The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-04

to the House of Mercy. where he was
attended by Drs. Finn and Paddock,
who. tonight. say that he viii recover,
Craig's body was taken TO the resi-
dence of Mrs. Il. Stevens. adjoining the
house which the president had occu-.
pied with Governor Crane and Secre-
tary CortelyoU. and later was removed
TO undertaking rooms In this city.
But a few moments after the col
lision Drs. Colt, Thomas and Woodruff
arrived and attended the president. and
his secretary. Half an hour later the
party appeared and resumed the jour
ney 10 LennOx. An anxious crowd sur
rounded the house. and the president
stopped long enough TO assure the peo-
pie that he was not injured in the leasts
and to express his grief at the death
of Agent Craig.
Carmen Arrested.
Chief Nicholson of the Pittsfeld po-
lice and Daniel Ryan. an officer of the
New York City department, who is on
his vacation in this city. were driving
about 100 yards ahead of the presidents
carriage. and were among the first TO
reach his side after the collision. They
Immediately placed under arrest the
motorman, Euclid Madden. and Con-
ductor James Kelly. and they were
later taken 10 headquarters In tals
city.
Governor Crane. in relating his ex-
perience, said that he heard the gong
of the approaching car in ample time.
and he Immediately arose and warned
the motorman to stop. He says the
man paid no attention TO his signal or
those of the troopers alongside, and
the car continued until il struck the
carriage with great force.
Ne one on the ear seems u be able
70 explain how the accident happened.
Even the motorman and persons on
the front seat are apparently unable to
tell why il was not avoided. 1t Is as
serted that Driver Pratt turned TO
cross the track sooner than ordinarily
teams make the turn, but this he was
forced TO do because Of the fact that
his team of four horses required more
room. and that the troopers on the
right of the carriage also needed space
to get through.
Charged With Manslaughter.
Motorman Madden and Conductor
Kelly remained in the station from 10
o'clock this morning, when they were
then under arrest. until $3.50 this even
ing when bail was furnished. The
charges against them are manslaught-
err Ball for the mOtorman OF $4,000
was furnished by ex-Alderman NJ. j.
Madden, his brother. and Patrick H.
Dolan, manager of the Pittsheld Street
Railway company. Kelly was bailed
in the sum of s.. 800 by Mr.. Dolan.
Kelly is Is years old. single and has
been employed on the road for three
years. Motorman Madden is 80 years
old and has a wife and FIVE children.
Madden and Kelly probably will be
arraigned In court tomorrow on the
charge of manslaughter. II is likely
that the case viii be continued for a
week or more, and in the meantime an
inquest will be arranged. The defense
probably will present no evidence, and
the men win probably be held for the
grand jury.
Brothers of the Victim Arrive.
George and Hugh Craig of Holyoke,
Mass, brothers OF William Craig, the
victim of the accident, arrived here to-
night and are in consultation with the
authorities II has been decided TO
take the body TO Chicago, Craig's
home, for interment.