Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-20
HARTFORD HORROR.
Later Developments Confirm the Theory
Of Boiler Explosion.
The Engineer and Fireman Under Arrest
Charged with Manslaughter-The List
of Dead and Wounded

HARTFORD, Conn. Feb. 1.-TWO ad-
ditional bodies have just been taken from
the Park hotel both badly burned. One
is identified as Dr.. Perrin and the other
is believed to be Mrs Perrin Other
bodies are now in sight and are being
taken out
A third body has been brought out and
proves to be William Boyle OF this city
Work has been temporarily suspended to
allow the removal of that portion of the
hotel still standing which is a constant
menace to those working in the ruins.
A large fragment Of the boiler has been
found seyenty-ffv feet from where the
boiler originally stood. 1t was the back
of it and weighs 240 pounds.
The corner of the north wall with one
of the chimneys has been successfully
pulled down, greatly lessening the dan
ger to the working party. although it
has added somewhat to the debris to be
removed. Body No. u, the only one
remaining unknown, has been partially
identified as S. B. Allowav of Cincinnati.
Alexander Thuyer, engineer, who
was arrested yesterday charged
with manslaughter, was IN court
this morning AT the time Of the
the opening of court Amos Risley, assis-
tant engineer. had not been found. He
was in charge of the boiler at the time of
banking the fire at midnight. Soon after
the opening of the court Risley was
brought in, and the two men on the
charge of manslaughter pleaded not
guilty and their cases were adjourned for
one week. Bail has not been obtained.
The men assert that they were in no way
responsible for the horror. Thuyer was
arrested five months ago charged with at
tempting to shoot q man. The case. is
now before the superior court.
The following is full list of the dead
and wounded to date:
DEAD
GEORGE GAINES, colOred porter
DWIGHT II. BUELL., ieweler, Hartford.
GEORGE ENGLE, drug clerk, Hartford.
J. w. HoUsEMANN, Boston.
J c.. HILL, Buffalo.
LOUIS B. BRONSON, wife and child,
Hartford.
GEORGE J. KETCHUM, Hartford.
EDWARD KETCHUM, Hartford.
GEORGE W. Rock, Brockport, N. Y.
An unknown.
A. T. TILLETsoN of Cincinnati.
THOMAS r. MCCUE of No. 440 West
Forty eighth street, New York
NJ. GALODY and wife, Hartford.
Charred remains, presumed to be those
of ANDREW F. WHITING
DIR. L. PERRIN and wife
WILLIAM BOYLE of Hartford
The ten patients at the hospital are all
doing well and will recover. They are:
HELEN LEPOINT, New Brit in, Conn.
JOSEPH H. TURPIN, Hartford.
JENNIE DECKER.
MICHAEL CoRRIGAN of KNOXVILLE.
ENOs JAMES, Birmingham, England.
WALTER n. GAY, Bayonni.
HENRY STOFFLE, Philadelphia.
WELLINGTON KETCHUM, proprietor.
Mrs. W. KETCHUM.
MICHAEL CRAAIER, Avon, Conn.
STILL SEARCHING FOR VICTIMS.
HARTFORD conn Feb. Midnight.
There is nothing new to report. A force
of about forty men is still busily engaged
in the work of excavation, but no bodies
have been taken out since noon. The only
bodies known to be in the ruins are those
of Night Clerk Perry and of Mr.. a. Il.
Whiting. Charred pieces of flesh
found Monday were thought to be
portions of Mr.. Writings body,
but it is now believed they belonged to
some other body taken out. Twenty
bodies have been taken out and have all
been identified. They have been deliv-
cred to friends, with the exception of
Alloway OF Cincinnati, whose relatives
are on their way to this city,