The Washington times., 1911-07-12
INJURED LIST HAS
NAMES OF SEVERAL
CAPITAL RESIDENTS
Canvass of Hospitals by
+ Road Officials Reveals
a. Roll of Those Hurt.

BRIDGEPORT, July 12.-Following 1!
a complete list Of the injured in the
Federal Express wreck, as checked
from the canvass of the Bridgeport hos
pitfalls. and compared with the Official
list prepared by the railroad company:
Mortally injured: Mrs. Sarah Gala
bro. South Tenth street, Philadelphia
st. Vincent's Hosr.taI; skull fractured
and left arm broken: Michael ]. Furey,
81 Sidney street, New Rochelle; conduc-
tor OF Federal Express for the past
eight years; st. Vincent's Hospital; left
leg broken; fracture of ribs on right
side: right eye almost ground out; scalp
wounds: Mrs. Lois Hartman, Newfleld,
N. j.: Bridgeport Hospital; suffering
from shock of wreck and of operation
necessar( on right foot: David Kissner,
104 Willis avenue. the Bronx; head
brakeman Of Federal Express; st. VIM
cents Hospital; fracture Of right thigh,
dislocation Of right shoulder: internal
injuries. Loretta McCroken, sixteen,
Philadelphia; fracture of ribs on right
side; burned about body; internal in
juries. Mrs. Mary Walker. 1125 Eleventh
street, Washington, D. c.; teacher in
I en- route to Deer Island st. Vincent s
Hospital; concussioin Of the brain; dis
located shoulder
Others injured: Joseph L. Anderson,
Elk Ridge, Nd, treated at Galen Hos
pital for slight injuries; Bessie Boehn,
Woodstock, Va, Bridgeport Hospital,
injuries slight; Christie, Antonio. and
Ernest Calabro, five. four and three
year old, children Of Mrs. Sarah Gala
bro, st. Vincent's Hospital, injuries
slight; Henry Crasman, Middletown,
Va, Bridgeport Hospital, cuts on head;
Mrs. Sarah Clark. Washington, ID. c.,
Bridgeport Hospital, injuries slight;
Mrs. Margaret l. Cornish, Philadelphia,
Bridgeport Hospital, injuries slight;
Mrs. Nellie Clephane, wife of Walter
c. Clephane, Crevy Chase. Nd, Bridge
port Hospital, injuries slight; Beatrice
Clephane, thirteen-year-old daughter of
above, injuries slight; John w. Clep-
hane, eleven-month-old son Of Mrs.
Clephane, unmarked, but suffering from
shock; Mildred Earnest, teacher in the
Seaton School, Washington, D. c., en-
route to Deer Island, Bridgeport Hos
pital, injuries slight; Charles Frazer,
Havre De Grace, Md, colored porter on
Fish Commission car, st Vincent's Hos
pital, scalded on neck, shoulders and
arms; Helen Giers, teacher in the
Georgetown (Va-) High School, en-
route to Deer Island Bridgeport Hos
pital, injuries slight; Edward M Green,
Huntington, Pa, Bridgeport Hospital,
injuries slight; William H. Gettz, Phi
sdelphia. Bridgeport Hospital; injuries
slight; Angelina, daughter of Archi-
bald Grimke, former consul to San Do
mtngo; teacher in Colored High School,
Washington, D. c., Bridgeport Hospital,
injuries slight; Mrs. Ada Gray, 2S Cam
den street, Boston, superficial injuries,
at Galen Hospital, continued journey to
Boston; Frank A. HOyt, No. l5 Leslie
street, Dorchester, Mass; baggagemas-
ter on Federal Express, BRIDGEPORT Hoy
pital, suffering from shock; Robert Hen
derson. Philadelphia, Bridgeport Hos
pital, both shoulder and back sprained;
Mrs. Carrie Holmes, Philadelphia,
Bridgeport Hospital. injuries slight;
Bridgeport Hospital, injuries slight; Mrs.
Mary Johnson, Crow Creek, S. D.,
Bridgeport Hospital abrasions of body;
Mrs. Lucy Knott, 223 Massachusetts
avenue, Washington, D. G., maid of
Of both eyes; w A. King. 642 Fairfield
avenue, Bridgeport, travelling on train
with G. H. Kirby Of Kansas City. from
whom he has not heard since the wreck,
St. Vincent's Hospital, delirious from
shock; Mrs. L. w. Ladd, Richmond,
Va. slight injuries. dressed at Galen
Hospital. Cont~ued journey to Boston;
Isabelle Meservey, 1415 Corcoran street, |
injuries slight; Bertha Monroe, S35 Lin |
coin avenue, Cliftondale, Mass, en-
route to the funeral of a brother in
Rhode Island, st. Vincents Hospital, |
may have to be amputated at elbow;
John Murdoch, 214 Broadway, Somer- |
Vile, Mass, st. Vincent's Hospital, |
scalp wounds and fracture of finger on |
Walton street, Philadelphia, ST Vim |
cents Hospital, left thigh fractured, LEFT |
wrist fractured, ribs on left side frac- |
tured; Mary McSweeny, Phtllipsburg, |
right elbow dislocated; long cut on scalp; |
Mrs. Eleanor McConnor. Moylin ave-
nue., Chestnut Hill. Philadelphia, st. |
Vincents Hospital, fracture of ribs on
left side; Jennie J. Nichens, Washing
ton, D. G., Bridgeport Hospital. injuries
slight; Mrs. James R. Royce, the
Maury, Washington. D. c., St Vim
cents Hospital. right wrist fractured,
painful contusions Of the body; Sergt.
@. z. Rogers, Coast Artillery, en- route
Me, husband of Mrs. Gwendolyn Rog-
ers, ST. Vlncent's Hospital, suffering
from shock and body bruised Frank
Rogers, three-year-old son of above, st.
Vincents Hospital, body bruised; Jo-
seph B. Sisson, New Haven, Bridgeport
Hospital deep cut on right arm, left
leg wrenched; Mrs. Mary Schloskee,
Philadelphia, Bridgeport Hospital, in
juries slight; her fOur-month-old baby
suffering from shock; Frank vonpfeif-
fer, 2427 East North street, Philadelphia,
St Vincent's Hospital, fracture of ribs
on right side, right shoulder dislocated;
John F. Won Pfeiffer, 9 Mcdonald street,
Readviile, Mass. cousin of above. at
same hospital and injured in same way;
Henry Wallace, Millbridge, Me. Bridge
port Hospital, left hand. left side of
face, and left ear cut, back wrenched;
Elinor Wilson, eleven, 2221 Sears street,