldwin
since the bodies OF the victims were
taken there
Mr. Addicls drove over from Clay
mont to his tenants stricken home and
has offered any assistance in his power.
The bodies are laid out in a spare
room in the farmhouse. The funerals
will take place tomorrow morning.
Rev. w. H. S. Williams, who was the
childrens pastor and Sunday school
teacher, will conduct tho burial SER
vices. Part Of the service will be held
in the Methodist Episcopal Church,
| Union Centre.
The services will be held over the
children at o'clock. Interment will
be made at Wesley Cemetery, Havre de
Grace.
In the coat pocket Of the dead farm
hand Mytro DoprislSi, was found O
New Testament, which was given tc
him by Eben N. Baldwin, his employ
er's brother, only one week ago.
The services over DoprislSi VIII b,
held at IL o'clock. Morning Star Lodge
No. o, knights OF Pythas, and Talley
vile Lodge, No. 10. knights Of pythias
will attend In a body. 1nterment will
be made at Newark Union Cemetery.
Mr. Baldwin was in Baltimore buyinl
cattle, and was notified by phone b,
his brother. Eben N. Baldwin, postmas
ter at Claymont, OF the terrible acci
dent He hurried home on the frs
train, hoping against hope. that tn
news was not true.
MRS. BALDwIN's CRITICAL CONDI
TION.
Mrs. Baldwin, who was so severel
affected that Dr. Day. of Talleyvill,
was sent for and Is now attending hei
is still prcstrated The remains Of Ia
children and Doprisk we're carried I
! the house; but despite her efforts, Mr.
. Baldwin is not able to rise from he
bed to gaze at her boy and girl
T. BEGGED TO GO WITH DOPRISkI
Mr.. and Mrs Baldwin, who original
came from Hartford county, are the pal
ents Of six Maud, Vernon
u aged 10; George Elizabeth, aged 6;
= Edward, aged 3, and Robert L.. aged
g For six years they have lived a hapI
> and oontented life on the big farm, n
e finest in the locality and Dopriski WI
;. their trusted man. He had charge
n the dairy, and II was his custom
{ drive over 20 Claymont with the b
u cans Of milk and cream for shipment.
The children often accompanied hir
o and begged for the favor Yesterda
y morning Vernon wanted to go, bl
Maud said:
s mo; have 80 cents which papa gay
me. and ! am going TO buy somethir
. nice at the store. You stay home, an
h George and ! will 60"
They climbed gleefully into n
Z brake wagon, and sat with DOprisl
\ who loved the children. on the on
I, seat. Mrs Baldwin smiled fondly an
); waved her hand TO the happy childre
L until dip in Carr's road hid them fro
r her view.
y THE INQUEST LAST NIGHT
o An inquest was held last evening AZ
a verdict Of accidental death rendere
l. with a recommendation that the BALI
l. more and Ohio railroad erect gates
t. the crossing as Il Is deemed unsafe.
J. Undertaken Chandler, who will bu
ri the bodies tomorrow, was preparii
ISL all three caskG,s this afternoon at b
n office.
A newspaper man, Who drove mp
Id the scene Of the accident yesterda
D. tainted at sight OF the mangled bodi'