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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-02
TRAIN CUT OFF FROM WORLD
he Train the wood and np with atnmps ana h
aerH, to be buried deep IN the rocky chasm nelow
ROTARY GREW TO TIE REsucE


ders to be buried deep In the rocky chasm aeow SUI '''
ROTARY GREW TO TIE REsuce.
Inc roar which could be heard Tor miles the
through the drifts down * alone s p Vas sa.ng ,A way
back A. .as, steam could drive rotary understood
Of mounanslde above wellington shook f Tree from
and Is human fosh so@e o "n sssp 'ss
and TUNED to ,Ss work Of rs me" "ssed to tie
While they worked the could munders Of
second descent q TIA, would bury dcop beyond All sal
WIRES GO DOWN.
spuas but got hroush whom the dsatbRaary
TINT ene,ans a"a hasened p se A. sesps they ssss
" q me disaster vas not known until hours aerwad
aide unable scene Of the esgophs Wiling
sRlHos NEWS ON FOOT
John wene o. Wellington news 70 skykomiah
es sshsasa Journey a1 snow shoes ~ oush tadng drs
train caugh horror ~ il made
The wires Ss,esa ssska@lsS and r,ss ~ down r. SI and az
was ists yesterday afternoon when word q the disaster
.eisf immediately orraasea with doctors nurses
ss 70 ne grim mission upon Witch hsl sent os a this
a s' - ne sao~ asTs are 70 wires wosaE saa = saewu
sessa ssd 'ss ne % o1s sse reaches ne mouth q he
WILL BRING OUT VICTIMS
Il tkoiy that the brought
alass mountain TIE saos ssaa souiaaoa.ls
g's as y clear sne,as ssss '' place and there 10 al
wea,ss hs nss. % ssysomI,a las, ush, told
i vas IN iaiets hoe N wgling,on when heard
RsinE dressed outside q
tain eomnE do~n sarinE evehinS ia ga stumpa
rolling was
fas, 'ergiueay hast All ase %
speak words The luag
town where TIE train ai0od directly path
narrow strip above $50 frct ieep
The STORY sIinE.
4 The track swallow up the
aaa thon there ueheF Everybody III
the hotter tunnel terrible.
seemed " the world suddenly
everything stl Tor
eioc reahsed shat had happened beard shrlek and
far
Of the snoW lks os nr stump locked second and
railroad ~
slide persons
started brfnK outside
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-02
SNOWSLIDES
WILL WIPE
EVERYTHING

1.-THE snow slides have just
started, They viii keep UP for
weeks, IN my opinion. II Is
anowing 70 heavily that one
cannot see q foot IN front Of
him. Monster massea Of snow
arc hanging loose on the noun.
tain aides and nothing Will stop
them from falling down on the
tracks" said Geo. w. Love.
berry, Of Georgetown, the first
Fn@n 20 Get away from tho
stalled train.
~tiefore this ls over believe
that every foot Of track viii be
buried and all the snow sheds
ard obatructions swept over
the mountain sides. There ls a
doafenino sound. night and day,
Of trees being Knocked down up
~ the mountains BY the snow
eiides. Every few minutes one
hears sound Hike an explosion
when the anoW tears bouldora
OUT d the sides o. the noun.
tainn.
= offered an Alaskan muahcr
s25 20 guide me out. he re
fuecd.H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-02
ASLEEP I'M BUNK
WHEN SLIDE
OCCURRED

John Wincheli q railroad employe
who lived IN the hunk houn. near
the tunnel was asleep whom the
snowsilae threw the train from the
track into the canyon 10 ga not
wake up until hours aftrrward
When he nmoks he SAW someone
carrying : body IT man from che
canyon IT. wan 80 frightened that
he did not stop Ca learn anything
about ths catastrophe. but started
hf ones for skYhnhaah
WinrheN Says he had gone bat a
short distance when "a second slide
came deen The mountain. carrying
with ii th. bunk honse ihai he had
occufasd but abort tiinr before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-02
BRAKEMAN HAS A
MIRACULOUS
ESCAPE

