The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1904-01-15

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Porter Hill. telling OF his experience
said 81 went to- the smoking q ana,
6began getting the i~niuredRsouf That
Sy2esr was the most awful scene j eyer
WItssssed Men were damned into@alIa
sorts of shapes. They were#on top sof
each other Ind buried Ii lleaps OF
dirt ana seal cushions.
ssNhen@I tried To lift one man outI
found others SO tightly wedgedsinto the
same place that several had to be aided
AT time. i got seven men out be-
fore stopped there. The dead were
badly bruised, some or them scaldeds
and in such condition that they would
better have been d Some@ofs these.
had#lost their eyes entirely.
@Baggage and clothing Of the passen-.
gsrs We're scattered all over the ground.
Some Of it was soaked with blood,
while in the piles could be seen toys
telling the pathetic tale OF Christmas
shopping that had comesto such a pitt
full end
In describing u wreck, one trains
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not breaking, and swept along, literally
tearing up the steel rails as though
they were made Of paper. THE first
sleeper, when it finally stopped rest
ed directly over the LOCOMOTIVES. The
DINING 4 rsrernailled safely on the track
and the steward and crew were not.
iharrned.
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