out suffering serious injury itself. The shock would be so great, coming to a dead stop from point made by our correspondent that, if all cars were a speed of say 60 miles an hour, that almost every pas- built as strongly as the Pullman, the' passengers would senger would be killed. I do not… … Practically Uninjured. in the morning of December 21, 1903. It seems that be badly bruised, and limbs would be broken perhaps; Pullmans it would equalize the death rate, and perhaps the brakeman on a freight train which was standing but there would be none of the grinding, crushing, and lower it…
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