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TURN THAW
Willi II
OUT OF E
SAYS PREMIER
Can't Make Sanctuary of Can
ada Prison, Is Message
to Court.
DEPORTATION CERTAIN,
Judge Delays Decision on
W rit, Whije Auto Waits
for Hush to Border.
18 r
frm -Araff rnrre., .indent of The
KvMtoi Wsrld.1
HBRBnoOKK. Quebec, sept. 2. The
hand of Attoriiey-Orneral anil Premier
of ljuebec Sir l.onier' ilnnln. fell heav
ily OK llarr Thaw to-day ami Ml de
portation ll nract ically assured. Ho la
ore only of a reunite from rourt -
lion until to-morrow
Alme Oeuffnoii. f. minus lawyer and
etvsonal repiesotitative of Sir Lome.-,
arho watched the onrller proceedings In
conrl with the slightly hnreil air of a
man who hold! the tin tl power and !
listening to argument! which he know!
can have no effect, delivered the mei
Mer of the Premier to Superior Court
Justice HutOhlrston in chamher tlit
mornihe.
The Prenler'e representative served
notice on the Court that tiniest the arlt
of ha boas corpus OB which It waa no
Sought to liberate Thaw wn, uetaUted
to-. lay by Judge HutOhlnaon, Sir l.onier
would exercise his poaer to quash all
proceedings and liberate Thaw by hla
own mandate.
Mr. ( cuff r Ion apoke ns though he waa
delivering in'tructlona hleh must be
obeyed
CAN'T MAKE CANADIAN JAIL
A SANCTUARY.
"It la the opinion of the Attorney
Oenetal," he MM, "that these proceed,
ings have closely approached a acnndal
In the Canadian court. This man Thaw
la nunc the I'oiinty Jail aa a sanctuary
to escape the operation of federal
processes.
"It la a matter of no concern to Can
ada what happens to Thaw after ha
leaves Jail. Peniap he Is to he deported,
I do not euro, the ureal point Is that
h la using our Jail for hl own pur-
(Continued on Fourth Tags. I
Baseball Games To -Day
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AT PITTSBURGH.
CINCINNATI
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AT ST. LOUIS.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT CLEVELAND.
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attarlaa Scott and Kuhn; Stean,
CuUop, Kaa'.er and O'Neill.
kivuMJ UaatK.
CH1GAOO
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CLEVELAND
0 1
Batteries -lienz and S-hilk. Hlandlng
aad f.uis ii.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
WASHINGTON
0 0 0 0 0 0 2
PHILADELPHIA
0 0 1 0 0 0 0
Batt nna Kngle and Henry, Sfiwkty
and Suhaug.
(evrrlarkt. mis. b7
to. (Th New
UIANTS BARELY
T
BYJjEANEATERS
Tesreau and Fromme Both
Wild and CrandaH Is Sent
In Too Late.
GIANTS.
R. H. PO.
A.
0
2
i
2
2
0
u
I
2
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
Burn, If 0
Shafer, 3h 0
Fletcher, is 0
Doyle, 2b 0
Merkle, lb 0
Murray, rf 0
Snodgraea, cf.... 0
McLean, c 0
Wilson, c 0
Hartley, c 0
Tesreau, p 0
Fromme, p 0
Crandall, p 0
I II
I I
I 2
2
I
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
I Hcrzog 0
Thorpe 0
McCormick 1
Totaia 2
f 27 14
Iterrng hatted for F"romtne In 3d.
Thorpe ran for McLean In fifth.
McCormick hatted for Wilson In eighth.
BOSTON.
R. H. PO.
A.
2
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5
0
I
2
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Maranville, sa...
r,-.ii., tf
2
2
0
0
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3
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I -".
Sweeney, 2b. . . .
1 Schmidt, lb
1 Griffiths, rf
i Zinn, cf
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
I
Smith, 3b
Rariden, c.
Perdue, p
Totaia
tt 27 12
Sl'MMAltY KVlt KV INNTNtkS.
