The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01
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ob edmond FTedet1 1cks sburg 4 and
eotomae sa allroad a 1wa 81 II, e,rlbly scalded
|Sby the bursting of the boiler 4 III az
glne 4 arly yesterday Il n orning.
The accident happened 81 on ems gine ss.
bound for hing ton Wit freight
traln, while travelling be TIVE en- Boswell
and Rutter g lem rain Il! l wa golng
at the sra tel oi about flftee nj les all
hour when the accident HAP opened The.
brakeman had Just ha lloed M |: 4. She's
white =, meaning thai n he block system
head lad ssignaled !; g clear tt and
after looking al the sigma from the side
| 81 the locomotive. M IrudElns stepped.
down, and swinging open the door to /. the
furnace, fung In I a shovel full 1sofs coal.
@At the moment that s,t tet fuel SSlef his
shovel a terribl exp oslo too ok as place.
lit was caused by the crown 5sf eet, which
sthe bottom 81 the boil ler,. bursting into
the 1re- box. ss589S5
i5S Demon 81 Fire and Steam, sS
AZ grea mass 5of curling flame, steam
and no t water; Shot out Sof u the furnace
door like the xplosion OF "a vol no, and
from head to foot NJ r.f n I'D glns frece we'd
the kissing flaming ma ter. In q second.
shis cl othing Was on a nd was W. 8.
suffering unbc abl es tornlen ~ thu lls 2
Cry he jumped blndly o the 5fast-m moving:
train. a mass of flames. tsss
sE His fee n touched gthe v ground and sihe
FfelH Hat across the track, a. target f0r
any opposlte going ira IN. n asi
The engineer topped N as uick as ;as5
possible .l The bra kema n ped pc tforeS
the train had 4 fully stopped and iran To-
%tlleSagonized ma n 8 sta nee. IN MS
abare ands lie put on the burning y
Sclothin q s i. AZ 4,
That done and while the rest of the
Sfren,ans s gloves, a forS he was q Did hand
AT such a accidents and knew tina t q raw
Ing or gloves FROM seal ded hands Rta ktesEs
the skin with them But even Sas 1t wa
good part OF the skin on the LETT hand
clung to the glove III
Brought to Retreat. sSss9
Z M. Hud gins wa q mad eaa s 3comf Portable
al possi sible, while the n first r hmond-s J,
bound ira In was ava j.. He wa 3; picked
% by a freight and brough q toSt his city,
where he was hurried to oSt he Retpeat = for!
the slok. &. He was fearfully burned about
lthe face, especia Ivy on the sid !, as al
fireman stands with that t, side toward the
door when he throws In The Ecoal h but M
.is though htTthat $he will mot lose ,his eve.
sight Il His hands and body suffered al.-AA
most as severely. sy III a;S "a sss
Il Mr.. n gins ls twenty sever years old
and lives WI It'll his father and mother ME-
and Mrs. Al, y, IIudglns, "a 4 1918 East Clay
Street, During the day, / his brother, Mr.,
III. o., Hudgins, !, who 4 ID al a 1 raj lroad
man, and heard the news 5near 200 miles
away hurried to hls be- sides to be with
his parents and several other members
sof the family, iis Ss
II ils o'clock last night the injured
ma was suffering severe pain, hut rsy
Trained from uttering a moan, Hes Ia OF
powerful build and has g hearty canstl-
luton, which makes his laysicla-nst ber
,liaye that In spite Of the I, eriousness
;pf his injuries. his chances are good. III