Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-27

&4SAts nuleeu pcrSOuS were Klileu ana thirty seriously hurt.
 Six bodies have been recovered. The collision occurred about S:15 p. n. A passenger train bound from Boston for Bellows Falls, Vt, passed through a little behind time, and about minute later second passenger train, also bound from Boston for Concord, passed by at high speed. A thick fog prevail ed at the time, and it is believed that the engineer of the second train did not see the signal light, and the train crashed into the rear end of the first train, which had come to stop. The wreckage caught fire, and the flames added to the horror of the scene.
 The two rear cars were demolished, and all the passengers killed and seri- ously injured were In these. They lived in Concord, West Acton, May nard, Hudson, Marlboro and sever al smaller towns in the Assabet val ley. None of the passengers on the Concord train was seriously hurt, but the engineer and fireman of the lead ing locomotive were killed.
 The wreckage caught fire from the ruins of the engine. and some of the passengers were burned to death. Few persons live in the vicinity of Bakers Bridge station, and no fire department was available, so that the flames prac- Ntically burned themselves out.
 The uninjured passengers and train hands, assisted by villagers, went to the aid of the injured, and many per sons were hastily carried out of reach of the fire.
 The local train was six minutes late at Bakers Bridge station. Know ing that an express train was coming, the trainmen took the usual precau- lions, sending back brakeman, who placed torpedo and also fuse on the track The. night was foggy, deep mist being exhaled by the meadowland in the vicinity. The engineer on the express failed to see or hear the warn ing signals.
 The train which left Boston at 7:45 was bound for Bellows Falls, Vt, and was drawn by two locomotives. The first locomotive, which crashed Into the rear of the first train, was destroyed.
 A revised list of dead, missing and Injured follows:
 The known dead number nineteen. the missing four. some of whom, how ever, may be found to be among the killed, and the injured twenty-two.
 Identified:
 James Wetherbee. Acton, assessor and tax collector. leaves widow and three children; body at Briggs's un- dertaking establishment at Boston.
 May Campbell, Maynard, 9, single, mill hand; body sent home.
 Margaret MeSweeney, Concord; body sent home.
 Charles F. Barnard, Charlestown, fireman first engine; body at Briggs's.
 Annie w. w. Hartwell, Littlejohn, 21. daughter of r. c. Hartwell; body at Brlggs's. rs
 w. J. Barris, Maynard; body at Briggs's
 " Barris, years old, son of above: at Briggs's.
 Byrert Tydelrler. Russian: body at Briggs's.
 Josephine Karlson. 23, Maynard; {; body at Brlggs's.
 Unidentified dead:5
 Seven unknown men at Briggs's.
 Fragments skull, at Lincoln.
 Unknown man found in engine, be- lieYed to be Donor Gauthier, rear brakeman, Marlboro.
 Unknown woman, under engine; body at Briggs's.
 Missing:
 Albert Johnson. Maynard.
 May Burt, South Acton, years old.
 l.. Mabel Campbell Acton.
 Injured:
 Albert Batly, Maynard; dangerous list at waltham; fractured thigh and skull.
 Mrs Albert Batly. Maynard. leg fractured: dangerous list. Massaehu- setts general hospital. Boston.
 E. H. Davis. Maynard, leg frac- tured; taken home.
 Matthew Campbell Maynard. dan gerous list: thigh fractured. Massachu- setts general hispital.
 Mrs Margaret Campbell. Maynard: 1: dangerous list. Massachusetts general hospital
 Charles Higgins. Maynard. arm broken and burns: taken home.
 Alice Paris. Maynard: dangerous list. Massachusetts general hospital
 Harvey Bent. South Acton: danger ous list. Massachusetts general hos pitaL
 list. Massachusetts general hospital
 Alice Mahoney. Maynard. shock. se- were: taken home.
 Nicholas F. Colebrook. Maynard: {: Massachusetts general hospital
 Amy WslIbridge. Acton. slightly hurt. taken home.
 Andrew Carlson. Maynard: danger GUS list. at Massachusetts general hos pItal.
 Fred slIIlett. Concord. bruises and cuts. taken home.
 Roy A. FleweIling. Concord, bruises on head: taken home. taken home.
 Bessie A. Hunt. Concord. face and head cut: taken home
 Maud A. Hunt. Concord. ieg wrenched: taken home
 R. l. Mcsweeney. Concord. bruises ca head: taken home.
 Harry Broadbent. Maynard. euts. taken ta Massachusetts general hos
 Andrew Kisru. Narnsra s-s,n wbnnds ard eanfuEicus
 Mrs Andrew KlaTu. Maynard right nfN anpuiated
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