The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-01-09
TRAIN DISASTER IN
H.Y.CEhTRAL TUNNEL
A Local Passenger of the
Latter Road Crashes
Into Consolidated
Train.
FIFTEEN PERSONS KILLED.
THE LIST OF INJURED NUMBERS
TWICE As MANY

4 Ii 1AoS vi Afc y h1SD ~ o4A ID G's
TWICE As MANY.
Prominent Business Men Among tn
m-Responsibiiity for the Acci
dent--Superintendent Franklin, q
tho Harlem Division of the New Yorl
Central, BIames Engineer Wtscho a
His Own Road d-ConsoIidated Trait
Had Been Halted by SignaIs-Th
Other Came Along and Crashed Int
the Rear End.
New York, Jan. Sin the New York
Central tunnell, which runs under Park
avenue, two local trains collided thi;
morning at SIT o'clock. Fifteen pas
sengers were killed and twice that num-
ber were injured. A dozen injured were
seriously hurt and the roster of the
dead may be extended. The official list
of the dead, as made public by the po-
lice, is as follows:
ALBERT M PERRIN, forty three
years old, secretary of the Union Bag
and Paper company of Chicago resi-
dence, New Rochelle, N. Y.
B. b. C. FOSKETT forty, New Ro-
chelle.
A e. H. MILLS, twenty-five, New
Rochelle.
E. c. HINsDALE, thirty-five, New
Rochelle.
MRS. A. F. HOWARD thirty-five
New Rochelle.
FRANK WASHBURN, fifty-five,
president Of the Union Bag and Paper
company of Chicago, residence New
Rochelle.
WILLIAM LEYS, thirty-five, New
Rochelle; general manager B. Altman
& Co., dry goods, this city
THEODORE FORGARDO, thirty,
New Rochelle.
WILLIAM FISHER or FORBES,
twenty-five New Rochelle.
WILLIAM HOWARD, forty eight,
New Rochelle.
OSCAR MEYROWITZ, fifty, New
Rochelle; optician in business in this
city and secretary of the New Rochelle
Yacht club.
FRANKLIN CROSBY, thrty-f1ve,
New Rochelle.
ERNEST F. WALTON, thirty, New
Rochelle, in business in this city.
H. G. DIAMOND, New Rochelle, as
sistant general manager of the Ameri-
can. Bridge company, this city.
CHARLES B. MARS, New Rochelle;
employed In the New York custom
house.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard, in the above
list of dead, it is said, were not related
to one another. Washburn and Walton
were scalded to death; the others met
death by being crushed or mangled.
The Injured
Adams, Albert W., fifty-one. New Ro-
chelle; left leg cut off below knee. He
is carriage builder, at No. 6S4 Broad
way. Taken to New York hospital.
Condition serious.
Brooks. William, who boards at No.
279 Carroll street, Brooklyn, but whose
home is in Erie, Pa, taken to Roose-
Welt hospital with lacerated face and
possible fracture of the skull.
Brown, William, New Rochelle, con-
tusions to left hip At Hospital for
Ruptured and Crippled.
Carter, George j., employed by Stern
Brothers; scalded compound fracture
of the leg; taken to Roosevelt hospital,
Coffin, Everett, fifteen years old, of
New Rochelle; fractured leg and inter-
nal injuries; at Flower hospital.
Fayer, William A., of No. 10S North
Main street, Port Chester; scalp
wounds; taken to Hospital for Rup-
tured and Crippled.
Fearing, George W., clerk, No, rs
Echo street, New Rochelle; contusions
of shoulder.
Fisher, George M, forty-six, a Gus
tom house empoye, of East Portches-
ter; taken to Flower hospital.
Fisher, George O. P, of Port Chester; |
fractured leg; at Flower hospital; con-
dition serious, operated upon by Will |
liam Todd Helmuth, Jr.
Haviland James E., Port Chester; |
scalp wounds and bruises. Not badly |
injured Taken to Hospital for Rup |
tured and Crippled.
Hunzinger, e. W., Hawthorne, Conn.,,
contusions to the head at Hospital for
Ruptured and Crippled.
Keene, Henry, fifty, New Rochelle;
general manager of Siegel- Cooper com |
pany; fractured ribs internal injuries;
at Flower hospital.
Landen Margaret, New Rochelle, at
tended by DR. Russell of Roosevelt hos
pital, and taken to that hospital She
has a broken leg.
McCrea, W. A E. A" New Rochelle;
employed by the Gorham Manufacture
ing company; leg fractured, arms
burned: at Flower hospital.
MellineauX, Richard, clerk, No. 65
Lafayette street. New Rochelle; COM
pound fracture of tibia; at the Presby
terian hospital
Murphy, Thomas r., twenty six years
old, clerk, of No. 20 Sickle avenue,
New Rochelle: taken to Bellevue hos
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