London, Sept. 29.
Winwiek station, three miles north of Warrington, in Lancashire, was the scene of a ghastly train accident last evening, when a boat_ express, bound from Euston to Blackpool overtook and crashed into the rear of a local train.
The engine of the express mounted on the engine of the local train, went right on top of it and overturned it, The remainder of the local, wrenched away from the engine, continued on for 100 yards.
An official statement issued by the railway company at 9.50 this morning gave the number of persons killed nine and the total injured, so far as could oe ascertained at the time, as "T name thee Queen Mary."
'Amid"'denfening cheers, Her Mo-! est the Queen broke', bottle Empire wine against the side of the vessel and pressed a button, starting the giant rams which got the ship moving.
The Queen Mary was a magnificent sight floating in midstream where six {was pushed hed into the fitting dock. The success of the launching may be gouged by the fact that the wave only Just reached the top of the bank on the Renfrewshire side.
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