The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-10-04


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detained on account or oerailment Al
Westport."
| There were no details added ana foi-
lowing orders little Information was
vsuchsafed publicly to inquirers'
| The delay or all trains niled the walt
ing PLATFORM OF the station with anxious
persons IN very snort order. Inc ma
jority were awaiting those on the faster
ana safer trains OF the road' put sun
there were several scores VINO oid not
know whether friends who were TO come
from Boston had taken the III rated ex-
press or some other train.
|
OmciaIs wife on Train.
| m. man ..,d "a n. an ofY,ciai of the
N.,,, ynrL C.n,ss, 1.,irosd hut who
| uo,,d not permit snv one 70 give his
na,,o u,o. - tha .ots. With hi. Young
damah,.- ri. ,.t,s snd .on ware sboa I'd
,h, ,ro,n A. "a No Ala n M knou what their
sate had heen He knew thew were on
tho ma r,or cars Ths New Haven ofyicials
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There was no manic. every one agreed
IN tho dav coaches. A. soon as men and
women picked Themselves up they
found their car was still standing up.
right on its wheels. There was ligh,
outside and the doors were open. With
on occa,,ona, b,oody nose and bruises
mon and women made for the doors and
,v,n,ed ou, .ome rolling down the en-,
h,n,.mcn,
7, u,o, d,Neren, IN the nar,or cars.
Il HENRY ki.,n a passenrer IN par,o,
car NJ with oniv a fcw superf,cial
hrn,ses to shou, Fold a dramatic tale al
nj. exner,ences He was sitting down
r.hon tha oor Are, yave heave as he
oxnro,s.d 4, ,umned .,deu,se or seemed
10 i,mn huclkinp and bopn,np unti
) ,hsra cane n great crash There was .
great crash forward and a great cras,,
70 the rear.
,o-u,ard M. a bullet out of run e" s,il
Nr k,o,n I'VE found ourselves mon
wor,en and ch,Idren all nilod I'm In 8
hean ,,ickinR strusrl,ng and screaming
We could M, toll what had bapnenet
or where we were. The lights wen,
out
, when 7 got nv head up II seemed (,
me that every chair in the car had beer
rinned loose and was piled IN on to,
NJ tho thirty Or more peOple there
was near the ton by good luck. Thes,
,, chairs were heavy and must hav,
crushed a lot Of people. There was ;
, big chair right near me. half on nv leg
, and II felt as II II weighed a ton.
managed to shove that out Of the wa,
I and crawled back through the car look
, ing for some way out Both ends wer,
damned tight and I could not crawl O.
null myself through any way. Othe
, men came back Of me looking for win
dows. But they did no better than
, did. 1t seemed as II the collision ha,
jammed and twisted everything so on
Of place as to make II impossible I,
Z open n window or get through a pas
4 sageway.
~ soon sa" smoke Hisins'
If. "It did not seem more than a minut
. before the smoke began to come III
through the floor OF the car and ther
came a desperate rush from one en-,
Of the car to the other by men an,
women who knew what It meant.
could not see how II would be possibl
: for sir g human being to get ou
until suddenly heard pounding at tn
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