The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-27

The following is a revised list OF the
identified dead:
May Campbell. Maynard.
William Walsh. Maynard.
Charles Wetherbee, Acton.
Donor Sauthier, Marlboro. rear brake
man OF the accommodation train.
Charles E. Barnard. Chatlestown. fire.
man on the Montreal express.
Annie w. Hartwell, 81 years Did. daugh-
ter OF Fred c. Hartwell of Littleton.
Anna Hillbridge, five years. Acton.
Mary McSweeney, Concord.
Josephine HARRISON. Maynard.
w. ]. Barrish. Maynard.
- Barris, three-year-old son of w.
]. Barris, Maynard.
r. Tydepric. aged so years. residence UNI
known.
Unknown woman: body burned EAST
recognition. found in rear car.
Unidentified woman, wearing a broad
band wedding ring, blue waist. brown
hair, very handsome n about % years
old.
Unidentified woman, had brown hair.
wore a small Harvard flag I'm her waist.
diamond engagement ring on finger. waist
OF black velvet with blue and silver en-
broidery on the edge, and black tights.
Unidentified girl, wore a gold locket
with a monogram "A. O. b" Inside the
locket was thn picture OF a man and
woman. Wore a white silk waist with
a pepper and salt raincoat. n small car
buncle ring. quartz stone, on left hand.
Weighed not more than 100 pounds.
Unknown woman.
Unknown man and woman's bodies re-
covered at I a, m. today.
The most seriously injured. all OF whom
were taken TO the Massachusetts General
hospital. Boston. were:
Andrew Karlson, Maynard, internal In
turies, fracture OF pelvis, dislocated shout
der; condition very serious.
Savario Nalos Concord. internal injuries
and scalp wounds, condition %seriou
Henry Want Acton, compound fracture
of skull, condition very serious.
Margaret Campbell, wife OF Matthew
Campbell. Maynard. fracture OF right hui
nerus and scalp wounds.
Mrs. Clara Fuller, Leominster. COM
pound fracture OF nose. fracture of left
%clavicle. suffering from shocks; condition
critical.
Mr.. Albert Battly, Maynard. cruhed
thigh: may die.
Harry Broadbent. Maynard, scalp
wounds. conclusion.
Andrew Klane. address not known,
scalp wounds and contusions.
Mabel Hastings. South Acton, fractured
ribs. scalp Wounds.
Nicholas Polbank, Maynard. fractured
thigh. injuries TO head: condition fair.
Matthew Campbell, Maynard. compound
fracture OF leg.
Mrs. William ]. Barris. Maynard. frac-
tured c~lavicle. multiple scalp wound: frac-
tured ankle. condition favorable.
Andrew Klavu. scalp wounds and con-
tusions.
Mrs. andrew Klavu. Maynard, right arm
amputated.
Anna Haven, address unknown. ,mpu-
tated arm, lacerated Wounds on log.
MANY IN CRITICAL CONDITION.
Many others were attended by surgeons
at the scene OF the wreck and were able
10 go 10 their homes. Early today no
deaths had occurred at the hospital I'm
Boston. although at least half a dozen of
the victims are I'm a critical condition.
Aside from the work OF Identifying the
remains. which were removed from the
charred ruins. the greatest Interest
centred this forenoon Ia the Investigation
OF the cause Of the disaster. President
Lucius futile Of the Boston a. Maine rail-
road stated that orders had been issued
to institute n searching inquiry.
PRESIDENT FUTILE HoRRIFIED.
~ am Mortified. more than words can
tell" said President futile today. "and
I cannot understand how such n |frlghtfui
accident could have happened unless the
were In some way Misunderstood %
Those who were Witnesses Of tho COLT
sion state that tho local train. which con-
sisted OF four cars. three OF them pas