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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-07
From Wednesdays Daily Herald.)

Nashville, Nov. 5.-At noon today
the State Democratic Committee head
quarters had heard from majority OF
the counties in the State. The figures
sent in most cases were estimates based
on incomplete returns, but they gave
Mr.. Frazier q net majority OF A. 2O4.
There were quite number OF West
and East Tennessee counties still to be
head from, and it is estimated that
Mr.. Frazier's majority will be ap-
preaching 80, OO0 Among the Demo
cratic nominees for the Legislature
that are defeated are Davis, Teuton,
and White, in the Tenth, Twenty.
second and Twenty sixth Senatorial
Districts; Stafford Bull and jackson
being the winners. and Fouts in the
Fourteenth Floaterial District, being
beaten by Harlan.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-07
In Giles.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Pulaski. Nov. 3. -Returns from all
except five districts indicate that the
county will give Frazier 1000 Camp
bell 800. Bugg, Representative, and
Romine Jointer, Representative, had
no opposition in this county. Bull,
Independent, and White. Democrat,
candidates for the Senate, ran close
here. Bulls majority in Wayne will
probably elect him. For Congress,
Padgett 1900, Gregory 600
Gallatn, Nov s. Senator Seay de-
feats his opponent, Jos. A. Dining.
and Harlan, Independent candidate
for Floater, is elected over Foust, the
regular Democrat nominee.
Franklin, Nov. Unofficial re-
turns give Frazier $50, Campbell 1Ol.
Padgett 1913. Gregory SO. For Sena'
tor, Graham 827.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-07
KING EDWARD AND IRELAND.
Indications that His Majesty Is In
clined to Do Something in
Behalf of Ireland.

New York, Nov. 6.-King Edward
has been generally interested in TAX
ing part in the negotiations for bring
ing the Boer was to an end. 1t is now
asserted, cables the London CORE
spondent of the Tribune, that he has
been complaining to the ministers of
the condition of Ireland, and that the
appointment of new permanent Sec
rotary has been made in Difference to
his wishes. These rumors are ac-
companied by forecasts of a complete
revision of Secretary Wyndham's land
bill and the semi-official announce
ment that the king will visit Ireland
in semi-state in the spring.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-07
Asleep Amid Flames.

Breaking into a blazing home, some
fireman lately dragged the sleeping In
mates from death. Fancied security,
and death near. It's that way when
YOU neglect coughs and colds. Don't do
It. DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption gives perfect protection a.
gainst all Throat, Chest and Lung
troubles. Keep 1t near, and avoid suf-
ferinu. death, and doctors bills. A tea
spoonful stops late cough, persistent
use the most stubborn. Harmless and
nice tasting, it's guaranteed to satisfy.
by w. P. Woodbridge. Price SOC and $lOO
Trial bottle free,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-07
Cut Prices
On Surries for few days. See
ct Satterfield & Dodson.
II RAINED FISH
Three Inches Long Right Here in
Columbia.


Columbia.
What is considered as perhaps the
most remarkable phenomina ever wit
messed in Columbia, occurred about
8 o'clock Wednesday morning, when
scores of small fish. measuring from
one. half to three inches in length,
were rained from the clouds.
Some of them were badly bruised
aud mashed by coming into q too
violent contact with mother earth.
while others seemed to have been let
down very gently. and were apparent
ly not hurt at all by the fall.
Those that were not badly bruised
and mashed were of most beautiful
color, and as symmetrical and perfect
in form as were ever caught out OF u
mountain brook.
The only solution we have to
suggest of this most remarkable
phenomina, is the commonly accepted
one that the water which. fell here
that morning as rain, was scooped ur
from some river or creek, with the
fish in 1t, by local wind storm, and
once in midair was carried possibly
many miles from where the water
spout originally occurred, and let
down to the earth again here. -.
While such phenomena as this
seems very strange indeed at first
thought, when compared with other
freaks of the wind, 1t does not seem
so strange. Men, have been carried
hundreds Of yards in mid-air by the
wind and yet landed safely. Houses
have been moved from one lot to
another, without awakening the sleep
ing occupants and many more equally
wonderful freaks OF the wind occur
annually.
This extremely warm weather at this
season of the year Is conducive 10
local storms.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-07
HENRY COUNTY

