Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-28
eleven DROWN:
-FOUR BLOWN Up
TWO CONTINENTS SHARE IN
SHOCKING DIS )SrER.
PARIS BUS into RIVER
Bombs Explode form Cigarette I'm
Mexican church, Dealing Death
and Havoc To Stampcdcrs.

Paris Sept 27.--Eleven persons
were drowned, and ten others hurt, by
the oycrflowng Of orlargrikm shrd
the ovcrtlrnlng Of an autobus into the
lSclne this afternoon The accident
occurred about 4.3O o'clock, the bust
est time Of the day Tho auto bus,
with 20 passengers, was coming from
the Jardiner Des Plantes, in the dl-
rection Of the opera. II was half
way over the Archeveche bridge, lead
Ing from the left bank Of the river
to the island Immediately behind
the cathedral of Norte Dame.
Intrying to avoid collision with
another omnibus, the chauffeur gave
his steering wheel sharp turn. The
heavy vehicle skldded violently, shot
onto tho sidewalk crushed through
the heavy iron railing as II 1t were
n pipo stem, and dropped into the
river below. All the passengers were
carried down. with the exception Of
two or three, who standing on the
rear platform, ,ea.zci tu,F danger
and jumped just m i'ue
Rescung parties were found at
once, tho police and irrM.a Tor tho
neighborng stations getting quickly
to work In conjunction with the
river police. they eXtrcated ten in
iured persons. who were conveyed to
and theshrd lushrd lushrd lushrdlulu
a hotel close by. Ten bodies were
recovered, and divers explored tho in
terror of the vehicle and the river bed
under the bridge as long as daylight
lasted, but they found no more. Work
will be resumed tomorrow in an en-
deayor to recover the body OF the
driver who is believed to have swept
down the current.
Religious Celebration Anticipated.
Guadalajara, Mexico, Sept. 27.-A
terrific explosion Of rockets and
bombs in n crowded church here re-
sultIng in four dead and fifteen serl-
ously injured, cast a shadow of gloom
over the merry making attending tn
coming Madero today or the wound
ed. many were go seriously burned,
or trampIed In the panic which follow
ed, that they are believed 90 have
been fatally injured.
FIFTY rockets and gN-hundrad
bombs had been stored in the chaJc.
of Jesus for use IN celebrating the
arrival OF tho sacred image OF the
Virgin Of Zapopan. which at this sea-
son is carried from church TO church.
and IS believed TO have power 10
effect miraculous cures on the faith
full
The church was packed TO It's ut
most capacity The explosives, piled
at the foot OF tho stairs leading to
tho tower, is thought to have been
ignited by the careless dropping Of
lighted cigaret. Those nearest were
hurled in all directions by tho force
of the detonation.
The building was quickly filled with |
5cufacfting smoke which blinded the /
and frantic occupants. who .
fought one another In their efforts .
10 escape the building
When the smoke had been cleared /
away, one man was found dead. dis /
endowed. and three boys. one eight /
and two ten years old, were burned .
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and mangled that they died soon after
being carried from the building.
Madero upon hearing Of the tragedy
'ent his aides to offer what assist
ince he could.
Sapulpan Gives an AT Home"
Either the booze business is proving
rough shedding I'm Sapulpa, or else