One % the most wonderful -.
capea from death vas that Of
Jesse Wilder. q brakeman on the
train lie started Sunday 10 walk
from Wellington 10 the Scenic Hot
Springs lie had gone but a short
distance from the train whsu the
passengers. who we're watching
him. saw q snow slide tearing down
the mountain side. Trees and boul
ders were being knocked out q
place and carried eith H.
The passengers. among whom
was Lovetcrry. sac the snuw
strike Wilder and instantly he die.
appeared from sight Every one
gave the man up for dead Il waa
thought that he VAS hurried into
some canyon. buried deep under the
snow
when the party Of which Love
berry vas q member reached Scenic
Hot Springs and had been there
some hours. q cry Tor help eaH
heard from the mountain side few
hundred yards above The hotel
Volunteers went up the mountain
20 see shat was the matter. and
thoy found Wilder painfully tfudg
ing through the snow yelling for
help Ills right Knee was diniocat-
"a and the muscles aud tendons Of
the leg torn out of place Other
wiae be vas uuinlured
Wilder remembers the annH
slide hitting him The next he knees
he was standing W the SNOW near
tho place where he waa found iiis
right leg was embedded ~ the
snow 80 solidly shat he had great
difficulty ln getting q out TITS
struggles la freeing the leg dislo-
Gated the knee and The tend0ns and
the muscles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-02
SPOKANE MAN
IS HEARD FROM

SPOKANE March 81 " Mer-
ritt ~ Spokane. "a passenger on the
Great Northern train IN the WolllnE
ton slide hha been heard from hy
business asnnciafca here According
% monEsr Information DO was bat
slightly injured. and on eStricatiug
himself from the wfecugo. hurried
% iho nearest telegraph station aud
with Spokane
a. s gldugo Of the Pacific Coast
Pipe company Spokane office. is be-
.icvcd to BE- among the dead. --latest
reports received by bic firm state
that he has not set been found
though BE b. practically certain that
hc wns Do The train
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-02
INTER, WATER
EVERYWHERE
NORTHWEST

1aAA WAl-s.A. March -
"a issmsasat Southeastern
's'es ar rislng rapidly and
= asiRkas are alarming Mn
Nsnlns through the heart Il
- Nalla. - above is banks.
Rzsn md lAHns Ia the soafh.
q Ne city are under "a.
= nsnilas
AaA lfrm ne mountain are
e streams are rising stead
10 ~ influx Il the melting
adns adEieea from Colgax
stfy grave situation
's in9n e Hooded By the
4 Tyr aaa today people are
= higher grmnd An bass
NAbtndsd. and the schools
- iAls mofnlnx Bridge
''s's have been swept away
Faier . iFosn two 10 five
2 AZ business streets
reports water a ious
: Ne streets
'sss Half q the cosnfry
- A1lseaaho and Aberaesn
- ~ Wa4er A repetition
a..da q last November +
- W faow has never been
lsay6n
<sas Elder uod-.u "a
-. Z niien Of Tekoa were
WsAh Yesterday. nen
nembsr of q Nor,herr.
~. ..Issyins erew. was swee'
- 70 ne Columbia river n
% Ha'A laas night. and
-, raaA \ flooded. Silver
Tossing last nlghi We
p'af'lcallY isolated from
word. Great torrent
Gown from the hiHs
'leod y TIE worst HI
..'ma The first of the
100. eas ls reported nom
aes..5so i've miles north
.t.ss, Yakima The water
49,. -. ~ ileeinr ana
War At 9go las,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-02

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-02

nlght an avalanche descended on the
fOmuc water flume Of the Puget
Sound Power company here. hurry
mg t under tons Of earth aud pnaw
Unless the flumo can be repaired
enc sgreet ear service Ia Seattle and
Tacoma viii be greatly crippled to.
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-02
y. Mll Y WIRttSS TYPOGRAPHY MIGHT CLASSES

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-02
HAS LEOPARD CHANGED SPOTS?
tconeludsd)
MAcoUES IN THE POLICE COURT AND PLEAD THAT
THEY WE'RE RESPECTARLE CITIZENS rhn. IT,.