Cole, Democrat, Wins Over Broderick
Independent.
Special to the Herald.
Paris, Tenn, November 6.-The
unofficial report from twenty districts
of Henry county indicate q majority
OF /, 400 for Frazier, Mckenzie ana
Congressman Sims, over their Repub--
lican opponents and majority OF
1. 500 for r. P. Cole Democrat, for the
State Senate over Mike Broderick,
Independent.
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Luck in Thirteen.

Bysending 10 miles VIM. Spirey, OF
wal ton Furnace, VT, got BOX OF
Rucklen's Arnica Salve, that wholly
cured horrible Fever Sore on MS iee.
Nnthinp else could. Positively cures
Rru;ses. Felons, Ulcers, EruptiOns, Boils
Pnrns. Corns and Piles. Only, &c
Guaranteed by W. P. Woodbridge drug
gist,
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6O2; Elliott, 275. For Congress,
Richardson, 1854. Parker. For
State Senator, A. Jones, who had no
opponent l, 724. For Representative,
W. P. Mcclure, no opponent, 1.7OS.
The unreported precinct will increase
the Democratic majority in the county
about twenty-five.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-07
A Relic of D,v..--

Charles Dickens Office table, chair
and looking glass and another high
hocl chair he used in the editors
oa,ce of All the Year Round were
s,,Id M auction in London lately for
s4e5. They were given at Dickens
18th 10 his housekeeper, and sold
~ her to a collector.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-07
Campbell Lost His District.

Elizabethton, Tenn, Noy. 4.-Frazier
carried Judge Campbell's home district
in this county by 20 majority. The dis
trict In 1900 gave Republican majority
of ia:
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-07
IN TENNESSEE
Democratic Majority Of 10000
Rolled Up.
Congressional Standing Unchanged.
White Defeated BY Bull For
The State Senate.
GOVERNOR.

State officers voted for in Tennessee
yesterday we're:
GOVERNOR.
J. B. Frazier, Democrat.
FL. L. Campbell, Republican.
R. S. Cheves, Prohibitionis..
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.
J. N. Mckenzie, Democrat.
j. j. Elliott, Republican.
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In Marshall.

Special to the Herald.
Lewisburg, Nov. 5.-The vote in
Marshall county with one precinct
out is for Governor. Frazier, 1.671;
Campbell, $40; Cheves, 87. For Rail
road Commissioner, s. Mckenzie, l.
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The PeeIer Bill Wins.

The Peeler Bill seems to have a
majority in the Senate. The greater
number of Independent candidates run
on that ticket were elected.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-07
Fire in New York.

New York, Nov. 6.-Fire in the
warehouses Of the Great Atlantic &
Pacific Tea Co., in West street, dam.
aged the building and stock of the ca.
innate of $125,000.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-07
WANTED, TIMBER.

We are in the market to purchase
choice bodies of standing timber.
Describe what you have to offer; aud
your lowest price, We can also
handle your logs in large or small
lots, delivered on cars. Oc3l-3m
r. w, SNEAD g. CO., Lypnvil1e, Tenn,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-07
CIRCUIT COURT.

Roxie Hollan, colored, has filed suit
in the Circuit Court for divorce from
Jim Hollan.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-07
IN NEW YORK.
odelrs Majority Between 5000 and
10000.

