The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-27

months old, tie dsushi"t % Mrs o'CoppelI. Th9
was killed at ~ Springfield street The chlid
| was badly. although not dnngcronsly BRUISED
| On cot in the IosIital recIlncd Lizzie Nor
Tse{ asGd sea- me s,i iySd bs Tl tSe
teTfi r a n of tR. mor%ins. At piesent She
lies in the hqsplta ,aHles from sSy sFs
be able to talk Of her experience. She said ,
DR.. ri mingham's block on Sprinr1ggId street !.
| Shortly before It commenced to rain MOI her
| went out 70 the, Butchers 10 get meat lor
dinner. She had not beer, gone long when luit,
Rnd cried to my sstebT n,v where's mel mvs ssS
were, the only occupants Of the tenement
than orTLls crash Rni roar h9w H. was ms
crash was finding myself on springfield street t;
| sight et my eyes. Instead OF tho large, build
nG say hsn Of EyP 81 a SsHs nna s TesE
where FOR the s oi aware
injuries. MUSICIANS hen arrived, and later
on wars taken 70 the hos,itg," 49, e..c.,,
streo,. was also seen nj tho h9snital. ,Steak-
ing OF hor escapo. she said; Just as It com com
stove, which. with q, large kerosene oil stove.
occupied places in tho Kitchen; While caring
for The fire. o nSaps il "pE 0n sadSeny
heard q terrible noise ami the breaking q
glass behind me. Turning around saw that
/ started toward tho windows but guess
never got there, ! henrd ono crash and that
runs ruin pn NED" down S 10y CSrs e sts the
STOVES. Something lay across my forehead and
held my head down. Ny lower limbs were also
between my teeth and it was Impossible 70
move it. LIQUID not spenk or cry for help. It
seemed TO gain strength and heard some
OF the rescuinI party, ChoDpin| at the boards
and tlmbers which held me down., At last |
when came to / was in team with my hus-
band. We soon arrived at the hospital. where
urper tenement in tho house hHye learned
neGh6or and her laughter wero killed My
!, one of tho, first trips Of the, ambulance, t9
the hospital brought Miss Minnie Reed Of ll3
tendcrly, carried into tho operating room
and latd upon the operating table. She
Hane on "H?uS Years Old hI'N com &
the ambulance but upon investigation i was
found that she was injured. A few minutes
years. Hardly Ind Miss McDormott been car
ried inside when ano'her team drove up con-
tanning Andrew Hart who was bleeding, pro;
fUseiy FROM a terrible cash in his orehead and
anoth ION the back q his head. Lizzie Ashworth
BROUGHT in. The former did not display any
external i1'urees. brt was severely crushed
severe cut and bruise on the side Of her head.
Patrick Nugept, lad OF 10 yGnr1 was carried
TO- me ne on hTGgy Hs in1arSs SsG
and head. Mrs John Campbell accompanied
by her husband, arrived a few minutes later.
Her right wrist was terribly liberated. and che
had received n severe shock to her system.
Mrs. Elodle Thbau!t of North Andover had a
severe cut uron her arm After getting the
wound dressed she departed.
Another victim at the hospital was Mamie
Nugent. whose fathers house ia SprngGe!d
c n a GOD Hnr Nyar lad wi h
lime. and she was badly truSed
james Hender,fon r.: employed by Hender-
tells the following story at his home: -" was
sianI;;ing in iront Of lOl Springiield street end
h19 to OF seH Of meat fna in
10 blow 50 hard that the horse hecame skit.
roaring which seemed as loud as ,flty engines
going at full speed. ooklng along Surfing
me. and the first thing l knew tho
wind struck the horse and me from the east.
carried clear of the ground. AT that time |
didn't know what became OF them. but found
me, and ali Of the cart except the fore
wheels was carried about 400 yards away
4sW st the s vbsre ee
crouched and holding fast TO the pickets until
the fury OF the, storm was, past i seemed
looked about me. ! was da2ed. Everything
TO me that every house IN South Lawrence was
GoTP Thigh %Gdn then realize what
who was badly hurt and helped to carry her into
houses were looking out OF the windows; others
who were unhurt we're Iushipg into the street
ealing l9r help for this l.o one and that Nearly
pearrd to know what 10 do OF where to
isSin to help ssad felt re-, as trrn I Is
a hsep woIt to him and tried 10 get hin, on
hia feet tut found thar one Of his hind legs
ot "' the fS ocers heard T some H one | eryna
Here @Gt ea spw % the ms sro ,1ok
a timber IL one OF the wrecked houses. / felt
to norR nc do to hep and fifth
an ulnrm, but on the way over ] met the
ambulance. and an alarm was sounded lust
almost rather die. The, thought of 1t is enough
The foiiowing is revised list OF the killed
Ra G ~ tS Is
MK1hi.rp p Snon Higgins, Mary Lyons.
old S cRd Julia Beatty lynn '0"'n' anu 4-'9"r
PROBABLY FATALLY iNIURED-har Quinn,
aged II. confusion OF tho brain: Mrs Sarah
lehman. 20 years injured internally Andrew
Hart, section hand on Boston and Maine Rail
road, scalp wounds and Internal injuries child
Of Mrs Mandars Peter Dillon. AZ years old
internal injuries.
OTHEn ISJUHEp-Patricl Nugent, 10 wears
old. wounds on legs: Miss Minnie Held 20
ye years, injuries n about nec5 and back Miss
Lizzie Ashworth, 20 years. crushed and
hrui,ed and inteonnlly injured; Mrs
Annie Merrtgan. scalp wounds and
bruises: Mrs. John Campbell right wrist
lacerated: Mrs. Elolie Thebaut. North An
dover; flesh wounds; Mrs. Mary peppurer In
Miss Pursn IIafiner spralned ankle
Jnsse Dnwey, cuts on face Thomas
Higgins. II years flesh wounds: Mrs. Clarence |
Kelly. mail in fnot Mrs. Maria L. Dowd, |
aud son. nj more ar less bruised
and cut Mrs. James Murphy. internal injuries;
Mrs. Jacob char, internal injuries and hcad
cut; Patrick lena. cats on face, and shoulder
and internall 8 Injured Mary Morr!Gan. aged |
- severe cuts about face; Maggie, RYAN, II !
Lizzie Otonnell, . years injury TO arm, |
not serious: Mrs, Fred WheItemoro AID |
Infant son. severely cut by glass; Gertrude |
Dulra bruises, and cuts; Emma Bras.aw. bad |
cuts about leg and internal injuries: |
Thomas Evans. cue on face and hands, Mrs. |