New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-01
Five others not yet identified.
THE INJURED.

ABBOTT. Mr. e. A.. Brtdseton; leg broken.
ABBOTT Rachel Rhodestown. n. j.: leg broken.
ALFRED Violet Bridgeton and fractuseA
BARNES. Charles. Shiloh.
BONCHEII. Charles Bridgeton hip injured
BOUGHTON, william. Bridgeton Internal injurisA
BURGESS, Chester. eleven Bridgeton hip injured.
CHENEMAY Frederick. Bridseon; skull fractured ana
internal injuries
DUBOIS Irving age years; head badly
jured
EYNCK Charles c. Bridgeton badly cut about head
FRAZIER c. D.. Bridgeton; cut about head and body
injured.
FRAZIER Mrs. c. D.. bruises body and head cut
FRALINGER. Mrs. Faunce Philadelphia; leg amputate1.
FRIEZE Richard: neck disocated.
HEMSLEY ". c. Brldgeton: leg broken; contusaous
body.
HEMsLEY. Mrs Lizzie c.. Bridgeton; body and hs.A
HIC,ToN Albert: badly bruised about head
HILTON Jacob. BdSeton: leg broken and injured inter-
HITcHNER. ex-Judge Jacob. Brdgeton; internal -
HfTcHMAN. Mrs: conclusion Of tbs brnin.
HoRNER. Charles W.. Bridgeton; broken leg and b.
ternal Injuries.
HOUGHTON. William. Bridgeon; internal injurisA
Hustled. Jonathan. Bridgeton.
JOHNSTON. Jacob. Shirley " J.; head cut.
JOHNSTON. Ella. child; badly injured about head,
wrist broken
JOHNSTON, Mrs. Susan A.. FreesborouEh n j.;
shoulder. head and breas, bruised.
JONES. William. Bridgeton: broken leg.
KrIGER Mrs. NJ. Elmer. y. j.. head cut; badly hun.
KELLY. John s. Camden: compound fracture Of femur,
MAYHEM. william, Brdseton; back and wrs, hurt
MUTA. Samuel. Bridgeton; scalp wound and internal
Mt'TA Mrs. L.. Bridgeton: face cut,
MORELL. Thomas F.. Bridseton; compound fracture
MI'LrrR. Lizzie. Bridgeton: confusion Of back
MORREIL Frank East Orange. " J.. dislocased shoui-
der and lacerated head.
bead and body
PIrNEY, Mary. aged eleven years. Yorktown. N. 81
PrGER. Mrs. job Elmer y IT, bruised and Gu, about
RYNhK. Charles c.. Bridgeton: badly cut asou, hsaA
RI TER. Lizzie. Brdgeton: contusions OF back
sEELEE. Edward Bridgeton; head cut
SHARP Mary. Freesborough; head cut.
SHERRY; Frederick. Brdgeton; back bruised snd ln.
sHEMP. Harry Free-borough head cut
sIMPKINs. William. Salem: tead iacerated
sNAhIEi Caroline. Briiseion; legs severely
sMALI.EY Lizzie Bridse,on. arm. ana lao. ..,...,-
injured. ~ ~ ~'~V
sMALI.EY Cornelius. Brdgeton: back broken
sMARrLEY. b.. Bridgeton; head cut
SMITH. Howard, Bridgeton back broken
TAYLOR Avert. Bridgeton; head cut. x>-,
TAILOR Albert Brigeton; three scalp vss0nds
'AU'HN William. Brtdseton back hust hesA seve-sl,
WATSON. Harry. Yorktown leg huau n; head injured
VIM Stanley. Alo~ay. MI; scalp ossx1y torn or
WOODLAND Howard. BriisstcAs ltfs arm broken
WORTH Mason. Philadelphia baek 1ujured
ZEELEY. Edward. Bridgeton: head cut
UNKNOWN WOMAN; fractured skull
NIGHT OF EXCITEMENT IN THE CITY.
All through last night Atlantic City was In
an uproar. Thousands thronged out to the
scene OF the wreck and collected around the
railroad stations. and pushed and crowded to
watch the trains discharging their loads OF dead
and injured. As II was gradually learned that
nearly every on the Reading express had
escaped uninjured. the crowd gradually thinned
out. the anxiety Of relatives and friends being
relieved by the safe arrival OF those they
feared were dead MANNED The uninjured
and those only slightly hurt among the Bridge
ton people were In frenzy OF agony. The train
struck was the first section Of the excursion
train and those on the second section iocked
to the hospital and morgue the victims were
brought In.
But little attention would be given to the
anxieties Of the uninjured In the crowded wards
Of the little hospital Every room was turned
INTO an accident ward and the groaning shrek.
ng men. women and children were stretched OUT
on cots. beds. tables and the floor. while nearly
Ill the doctors II. Atlantic City attended to their
injuries.
Two miles out on the msadoYs the wrsckina