New York, November 5.-With al
most complete returns, Odell's Re.
publican) majority is between 5,ooo
and 10, 600.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-07
Not Too Late

To SOW field seeds. Go to Satterfield
& Dodson and buy them. vt
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-07
Both Committeeman Claim Congress

Special to the Herald.
Washington. D. e., Nov. 6.--Chair-
man Greggs Of the Democratic COM
mittee claims the House by IL major
ity. The Republicans claim 1t py 20
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-07
Partial Returns, Election November 18th, 1902

GOVERNOR. R. R. COM CoN'M'N. SENATOR.
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REPRESENTATIVES,.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-12-30
OrR MERrlIANTs

We heard it stated the other day
that during this Christmas holiday
a number OF country merchants and
Others had bought theirgoods, wan :
aud merchandise here who had never
done so before. and that these people
had expressed themselves we'll pleased
and said they would call again 80
and further that they lived within
the sphere OF FrederickSburg's legiti-
mate trade belt. We believe that ii
our business houses will drum up the
trade We will get it and keep il. 50
we urge our merchants TO make de-
termined effort to fore the trade Of
the lower Rappahannock and Pied
mont sections TO come here. and il
will come. IL we make an effort To get
il and offeriacilities 50 that the trade
can reach Us. Our cityis the natui al
market place for all who live in the
sections referred TO, and we should
inaugurate concerted movement to
reach it. We should let these peoi le
our friends-knOw what we have
got to sell. and We should make En- T.
ericksburg accessible 20 them.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-12-30
ORANGE
Reflections Macy Visitors Notes
Efc

Orar1e County. IA ne. 2G. 1902.
The ru hing of unseen wings hcralis
tle rapid approach ol a new year The
CA cn'. NTH ats gained and list oppor
tunitfss. its ioNs aud its sorroNs. l. pass
iu- uoise'gsSiy 20 lie niche In IT,. lapSc of
time Prom Orange some ,f her best
loved aud oest know a. children have cross.
~ to tbcOgher shOrs: while worthy hoN-
ami girls oi noble lineage have ined
their fortunes for veal or woe How
rapidly we are hurrying on. As We Goa.
template the dawn ~ a new wear many
perp eNities and doubts obscure it, clos,
age crccpiog about. decbning health and
the uncertainty OF life aimoni~h Ms 20
prepare for battle Christmas. CONE
memorat,r of the event oi an events. J.
lere. Let as tune our hearts IN accord
With the angels that heralied the elal
tiCings Of tine in 0rnation the union of
God with man in one myst.riou- pers ,n.
while shepherds heart the glad tidiar-.
e Good VII
To The tree Lance ana les readers. ous
auG aii We join IN Christmas greetins-
May thr lamp Vf eNpe nee brighten AMI
prosper yonr onward march. and ma,
The teetiuC days hrins JOY and gladness
60 your hl arts aud hands
Among the returns from schools 90
~feul christmas We note Misses Fannie
Kendall. Elizabeth and Helen Stevens. of
thariottesvill-. and M5ssrs Frank Ter
riii. Of biucksbufg. AMI Parks Kend q.
from North tarolina diversity.
Mr. W T. Martin the popular and
highly respected resident If Pine Ton.
has closed bis business Their, and gone 10
ashington
Mr.. >tanari Coleman. a popular rail
road official Of Philadelphia. spent last
week with his parents. near Lahore
The heavy rains this month have been
detrimental to tardy workers. and much
oi the corn l. Yet IN the fields
Many of our people are shipping tine
turkeys 20 Northern markets
Most everybody has Allied hogs and
its a real pleasure 10 see the urchius
gather around the cracking pones and
give themselves 20 feasting and m,rri
mrut
We haven't D. en- Invited out 20 Law
waste ham. oysters ard turkey. BOT we
haven -,rn n-ie Tom VT.
Misses Lottie and Lille Ffazer of pire
Tor. left for Somerset Tuesday 20 visit
, De Charming family ~ Mr. and Mr. r.
r. Mi.lhoi'
Mrr J. Baker an pretty danghte-
iiss Mabel. returned from "A pl,.a~af.
> let e. Charlottesville Monday
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-12-30
VIRGINIA NEWS

