The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-06
is THROWN
FROM A TRAIN
William Duey is Quite Bad.
ly Injured.
ACCIDENTS GALORE
Occur Among Local Railway
Employees.
Charles Kyle, Employed by the
Erie Has Resigned His Position
Local Railroad News.

LOCal NallIOau NEWS.
william Duey, of Oberlin, who was
formerly employed with the Peoples
Transfer company ur TINS city, re-
turned TO Marion, Monday, for a
visit with friends He came on a
last Big Four freight and in attempt
Ing to alight near the plant Of the
Ice and Storage company was thrown
and very badly mangled Duey was
enroute to Oklahoma from his home
city and was making his way on the
freight.
It appears that the injured man
attempted to throw some of his bag
gage. which he was carrying with
him, and this caught After attempt
ing to relieve it he himself was
thrown and hurled quite distance.
His head was badly bruised as al2o
were the limbs of his body. His hat
and one shoe were not found. He was
given attention by a local physician
and was today able to 90 on his way.
I G. T.. Bombarger who works sec
Ond trick at "a c." tower OF The
Eric is OFF duty on account OF in
juries received in an accident While
coming to work about three oSlock
Monday afternoon. Bombargcr was
riding on his whee! on East Center
street, when lad, who was pas ling
across the street, confronted him and
caused Bombargcr to be thrown from
his wheel very heavily. He received a
number of bruises arout the held
and especially about the left arm
He viii be off duty for a few days
on account of the injury. O2sra'o-s
w J. Robbins and G. NJ Heilwan
/ are doubling up to twelve hours,
Charles Hickman, who is employed |
as a galvanizcr 40 the Erie Round |
House was the victim of an ard-
dent early Monday morning and IS
today of duty. Vt that time Hickman |
with a helper was at work, the for
mer holding a chlsel which was tc- !
ing struck by mis- helper. The help |
er mi sed his aim al one stroke and
the right hand OF. Hickman was very
painfully bruised The fle-h was
partially torn from he bone anl sur
gical attention was Necessary. lie
viii be off duty for some time on
account Of the accident
Extra Operator and leyerman
Charles Hyle, of the Erie, who has
been for a number Of years ,erving
In the aapacity of extra man N the
read has given notice to the ofisil,s
of the road that he will circ and
will no longer act az substi ute.
Mr.. Hyle has filed the va,ancies at
,hi' point many times and is very
well known among local lailroaders
as we'll a. along the entire lines.
Hylc made his headquarters at Cali N.
He will take up other work
Henry Dioberi night man at The
Erie gas house, was the victim of an !
accident Monday night. while on |
duty. Diebert had the middle finger |
Of his right hand caught in the valre
Of the air pressure and had 1t very
badly mashed. His injury was yery
painful but viii not be very ,erious. |
The manglcd aud dead body Of
al taIVs In N
near cleveland was found by train
crews at Randall this morning. He
Is thought to have been ruck by a
fast Erie passenger. /
1t is stated authorltatively in rail
road circles that the Inter-Siae
Commerce commission, viii soon em-
ploy competent detectives to s e that
the hours Of service on the railroads
will not be violated.
B. G Courtney extra operator Of
the Erie, returned 10 Mansfield this
morning after relieving John Rich
ardson and Operator Statler at sllcks
station of Tie Erie
There were three coaches Of imml- !
grants enroute East on No on the
Erie this morning. This traffic is
becoming quite heavy.
Misses Hats So 50
New shapes, blue. brown. black !