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by fooling with it in one of the closets
OF the cars through which it passes.
THE LATEST.

OF the cars through which II passes.
THE LATEST.
Coroner's Jury at work-Corrected List
Of the Killed aud scalded-Additions to
the List Of Dead Being Constantly
Made.
NAYS LANDING, n. j., August l2.-
Two physicians from Camden and six
nurses are here. G. M. Hoagland, con.
dur.or, and Edwin Aiken, engineer Of
the second section of the excursion
train, have been arrested on the charge
of manslaughter, and held in 81 900
bail each. Mrs. McCrystal died this al
ternoon. Miss Lille Grose, who is ter
ribly scalded, is not expected TO live till
morning.
The Coroner's Jury Empanelied.
Coroner Boyston empanelled a jury
and the body of Sweeney was viewed
DR.. Boyston testified that death was the
result OF being crushed; that he found
the skull and body in the region OF the
pelvis severely bruised and crused. Ad.
journed till tomorrow.
PHILADELPHIA, August 12.-The at
tending physician gives little hope OF the
recovery OF Mrs. Wright, at the Penn.
sylvania Hospital. James McGovern,
aged l2, died this afternoon. The ply
sicians stated that two or three more
would probably die bel fore midnight.
Following is corrected list OF the
casualties:
The Dead.
James Sweeney, aged 20; residing at
24O4 Cedar street, Philadelphia; found
crushed between the cow-catcher OF the
engine OF the rear train and the wreck tf
the forward train.
Sarah Collins, aged %, OF 2Os MicSle
street, Camden, died at the Pennsylva-
MIA Hospital.
Sarah Wright, aged Is, died at her
home, 208 Mickle street.
Mary Herralty, of Is Almond street,
Philadelphia, died at Mays L,nding
Frederick Carr, aged ID, OF Edge Hill,
died at Mays Landing.
Kate Welsh, nurse girl, accompany
ing the unfortunate McCrystal family,
died at Mays Landing.
Annie Gillespie, aged Is, OF 1924 New
kirk street, Philadelphia, died at Mays
Landing.
James McGovern, aged l2, died at the
Pennsylvania Hospital.
Died IN Pennsylvania Hospital this
afternoon:
Rose Murphy and Kate Murphy, Sis
ters, aged Is and 20 years.
Mary Gallagher, aged %.
Mrs. Wright died at her residence in
Camden. tonight.
Number OF deaths thus far l3.
In addition to the above, there is a
list of eighteen men and women known
to have been injured, but not 80 badly as
to keep them in hospital. There are still
missing two sisters. Mary and Annie
Kelly, OF Philadelphia, and James Ben
der.
Wounded.
The following are still at Mays Land
ing, all except David McCrytal being
shockingly burned or scalded, and not
in condition to be removed:
David McCrystal, Philadelphia.
Kate McCrystal, aged four months.
Lille Grace.
The following have been sent to
Philadelphia, the two named being con.
sidered beyond recovery:
Owen Walsh.
James Muller.
VIM. Welsh. -. ~
Mary Kurtz.
Leon b. Hartley.
Margaret McCrystal, aged twenty
months.
At farm house near the scene Of
disaster is Mrs. Mary Waddle, aged AZ
She is in great pain and her life is
despaired OF.
The following are at their homes in
Camden, their cases being considered
hopeless:
Mrs Elizabeth Wright.
Mrs q -orgiana Dilkes.
The following have been brought to
Philadelphia, and are in Pennsylvania ia
Hospital, many OF them, particularly
Rose Murphy,
scalded from Head to Foot.
and have suffered still more severe in
terual injuries by inhaling steam:
Miss Rose Murphy, Patrick Mcbride,
Henry McCann, Henry Carr, VIM. +.
Gala lh.r, Patrick McCann. Thos. Tur.
Ian. Michael Smith, John Carr, Mrs. Ju-
liza Carr. Jno. Devlin, Jno. Doran, Henry
Bender, Miss Ella Shields, Miss Kate
Shields, Thos J. McGrath, Patrick
Brown. Thos McLinton, Miss Ella Nc
CONCEAL. Kate Murphy, Miss Mary
Smith, Mary Mccormick, Thos. Fltz-
patrick, Mrs. Margaret Smith, Patrick
Smith, and Chas. Frost. Total at the
Pennsylvania Hospital, 22S.
PHILADELPHIA, August l2 Two more
deaths occurred tonight. Henry Bender
and Mary Green. Total number OF
d, aths fifteen and two more are expect
ed before morning.