New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
ELEVEN PEOPLE KILLED.
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containing $50 in money, which is yet missing
Little Mamie Changers injuries may prove seri-
Gus she being considerably bruised about the head
The physicians express hopes of saving her life
Living in cot in one OF the
side rooms down stairs is the badly mutilated
body Of Frcdericl, Coldburg, of Brooklyn,
Codburg is a big. heavy man, and his matted
beard and stained shirt give ample evidence OF
the serious nature of the injuries he has sustained
His leg is broken and his face badly cut. Ills
chances ale against recovery. Captain Booth, OF
the United States Recruiting Station, this city,
called this morning, thinking that the man was an
officer Of his regiment who had been in Brook
lyn visiting his family. but a few questions put
to the resident physician, DR. Milliken, satisfied
him that it was not his brother officer, and he
went away again feeling much relieved.
The wife of Professor o. Il. Smith, Of the Normal
School at Baltimore, Nd, who Is at Canandaigua.
" Y, was Immediately informed of her husbands
serious condition. Professor Smith had his left
leg cut oil at the thigh, and sustained fracture
of the left shoulder Joint. He lived at No. LIZA
Calver-at. Baltimore lie died this after
noon, making the eleventh death. w. t..
Parsons, aged about thirty-ve an engineer. has an
office at NO. % William-st.. New-York lie is suf-
ferng from a severe confusion about the hand and
wrist, and will recover Mary Ann Anderson of
Sap-ave., Jersey City Heights. is slightly injured.
Miss Alma Karstetter, aged about twcnty-eisht, of
Ickcsburg, Perry County, has Commissions of both
ankle joints and laceratcd wounds OF arms George
Burnett, of Newton, y. j.. broken leg; w. 1.
Eastwick, Mein-st., Pittsburgh. has broken
arms; w. r. Fluck, Of Palmyra, y. j..
II. L Scnsabaueh of Nation, Ill.
and John j. Cone, of Jersey City, slightly in
jured Percy NJ. Lanis. aged about IS, of 44o
North Ffteenth-st, Philadelphia. is slightly in
jured about the abdomen and ankle joints Nearrie
Golden, of Iehigl-ave Philadelphia is slightly
injured. Maggie Smith aged %. of Safe liarbor.
y. j., jumped from ear window and fell on her
head producing scalp wound. There are also
COMMISSIONS of the chest ana limbs
The Rev. DaC Pomcrenc Of Ii iladelphia, was
a graduate of Princeton College class OF "a, and
was about 80 years old. He had charge of a
Prcs6ytcran congregation at salem, OHIO, and
brother OF Alice Pomerenc, City Solicitor Of
Canton. Ohio lie left Salem and was lately en-
gagged with the Presbyterian Board of Publication
at Philadelphia. ile was partially bnd and his
classmates in this city say h" was a bright young
man and always stood well in his class
f. q. o. Ehle, Of Buffalo. and two or three
friends were in conversation when the accident oc-
Cured and he says tie scenes in the car
beyond description. Passengers were thrown vo-
enty forward and wcdged in among the broken
and splintercd seats. Two men in the rear OF the
car were instantly killed, and others were terri
bly, injured
The wrecking crews were put to work clearing
away the debris. and by o'clock this morning
the tracks open and trains were running
regularly. The trunks and satchcs in the baggage
car Of the second section were broken and twisted
ont OF all s"mblancc 10 their original shapes.
Engineer Kelly able 10 take his broken loco
motive 10 the roundhoUSc. The wreck caught fire.
but few buckets of water eXtinguishcd the blaze
Mrs. Iriah Ilcebner. the Rev. DR.. Pomerene
T.. VI. Whitlock and Daniel Mason were alive when
taken 10 the hospital, hut ali died before daylight
Mrs Hecbner. with her husband and son and lit
IL granddaughter Sadie Cox, aged five years. were
going 10 visit friends at Mckcesport As the
father lay upon his couch of pain this morning
he anNiousy inquired for his son Winfield, who
was at that moment in the hands Of the
undcriakcr- Beside him the cot his
little granddaughter sound asleep the fatigue
and excitement of the night having exhausted
the poor child. and she slept a. peacefully as
though at home.
Coroner Hoy has enpanelle1 jury and began
bis inquest this afternoon. There is a ques-
ton 10 the responsibility for the accident, and
this will have 70 bc determined.
Mayor Body OF Brooklyn. received dispatch from
the superintendent OF the Pennsylvania road yesier
day. asking him inform the family of Frederick
Colburg or Coloburg. that he OF the victims
of the accident and that only slight hopes OF his
cOvcry entertained at the hospital.
The injured proves b be Ferdinand Goldberg.
a paint dealer. OF No. .O70 Myrtlea lie attended
the Democratic Convention Ia Chicago last week and
was on his way home.