Klist Has on Halle -Off Tereau, 1;
off I'rutidull. i .Struck Out--Hv Cran
dall. :i; by Perdu. 2. Three-Uaie lllts-
Sweenoy. Maiaiivllle, CrandaJL Two
Haeu Illta "Connolly, Htnleti Baaea -Merkle.
lioubla Playa Urlfttth to
Schmidt. Zlnn to Slveeney. t'nrplre
O'Day and KmM.e Attendance 3.UO0.
iMlelal to The FJ.enltia World).
POLO !U01;ND8, NBW VlKK. Sept.
Too much haaehall yesterday kept
the crowd down to about :,6W In the
third game between the Olanta and ya
Iloaton Hravef. Big Jeff Tesreau and
Larry MoLeati worked for the Olanta
and were oppoaed by Perdue and Rari
den for the liravea.
Third Baaeinan McDonald of the Boa
ton lira wis, who for thieu months led
Ska league In bitting, mu relaaaod to
the Kocheater club and. reported Im
mediately. riMT fJfNUlU MaranvllU gut a
baae on bulla Cc4inelly hit th left field
wall for two baa as, M&raartll scoring.
Teareau waa still wild and Sweeney gut
a base on balla. Schmidt filed out to
Burns. Murray muffed Griffith's liner to
left and th bases were Ailed. Shafer
threw out Zlnn. Connelly scoring. Smith
popped out to Doyl. Two It una. Two
Left
Burns smashed a slngl Into laft.
Sbafcr struck out. KleDchar filed out
to Orlfilth. Itarlden mad a uaeleaa
throw to second and Burns advanced
a baa. Luyle filed out to Connelly
In loft centre. No Runs. One Left.
NM0MD INNINfi- Itarlden sot a
la on balls. M.-rk.e got Pardus'a
groundw and throw to Fletcher, forc
ing out Itariden. After pluhing one
ball to Maranville. Tesreau was taken
out of the box and h'nimttit relieved
him. Maraiivtll alngled to left on th
first ball pitched, udvanning Perdu to
acond. Conneily tripled to deep right
centre, aoorlnc Perdue and Maranville
Bums caught Sweeney's long fly to
(Continued on Tenth Page
OTTAWA WINNERS.
riBST at ACE BrynUmah, 8 to 5 and
oat, first; Mendy Bane, T to S placs,
second i randuodl third. Time, 1.4 a-6.
BBCOaTS at ACE nation Oaety, a to
S, brat; Bfelassu, 1 to 3 place, aecond.
Our Mabell. third. Tim l.oa.
THIRD MACS Baron D Xalb, 15 to
1 and 6 to I, first, Tankapd. to G for
place, coad: Cogs, third. Tim 1.14.
i rOUKTH RACE Zodiac, a to 5 and
4 to 6, first! Serenta. 3 to 1 place,
second; Colors, third. Time. 1.08 1-6.
HFTBJ. aVa.CE Myrtle KarUn, I to 1
and 4 to B, first; Bprtntrmass. 9 to 1
place, aecond; Qulncy Bella, third.
!. LUMi . .
MM
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Th. mm r
NSW
Vara HitMl
PHILLIES BEAT
N CLOSE GAME
One Bad Inning With Rucker
Pitching Gave Quakers
Lead.
BROOKLYN.
OUT BROOKLYN
R. H. PO. A. E.
Moran.rf 0 2 2 0 0
Cutshaw, 2b 0 0 3 3 0
Collins, cf 0 0 3 0 0
Wheat, If 0 0 3 0 0
Daubert, lb I 3 9 0 0
Smith. 3b 12 0 10
Fisher, ss 0 0 3 4 1
McCarthy, c 0 14 10
Rucker, p 0 0 0 0 0
kagon, p. 0 0 0 2 0
Hummel 0 0 0 0 0
Kirkpatrick 0 0 0 0 0
Heckinger 0 0 0 0 0
Meyer 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 2 8 27 II I
Hummel batted for (tucker In alxth.