The memorial service in honor of o..
ate II HwsDn Hooe held at - stephens
hurrh. targuier county. on b e. ltff
! Key q OILS Mead. was largely an
'eniei- all seats htirg occupied
There vii De- q meeting of the cit'z.r,
pi Hiuure~tsr. ar the JIurthou~4 on Iaa.
nary Court day. January .. 1908. at
T. VI. To- take some step resp citing The.
various bills pertai ing TO The oyst r
aud nsh Industries. uoN pending before
the General Assembly.
ia the Preshy teIi4n Church ~ Wa
renton- Saturday Miss Matte Byrps
iayue. oi tnat place. aad Mr. charlie. Al
I'm Owens. uf Savanu d. ia. were mar
led. The ceremony wa performed by
Rev Walter II Robertson Mis-. Nae
nie Brooke Payne. sister of "a. hriJ,
was mani OF honor and the d. ii-'s onl,
attendant. TIE bride j. the daun btcr
oi Mrs a. p +. Payne aud is of "A dis
-lngr. shed tl-ginia family. Al auo
Mrs Owens left on the northbouuo train
'nd firer an extended bridal ropr viii
90 90 Durham y e. where th.v Will r..
side
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-12-30

One OF the most beautiful things
connected with Christmas time. az
well as one of the most beneficial. l.
the spirit of giving the very season
inspires. The very coming of Christ
mas seems to unbolt and unlock all
impulses OF our nature and from them
flows generosity; remembering the
poor, sick, needy and those in dis
tress. This year in the larger cities
of this country X has been done on a
colossal scale The mobiles OF the
Mystic Shrine, city missions, the
Salvation Army and various church
societies have fed and clothed thou
sands, many hearts h we b .en 81. j
ened, many homes made happy.
which rarely see or feel the sunlight
but are ever darkened by the shad-
ows. Isn't it touching that on the
day celebrated as the natal dav OF
the child, Christ, whom God gave t.
the world and whose mission and
work on earth was to minister to the
poor, that His followers celebrate by
giving to the poor? He who was tn,
son OF God was born in e manger
had no where to lay his head, and
thus it is that His admonition is &c
remember the poor. and we believe
nowhere are they remembered in this
season more or better than in Chris
tan America, in these United States.
II Christmas had no other blessings.
il it had no other benefactions, the
charity that it invokes, the generos-
ity and benevolence it inspires would
alone be enough TO make it a brig mt
spot in peoples life.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-12-30
VENEZUELA

President Roosevelt is being inun-
dated with letters begging him TO let
the Venezuelan matter severely
alone; it is none of our business. and
we should be hands off: the Monroe
doctrine is not in the slightest degree
involved. While we may not ap-
prove of the methods adopted by
Great Britain and Germany to COL
lect debts due to their citizens, yet it
is their business, not ours. Roth
governments declare that they have
no intention of any permanent occu-
patton of the soil of Venezuela.
Neither OF the allies will attempt to
exercise sovereignty over this pes
tiferous so-called republic Their de-
clared purpose is to collect a debt
guaranteed by the government Of
Venezuela; they propose to compel
this South American State to make
some settlement. OF course we are
at loss to see how a debt can be
paid by taking away from the debtor
the resources as well as capacity to
pay, as is the case in this instance
How that feeble, bellicose govern
ment can secure the debt by taking
away the security itself passes our
comprehension. However, as we said
before, it is none of our business, and
we therefore trust that President
Roosevelt, for the good, peace and
welfare OF this country, will decline
the difficult and delicate trust OF ar
bitrating, Let all the parties to the
controversy submit their difference
to the Hague Arbitration Board.
We, or rather the President OF this
country, shall have nothing to do
With it.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-12-30
Insurance. LEGISLArIoN-

