The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-13
Limited Car Carrying 0rangemen To
Celebration in Windsor Crashes
Into Work Train Near Or
tcnville-Employe ErTs.
More Than Half Dozen Dangerously
Injured and Are Taken To
Hospital in Flint.

JUN 1hLLAnD, EhnS
DAVID SCOTT, Flat, internal isjur-
MRS. DAVID SCOTT, Flint
JAMES FITCH, Flint, face cut.
JOHN CLARK, Flint.
OTHERS INJURED.
sia Hubbard. smashed footJ Mr.. Fitch,
express agent, internal injury waiter
Nermaa GIass, eyes badly cut, may lose
sight, Mrs. Fred Reed, ankle broken
MRS. Foster, broken hip and ankle! W.
Powers, badly hurtj Mrs- Manuel, Of
CheboyGan, badly hurt, but VIII re-
cOvert Haner Hasey, hack hurt, Lucy
sreEs.s Mr.. ). r. zi%n,sImas, badly
eux about heads A. g. CoweH, bruises
N. n. Barker, bruisedJ Robert Pollock
hand and leo badly crushedt u m.
Noes, broken legJ &c. Burnett, leg
crushedg james COrcoran, broken ieE'
n. v. EidridEeI Mrs. Carrie CIauer,
mrs. Jennie Dunham, OF MeBain, Mich,
Ieg brosen.
FLINT, Mich, July IA limited
car on the Detroit United railroad
bearing passengers to the orange
mems convention I'm Windsor, Ont,
dashed into a work train at Woifs
Hill. between Brandon and Ortonville,
ut o'clock this morning. Forty per
sons were injured. more than half
dozen dangerously.
One OF the injured, William MD,
bard, or Flint, was so padly mansieu
that he died three hours afterwards.
He was removed to farm house near
the scene OF the smash-up.
The other injured were taken TO
farm houses and their injuries at
tended TO. They were later brought
rel fNN nj
Three cars loaded with passengers
hound TO ret"~'t left Flint early this
mornin. ~ a. taat smashed info
the w. rftl v,3 ~ extra and was
in ~ +nr Chester De-
witt nm McGregor.
THO NC OF a car
49, ~ in charge
80 -, lsteln and
latter one
80 pable EN-.
Hal lines
So. work. train
- 81 snecial
hen the sec.
r .-I II was mis-.
t7ie ana the work train
fr-tr
Thr 81 CIR dashed into the
feeigt ,rao 81 4 sharp curve The
t9otofntn Cf the special saw the
work f.sln only second before the
crash orcsrTed.
The shr' eks Of the Injured could be
heard Cor blocks Those who were not
baAly hr,t plunged into the task OF
puilins tie injured from the pile OF
debris ufieg they had sent hurry
calls for assistance. PHYSICIANS ar
rived on he scene from every locality
where the. coH!d be located ana the
bruised ana man sied were coh'eyeu
10 improfisd hospitals was eN'
dent that Young HlDDard mao Deen
dangerously htEt ana IL was consul
cred only a mater OF snort time
when ne would PASS away.
Detroit Unitei o.aciaIs hasteheu ~
the scene OF the shasa-up anu tne
regular service was resumed ai,er ,ue
four cars tnat were oatteIed Ny me
collision nad Deeh rehoNeu'
30 Tar as couiu DC iearheu, no one
VINO was Oh .hs ".Neu ar 'a ..N
through 10 De.rol.' al OaA,hs uhe spe
Y cial cars "nlcn DoIe tl,e ueau anu N
lureo pach 70 RIM MANY eAe -iI slou'
hts On Tug sueSoeus lIono
when were held up ~ OAiolu .enpo
rarily, went 10 the scene ana tnen
came tnrouEn'
~ was the hiost .erIipie slEh,
ever want 10 see saiu angus me-
lean, Cno, an aseu orahsenlah, win
Iears STREAMING uoWn ms race as ne
hought OF IL Dying anu Wounueu
people Whom nave known TOT years
were lying around Walung 10 De TAX
en- away Little Willie Hibbard,
drummer boy In the band, was lying
there all cut and gashed with his
leg broken, but ne bore up like nero
others were crying and screaming
and was glad TO get away, because
] couldn't do any good"
William and Charles Lyons. brother
and nephew OF A. M. Lyons, who was
fatally injured, came to Detroit by
an earlier car and were playing in
windsor when the news OF the acct.
dent reached them. They immediate