The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 5, 1910, Page 1

_ THE SEATTLE HOM Bion STA Fe NO. % SEATTLE, WASH,, SATURD oN bi AY, MARCH 5, 1910. QNE CENT ON TRAINS AND PICTURES 1 FROM WELLINGTON SHOW CROWNING HAVOC OF AVALANCHE Dir iiintiitiiirertrsr ttt sbseatenseceaessocsereetstsereesssstcsseeetesestet: Sesactgaraebersegesessessstsasesssesetetasegee: ateeeteaertt A PRESALE LLS SSS TESS ERTL SES Sisto Maile ciii ts Stese leas sat Liciics tees sasentstiem@esisssncicicsssstissiteecatssrsststitrst ssi rss THE REMAINS OF PORTER LOUIS WALKER, TAKEN FROM O’NEIL’S CAR punanaaanasian ia anenracnesaainnaeccmrt nine semana secs SRE <a cn ammncnomstaacRnNESEET te ss «me epee iets tis i ioticess ics iss eas seestsaciicresssiicrstisti tessa 32 See echTy LOCOMOTIVES TOSSED TO THE BOTTOM OF THE CANYON ALL THAT REMAINED OF THE GIANT ROTARY WHEN THE AVALANCHE STOPPED sonmaneenatencseanceriaseec annem settee nceacasas cage tsoaneneassaanmnansesecesuuammsrecntteseaneseetesttt: bass; eobessessces S882: SELt reste teseas EAD AND LIVING SHUT IN AT WELLINGTON 'BY BLIZZARD WHICH WIPES OUT THE TRAIL BY GEORGE C. COWING. The bodies of Engineer B. F. Jarnigan -- Fire- TON, man J. Partridge were recovered today, making a city and it og ae Ree aint. = total of 47 bodies recovered before the rescue work Warted for Scenic with 12 bodies. It is fie vbether the grim calvacade can get was stopped by the blizzard. Men are trying to get | through with the bodies of Conductor Petit and Sec- |* "°" retary Longcoy. There were several small slides west of Leaven- bs bodies are those of Mrs. Covington, Dan worth, on the other side of the mountains, yesterday. fe, J. L. Pettit, E. W. Topping, A. The 3 hat started a EKally. RM. Barnhart, John Paraybok, | Noone was hurt. These were probably witat sta fin, Trainmaster Blackburn and Secre- eo FUMOTS OF Ox Deng . , CHANGRS LANDSCAP? meh, j Mow i rapid filling up the holes dug in TON, Marcel ay aa sakoah 4 on ¢ hotel and depot are nearly bur- f ‘ oe rs Se } ’ - ae . , ? ' a natin’ ave been besieging the railroad for their bod pula t f enon March 5, — BULLETIN. — A |. a ' dio Washi dre tee badiea Wt header a8 ring at Wellington and all along (** "| a ; waite dag de Bilay a ' od in dally her It began last night and a heavy |“ raped tad \ te ? nt he trail skirt rith is higt cee bay : Pie Pekacetcay Mart Fi fling accompanied by a wind so strong citi inte te tep or fatal slip \ 1 Oe, 9d ticle il i ok hk | pera he nor dead can get out of here to- ; ; BY begs te ! y aa, 8Paper men returne ed to Scenic to spend pe; ; t “led : ane to Wellington at daylight ‘ he onl 1 cr 4 found the trail nearly obliterated. T 1g N | te ; DEPOT IS CROWDED , . 4 PWMner lost his foothold and fell 800 feet deep snow and uprooted trees. His ’ f dhim after hours of hard work. " sips " ov oe \ Beck f y I tt More dangerous every minute. fee ting in and out of t apy ON ge ta OE A a SN nem Pe mC RANE an RTE a é ' ae f f }