The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

hundred passengers staring below him,
Pat francis let 60.
Men In the secpcrs only half under
standing, saw as he disappeared burst lT,t
4 Of alkali along tho track. Only ga JOIN =,
conductor, though losing his feel Ind roll,
ed clear OF the trucks and drivers. and
was tumoling In tho storm center Ike. z
rshnE do An9ys hs Fr hs oa Sdrs j Ssfs
straning. saw Francis sta ggcr to his
foet and double back like a jackknlfe on
tho ballast, a lump juinped into the bag.
again out q '' the aust: he raised agar, on
his hands. and dragged after him one
log l! IKE dead tne er AXIS ~ hea,yiy
ono leg, and fun,bled an instant at the
lock. then he ierkca the target as 1t
fell. clutched IN both his hands the ga
tens sS FAIL Tic s' oe trcf s" sHSot into lie
switch, Tho hcels, caught. for O. hun-
1na Ss oo. TIC ao hfIS e oans g. s
trailers. Tho tea. cars trlpped, jumped
tho tho main rail- like cannon balls, one, two,
three, four. flre-.out and Into the open
The crash rolled Up the gorge and dowi,.
1T drove eagles iron, their nests md
wolves from their holows. Startled birds
wee .srs 1oye te nSo sS,s s1ss
~ !" wreck reel down the mountain side. And
seekers that Pat Francis was taking care
Reep eoo & ana nSp link. ! -
Bruised Ills i and dirty "a and Bloody thing, John
Parker stumbling On r. s reks' knefs
antlS opened And then Pat Francis.
choking shifting, gasplng. clu ~ III 5a a.
gedi E' raised raise lit il againNand shook tie
broken seth from bsTsen his se lpEaeG
3beefsteak =, and the Iron leg that stuck
tho ballast last had snapped twice under
him A few minutes aftcrwnrd ne Jay ~
tho stateroom Of the forward sleepera a a.,.a
trled with his burning sw VOL fes tGnsiS
stared atDhlm. and to Brooklyn won1e,n,
WHO prettily cried at hi1i, ana scd 70 G ~
Kin" as he tanned his own whiskers a. ard
Pat FraneIs' head with the baggage CLIP
N When No. 2 rolled into Medicine Be m
serd noehs s fSedd lis as0T nav
through the excursonsts dressing IN the
a a' 10 the injured conductors s state.
room. He was IN there 5000 nf. pro nI
i'm crowded around to say fast tnlngs
to tho superintendent about his conduc.fo .r
md their conductor. As they talked. Su .,ss
looked IN n tIIll1ule1EO
ala that way when thinking. Then "
singled out the Dcpew OF the party ana
nut his hand en- his shout l.r -, a.,
L nnod hGke 7r e1a want Seu
gentlemen to do something for your COL COL
We've made npa purse of $500 + for him = y
my friend announced ann tne si'oAeS =
siSafp'GS; don't mean that, not that. Hes II
trouble You needn't waste any NJ, ps =
ia Ii, made him III tell you what 1wan +
/ want YOU to come up-sta irs and dictate
account q the accident 70 s
f heii eepy l. "a" ana sou can SIN i after
will We? Get, yo, slave! ,., !, =.
addrs,s isl tES su Ma&
Is. q OIL look like - man who may oe
knows what trouble Is , 4a3. ssis.!
vsInI isouFff sss
same ia ge-sane egree., You see there's re- $
charges i BScks low S
ering Ills voice 10 the few gentlemen who s'l'o
SThsfe,s plenty i Of Brooklyn men here ere
for a lynching j Z, .r,,,e Tbe
d HacK Wo,l i dmt trouble You to help they
could catch them want yo or !, S Sv, m,v-
ment send n t9 They tried
f 81 ma .a' kca 81 out thief butIyo Just
found out they haven't tou ~ 81 ieht NM ,!
Ills explanation IS perfectly st =, ~ Tho
yyick e e stairs. AT break fast the news
Travelled faster than hot rolls Mhen h tmf
ga per was drawn, the signing began; . hat
BUCKS was afraid OF. a collapse; and the
testimonial was excltedly carried do owl,
10 liz waiting room. Then the W9 1nnr
ed serious, forjEno' woman GOULD pc hurs
RED and those Tho were creatures eil III Oh