The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-11
TAKEN FROM THE RUINS
Anxious Friends Visit Scene of New
Hampshire's Calamity.
MANY BODIES RECOVERED.
Thirty-four Partly Burned Corpses Were
Taken Out OF the Ruins-A Partial
Clue to the Origin of the Fire-Indig-
nation Expressed.

DOVER, NH, Feb. 11.-Last night in the
chapel OF the county farm building, or
the settees which have heretofore hello
devout worshippers, laid what could be
found OF thirty-four fearfully burned and
charred bodies. The others, who wert
known to have perished in the flames o.
the insane asylum fire, have not yet beer
found, for the cellar is full OF water anC
the debris has not yet been removed.
Corrected List of the Dead:
Frank Rowe Great Falls, aged "a; Charles
Libby, Great Falls, 80; Frank Page, Roches-
ter, 2s; William File, Great Falls, 81; Franz
scriggins, Dover, 81; Henry Kimball, Dover
@i Julia Riel, Dover, a; Mrs. Lizzie Larvin
salmon Falls, 81; Mrs. Mary McClintock
Dover, 81; Maggie White, Great Falls. 6s; An.
Carr, Rollinsford, 40; Mary Nutter, Farming
ION, 81; Mrs Mary Maloney, Dover, so; Laura
Ellis, Rochester, 20: Mary Wilson. Lee, SO.
Nora Twindall, Milton Mills, So; Caroline
Raid, Dover, %; Mrs. Ann Rothwell, Dove
~; Lizzie Ellis, Great Falls, AZ; Catherin,
Haley, Dover, 47; Elizabeth Pickering, Comic
bsi Mary Cogley, 10; Sarah Sweet, Rochester
~; sarah Hutchins, Dover, ~; Kate Dunee
Dover, 80; Edward Cassidy, Dover, 25; Fanni,
Slattery, Great Falls, &C; Ann McDermot, a.,
Addle Otis, Great Falls, 10; Dionnc MaglierC
salmon Falls, 50; Mrs. Mary La Fountain
Great Falls, a.; Frank Nutter, Rochester, SO
William Chesley, Durham, IL; Mrs. Jane Rob
ertsi Great Falls, IS; Ulysses Jones, Farming
ton, %; William Twombly, harrington, "a
owen Malley, Great Falls, IS; Michael Casey
Dover, ass Martha Canney, Dover, IS; julia
sullivan, Dover, 20, and Sarah McClintock,
Great Falls, 81.
Coroner J. ii. Daniels OF Rochestel
called together a jury composed of W. Ii
Walker OF Rochester, j. ID. Roberts O
Rollinsford and V. Mathes OF Dover, ano
after being sworn they viewed the celia
OF the destroyed building,
where They Could See Many Bodies.
Undertaken Ward was then ordered &
remove them to the chapel and this unen-
viable task was performed by A. n. Ward
A. A. Ashley and King Fernald.
The bodies taken out were horribl,
burned and n large portion OF them en-
tirely unrecognizable.
James Daily, one OF the escaped inmates
seems to have become sane since tn
IRE. IL now appears that there were
inmates, three OF whom escaped.
Mrs. Annie Hale OF Great Falls hn'
taken charge OF the remains OF her moth
er, Mrs. Jane Roberts, and will send them
to Elmwood, y. Y.
There were many anxious friends here
yesterday endeavoring to identify the
dead, and the number OF visitors at the
larm, many OF whom came merely from
reached nearly 5000.
possible clue 10 the origin OF the fire
may be found I'm the fact that some Of the
insane paupers were habitual users of 90
bacco and were allowed three frictio'
matches each 90 take TO their cells, wit
which TO light their pipes.
This custom, IL Is said, was brought &,
the notice OF
The County Delegation
a few days since upon its visit 10 th
county farm, and the advice OF one OF tn,