Klrkpatrlrk hatted for Ragon In ninth.
Heckinger batted for Moran In 9th.
Meyer ran for Kirkpatrick In 9th.
PHILADELPHIA.
R. H. PO.
a. e.
Byrne, 3b
0 I I
3
0
0
0
0
0
s
I
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Knabe,2b 0
P ask art, cl I
Magee, If 0
Crsvath, rf. 0
Luderua, lb 0
Doolan, as 0
Klllifer, I
KUey. p I
0
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5
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Totaia.
3 10 27 14 3
HI' MM ART FOR IN'NI.VOS.
Klrat Ka.se on Balls- iff Itagan I,
off Rlxey 2. Htru.lt Out By Rucker
i, by Rixey 3. by Hagan 1. Thre
Base lilt 'Rlxey. Two-Bas Hit
Paakert. Smith. Double Playa Cut
shaw to Pigtief to Daubert. Rlxey to
Klllifer to Luderua; Klaher to Cut
shaw to Dauhert. Hit by Pitcher
Collins. 1'mplrea Brennan and liaaon.
1 ten lance. 2,000.
tSpectal to Ths Evtalng World. I
BURETS PVBLaD, Brooklyn. . T.
Sept. V. With two games of theli last
series with th Dodger to their credit.
Charley Dooln's llv ball Uswen from
Philadelphia want against Bill Dahlen'a
crowd again to-day. confident of mak
ing It, vlototy number three Rlxey
and Klllifer were In the polnta for the
Uuakens, while Rucker and McCarthy
worked for the Dodgera. A alun crowd
numbering about three thousand fan
waa on hand when the game atarled.
FIRST INNING Byrne filed to Col
lins. Knabe struck out. MoCarthy
dropping th thlrxl trlk anl throwing
him out to Ikaubert. Paakert filed out
to Collins No Runs. None Left.
Moran alngled. Cutshaw sacrificed,
Rlxey to Luderua Colllns's Una drive
struck Rlxey s glove and bounded to
Byrne, who shot the ball to Luderua
Just in time to get his man. Wheat waa
retired by Luderus unassisted. No
Run. On Laft.
snCOND 1VNINO Magee filed to
Collins. CravatJi alngled. laidarua
fanned. Doolan forced Cravath at aec
ond. Flaher to Cutshaw No Runt
Non Lefu
laubert'a grounder waa too hot for
Byrne to handle and it went for a base
hit. Smith sacrificed. Rlxey to Luderus
Fisher drove a low line fly to Magee.
McCarthy grounded out, Doolan mukluR
a faat pickup and throw to L iderus No
Runs. One Left
THIRD IMNINU Klllifer Kpd up
to Klaher Rlxey was an easy vi -tim
on strlkea Byrne fouled out to Piahur
No ltuna.
Rucker got to firat on Knabs a si
fumble of hla roller. Moran atruck out.
cutshaw forced Rucker at eecsmd
Doolan grabbing Cutebaw's high bound
er and touching out Nap on the line.
Collins hit with a pitched ball,
advancing Cutshaw to seoond. Whet
fouled out to Byrne, No Runs. Two
Ift.
FOURTH INNING Knabe lined a fly
to Moran Paakert drove the hail to
left centre for two bases Ma gee's
grounder WU lr' hOI for Klsher and
rolled out Into left field for a base.
Paakert leoflllg Oravalh hit Into a
dOUDls ,lay, c'utahaw to I''istier to Pau
:,..rt. tine Run
Mauiiert hunted safely to Knabe
S nlth siugleil to left, advancing lau
belt to second. On Killifer's gf lg throw
to second o cat -h Dautiert naptung
Daubert croaaed the plate and S:nlth
faiohad thud. Fisher dtov a sacrifice
fly to Paakert, Smith crossing the plats.