Among the matters TO be taken III
by the Legislature after the holidays
none is more likely to disturb exist
ing business conditions, If carelessly
handled, than that of fire insurance
legislation. A measure has been in
PRODUCED TO prevent the use of the
three-fourths value clause, another
to prevent the combination OF vari-
Gus companies for the regulation OF
rates, and another for the creation OF
an insurance commissioner and a bu-
reau of insurance. That providing
for the adjustment of the three
fOUrths value clause will of a surety
be killed, while it is doubtful if the old
Wharton law advocates can muster
enough strength to pass a measure
almost identical with that bill. which.
it will be remembered. was repealed
last session. Both of the bills last
mentioned are dangerous and should
be defeated, unless the Legislature is
DESTROYS of again muddling the insur-
ance situation, Just now clear in Nir-
GINA, while the bill providing for an
insurance commissioner should be
passed. 1t is very desirable that the
State should have such an official
and that his entire time should be
given to the regulation and invest
CATION of the several companies and
their plans of doing business. We
shall watch with interest the result
OF this insurance agitation. trusting
to see it satisfactorily settled.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-12-30
VENEZUELAN REBELS ACTIVE
Fought Battle With the Government
Troops at coro.

Fought Battle With the Government
Troops at Core.
Wiuemstad. Curacao. Dec. 29.-The
Venezuelan revolutionists have r..
sumed active hostiIities AGAINST Presi
dent Castros There occurred Satur
day morning lively engagement be
tween 1000 revolu,iOnists under Cen
erai kiera and government forces at
Cauyarao. in the vicinity of Coro De
tails OF the engagement are lacking
hut IL is known here that the revolu-
tionists had artillery. The government
forces were commanded by General
Refereno Castillo General Riera re
tained his position
The armistice between the govern
ment and the revolutionists has lust
expired
General Zono Vidal and five other
leading supporters of General Matos.
who had sought refuge here left the
Island OF Curacao early yesterday
morning in a sail boat. which took
them in the direction of Camarebo
near Coro. on the Venezuelan coast
The departure Of these men is taken
as proof that the revolt against Presi-
dent Castro is again active.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-12-30
Communicated
THE LOCAL OPTION FIGHT IN
CAROLINE
a Statement BY Rev Andrew
Broaddus.

Sparta, Va Dec. D, 1902.
As chairman Of the local option central
committee of Caroline county, beg leave
to make the following statement:
On December court day Mr.. Richard
Moncure, acting in the matter az the at
torney OF the retail liquor dealers of the
county, pr Sc tied 70 me, as the represen-
tative oil the advocates of local option, a
proposition TO the effect that il theliqu,
dealers were allowed to continue the sale
OF hquor until the expiration o: their
licenses, on April Both, they wonld make
no fieht againt local option. This nron-
post 90, signed by them, was accented
and signed by me.
Andrew Broadcus.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-12-30
sEMEzuEiA HAS ALLIES NOTES
Washington Anxious Go Have the
6iockase called OF.

- ~
N-''ea or
il' 'ene-rc-
n.N DOB possess ION
'D' .'''i' n'''s oi Great Bril-
-''n a"N Germany 'onfain.n- the
various ''-' fta.i.r- made ly fhrSo
t''efn'Helts before rhe decision was
..'h. '.. 'r-N., between Nore.
"". 'N' r'iNi. 1n -oFernm mr.
.',' 'N- 'i''n- atnins1 Der should Poe
"a" l"e d'sne tribunal for
@i liIraiiQH. Ine United States having
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-12-30
a GLAD CHRISTIANS
The Festive Season Gener.t,.
EnlcYed.

