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DREADFUL ACCIDENT ON THE WORCESTER RAIL.
ROAD "A terrible accident occurred on Saturday
afternoon to the Weymouth stage. driven by Mr. Raw.
mond between the Worcester depot and Harvard
Mr expected some passengers by the comiug train
ano had taken stand east OF the tracs and little north
the down train came in sight, the locomotive ds
gagged and shot ahead and gave belch Of steam


passed the stage Startled this salute the horses
suddenly wheeled on to the track and barely got
when the train came up tho forward baggage srk
ing the the stage and dsengagng the lore wheels
The driver, Raymond had presence of mind to seize
the rens and jump before the shock; but Mr.. Lewis
Holmes, Of Weymouth, who was sitting by his SIDE
was thrown directly the rail- and no less than six
wheels passed over him, and he was taken up shape
less corpse Another man, who sitting inside had
leg broken and his head and shoulder badly hurt Ho
carried to the Massachusetts Hospital lady who
was sitting inside received slight bruises but was
disabled pursuing her journey to Weymouth in
another stage The body Of Mr. Holmes slso TAX en-
aomc. He had occupied place Of trust in the Wey.
mouth nail factory and has left wife and two or three
children. John J Wheeler is the Of the person
who taken to the hospital. He belongs to Worces.
Ter. and is about nineteen years of ape