ICcAliAUsd aa TtaUA rt4
YORK, TUESDAY,
GIANTS LOSE
AT NEW YORK
OOOOOOO 1 1 2
BOSTON
2300000 0 0- 5
Ratterles Teareau. Fromme, tTandall, McLean and Hartley. Perdue and
Rariden.
BROOKLYN LOSES
AT BROOKLYN
000200000
PHILADELPHIA
000120000
Batteries Rucker, Ragon and McCarthy; Rlxey and Klllifer.
HIGHLANDERS LOSE
AT BOSTON
01 000 1 000
BOSTON
20200000
Batteries McHal and Hweeney; Hedlenl and Thomas.
DEAD AND INJURED IN WRECK
ON N.Y..N.H.SH. RAILROAD
the:
ATSaT, Bevt. sV The teiaesl
dath roll ef eighteen reads ae fol
lows i
AXiTBOaTUX., WtXULAM, Morf oil, Ta
AJtMBTBOBTO, BfXBB MiMUMITl,
Waehlag-ton, B. O.
A TUT, MAJtOXiD, Wo. road
way. STaw York City.
rox, a cratOBXBB, aiklaa Fark, Pa.
GUM, ALIEBT, Xfew York Olty.
OTOXKiaa. BV A., son of I.oaard
Xotchklea, Xfew HaTea.
HOTOHXXBB. PhTIXiO, &fts, brother
Of BV A. Xtotchhlss.
SOME OF THE INJURED.
AVNKR. HARRV, No. 694 Broadway,
badly Injured, will die.
ALTSCIIl'L. SYLVAN. Norfolk. Va
shoulder dislocated and back hrulaed.
ALTSCIIL'L. RICMARO. Norfolk. Va .
bad gash on head
ANNiriTK. JBANNK. No 3f,3 Avenue
A, Buyonne, N. J.
ARMS TMONO, PRBDKRIOK, No
Park avenue, Bridgeport, Conn.
B1DDLK. A. M . Torresdale, Pa.
BAH N ICS, RALPH, New Haven.
BLOuMIN'Ci'i'HAL, JOH Nw Vork.
gash on foiehead
BOIsOBRi ROBERT, Philadelphia,
dislocated arm.
BROWNJBRi MRS II. No :t2 Fourth
avenue. New York, right able spialued
OOl.LL'M. U K.. Namur. r'rancee.
CLKMKNT. J. BROWNING JR.,
ROBIN, BUI WHO
WILL SETHIM FREE?
Bank Wrecker May Be Issue
on Which Status of Gov
eriuir May Hinge.
ALKANT. SpL 2. Oov Surer an
nounced la o this afternoon tint he had
pardoned Joseph llobln, convicted oi
noking the Northern Rank of New
York and Ml Washington Bay M ,
i Hank.
PepOgllOf I of the wrecked Institution'- I
I made appllCsMtOn f"r Rubln'l para ,n I
lasl February,
Mr lulgSf issued n. i lenient saying i
he is convincOO mat a pa rq in - ;, i b
gn inted to Robin in consideration of ins
ervloea w Into and the furthai
ervlce lie i-ialms lie can render.
A ting (governor, Qlynn'a friends thu,
afternoon klStilaTSd that lulgsr'l pardon
of Robin would mo i land. They aid
that Sulaer lasued the paidon in ordei
to bring about a court test of the
SULZER PARDONS
SEPTEMBER 2,
2
3
2
4
dead.
XOMA. UOMI, Wo. sag West
Thirty-fourth atreet, Waw York I died
at a.aa as aw a..kun.
kfABY JAJTB (no last nam), Bar,
ford. Letter to at re B. Tum.r. Wo.
Ml Booth arenas. Brooklyn, on person.
BVTX.BB. YBAWX B., Beraatoa, Pa.
WBIYB, atiaa AOWBB. Wo 148 Tre
moat atreet. Boston
MABTia. B. P., Brya Mawr, Pa.
XABB. BABBY. Japanese.
YABW, BOBBBT St., tyo.um .,,,,,
Philadelphia.
Three unidentified women
Oa nnldenttfled man.
Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
CONDON, FRANK, Secretary V. M
i A., 'i'renfori. , .J
DW3K4BR. RICHARD F. ummit.
DOWN RALIMI. No H Jlra,
atreet. N..w Utvani rlgnt ai aj and leg
bruised. "
DIXON, .lulls' w. general
counsel. Frl n Line, Yale Club, N T
PRANK. RICHARD, No. : Park ave.
nue. New York
ORIPVIM, J . Lincoln avenue. Orange
N. .1 , right side ,f head cut.
HBARN, A . No Kiu I,,,.,,, .trM))t,
Broolilyn, slight
JAPAN! WAITKR fr ,.arilpi frao.
(Continued on Becond Page
Kla' K well's Island mav refine to reonR
Ola the pardon and decline u let Rootn
out Robin, thereupon, Would sue out
a writ of habeas and this would lm
mediately bring the claims of the rival
Oovarnora up for a court review
KINGSTON, N Y . Boot, i The ,e
curing of a Judicial ruling on the 1,-unl
statu of ii.,v willtam Bullet befors
tne convening of the Court of Imps h
iiieni In Altiany on Sept. II is behaved
to aa Oi purpoaa of hBbeM oorpus pro.
iwedlnpj begun her., to-day b rorniai
Hvprveentatlve WIlUAin M Bannotl
New York ciiy. i,,.!,,,. Supreme Co IN
iu-tic llaabrouoa or, behalf of lueeph
Ul, Robin, the Now York nunker -,,,,, , .,
Juatlra Haabi uea, on Mr Bsnnett's
application, Krsnt.-I a writ direct. ri
Robin to appeal before hint on Thura-
da, I'h writ la mad., returnabl at
KinK-a:oti because the Appe,. i (a Division
of the Thlid I 'j arttiiant roa 'snat at
Saratoga on wees from to-day. which
.a thtee weeka In advance of the cot,
venlng of the Appellate Division In N
York County, where Robin la aerelng
one j is i r in jail
II Is geeumed that Mr Bennett : ,eek
Ing an ej.ly ,le -.si in from ths Appellate
riiVISlr) On Hie Lower ,. tl( iJovihiii
to Ss .e ih bardon s .....
SSMgllllvi
PRENOERGAST HEADS HOME.
PA RIB, "(.- ? William A Premier
gast, ths Comptrollat of New York C'lly
s.i.i. lo-morroa foi Amai i .( on t..ar,i
t IS Olj ntplg fr I,,,ig.
uir miiio i. iH.ttr.l. m i.t ti.
ar sds PulilSfi (World! nuudiag, ta J Hail
Hue, S Y i il Ti urt, god ress rf sllual rig sit
t'-siins, It- hi i u i -rcrftj ii,i ,,ita tssnsu
I " Circulation Book Open to AAV
1913.
16 PAGES
NEW HIGHLANDER
PITCHER MILE,
LOSESTOHUBITES
Red Sox Do All Their Scoring
In First and Third
Innings.
HIGHLANDERS.
R. H. PO. A. E.
Maisel, Jh 0 0 2 J 0
H olier, cf 0 12 10
Cree. If I I 2 0 0
Hsrtrell. ib 0 2 0 3 0
Knight, lb ...... I I I 0
Gilhnoley. rf . . . . 0 I I 0 0
Zeider, ss 0. 2 J 2 0
Sweeney, c 0 0 ft I 0
McHalo, p 0 0 0 3 0
Caldwell.. U U 0 0 0
Totals 2 24 14 0
Caldwell batted for Mcllale In nth
BOSTON.
R
H. PO. A. E.
14 0 0
Hooper, rf I
MunJy, lb 0
Speaker, cf 2
Rchg.lt I
Ycrkes. 2b 0
13
3
I
I
I
3
0
Janvrin, 3b.
Wagner, aa.
Thomas, c . .
Bedient, p. .
0
0
0
0
Totals.
