Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-12-06
BROUGHT TO BURLINGTON.
pny of the Injured Taken to the Mar,
Fletcher Hospital.

'ny or the Injured Taken to the Nary
Fletcher Hospital.
The special train of two cars which
lVeyed the injured from the scene OF
2 wreck in Nergennes to this city, ar.
ed at about 80 O'Clock. with Drs. "
Waterman and f. c. Phelps of Yer.
mes in charge of the patients. The
spital ambulance came into service
Ft and then all of the available hack
R'riages were used. Although there was
large crowd at the station there was
disorder or noise and the injured were
| cklN transferred to the waiting car
ges and taken to the Mary Fletcher
|Fpital and to the Hotel Burlington. DR..
NJ. Bingham, the Rutland railroad
rgeon, DR. C. A. Pease assistant, and
:. F. f. Clark and G. NJ. Sabin were
at the station and assisted in
nsferring the injured from the cars to
waiting vehicles.
hose taken to the Mary Fletcher hospi-
and their injuries are as follows:
Hiss Rosetta Faux New York, colored
ress and prima donna of the Drurv
era company injured internally, and
a serious condition. Received no cuts
bruises externally, but was
own a long distance when the collision
urred. She was conscious yesterday
rnng.
II, Brooks, colored. of the Drury
ara company. right leg crushed, left
severed and face badly cut and
sed. His condition is serious.
w. Savage of Granville, y. Y,
to, skull fractured and injured in
lally. His condition is serious. He Is
partner of Tommy Boyle. who con-
Is Theatrical circuit and is also a
yelling salesman. He is now suffering
IN internal hemorrhages.
)hn u. Payne. colored, 225 West Sixty
I'd street, New York right hand burn
and side of face burned. Now at Hotel
flngton.
'heodore Drury colored. New York,
ner and manager of Drury Opera
hpany, fractured hip. injured in
hally and dazed. His condition is
lous.
oscar Jenkins. colored, Greenville,
tn Carolina, foot burned by stove.
ldition not serious.
lionel Gettin, colored. $40 Grand
fnue. Brooklyn, N. Y, bruised about
and face. Not serious.
~ II. Scudder, colored, New York,
bruised and shaken up. Now at
tel Burlington.
Hiss T. Drury, colored, New York,
and bruised. Not serious.
Roger Latrelle, Bristol cut and
ised. Not serious.
csidents Of this city who were in
ed and who were taken to their
hes we're:
ohn sullivan, Q Champlain street
ised about. head and body, not SER
ID, Gibbs, 119 Spruce street, bruis-
ABOUT head, body and legs, not scr
AT HOTEL BURLINGTON.
AIRY Haynes, aged 81, No. IA West
street. New York. Scratched on
head and hands. Injuries consider.
fllght and victim able to be about.
AIRY jackson. aged 90, No 1914 West
II street, New York. Painful mus
pr Injuries. Bruised somewhat on
hands. legs and body and suffered
Mt cut on the lip and over right
RS Annie Greene. aged 23, No. 221
avenue. Jersey City. Suffered in
IS on the right side of person with
ere muscular pains. Believed to be
req internally Slightly cut on
IL side or head by side comb.
rs Catherine Johnson, aged "a. o21
avenue Jersey city, Muscular in
es and no abrasions. Right leg be-
Knee jammed.
RS. Carrie Richie. aged 32.vears
dence No 215 West 9th street, New
X general muscular injuries.
illlam Ritchie, Of New York, was
'ght to the city Sunday afternoon
n Nergennes and is another one of
victims Of the wreck now at tbe
el Burlington. He was in tbe
ker and before he could be extri-
from the wreckage he was badly
ned on one leg and one hand. lie
ever rendered assistance during tho
cement After all aid possible had
extended the injured he COLLAPSED
jackson appeared to be the mac,
RED of any of those at tha bota, a,,,,
'S reporter for the Free
'' "eScriped the wreck as the most
io'e event OF his life He states thar
hrst no knew Of anything wrong was
rriiic crash, followed by the snl,t,ira
end to end of the car In whicb ha
rlulhe' The top or the car topploa
IN mass to ono side Of the track
was thrown out and when able In
ne walked over the top of the coach
place OF safety In the seat with him
Mrs. johnson. She was knocked
h several times by falling timbers
attempting to get out of the coach,
En- mad then begun to burn. Mrs.
W. VINO was in an opposite seat, was
WIN through one OF the windows down
PRht embankment and was pinned 20
ground by falling timbers
rry haynes was the only one Of the
Pany who was not injured to any ex-
He was In the rear car and sat
Pc he saw the engine of the gravel
approaching the mixed train and
II plunge into tho coach. He saved
Pelf by lying between two seats
several men thrown on toni
him. He extrlcated himself from
Wreckk by elbowing his
out and assisted five persons from the
X. Mr. Haynes said the head coach
lhich most of the members Of the
Pany rode caught fire almost imme-
fiy and that quick work was neces-