learned through the press o his defense Of criminals against the
laws and ordinances Of the city az Seattle
Inc public knows OF tic existence Of what is known in
' Sy council as the Gill clique responsible Tor unlawful
measures aud special privileges Citizens have heard of ellis
declaration the floor the city council that he did not care
a damn whether not certain measure was awiu-he
wanted passed They know Of his connection with the con.
tractors combine on street improvements Of Seattle"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-02

Mrs John n Fox and three lit
re children are waiting ~ the
home. 1904 n. Goth St.. for ildInga
of The father and husband. Who
had charge 81 one ~ the mail cars
ON train No 81 NOi one word has
come 10 the distracted mother
since the train left Spokane, and
although size hopes that everything
81 well WITH him. still the fear VIII
creep into her heart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-02

~ hems u Mrs. a q
- 4 akth 81. there i.
.ex,etg anly ilghiened
\. ~ 4 hepe. tyr M safe
..asr and 4 husband
" ~ MIS- Mahlsf Ia Z we
". n rsht. plenty 10 eet
Ilew are yea
....,rsr pas sent grom Vel
-. aays axe hy hsr hue.
rs.e ~ nixht thc tgles ram
.lslsw sxn n hops ~"
Il Il u aesralr ~ ~
ssAu whssher her husband
7 shea who uent o. deaih
Train was swept down
81
Y "a aer Is year-s'la Boy aFs
sslsssk Ar ncws and
tsxe Il rhe snspeaas
- sssshess arr possibiliiles
.a.~ke even. than suspensf
!. ..uyagss arr read and re-
~esr facts are arrnyed e.
.s.ssps fsr ~ safety
a.slw utns e oaincy wasa
.ssss AZ 70 i8ks ~ a eiaiFn
! - fliss Tins n years that
:. ssea SWAY from bis hrn
= ~ 1 4M har3 Hls r.
80 ans Al evsns IN ere 'sttlf
- fasd wish ths fcrebsst :
az o,ns 70 shose unaceus-
=. ) sar.lsx RsiuFrirs Mar.
>s.,.t finin NJ. IS only g. ~
~ 4 a. moansMEas ife teie
s..s ~ VIE aally. ehferf1l ass
=. reaam - hruuwa, fns
ssshtlsa d az anxiegs heart
u .skt the neesfaa refs stree h
~ - ne httle hane Train
- saprtAs sept ia de-
n Az ln&f pxtf ths mitr
90 xaiss1 t,r ~ tsieFrAm that
- q Asn ~ was eeiL but e
- nns Inetehd rrarninE
~ - frtAer affirmation e
znesly, taalx aefinsfe nuu-
saxse terriers ~ ne night
4ka ,hsv IS nathinE tuf
80 ~ isermssabls. inteles
asnsa skwe ~ minutes drax
hMu Ae lhe hours iike
~ s Naninx lhaf nsakfe ths
- e. szk and hare hlgger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-02

Rogers believed that an entire
family 9as probably wipcd cat in
the avalanche AfauuE the Fassen.
gers be- left behind on the train
wcrr Mre Siarrett. eigh two gruwu
childrnn and a 2mnuth old baby
with Mrs. Starrett werr Mrs star.
rettN mother and father They had
been 20 fiiiiyard. Ore. % SETTLE the
estate Of heF husband. a locomotive
! engineer. who had hseu kiiled In a
wreck a year aEo yesterday Mrs.
Htarr@tt ard party wsre going 10
Hclilugham 70 make their perma
ncrt home
Henry white. a travelling sales.
man Tor fhe American Paper com.
pany with headquarters IN Seattle.
also stayed with the train > II
Lemon ard slfe were tuo raasen.
gers that refused 10 leave with the
Rogers party Lemon - an AttoF.
ney at CelsiIig. Wash and was TAX.
ing his wife 20 a loser altitude fos
her health
a q Mahlef a real estate dealer
who lives az 1890 = kafh a.. waved
I farewell 70 the Rogers party AZ 4
ieft the train Tor lsa trip over the
snow
A nurse from the 81 francis hotel
{ in Spokane. a travelling man from
Ashton. ohio. and = civil engineer
from Seattle. an 81 Whose names
Rogers does not kuoW. stayed wtih
the train
A man named Chanerell. who was
Tor 80 years o government inHpec
Tor af Blaine. Wash also remained
with the train. aecordine 90 Rogers
{ Chancreii has son IN the chief en-.
9incer's office ~ the Great North.
( ern ~ Seattle. and " vas bis son
I that Installed the traction system
in the tunnel near the mouth oi
ahich the accident occurred
+ George 3. Davis. bis wife and
Z three month. old child we're paasen.
gers on the train
Mrs Adams and q lawyer named
Bernard we're among others Who
stayed wifh the train
Rogers says that after the train
was stalled the women passengers
amused themselves with making
clothes for the Davis infant
q T. Beck. wife and three chill.
drcn were 90 the train. going %
! California. where they we're NOV
ing Tor their health necka fam
I iiy is believed 10 have been from
Eastern Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-02
raoF nAnER's
DANCING AgADEMA

