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I'Rssenw r Conductor Zollinger re
timed last Friday from ti business
tp to Omaha
Word coined from W. II. Law that
lie in now at Troy. Mont. Mr. Law
was nt one time it switchman here.
Krakeman Crittenden has resinned.
Me will return to h!n home In Mc
'ook.
Mrs. .lennle Heed and daughter
Uulh left Monday for a short visit
with Will Heed In Missouri.
Machinist Austin went to Seneca
Monday to spend Christmas with his
parents.
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1H I 4th Stmt
Mrs C. . HosklnR received the
fclowiitg card from her sister, who
with her husband in traveling in
South America. It Is tinted Dee. 14.
"Dear sister: We are having a won
nerful time here and wish you liail
eorae with un. We have Been tnuch
of the canal and arc duly impressed.
We have been on a finished part or
tiie canal, rode about three miles
down the center In a motor boa'
Kverythina Is so different, wild ba
MUMSi grape fruit and pine apples
and beautiful wild flower."
Popular Alliance
Railroad Man Killed
Mr. and .Mrs Ward from the Hlaek
Hills spent the past week In Alii
SB al Kb home of their son. Con
ductor J. 8 Ward.
Fireman Hanson who ha been em
ployed here the past two years has
resigned. He will try farming near
Hnvelock, Nebr.
Conductor Kd. Heard haB gone to
Aurora to spend the holidays with
his parents. Conductor Horn has
Heard's car and crow.
Conductor U. V Hoskins is taking
a short vacation during the holidays.
Conductor P. , Hill has Hoskins' car
and crew.
Engineer George Hell was taken
very suddenly 111 at his home Mon
day evening and Is still very sick.
He Is under the care of Dr. Slagle.
John Ixddtkn, R. of R. T. legisla
tive delegate, went to the high line
Thursday to make a study of work
Ing conditions In the Hlack Hills.
v
8upt. George Griggs of the Ster
ling division and wife were In Alli
ance Monday doing Christmas shop-
pin.
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Mr. Smith, chief clerk in tat train
master's office, left Sunday evening
for Sterling. III., where he apent the
holidays with his parents.
Plreman Ambrose went to Raven
na Monday to attend a big ball giv
en there. He returned Tuesday on
No. 4.!
Ilrakenian John Thompson, who
lias been working here about elgh
teen months, has uult and returned
to his home in Creston. Iowa.
Machinists Morhman and Hracken
left last Saturday night for Omaha
and Nebraska City. They will be
gone until the first of the New
Veal
llrakeman Powell has had to lay
off again after making one trip. Mr
Powell has Just recovered from i
ueveiv attack of tvnhoid fever and
was ambitious to get to work again.
(Vmriiictcr Art Pickett and wife
moved this week into a modem five
mniu cottage on Toluca Are. Mr
Pickett laid off a few days and Con
ductor Shields took out his car.
m m m
Mhs Kdna Hullock. sister of Con
ductor Clyde Hullock. has been very
sick at the hospital the past ten
days. On Christinas day she began
to Improve and is now slowly recov
erlne under the excellent care of
Sisters.
'Babe" Moran killed at Crawford
Saturday afternoon by being
crushed between freight
cars
Funeral at Alliance Tuesday morning
"Habe" Moran, head brakeman on
local 46, was so badly Injured at
4:35 Saturday afternoon In Crawford
that he died at 5:55 o'clock. Train
No. 46 had pulled 4nto Crawford and
the two helper engines which are
located there to help trains over
Crawford Hill were busy with another
train bo that 46 was compelled to
wait for them.
The following story of the. accident
as told by Conductor E. V. Cramer
was corroborated by all the members
of the train crew. "We arrived at
Crawford at 3:05 p. m. 1 was on the
engine and head brakeman Moran
dropped off to cut off about 12 cars.
We pulled up on the main line to
take coal and water. The operator
Instructed us that we would have to
slay there for the helpers. I asked
him if the helpers would be down
ahead of 43. He asked the dispat
cher who said he thought they would
se we left our engine and what cars
we had standing on the main line be
tween the depot and coal shed. The
engine crew, the head brakeman' and
myself went up town to get some
thing to eat. We came back and
the operator advised us that the help
tr engines had gone into Rutland and
would not. be at Crawford ahead of
43. We backed down and coupled
owto our train and pulled them up
onto the south passing track so that
the west end of the raln was out of
the interlocking plant. 43 arrived
and on the block of 43 the helper en
gines arrived, which was about 4:30.
llrakeman Moran had asked DM if It
w-ould be all right to cut the helper
in light at the cut-off which leads
from the main line to the south pas
sing track. I told him if it would
come behind 12 or 15 cars it would
he all right. That was our conver
sation at the depot before the help
ers arriv d. After the helpers ar
rived tie;, took oal and wrier and
brakcmi ii Moran started off alone
up to tli head end of the train.
IPs in' i on was to cut the train
and pu le of the helpers at the
cut off.
