The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-02
NEARLY A DOZEN
OTHERS WERE HURT
Party Landed at Plymouth
Saturday Night and We're
Hurrying TO Reach London.
One vermOnter Among
the Injured

Salisbury, England, July AIT the
hospital here today it is stated that
those who were injured IN the wreck Of
the American line express on the London
Southwestern railway yesterday, in
which "a were killed, we're progressing
satisfactorily toward recovery with one
or two exceptions. The condition Of
Edward M. Sentell of Brooklyn il CON
sidgsd dangerous. He Is suffering from
Intel injuries. Miss NJ. Rusk had
10th legs amputated and Miss |. s.
6riswoId had many ribs broken 4 large
number of American relatives and friends
of those who were on the wrecked tram
arrived heTe this morning and were
erowding the hotels The authorities
are holding the bodies of those who lost
their lives, pending word from their
relatives in America. The opinion NJ
now expressed that the accident was
caused by a broken wheel or axle on
one Of, the cars.
Later IN the day, after the doctors
had visited and made careful eNaini-
nation Of all the victims of the wreck.
they expressed the opinion that the
death list would stand At twenty seven,
Of whom twenty three were Amcrieans
The Dead.
The dead are:
Baruick, Walter OF Toronto, Ont
Cassier, Louis, Of Trumbull, Conn.
Cossitt, Frederick Henry, Of New
York.
Elphickc, Mrs. q w, Of Chicago, III.
Harding, Dudley p BIG West a5th
street, New York
Hitchcock, Mrs. L. y, 26l Central
Park West, New York.
Howieson, Miss Mary Fl, ~ West
2ist street, New York
King. Rev. Il. H., Toronto, Ont.
koch, Frank W., Allentown, PA.
Mcdonald, John f.. New York.
AicAackin, G. n, New York.
Pipon, q Al, Toronto, Ont.
Sentell. Mrs y. w, New York City.
Sentell, Miss Gertrude NJ, New York
city,
Scntcll, Charles f., New York city.
Smith, Mrs Walter w, Dayton, ohio.
Smith, Miss Cleaner Dayton, Ohio.
Smith, Gerard, Dayton, Ohio.
Waite, Mrs Lillian Hnrd, 424 Fifth
avenue, \. Y.
Tho following second cabin passengers
are dead
coeppinger, Louis, address unobtain.
able.
keeler. Jules, address unobtainablc.
Thompson, w H., address unobtain-
able.
The following are the first cabin pas.
sepgers injured:
Allen, @. II. ", Fair Haven, Vt
6ritehell. Robert s.. Chicago, Ill
Criswold, Aliss !. S, address unob-
taaahe
Hitchcock, Miss Nj, New York city.
koch, Mrs, Allontown, Pa.
Koch, Miss Anna r., Allentown, Pa.
The following second cabin passenger
WAS injured
Rak, Miss NJ, address nnobtainable
The train contained a party Of 40
American tourists from Plymouth to
London. and the late arrival Of the
steamer New York at Plymouth was all
that prevented more terrible catas.
trophc, AZ many Of the party decided
70 continue the water trip to Southamp
ton and meet their friends IN London.
The 81 who made the fatefiil decision
TO 90 by rail boarded three first class
corridor coaches aud one combination
guards van and buffet, drawn By a
powerful express engine The train was
a-iecn clean track for the run 70 Lon.
don. and Driver Robins gave her full
lead II ran on safely through The
night until il entered the long railway
sad at Salisbury.
Suddenly Left Track.
suddenly, At the end Of the long plat
form. when the track begins 70 curve
ards the bridge spanning Fisherton
street. the main avenue OF the city, the
elant engine leaped from the track "a
the destruction Of itself, its trailing
coaches and many Of their occupants
inc engine icaped across the adjoining
track. striking with terrific force and
destroying the guards xan Of u nilk
tfain that was slowly steaming in the
mpositc direction killing guard oecu
arinp the snn. fAnching forward. ths
sronotee plunged against The stand
aeds and gifdeFs OF the bridge 'Ilit
lndge witllstood the impact, aud tn,
lstfcrcd engine. rebunndiug. crushed in
te another engine standing % d pafale
track. overturned and stopped. fhs
sfeclsaae II Che tNo engines inieiloekeo
i IA great mas- Of broken or tpistce
sfeel ana ifon. Throughout the wii
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