4 10 27 12
8I'MM Alt Y
first Mass on Ballg Off M ell ale, t.
off Mellent, 2. Btru k Out-Hy Mcllale,
i. by Hedlent, 1 Stolen Raaea Speaker,
( Rehg, Yerkea. Double Plays-Yerkes
to Mnndv: llartaell, .elder to Knight,
Mciiiie. Ktiiaht to Maisei Umpires
Messrs. Kgan and Connolly. AttOBddBCO
4.ISBI
laiaw-ltl tn The Ftenlna World).
PHNWAT park, BChVTON, Sept. ? -AlUlOUflh
CbBnCB'g Highlanders went
down f'r a double setback ysaterday
the vlaltora came up smiling thla after
noon, ready for the third of the four
game aeries.
FIRST 1NNI.NO - Malsel tried to
Hooper. W. dier got a life on Waguer'a
high throw Cree fouled to Mundy.
llartaell tiled to Hpaakar. No Run,
on Left,
Hooper fanned. Mundy did likcwkt.
Speaker alngled tn centre. Rehg dropped
a saf one In right, Speaker going to
third. Speaker and Rehg worked a
double tal successfully, Speakar scor
ing and Rehg reaching second Yerkes
slnsled to centre, scoring Rehg Yerkes
caught off first, Wolter to Sweeney, to
Knight Two Runs
Knight singled through lanvrln.
Knight took second when Mundy muffed
Bedlenfs throw to eaten mm napping
off first "tilt ley grounded to Mun
day and waa out at tlrst, Knight going
to third Zeider singled to left, acor
Ing Kulght BsTOOMt I'" '"'"' a doublu
play, Yerkes to Mundy. On Hun
Janvrin out, sfalael to Knight. Wag
ner struck out. Thome singled to cen
tre Hedlent out llartaell to Knight
No Runs I me left.
THIRD I VNl.Nii -Mcllale rilsd to
Hooper Wagner made a sensations,
stop and thtow, retiring Malsel at tlrst
vVagsej alalu tuads a wonderful idoop
it w oiler' a sesmingly safe hit and re
tired him at tlrst on s lightning thro
No Rlina
Hoouei singled to right. Mundy bulli
ed safely, Speaker foreed Mundy st
second, llartaell to .elder Kcng eta
.1 led 'o centre, scorini Hooper, dpealtvr
tlllldllll 'P at second Yelkl-s popped t I
M.i.sel. IgMVI ' singled to crntie s oi
Ing Spease. i'.f'm coin., to second
Wanner Hied to VVoltgr, Two HUM
Two lift.
POURTH INNINQ c,,, ,j,n, via.
to Mundj llartaall single,! io sontrs
Kulght filed to NV'agner. 'Jllhooley sin
glel through Wagnet. advancing Urn
ell to aaCOttd .eliler o it. Wagner to
Mn.cly No Ituns Two l.efi
Thome u it MoHals tu Knight B
dlent went ull (tie same wa. Iltiuue
out. Haldol III Kf'Bht N ' Huns
,1 III IN NINO SH.el.,t ,i I
Hi dient in ioii, Ariel fouling on
Lbuiil tit latlla M H !' alt leg nu
Malael drea a
glad to Bpt ikei
Mun. i ranmnl
,m aki r' long drlv
itehg o it. Malael t-
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PRICE
OVERWORKED ENGINEER
SENDS TRAIN CRASHING
INTO STALLED EXPRESS
White Mountain
Signal in New
Smashes Through Three Wooden
Cars of Bar Harbor Express.
liiglitocii vr-.ns arc dead, five more arc at the point of death tat
other may suaumb from the effects of injuries received in a rear end
collision near North Haven, a suburb of New Haven, to-day, when thi
first section of the New York bound New York, New Haven and Harts
ford White Mountain Itxpress dashed, at forty miles an hour, into the,
rear sleepers of .the second section of the Uar Harbor Express, abq
rjouna lor New iork.
