The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-11-05
COLLIDED WITH HELPER ENGINE
Baltimore and Ohio Train M. 30 Wrecked
In Yards at Piedmont.

| Baltimore and Ohio Train M. 80 Wrecked
In Yards at Piedmont.
Baltimore & Ohio passenger train
No. 90 collided with a helper engine
| yesterday afternoon about 4:30 o'clock
in the railroad yards at Piedmont and
several people were injured, but none
killed. The most dangerously injured
was Charles Teadwell postal clerk.
| His skull was fractured. Teadwell al
SO received a bad cash over the eye.
1t is thought that his injuries will
prove fatal His home is in Towson
Md. n. q. Cross another postal clerk,
was seriously injured. The muscles
of his right arm were ruptured. He
received several painful bruises. Tead
well jumped from the mail car and
struck steel car. He was knocked
unconscious, from which he has not
recovered. Several passengers receiv-
ed an assortment of bruises and
scratches, all minor nature.
The collision occurred near the Bal
timore & Ohio depot The helper en-
CINE had received orders to help No.
% up the seventeen mile grade and
had taken siding to wait for the
passenger. The switch was left open,
and was run into bv the passenger
train, which was running at high
rate of speed. The impact was with
great force. The tender of the helper
engine was demolished and the pilot
of the passenger engine, No. 1862,
was damaged. Both engines jumped
the track. Daniel Fisher was running
the passenger engine. He and his
fireman escaped uniniured. The cars
and coaches did not leave the track.
DIED.
LEwIs.-Daniel Lewis, aged 50
years, months, and 10 days, died
Oct. 8, 1908. His funeral was preach
ed at his residence on the 18th. the
interment being made on Mr.. Chaun-
cey Kimmel's farm. The deceased
leaves wife, and seven children, they
being Freeman W, Joseph A, aud
w. Taylor Lewis, Mrs W. r. Mont
gomery, Mrs 7. S. Roy, Mrs. John
Reams, and Miss Anna.
GOODwIN-Mrs. Henrietta Goodwin,
widow of Capt. Jas. Goodwin die
Oct % at the Maryland General Hos
pital, Baltimore Md. She is survived
by four sons, Mes srs Francis NJ. Good
win, st Cloud, MINI. JAS Goodwin,
Bloomsbury, Pa; John b. Goodwin,
Barton, Md, Robert p Goodwin,
Butler, Pa, and three daughters.
Mrs. j. R. Beveridge, Chicago, H.,
and Misses Janet and Estelle Good
win, of Baltimore. She was the daugh-
ter of the late John Barnes and sis
ter of Mrs. Herman Cruetzburg, of
this city. The fun eral services were
held in Barton. Oct. 80.
SLABACH.-At his home near Gort-
ner on last Thursday morning, Lee
aged about u years, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Slabach. The deceased
was taken ill on Monday at his school
over on the mountain near Come
ways Tower, and returned home the
same evening, when he took to his
bed. He was most excellent young
man of good habits and among the
best instructors in the county. Mr..
and Mrs. Slabach have the sympathy
of their large number of friends in
their bereavement.
KEMP.-At his home in Blooming
ton on last Monday, Elijah Kemp.
father of DR.. H. NJ. Kemp. aged near
ly 10 years. The cause of Mr.. Kemp's
demise was acute Indigestion. He
was one among the leading citizens of
his district. A more extended notice
will appear next week.
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