The sun., 1902-11-06
RRIE NATION, H.D.,M ,MWRECK
n FEELINGS Hurt nv FIRST
AID TO THE INJURED.
ldn't sue the Company, but would
Accept as Compensation Pledge TO
Sell No Whiskey In DINING tars-Diack
Diamonds Freak Puzzles Onicials.

Q Black Diamond Express, the Lehgh
y Railroads show train, jumped the
= out on the Hackensack meadows
'rday afternoon in manner which
Of the railroad say i in
cable Mrs, Carrie Nation. II D. Of
"a. was one Of the passengers After
ccident she Jared the officials Of the
'ad and the other passengers who,
herself. had escaped serious injury,
more than the accident itself had
rbed them
'e"n or twenty persons were hurt hv
'cident. Some of them were knocked
lscious and many were faint and in
pain. Some guick-witted person ran
= dining car Of the train, which had
1T the rails. grabbed two bottles of
ey and supplied the contents thereof
iiy To the wounded and frightened
Nation promptly threw III that for
90 and general incuherence was
up To the Home Defender standard
ounced her fat person up and down
ws of helpless victi inns of the accident,
X them not To soil their immortal
10y tasting the vile poison. and
oning those who were administering
lmulant with present bodily chastise-
and future damnation.
was not regarded with grea, con-
ton, so she went out on the path by
ie of the track to call the police to
ier TO stop the preparation Of the
% She found there a young man
ger trying to calm his nerves with
tie. II took Carrie about six seconds
'ide that he was the modern Jonah
lad caused the interruption Of her
v to Mauch Chunk. where she was
to deliver a lecture
wonder the good God visited his
upon us said she, planting herself
IN front of the young man.
lid not think her interesting and
o walk around her.
you hear what | said, young mani"
ked. Il said that i, wa, no wonder
ath of God hit this train.
lid. all right. said the young man,
ing the reformer lady from head to
With great deliberation. Then he
on his heel to walk the other way.
joggled around to tho other side
4, and smiled at him broadly, if not
gly.
dear, said she. throw away that
ue.
thanks said the young man.
n | will ..iI 81 ~. l..
ie reached out her gentle hand and
Ut from his lips ana hurled it at the
Isack mea dOws before the Young
inew what had happened.
nix you, said she "Now, young
want you to come and help me make
brutal scoundrels in there stop pour
IN down the throat- of those Helpless
nd women who have been hurt" he
, man shook his head and made a
escape out into the meadows, leap
I'm tus-oCk to tuSsock in the swamp
te found one big enough To perch
eIat he could smoke another cigarette
he.
. could not follow his an,elope-like
the bruised were bandag ged and the
two who were hurt badly enough
taken to the St. Francis Hospital In
j City had been cared for. special
7as sent out from Jersey City to take
ack Diamonds = passengers through
u destinations. But Carrie wouldn
Sc wanted to see the officials of the
ri. Mauch Chunk could wait The
al had shaken up the contents Of
& teeming brain and there was some
u, ing
appeared not long after the accident
iDtfice of the claim agent of tho rail
+ Jersey City. She said that every
hid her that he was the man she
VITO see
as III that accident that happened
tr travelling gin-mill out here" she
u i tell you it's crime The
OF rum, my brother. and OF cigar
O."
rname, madam" said Mr.. Sollidav.
:, say, young man, said his visitor,
assumed astonishment, don't you
hpef I'm Carrie Nation. Home De-
Z I'll give you my autograph. |
fiat IT Is considered an Interesting
ar. Now. a. | was saying, the curse
D.
you hurt in the accident, madam"
abe claim agent
'. of course was. That's what
l;oing to talk to you about. NY poor
Mas bruised and almost broken by
" rum was poured out on that train.
1vil could not have done his own
Wetter If he had been on earth to
ato IL himself"
you receive any direct injuries To
yerson, madam" inquired MIR. Soll-
king a long list of callers waiting in
lihis outer Office.
Ippose," said Mrs. Nation, with an
eion of slighted dignity, that man
Will let his assistants sell rum to the
nj thinks 1t Is right Ia insult inno-
riles when they come To him TO save
hi from hell and rum, but"
v much money do you claim for your
des, madam asked Mr.. Solliday.
mt want cent, she said all good
h and pleading smiles again" I've got
. cut here on the back of my head
aot her on my shoulder. They don't
. ! won't show them To YOU, because
hate to undrcss even for doctor,
azure nothing but lawyer. But |
vcharge you "A cent for the hurt YOU
d my body. won't lose a cent |
ct To Mauch Chunk in plenty Of time
Up all my engagements. and that is
ant. But Just came down to asE this
o'vor. In consideration of my not
syou for anything, and you know |
nst one little promise.
ely, madam, said Mr., Solliday
Nation continued.
has always hurt my feelings to have
{ cars made into travelling gin mills,
tay all railroads do. | want YOU to
every bottle of rum on your railroad
ever let another drop be carried into
q your trains. Now, you will, won't
. Do it for my sake"
our passengers ask for it," protested
Holiday.
ats the Devil asking for them. You
mt to let them have everything they
TOR, Now, please, won't you smash
rum bottles? Let me do il :" she added
ly, as Mr.. Solliday searched for
nm is a curse, she began again. 1T
IS all kinds Of trouble
does, madam, it does" murmured
Solliaht. His visitor looked AT his
tenance and shifted in scorn.