This w.is the most disastrous of .1 long series of wrecks on the Ne L
York, New Haven & Hartford .system. The railroad orticiab issued a '
statement this afternoon which tended to throw the blame on the en0Mt
of the White Mountain hxpres-, hut the engineer, according to friends; .
has the defense that iie has been overworked for the past week and
also that the signal system ol the section of the line on which the wreck;
occurred was not adequate in logj;y weather Mich as prevailed ttit
morning.
ESGINh'ER HAD BEEN DOVBUNG IF.
Miller, Hie engineer of the White Mountain Express, has lived sinct
Iviyhood in the home ol Mrs. H. A. Scott, .it Montowese, a suburb of Nw
Haven. Mrs. Scot) when soeu by an livening World reporter this afte:.
noon said she had been in communication with Miller and that he told her
he was not to blame for the wreck.
"Pol Hie p.isl week," declared Mrs. Scott, "Mr. Miller has been,
doubling up tli.it i he has been handling another run besides his own be-,
cause of the sickness ol another eiij-iueer. Since last Tuesday he hasn't
averaged more than two and hall limirs' sleep out of each twenty-four.
I begged him if lay off, but he said the force was shorthanded and thai
road wanted him to put in extra time.
"During the twenty-tour Jiour preceding the wreck Mr. Scott slept
just one hour and a halt. He lived here with me and I know. He would
barely have time to el home and snatch ,i nap when he would be called
out on the road again. .
"He came out to see me after th week to-day. He told me ft
was very foggy and he could not see A als until he was ckkM fo
them. He had no idea the train ahead o) . had slopped until he wa$
right against it, He says he did not hear any torpedoes and did nof
see any flagman, roi i tew minutes before the accident, lie said, hlfj
train kid been i iniiiing through a mist that cut otf his view and wet the
mils."
Errgmeff Millci lu been warned
protection, he should not make any statement, but before the warning
reached him he had told inquirers that the fog and signal system were to,
blame.
"The tog was so thick," said Miller, "that I couldn't see the banjo,
signals until Wf were almost on top of them. The banjo signal at North
Haven was set danger and I set the brakes, but it was too late. Trier
was ahsoliitel) no Chance to stop."
PRESIItEST KLUOTT AT IS'QI'IKY.
Coroner Mix of New Haven, President Howard l.lliott and General
Manager Bardool the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad and
Public Utilities ( lommifsioner Ewell began an investigation Into the wreck
ll the railroad offices in New Haven late this afternoon They examined
I ngineei Miller, whose train smashed into the Par Harbor Kxpress; Con
ductoi Brace ol the Hai Harbor Express and Flagman Murray of the same
train
The examination ol Brace ind Murray w.is exhaustive to determine
whether Brace senl Murrav. back with a lantern and a flag to warn the
engineer ol Ihe While Mountain lixpres that the train ahead had stopped.
Miller siid he did nol ee the flagman, bul Murra) s.iid hp went back the
egulatioti distance ami roniplied with .ill the rules governing flagmen in
dgilalling Irains
will no ,'edCoi Mix. i'i"i tix iv icsponsibit
, i i tiii e.'k I v i In i 1 i'uc iio.i!;n'i loin; .o poy.jfoLj
...,i. unl I'l-f.ighi in. atint-e 1 inn ..in m i iheu oter until It
determined ui vhere ihe repnuililii ioi ihi diatt'r lies." ?
Ihe nuinlvi ol moie oi les sinoul iujuied i- ovei liity. Fivif
if the victims in V k Haven huspit.ils a ,11 die. m .u least ihe stirrrsa
have abandoned hope t o n; ulm
in New Haven iio-pii.ii, jean .nut
meriiian. L. Ii. Clilloin is dying In
Many of the bodies of the dead
ONE CENT.
Snecial Runs Past
Haven Suburb andi
by Coroner Mix that, for his
own
lues, ihree ot them are wotpaj i
i.jiu Annette, sistei, aiKl Hot tmt
Cirace Hospital.
were frightfully nunglad. Jht
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At) wartant Bl
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