ffee tflas Up to-aata
sew mtftad latest dances
-faEe ard fancy dances
learn 20 danee IN tive days
Private Instruction. Private
and classes every dRy Lee
CONS 10 a. m. 60 u N.
Arcade Hail. Arcade ftidg
Dancing every Tuesday and
FRIDAY evening Blue itih.
bon Club. Phones Main
iTg4s fna sast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-02


/ had Ia clean u oul 1T my ears II
WAS almost impossible 20 see In
TIE auoW
Gees Back Coz Brother
m the party Ia which Rogers
made hlH way out 20 safety was +.
~ Holes. Of Vancouver. n G. lie
was a passenger on the train with
his brother lie tried TO persuade
ha brother 90 leave with him. but
tac brother refused 20 COME
Whom Holes made the trip In
SAFETY 10 scenic Hot Springs he ia.
dutcd sam yield. another member
of fhc escaping party. Ca start back
with hlm 90 set bis brother They
loii 0u The return 20 Wellington aud
had NOT been heard from when Rox
rn lett the springs Tor Seattle lie
Does not know whether or not they
reached the train aud we're AZ Well.
mgton az the time IL the slide. lie
doubted it however, and a. tfeld
M an experienced ''musher. he
thinks he Is SAFE somewhere
While at Scenic Hot springs. Con.
ductur Petit. who bad made hts
NRy 0ut GO that point. wired back
to We passengers on the train AZ
WELLINGTON that an able. bodied
passengers should leave the train
aud maize the trip 10 the Scenic
Hot Springs Ha told them to tol
Tow the trail made BY the Rogers
party
Conductor pvtit. who Rogers DC.
caFcd was admired by all the pas.
senecrs. for whom he had done
evurythiug lu bis power. bade the
party gnod hyr "a the Hot Springs
and started hack Tor the train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-02

None IL " ever expected that
ne would 81 back so The mountain
side. said NuTere. continuing hlN
story We. hnweXer. waited angil
hs wired to the Springs that he had
reached thr train IN safety he Waa
eyidsntly on q al tbs time II the
slide"
Noaday nigat a party nf thift-
men ieft abe train 20 wafk 10 Scenic
They however became dlacouFne
"a and returned "a ths train No
passengers On thc train made the
tfip oat after the Rogers party
During she eight days b. was on
she stalled tralu Rogers NEE pfac
sicnliy ali Og the passenger Kos
ets travelling nate Waa Judge Jas
McSenny. the pioneer Seattle las.
ser McNeanf had gone 90 Soap
Lake with Rogers and they Wcre
returning home together RUEeFa
says hn eutreatsa McNrnny 60
maka the trip over the snow. but
McNennx refused
Rugers remembers thc names ~
several passengers who stayed be-
hind IA the train Charles n n
finnr. treasurer ~ the Pacific
Coast plge company. % ballard.
was one 81 the m@H uh0 remained
eifh the train Ne wae formerly
Ficepresldent ~ the Traders Ma
ffnnnI flank uf Afr1kaua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-02
MIGHT HAVE
Been SAVED


tConcluded,l
had Ia clean u out IT nay ears II
WIS almost impossible TO see Ia
the snuW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-02

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