New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

injured. Among those injured are the follow
ing:
AVERY. Captain. Steamer l. Lynn; head ana
BAIMsTEIN. Sadie eleven years, Chelsea arms
badly burned. -
come by smoke and burned about head eohdi'oi
critical o,..--
CARROLL. Charles. engineman. Boston, over
come and badly burned; condition critical
CHASE Frank A. Chelsea GGtioD Dy yssrioI
D1rC;TN charles F. sergeant 5th Company Coast
Artillery. head, eyes and face burned ,,..,-s,
DULOND. Phillip, assistant hIe chief Che'Sea'
severe facial burns. .
EVANS. chief of the Melrose Fire Department
face and hands burned -.
FERN. NJ. j. TO address; burned about head
F1.As. Mrs. Rosie Marine Hospital in bad d,Stgd con;
diton. Gave birth 10 chiIu Ses'eluaS ~
from burning house.
FLYNN. 7. T., policeman. Chelsea overcome
FREEMAN Paul. infant rescued from from abandoned
GAITJAC. \ NJ sergeant. Chelsea police. over
come me by s;'-sn smoke and eyes burned
GOWDY John, Chelsea leg badly injured
HAFFERHAN, lieutenant Engine p overcome
by smoke.
HAYES, B. F. captain Engine =. Boston over
Ho1I,AHD \. e.. chelsea. face burned.
JOHNSON. Bernard, Boston. volunteer fireman
burned about head.
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LEACH. r II. chelsea. badly burned
IIBRY. Charles H.. fireman. Cambridge over
come by smoke
MCARTHY Frank. policeman. suffering from
burns.
MEDDovEs. Joseph broken leg
NORTHROP W S, fireman. Lynn, face burned
and eyes injured
O.NEIL. w j. policeman Chelsea overcome
PREBLE. Captain Lynn Ere department ua"-
cerously burned; condition critical
PIKE. + j. fireman. lynn. suffering from burns
POND Mrs Th9mas C5GI5sa sqsTqs r3 opertion rG
PORTER Albert. district chief Boston burned
about head and face; collapsed
QUINN. ~, coast artilleryman, race ana hdhuS
burned
RoRINsoN. J W. ladderman. chelsea head
and face burned.
ROONEY. \ :. Lynn. burns about mead
ROGERS. T. +. Lynn. burns
SEAVFR " j. raralytic; removed from burn
inS places fau different times; sunerihs from
WILLIAMS captain. Ladder /. Chelsea. head
and shoulders burned
srovER. G. e., fireman. Lynn, head and arms
burned.
WATKINS. sally an ased crpr;e removed reno ,1 from
burning house in Maverick street D. iouT hdI'd' u
students suffering from snocA-
W,ER. r. D fireman. Lynn, badly burned
~ least two children wer" born during the
fire Mrs. !. Smoke. Of No. 1&4 Chestnut street.
AND Mrs ! u. Arnold Of No. a. Maverick
street were tho mothers of these infants In
botb cnsaS the births occurred shortly before
the fire reached the hcmrs Of the parents, The
mothers and children were r7n'"'ed To the ha'ai
bospital in an ambulance.
NO ACCURATE ESTIMATE OF LOSS.
I'm the confusion attending the situation ac-
cur,te estimates of the less were impossible. The
city sclcitcr estimates il at nearly Slo"O0CUo
An official of Il prominent insurance company
,,1oce5 rho total loss between SI.500.GGO and $40
onoO00 The total insurance. it was figured, is
about S5.O00oo0
At an early hour this morning the ruins "i
the burned district in Chelsea were under guard
of fourteen companies of the STATE militia and
marines from the CharleStown Navy Yard, and
the city was put under martial law To prevent
,ootinr The soldiers were supplied with bal
: cartridges
The fire. which was the worst greater B"Stor
has known in many years. ragged before forty
fve-nlile gaIe Tor more than twelve hours, defy
in., the utmost efforts Of the combined fire d.
nartments Of Chelsea and several nearby cities
opd a large detachment of Boston tiremen an,
apparatus
The fire area. which was in the form of al
euipse. a mile and a half long and half a mil,
wide at it's broadcast part, extended diaeonalh
across the city from point uear the boundar!
between Everett and Chelsea to the waters o