New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13
VICTIMS OF THE COLLISION.
POSSIBLY FATAL RESULTS OF THE CRASH
on THE ELEVATED ROAD.
BELIEF THAT THE ACCIDENT WAS DUE TO CARE
LEssNEss-RAILRoAD OFFICIALS MAX
ING An IHvE.TIGAT:oN

LEsSNESS-RAILROAD OFFICIALS MAX
ING An IHvE.TIG ATOM.
One death may result from the accident on the
Manhattan Elevated Railway which occurred on luee
day night near the One-hundrcdand-twenty hith-s''
station and fifteen persons are known 10 nave UGH
injured Many Of those who were seriously hhrt tooX
carriages and went home before anything could he
known about them. The road was crowded. Win
trains. filled with ,ghtseers returning from viewing
the par,dc downtown Delays frequent. ana
the schedules were disarrlng5d. Al 6Ij p. M. one
OF the cars OF a nOrthbcund train was deraiieh neal
the yards a. tho West Onchun5iec-an f1r'y 'hi's"
station. before the could lie rgb cd Doohauc
took placc The trains Only few yards apart
for mile down the road Engine No. GOD ana It's
train left the Cnc-hund -and-twen. fit!rst siuon
al about 80 D. a.. and soon followed closely oy
the train of Engine 40. III, of which Henry AnderSon
wa, the engineer.
Tho Train in front suddenly cane standsill ana
tho rear train going at such rate Oi speed ua' II
could not be stopped. 1t struck the font train a
heavy blow and, rccOiling, came INTO COLLISION d
second time A portion of the Platform fell INTO
the street below narrowly missing some OF the BY
ISLANDERS The force Of the train was not smcieht
m telescope the but the passengers wer' thio"h
over the seats and against the windows lhey hih
hardly regained their feet before the second SHOCK
hur.ed them about the car. The Isl OF inIuren Is Us
follows
ANGEVINE, Hazel, No. 3o6 West One'hrndFcda noiofD
seyenth-st. three years old
ANIiEVINE. Myrtle six months old
ANGEyINE Mrs. John, No. sos West one-hundred and
forty-seycnth.st. lacerated wound in right thish
BOYER Mrs. Robeit, No. 036 Wet Que hundTeoa anu
thirty sccor,i-st.; face cut by glass
FITZPATRICK, Miss Maggie. No. 2'oss Eighlh'a'e'i
cut o.. face and bruised shoulder
uIpsoN Frank. 80. 476 LcnoN-ave; cut by glass
HODGKIN> Mrs Herbert. No iob west ons-huhdreo'
and fifty .nrst-st.; injured internally.
KALE. Mrs, No. Ilo West MISUNDERSTANDING
fourth-st. .
LYON Mis-, Agnes No. 10l East One.hundredand'
evcnthst eighteen years old; injured internally may
MCCORMICK Miss Rose No. o,j35 Eiehthave; internal
RANSOM. IL. No rs Johnst. cut by glass.
rOGEEs Frank 40 lI3 warbur.on-ayc.. Yon"ers con-
fusion, face
SWIFT T. Hamilton Hotel bruises on face.
wEINER Misses j. and Alice No. III West ohehnh'
third-st. slight cuts ana nervous pros
traitor.
Miss Lyon WIS in the second car of the rear t'a'n
was hurled violently against Il seat ana h'aVi man
fell over her. she WAS inlured
internally. She taken 10 the home OF her
aunt Mrs. &. W. DoXsoc. No. :.1.o t'shtu-aVe ~
probable that she will die. she WAS delrou' all
day Yesterday and. when not screaming with PAIN
,ahcd in an incohcrcnt way Of the accident and
complained Of pains in the abdomen and the back
II the head shc was In such agony that 1t was
impossible TO make thorough examiratl n OF her
Iniulies. Mrs. Angevino who received a severe
wound I'm the right thigh. Is lying nj the Hotel ilam-
ION i'm n dangerous col,di ion and Mrs HoiS ms, VINO
Is at the same hotel. has serious Internal INJURIES.
Most Of the other sufferers from the accident ae aoie
10 walk. al, , a..
Pending an hives igltln by the oh"ia'S Of tne
road Henry anderson. the ensinccr. has oecn sns'
pended. DR.. VI. ID. Field. the surgeon OF tie NAN
haitian Railway Company. visit Il number 81 the
injured passengers nj their homes yes
ierday colonel Iiain Is investigating
tho matter. but he declines to- say
ANYTHING about the accident until the investigation
l. completed - 49,,
II is believed that the accident coud have been
avcrted II the movements OF the front train had been
mere carefully watched.