Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-13
Ihirty-Eight Bodies Are Now Awaiting Menti- ficatiOn at the Sandy Point North End Life
 Saving StatiOn-1 at New Shoreham
M'VEY AND YOUNG STILL IN BED
Captain and Purser of III Fated Steamer Are Suffering From Exposure and Mental Anguish-The Dead and Dying VIII Be Taken o Providence 10 Wait
 Their Friends.

Block Island, R. l., Feb 13.-The Associated Press communicated to- day with Captain Mcvey and Pursel Young of the steamer Larchmont From them 1t was learned that a conservative estimate of the loss oi life by yesterdays disaster was 150 Both Mcvey and Young were suffer ing severely to-day from the physical pain from their frozen limbs and from the mental anguish caused by the terrible experiences. Neither man was able to leave his bed.
 In addition to the three bodies which were picked up during the night, one was recovered shortly after sunrise. There are now thirty eight bodies at the Sandy Point North End life saving station and fourteen at the New Shoreham sta ton.
 Eleven survivors are at the North End station and eight at New shore ham.
 , During the forenoon the steamer Kentucky took on board the bodies at the New Shoreham station and those of the survivors who were able to be moved and then proceeded to the Sandy Point station on the same mission. It was planned that the steamer should 80 to Providence, where the bodies would be held awaiting Identification and instruc- tions from relatives and the suner- ing survivors given medical atten- tion. f,
 Providence, R. l.. Feb l3.--up tc 10 .. m. to-day the names of IF persons who were on board the steamer Larchmont when she sank in Block Island sound Monday nigh were known. Of these, nineteen ar known to have survived, eleven are among the dead, their bodies havin' been identified. and ninety-flve are missing. Of the identified dead sew were members of the crew and four passengers; of the survivors, ten a members of the crew and nine pas sengers; of the missing. twelve members of the crew and eighty three are passengers.
 Those who survived the acciden follows:
 Passengers:
 Harris Feldman, 232 East 99tl street, New York.
 Mrs Harris Feldman.
 David Fox. Bridgeton, N. J.
 Samuel L. Combe. Manchester.
 Miss Sadie Gallup. Boston.
 Antonio Bosan, New York.
 Oliver Janvier, Providence.
 Fred Heirgsell. Boston.
 Mannert Took, New York.
 Ofiicers and crew:
 Captain George w. Mcvey. Provi- dence.
 Purser Oscar A. Young. Prov dence.
 Quartermaster James Stable Brookville, Me.
 Waiter James Yarn, New York.
 Waiter Louis Mcfarland, Well Iington, N. c.
 watchman Richard Hall. Prov dence.
 Fireman Martin Liebert, Ne York.
 Fireman John Poland. Providence. Deckhand Anton Heidt. New York. Deckhand Frank Riley, New York. Known dead: Steward James B. Harrison, Brook lyn. First Assistant Engineer Jaspe Hest, Albany. N. Y. Second Assistant Engineer Edwa' Logan, Providence.
 watchman Jacob Zadmus. Pate son. N. J.
 Waiter George Smith. Providence. J. H. Eckles. passenger. Bloc Island.
 Erik Nelson. Elm street, Prov dence.
 Hall. colored walter. resi- dence unknown.
 Moses Fountaine, colored waiter, residence unknown.
 Harry Apple. farmer. Block Island.
 PaRer. wearing badge sa55, of Protective Disability Ins' ance company. either of Block Island Or Providence.
 Missing.
 Passengers:
 R. F. Perkins. 1s5 Center street.  H. Hulgren. Providence.
 Antonio -Iannetti, Providence. Riccardi. address uuknowr Joseph P. NuIligan. 2s2 Mason street, Woonsocket, R. l.
 Rev PhiIip Mur1o. pastor Italian V. E. church. Providence.
 Frank .-. wilson. drug clerk, Prov ldence.
 Harry Feldman. Providence. Mu Harry FeIdnan- Samuel Paul. Pawtucket, R. l. Mu Samuel Paul. PauIine Pa1l. aGed 10, and Matilda Ps1l 1gs GnughtssB q eanusI PauI. Il