The evening world., 1913-09-06
ENGINEER MILLER
DOING TWO MEMS
WORK FOR A WEEK
Retreats Former Statement and
Confirms Eoster-Mother That
He Was Overworked.
FORCED TO KEEP GOING.
Manager Bardo Tells of New
Haven Roads Equipment
as to Cars.
FORCED TO KEEP GOING.
,srecin from a snm Correspondent, ., tn.


Mochord. Rumors Of arrests o, men
accused Of robbing wreck victims were
denied By Coroner Mix to-day. ~. said
II was probable that some robberies had
occurred but that they were petty.
State Attorney Alling said he had some
proof against several persons and that
arrests may follow.
Coroner Nix denied that any friction
existed between his office and the Fed.
eral authorities. lie said that one OF
the men seen collecting valuables At The
wreck was . selectman OF North
Haven. who had turned over avery
thing to the coroners office. lie had
picked UP scattered valuables to saw.
, them from thieves.
Frank C. Stanley, brakeman or No.
d, gave the first direct testimony show
ing that No. 81 was two car lengths
past Signal =. He caused . stir In the
courtroom when he declared that he
was employed last May when he was
only twenty years old. Chief Engineer
Bslnap apparently was continuing his
| tactics Of yesterday In showing that the
road was negligent IN employing and
examining IL road men.
DOING TWO MEMS WORK ALL
LAST WEEK.
Engineer Miller. recalled to TESTIFY
about his brakes at the time OF the acct.
dent caused a surprise when he rose in
his seat and declared he wished to alter
his statement Of yesterday.
II v,s Ael,4 two ns1's wesk
All issH veeS." he declares. Il
v~>E "a tan yoa III about Il.
"LAst week one OF tho mon was taken
sIck and no other engineer was qualified
to take his plac. in IN. passense. serv.
ice. II that man"-Miiler's voice quiz
ered-"had returned 10 MS regular y"
Tuesday morning ! "ou'u nov n.Ve "rs" nc"
on NO. 70 when inc ~'seN s" ~,
of'icials told mo no o'nei man "sa aVHn
able. and ] Sale "eh' ! guess nav. :,
to take his ]oo' 700 H"u ~. ~,
had both runs All 'a.. 49,. 90. =,
DAY morh'ns '"' o'"''
return"
Tell just "nat worn on.
had from sunday, san , s .ar.
The ent're a"u'eneS -,,.
ward eagerly ~a'shI"s w az.
VINO was ps~'"'' o's
srAh. . .,.. Z,
I iert nome su" Ss,.ns,' =. N
O'Clock an" so' 49,
a. ID" no - 80,
resS Ihen -. a.ao"S and hom. n,
20 . ~ -. ana r..,ed awhil. ats
80. .nd ,est home At 80 p. NJ. 70,
1
rs,av and rested then until 8 p. NJ,
.ho,, AN hour. I Ruess. Then I wen,
m Springfield and got there at /.
| o'clock"
eaa THAN FIVE HOURS Rest
~ Tuinrv.rwo houRs.
-, 49,. go. =. ,o ~.
80 80. ~, H., 80
.-.s. -. IA 49,, So,,h
80" ~ ~. ".sL .o,,d L.sn a,
soinr IL I vas tired. but didn't hav,
.,...., a. -. 49,. -,
, 49," O." .,os No * .ra ~,
,.
"S.~ cane .,..
. s'u "eu -.
o'cNen ''c" 'N" 49,"
oe'ocH 70 .ue.ueS "v'" ~
ums Oh tn".y~"o "ou
about inst no a"s""
MIXERS s'a.ement 's.u'es ."e 'o.a
, oocla,s.'o" 'ms. ~ ~. -.
overtime or oouoths up. ana pear
Wv Wv. '"s 1 SCI. .hn Az, ..,d ~.
" 49,, 80
nc "'" oosn we "S'"'
General manager Dsroo was aue'
TONED again ABOUT examining super
Q vising employees. he SAID II was aite
!. the Stamford wreck that he iearne
employees were promoted without 81
animation as to their fitness. Bard
: detailed the improvements and change
= made and contemplated In the signal
i on the road and said that the semaphor