Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-02
LIST Of DEAD
NOW REACHES %
AS Result Railroad
Disaster in Eng
land.
CAUSE REMAINS UNKNOWN
Aged MIR. Sentell Hears of
Death of Loved Ones.
Wreckage Removed.

WTcCkdX NcI1lOVcu.
Salisbury, England, July 2.--Th'
scene Of yesterdays disaster to thu
American line, special from Plymouth
having on board passengers who were
landed there from the steamer New
York, presents little evidence today o.
the havoc wrought by the wreck O
the express train, all .wreckage hay
ing been cleared away.
The engineering staff Of the rail
road company is seeking an explain
alton for the immediate cause of the
derailment, but thus far it has beer
unsuccessful, or Is not ready to say
to what the catastrophe is attribut
able. The list of dead numbers 2S
no further deaths having been re-
corded since last night, but Robert
s. Crithsell, OF Chicago, Miss l.. S.
GMswold, Of Heath, England, and u
w. Sentell, of New York, are in a
critical condition. The bodies of the
American victims are being emballn.
ed for conveyance home.
Aged Man Was Brave.
Mr.. Sentell rallied somewhat as the
day advanced and the chaplain of the
infirmary was allowed by the doctors
death of his wife, son and two daugh-
to convey to him the news of the
ters in the wreck. A serious relapse
followed, but under restoratives the
aged man rallied. Replying to the
sympathetic condolences of American
Consul Swain, Mr.. Sentell said: II
will try to show you that am man,
although I have my 70 years to bear"
Cause of Wreck Not Known.
Every Independent effort to dis
cover the cause of the accident has
thus far failed and the railroad off.
cials this afternoon said they were
also in the dark.
The inquest on the bodies of the
victims Of the railroad accident was
adjourned today for a fortnight.
Strange Forebodings of Calamity.
New York, July 2.--,A strange sort
Of fatality seems to have attended the
Journey from this city of New Workers
who met appalling deaths in the wreck
OF the American line express on the
London and Southwestern Railway at
Salisbury England. yesterday. Fore.
holdings that a calamity would over.
take them moved the Sentell family,
consisting of Charles L. Sentell, a
lawyer, his mother and father Mr..
and Mrs. Edward W. Sentell, and two
sisters, teachers in the Brooklyn
schools, to discuss the subject with
friends just before they boarded the
steamer. Seven other passengers
were old acquaintances and had tray.
eled abroad together in other years
Ihey had planned to hold Fourth
OF July reunion in London. Only two
OF lhe seven are now alive. John R
McDonald, wealthy turf man. one
or this party, was killed, and his wife
an invalid, is one of two survivors
one OF the saddest announcements
which the cable brought to New York
Yesterday was the message received
oy Judge Durgo from his daughter
Mrs. Frederick Cossitt, saying that
she would return to New York with
the body of her husband. The Cossitt
wedding was one most notable .1une
wedding
List of Victims.
AN incomplete list of the dead and
injured as received by cable is as fol.
lows " ' l'''
Dead.
waiter Barwick, Toronto. Canada
LOUIS Cashier, Trumbull Connecti-
cut.
Frederick Henry, Cossitt, New York
MRS. 9. w. Ephicke, Chicago
dudley Fl. Harding, New York
MIS-. N. l.. Hitchcock, New York.
MISS Mary F. Howison, New York
hev. b. L. King, Toronto, Canada
frank W. Koch, Allentown, Pa.
John 3. M'Donald, New York.
9. =. M'Meekin, New York
9. A. Pipon, Toronto, Canada
Charles q. Santell, New York
MISS blanche Santell, New York
MISS Gertrude Santell, New York
Gerard Smith, Dayton, Ohio
Mrs. Smith, Dayton, Ohio.
Miss Eleanor Smith, Dayton, Ohio. |
Miss Lillian Hurd White, New York |
The following second cabin passen. |
gers are known to be dead:
George Louis Phinger. address I'M.
Jules Keller, address unobtainable
William Thompson. address unob. |
.ainable.
Injured.
The following are first.cabin passen
gers injured:
G. Fl. V. Allen. New York.
Mrs. L. s. Grlswold, address nnob.
Miss M. Hitchcock, New York.
Mrs. Koch, Allentown, Pa.
Miss M. e. Rook, address unobtain /
able.
Evoked Sympathy" Said David
LIoyd.George.
London, July 2.-David Lloyd
George, president Of the board Of
trade, referring to the Salisbury acci.
lent in the House OF Commons today
'aid: "This terrible accident has, |
am sure. evoked the keen sympathy Of
his House and nation with the friends
md relatives Of the victims and sur