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Detroit Free Press
Thursday, 31 December, 1903

         [Victim of Dec. 26, 1903 Pere Marquette head-on train wreck]
         
         Saranac, Mich., December 30 (Special) -
         WILLIAM SMITH, one of the victims of the Pere Marquette
       wreck, was buried here today. He was born in Barry county,
       but came with his parents to a farm two miles south of this
       place when a boy and had since lived there. The funeral was
       held from the schoolhouse, which is just across the road
       from his home, and where he attended school. He was 36 
       years of age and leaves three brothers, ELMER, CHESTER
       and ANDREW, and one sister, Mrs. MILTON LAMBERT.
       
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