New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-27
THE VRECK on THE PENNSYLVANIA.
TWELVE NAMES IN THE LIST or THE DEAD
THE INJURED LIKELY TO RECOVER

TWELVE NAMES IN THE LIST or THE DEAD
THE INJURED LIKELY TO RECOVER.
Harrisburg, Penn. June 26.-Yesterday's frightful
wreck on the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, within "a few
hundred yards Of the Union station Involving the first
and second section OF the Western Express, was al
most the sole topic OF conversation to-day. several
city pastors made the catastrophe the theme Of their
1rscourses to-day. Most of the injured who
we're able 70 travel have left here for
their homes, ard the eleven persons still
at the hospital are In fair way TO recover
The sixth death. making the list Of dead twelve. oc'
CURED ut the hospital this morning The twelfth VIC
tim was Ferdinand Colberg OF Brooklyn. n. Y. Mrs.
Coberg and two friends OF the dead man arrived at
the hospital few hours before he died. The body
was shipped TO Brooklyn today. Daniel Masons body
was sent to IIagerstown. Md, last night. He was .
telegraph operator In the employ OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company at Huntington. and popular.
IIc was killed while returning nom Boston. where
he had gone arrange for his approaching marriage
to Miss Charlotte Mendum The young woman reached
Harrisburg this afternoon and compelled TO seek
phy sican. she Is broken. hearted the Fate OF
her lover. At 10 O'Clock tonight she left here for
iagerstown TO attend the funeral OF Mr. Mason W. Is.
Parsons OF No. G5 East Fifty-thirdst. New-lork.
civil engineer. whose head and face were terribly
aceracd, was taken home TO day.
The following Is list OF the dead aud Injured
as revised tonight:
Dead-Rchard Adams, Harrisburg; John Black, Al
,oona: Lizzie Blair, Philadelphia; Ferdinand Coburg
Broolyn Mrs. Uriah Heebner, Norristown; Winfield
Heebner Norristown; Daniel Mason. r., Hagerstown
Nd c. l.. Lee I1ttsburg tie Rev Da Costa Pomerene.
Philadelphia, Robert ). Raymond, Columbus, Ohio;
Professor g. X. smith, baltimore; l.. NJ. Whitlock,
Cleveland, Ohio Ell
Injured-Pcrry N. Lands. No. 3I45 North Fifteenth
st.. Philadelphia Carrie Golden. No. l044 Lehgh-
ave., Philadelphia Thomas " Farthlng, No. 407 south
Division Buffalo \. Y; +. G. O. Ehle No.
3:I5 Greenwood ST., Buffalo, n. Y. Maggie smith,
en- route to Mongolia city, Washington, TO live
With her brother. arrived recently from Ireland;
W. Il Parsons NJ. 81 East Fifty third s;., New York
W II. woodward eolored): porter No 2l9 East Eighty
eighth.st, New-Yark; Alma karste;ter, lckesberR.
Perry County, Penn. George Burnett, Trenos, " j.;
Mrs. George Burnett, Trenton, y. j.. Edna Burnett
daughter Of George Burnett, Trenton, n. j.; w. T.
Eastwick. Pittsburg; ". Il. Fiuck, Palmyra, n j.;
Mrs Mary Granger and Maggie Harrison, niece.
Philadelphia; II. d. sensabangh, Mattoop H.; J. J.
Cone Jersey City, y. j.; Abraham Smith, Martinsburg
Penn; James Iininins. Philadelphia UIiah Heebner.
Norristown, Penn: y. Aiken baggagemaster, Phla-
depila: John Jacobs. brakeman; Mrs. Martha Weld.
man, Homework Pittsburg
There were other persons hurt. but their injuries
slight that they did not stay In the CITY, leav-
Ing here on the next train for home and not giving
their names "a