St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-21

inspected them. The city is full OF
strangers seeking tidings of their
friends. By order of General Manager
Kendrick the track jack which is be-
leved to have caused tie disaster will
Ia sent to the office of the railroad COM
.p.sG;ssiOner. This forenoon Mr.. Kendrick
n,aoeiyed telegram from Mr.. Fenley. of
- - ,ollis. asking that the bodies of his
emily be embalmed, and sent to st.
Innis. Mr.. Kendrick left at once for
poSton to attend to this duty. Twelve
,,ersons are now at the Quincy hospital.
frhev are: W. r. Abbott. of Louisville;
Mrs. Andrew Tower, of CharlestOwn;
Mrs. George NJ. Snow. of SOmerville;
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Bailey, Roxbury;
Mr.. and Mrs. Us. Needham. Lawrence;
]. C. Brown, Lawrence; Judge X. w.
Edwards, Louisville: Mrs. T. A. Addi-
son, Chelsea: Mrs. Nj. Weleh and son
James, of Cleveland. These are all
seriously injured, most of them scalded
by escaping steam, and several of them
are in precarious condition. Perhaps
one of the most affecting scenes was
that of the two little Fenley children.
They lay on cot covered with sheet,
and their screams could be heard
all over the ward. They died early this
morning after suffering greatly. Four
members of this family met their fate
in this manner. AT noon to-day the
last of those previously unidentified
was RECOGNIZED by Mr.. Tilton as his sis
ter, Miss Mary Tilton. DR.. Garvin, sur
geon of the Old Colony railroad, has
telegraphed to Boston for six trained
nurses. The nurses at the hospital have
been on duty since the accident and are
tired out. The latest report gives the
following as complete list OF the dead,
all identified:
Mrs. Mary F. Parker, Wellesley. Mass.
Master Parker, her son; Lyman Merrill,
Reamney, N. H.; Mrs. l.: Merrill, Mrs Matte
Francis, Chelsea; Miss Mary E. Tilton, Lex
ihgton, Mass; Mrs. Mary Abbott, Louisville.
KY; Miss Eva Ballard: Ashevelle
n c.; Mrs. Frank O. Allen. Philadel
phia; Miss Bessie Allen, Philadelphia
Mrs. Oscar Fenley, Louisville, Ky: Mrs. Sue
Fenley, Louisville, KY; Alice Fenley 1n
fanD; Cathariae Fenley, Louisville, KY
Mrs. E. P. johnson, A. c. Johnson cher SOM
James Ryan, South Boston. fireman OF train
Mrs. Nancy Wells Hartford, Conn.,; Z. NJ
Copp, Cleveland, o.
Elizabeth Fenley, aged six, and hel
colored nurse Lucy are both at the
house of Mrs Carr on Hancock street.
The little girl is badly scalded, and the
doctor says her condition is such that
he does not think she can live. The
nurse is also very low. though her con-
dition is not serious. No tongue can
describe the scenes at the city hospital
to-day. The excitement which pre-
vailed yesterday subsidized toward mid
night, and by a. m. the sufferers
were resting as quietly as was
possible. Miss Eva Billiards. end
came at z o'clock, after q
night of intense suffering. She had
been passing the summer at Cottage
City, and was leader in social events
there She has brother, F. J. Ballard
at st. Augustine, Fla. AT the com
modious residence of Mrs. Cushing
Lane, near the scene of the accident,
are these: Rev. and Mrs. f. M. Dim
lex, of Los Angeles; Mrs. Halle, Fort
Wayne. Ind; Miss Ruth Blackburn,
Lowell. Mass. Miss Jessie MeCallister,
Fort Wayne. All seriously injured,
and Mrs. Halle, who is all elderly lady
and grandmother to the young ladies, is
considered to be in critical condition.