The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 3, 1910, Page 10

DIES OF WELLINGTON SLIDE Cone! uded) i" his bus has tried hie family amen Ble ire rh i coe tel from two boys 1! otk M nix, N.Y was 42, and has > 11 year knew « Ne ain ‘oabe sage. Hie wee eter (OF ‘ ap ot. been a well know wan Mien ot. He wae Fam Quincy, Wash. © sen the train at the ¢ Porter Injured. ders, ® nexro i treat N ~ wite fro be was injured, | from Seattl tm the list of the names are not f which would tndlwate that tt d to Misa Katherine O'Neill, nine nuree of Spokane, who tu! known to have been aboard the | MOTHER COMING TO VISIT LONCOY) (Ry Valted Pees.) EVERETT, Mareh, 3 adi idents in the great trag was the death of Karl Loncoy, | earold secretary of Supt, | who went to his death tn One of the! an 4 sister arrived in Ever] e they came from Wiacon make thetr home with Hart { © around by Vane po 4) 1 escaped the blockade. The king forward to a fam-| ed, with the happleat thelr arrival n hope vuld bring them » pros that Sir tn ey have LOOTER BUSY ‘Peba, one of. the bektks whose present o! as Spokane, was a rv untit two weeks a qmployed bere for fight clack fm the Mt $10 Broadway. Wows With the rest, bat wader timber yo that he Make a stroggle to Kot }Mee unconacious part of When be rec red ted that help until he was gave himself up Mate that he would After tying quivtly Bours, be wade up Oue more effort This time his aad bo was ree and two other er. All Naed The horror of dawned on them tm igned . one of gleam of Be beens @igzing and tr Me CAMe to the surta slothed only tn their un mar, the three did herol: work others. HAND IS _ FOUND I? IN SNOW I tna pe. = March §.—Surviy Srange and gruesome: ef he disaster ant reson y" *| Mito de with a rod Working on the «now in a SW & woman's hand mee from the snow. Wit! dimeulty th the spot. One « the hand § Woman to th the hand and a part nothing severed in th to the top. hand bore a ring with THELMA DAVIS | many people as we could, AT SCENE OF DEATH Vaulted Press.) Maroh Human dy at Wellington, eo eV erert, buzzards are a Not even t ing diseater, the inaccessibie spot with the death-bringing slides oo that MOB TAKES NEGRO on Bari for a long time} ‘THE SEATTLE STAR| OFFICIALS BUNGLE RELIEF WORK ‘ (Wy United Prem.) PARIS Mare h B= Bortone'e hares that the relief funds in the hands of the authorities have been niladireot ed are contained in resolutions made ata mars Meeting of mere today, The funda, scribed by the French government and by foreign nations, were Intend ed for the relief of the deatitute nd for the purpose of supplying needy merehante with «mall sume with which to rehabilitate thelr business rutned by foods. The merchants are complaining they have received little oF nothing from the @intributores. nore | 'ake which were sub. FROM COURT AND LYNCHED HIM ° (Hy United Press) DALLAS, Tex, March Brooks, a negro, accused of ing @ 2-year-old white girl, taken from the court room by a mob of 2,000 which stormed the court hours during his trial today, and was tynehed. PPPRAD ADAP PD ARAD PPA oa at the Sonitie post effles as ane me per twenty-five rod by mall ur earrior NOTION fo sunsecnt | Eg", S07 of The "i om you a vleabe Leleph« hin way we oan be ceartatn of givin perfect service —an. sight of this horrify:| curring on all sides, le eufficient to keep down the ghoulleh instinct, One man, a laborer, was caught looting bodies. He had some jew eiry trinkets and some woman's clothing when caught. The res cwers were too busy to give him the attention they wished, They ordered him out of Wellington with the further information that he would be promptly killed if seen in the vicinity again. He left down the track for Scenic. HOW CONDUCTORS BIRTH Bead Seen pae manne . mn WP ore ESCAPED FROM SLIDE Ira Clary, a rotary tr or, had @ thrilling expe & miraculous escape from 1 was asleep in a mail my friend H. Purcell, tary conductor, when me. 1 was awakened by the My first dazed thoughts that the world had come to an end, and this thought was not ‘ ed by the events which fo! ore I was actually awake the car was tossed up into air like & football and the mer inside were rattling about the top. bettom and oe in a pen. ear rolled over and over cing, tarning and twisting, all inoredible swiftness ar with another the slide were tides of the car like! theatre B ? SPECIAL NOTICES are tavern Nte eh rte signe . LAMABRY Io Dated March 1 Then } there was a terrific crash and in-| etantly I found mys m the snow I cs overed and be gin to ame kicked and floundered, and after what scomed to be a long time came to the sur face. I guess | must burted six feet cell calling The lightning was flashing the sky, so that we ght every few seconds. 1 Purceli’s baad sticking up the snow, and I went to him @ueen it was half an hour before b was clear, 1 had nothing on but & shirt and a pair of trousers Pureeti bad a pair of socks and boots He pulled on the boots. We found salen’ Smart in the snow and! illed him out. A fireman gamed | { ar gine, The « melted a 4 into this. botled alive, but he wak gotten ont somehow, We all tried to save and sas from | he ing steam had p hole and Purcell fell as it was a terrible job.” HOUR OF SLIDE FIXED AT 1:43) The time of the alide has been detormined a6 1:43 a. m. Tuesday The first reporta from the scene gave the hour na 4 o'clock, but the tinding of watches of victims Indt cates that the allde was earlier. A watch found on one dead engineer ad stopped 1:43, disaster In sear Ch of Com to look at hing the body ductor his watch fi which had been f i. How the 4 pressure to br inside of a mystery WAS | SUNSHINE oln was subject ing tt to this Jennison's UF MANY APARTMENT HOUSE DWELLERS # Columbia City Bourning. Only , George Da ¢ ot Wollir Bios would have it Mer-was with hin, i) three year A Pet Of the neighborhood i eet house at 3 ®., where the Davis far Thelma was & ray of sun ‘heed from one househ + WOW Calling or how walk the newly first tioor, wind Of all with “her ihiidian \ MM quiet, the jitcle 8nd dead in the » fan never cor heer grow sadder wher TH PLAYS CAT ANI WITH TRAI arn, March Mi er BToat slide ‘gy ght in a sina) PP 10 hile donth w; Mackduen, train iast. rh was s Ch When the Went hurtling do fest, but managed Gurface, Alive ty 1 rh ink of the little voice that fs still ad many is the r t is brush have been/| Then I beard Pur-i~y 1| Pina soldplece | ack mur anit inj2 had plenty of| me Fete tankers SITUATIONS Vi WANTED. mA LISS. gave me his socks and he/ “y was caught under his en. |'™ We thought he would be/ A OREIY YAN ARSDAL Nopr Madiaon ake charee ot an tpake 4 o find ret alled memortes dente of the olded the gr he packed a few belong into a sult « before she left y did not have the ariof Renton & South there is gene noes of the usually George Davis He may be ot ros apartment f-atricker other as courage her n, for friends but they dare n » MOUSE NMASTER BLACKBURN |; anage od Agent Flannery 1 Blackburn out of the fi ng t sholter truck nto a small wlide was thrown at the time he mountalr ook, which Joubtful if hi overed wnery was wallowed body will ar to a up} im WANTED mise A ANGOUS BOARD down, | probably | hom tho figt, #2 « ard ay on gd Janitor wa errs Routes nny PORTO Aany Y om furnished ¢ 104.208 Boston Flat for Rent AAD THE STAR—THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1910. ae A SNAP FOR RENT Bos ats ha. tnt PIT WF pottage, 2091, #1 Ot, went side Culifory 410 BO. 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