Christmas doy was cold aud crisn with
the temperature la the twenties In ~
early morning there was a slpht fafl 80
snow. and " hen day dawnei the rar,l
was covered with white mantle r.
Fore O'Clock mans houses wen, brilliant
u lighted aud the merry prattle Of childrrn
was heard around the Xmas trees. which
were loaded down with pretty things
Santa Claus had brought The small
boys were cot early and the tire and
caunon crackers conid be heard ON an
sldss. "A Merry Nm0S 20 YOU" was thu
81 sing On all sidee. Then came tho
MAS breakfast. which those who di5
not have headaches from the "hilarity'
ui Xmas eve ctlnvcd. Next wers the
Preparations for the sunday school ccle-
hr0tious. aud soon the bright inred little
ones and their teachers were singing
NuTis carols. receiving prizes and bags
of candy. Next came che services AZ the
churches. I he musical programs at
Tinity and 81 GeOree's were elaborate
aud beautifully rendered Both churrhes
were filled. aud the decorations OF the
buildings and the hand some dresses Of the
ladies presented - scene especially at
tractive. The browning event OF the DAY
to many was the Xmas dinner Around
the festive board sat the reunited mem
bers OF families separated for the year.
tue t.r Vf .r- b. rs mother wreathed
m smiles a. she listened a. voices OF the
loved ones. Tables groared beneath the
weight Of delicious bivalves. toOthsome
turkeys. mince pie. irliies. etc Then came
che visitatious To the poor. aud stately
matrons and bright-eyed girls could be
seen vending their way 10 the homes oi
the poor with the good thirgs To- make
their homes brighter Gne thing j.
worthy al spectral m-ntion-there was
less uriukiug than was ever seen before
Ia this city on Nmas Nav IL ever lie ~.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-12-30
AWFUL RAILW " WRECK
Twenty-eight Killed in Collision On
Canadian Railroad.
THE LOCOMOTIVES MET HsADoN
Express Was Running Full Speed
When It Struck Sc. -reight-in-
jured Lay Pinned Down Fer Hours
In . Raging Blizzard.
In . Raging Blizzard.


LONDON. Ont, Dec -+.--Tne col
SION ON the Irand Irunk Railway esr-
~ SATURDAY morning az Mansieai. d.
in-i'S from ih's CITY. has proven tn 1t
GOT i''it ia'ii"ad d'-ae
ever NHo"n IN Can..A
4"eH's -ei-I' persons were ht' % an
"'ou' 90 were inquired TIE cause d.
'ne NTeNA was mistake in teit -rlnllc
OIoeIs- Express train No .. known as
me ta'iuV express. while nyiue Nrs
"e.u al ."t rate OF '' miles 'n u1nr
Oo'liueu ne'n on win an east ar-a.
eisn' 'Iaih. "nlcn "a> ABOUT t3 fl.,.
si"'i-- Inc express was ,-uN. Iei
win passengers returning 60 Their
"oiiie9 t'"A monday visits ls Gle
'.'"' ''i'oN' A ''- '"i's Do "-
most lri-AliHi. Ine darkness ol n.-.-
anu 'He raging "i blizzard a-4
"o-IoIs 90 tue wreck
ne racine express IS iaaf train.
fTiual night IL was delayed tun houf
o! the neaNy travel ana al Wan~ten
Il was speeding to make mp iime. TIL.
lreisnt vas working slowly east ur
"o4 o1oeis to taAe zoe switch $50 Wan
stead and aIlo" ine express FOB pass.
IN the binding snow storm neither ar.
s'heer say me other train ap1roasa.
ms apparently. and The frelsht he D.
just Commence 10 pull IN on The s.t.
ing "hen me passenger train came ur
ne trains came together squa Oh. /.
heao-on- In a second the hagsare ans
express cars OF the passenger tralr
'e'es'opea INTO the day coach. Tli
Gay SoaoH was reduced 10 splinter.
anu fragments oacA 10 The last tlr. D.
"'huoNs As IL was crowded fhe rU
SUITS were terrible Fire that hrrk.
OUT was quickly smothered- out th.
n'e was scarcely worse danger thau
the cold however. For three hours or
more wounded and manned passengers
were pinned underneath u-arI.a.
crying piteously for help while they
suHered from exposure 10 the cl.
uen1s- exposure undoubtedly FASTENED
TIE deatn OF some OF the seriously 3D.
JuTeu ana caused the death az some
OF those VINO might has been saved i.
II mao been only question OF rNtricaI
ing them from the wreckage-
Inc WORK OF removing the dead and
injured was at once begun Half q
uozeh oooies We're recovered within O.
snort ume and number OF wounded
removed from the wreckage. Trains
were made up to send the wound o.
to London hospitals