"The first I knew of Moran being
hurt was wheu brakeman Hoag ante
I suppose to turn ihe angle cocks
nd cut the hosp. He came out, jsave
me the shirk rignal. a small back-up
sisnal. and I gave him the slack by
Juw releasing the straight air on the
inc. ie :md let Ihe tmln slack itself
back until he gave me the ao-i
sign. I then rebaed lie ah
opined the throttle but
start ahmd and the en
moving ba kward very
the alack come togetlie
the rear end of the tral
at that time he gave m
nal and stepped in betw
i appli d the straight ilr ji a
quaes: as he nave tin- ii sign ; nn i
suppose the engine went Hack ti t or
threv feet after that I ptc Iped
there unite a little while, wnit'n for
him to came mil and j;tt ir I an
other signal In a Utile v h I I
straight! tied up and loeksjl bak over
the train I thought I juld se him
(.n k. of the train, ttlng land
Brakes. Preity soon I aw a J mng
fellow come running tip. 'Who i rout
ed in m that dure wafdp tnin be
tween the ears and to move th en
gine ahead."
As soon as Moran jM re! ased
he w is tak n into a nearby ouse
and a doctor called. In aboil! thirty
minutes lie asked for a Mftt JLThe
pries at Crawfi.rd wa- not at Home
so an auto was sent to Fort Hfobin
son, making the trip then aid
in a few minutes.
As soon as the ae ident wa
ed to the Alliance officl
train was ordered to uke hi
er to Crawford. The -pecln
hack
Aport
a slecial
moth
was
nady and waiting with Enjfinfof Wil
son and Conductor Evan hi ftl
utes but just as it wa reidV
start the death of Moran was report
ed
The body was brought to balance
and tunei-al services w ere I ell at
mom
Pr
Holy Rosary church Tuesda
Ing at nine-thirty o'clock, R-vf
Donnelly officiating. The members of
t-large
the Alliance Pi re lepaJrtmeq
tended in a body, as well as ui
number of Alliance railroad men
Moran carried insurance it
Burlington relttf. He
April 1, 1012. He was well
those with whom he worked arip was
the
employed
d by
acquainted and his dealt is
regretted by all.
leeply
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l here
Dan CrllKy, a popihir brakeman
of the N. -P. With headquarters at
Uvlngstcu. Mont., came In Tuesday
morning on No. 42 to apend Ckrtat-
mna with his anut. Mrs. Moran Some
years ago Mr. Crilley was employed
In the Norton store, where be made
many friend. He U now in the
freight sen-Ice on the N. P and will
IV piomoted to couauctoi wun me
Bet class set up. He will return to
l.iv iiwst ii Monduy on No. 41.
the rear end and said that Moran
was fast near the head end of the
train.
"When I got to where Moran was
he was standing erect with his feet
on the .".round facing towards the
rear of the train, criiBhed between
the couplers on cars KCS 24280 and
OWitlUN 110;:k. ears from head
end. There was a total of 5S loads,
weighing 2&35 ton, in the train. Mo
ran was conscious but was suffering
greatly He asked ine if 1 could not
K't a bull chain and pull thut car
away from him. The next thing he
said was, "Well. I am all in."
. -'We- then took one of the Itelper
nrtnes and attached on the rear
lulling It away from him. The
troirnaine was pulling as hard as
pobslblelSKPuld not move that end
at all
It is the OLinioWU.he who t
ed the accidt r.Jssgjrnii had
closed the BMM cocks UNMsU to
stop the reai- end of the tral
had started backwards, there be
a very heavy grade art this point. In 1 f
stepping in to put on the air In th i! Tast
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At the Pwmou (laiUiua lliaie
irawiua buM Thuraduy Mra. Axle
i i. was the luck nn.iiii Mi
iui tie -tH-k to K. Taah
and tir "kV fw lulnuus Mra,
Jiliiinii v. a ahaid she would he
taken .i i'Vabvheks.
Kutueer Kd. Struud and ylfe were
happily eurpised the day Before
Christinas by cue arrlvaj of aft
Hiraud'a sisttr Mc Anna Kxiruin
from Axiei. Neb(. Another brother.
Mr Klliot Si hi ml of the mechanical
depart men l also Uvea Here. Mrs.
Ektnuu will remain until after the
holidays. On her return she wilt be
accompanied by Mrs. Mtrend aud lit
tie sou who will make a vlait In
(eastern Nebraska and Missouri
the from end of the train. which!
moved down upon ban 4u spite of the j
effort of the enatne which was pull , in ih
ing forward. IHtruld
The feilowlna siwtemeni of Kusm uui a ,
-i !. W. Johus)i also throws some Mrs
lell.-t
light on the affair
"We headed in on the south par
sing (rack at Crawford and after ihe
lu-lpers cuuie down .mil stoppi'd
the coal shed the brakeman went
on top and set a few hand bra
ile then eume down my aide of '
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