MANY FATALITIES.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 48, 27 February 1911, Page 7

MANY FATALITIES.

BOMB IN RUSSIAN BATHS. BATHER BEOWN TO FRAGMENTS. By Telegraph.— Press Association.— Copjrlzfek, ST. PETERSBURG, 25th Feb. A terrific explosion occurred in the public b-ifchs in the city. Undressed bathers of both sexes Tushed into the corridors, and found the mangled- remains of the occupant of one of the bathrooms with fragments of a bomb near by. SCHOOL DESTROYED. EIGHTEEN BODIES FOUND IN THE RUINS. ST. PETERSBURG, 25th Feb. An avalanche destroyed, a school at Sibye, on the Black Sea. Twelve boys and six adults were found dead in the ruins. TRAIN WRECKED. MANY PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH. OTTAWA, 25th February. A train has been wrecked near tho village of New Germany, a German settlement on the Halifax and Southwestern Railway. The cars took fire, and many persons were burned to death. Another was fatally crushed, and five were injured. Two of the cars fell over an embankment. TWO MEN KILLED. ' ■.'TRAIN KNOCKS DOWN A STAGING. BRISBANE, 26th February. A ballast train at. Blackbutt station^ struck a staging on which a number of" men. were working, knocking it down. Two trucks were derailed, and two men, Thomas Love and Daniel M'Don.ald, were killed. EXPLOSION. A MINE ON FIRE. RESCUE iWORK PROCEEDING. NEW YORK, 25th February. As the result of an explosion in the Belmont mine at Tonopah, Nevada, eleven men are dead, and five others are entombed. The mine is afire, but rescue work isprogressing.