The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-01

/ MARY WE-NTZEI<. AhoEays N. 4.
/ IIDIE CARS, Bridgeton-
| Pearl. MUILy, Bridgeton.
MRS ELMER MAY, Palstfne, ~. J.
/ JAMES RI. BELL, Brsdgeton-
MRs. H A. BELL. Bri6geton-
ANNA FREISE. Bridgeton-
EDWARD FARR. Reading railway ens1-
neer. Atlantic City.
Man supposed 10 De CHARLES A.
EBERT Brfdgeton.
CHARLES MAY. Palatine. n. ].
j. f. WOOD. shipping clerk. Camden.
~. J.
q TAYLOR. address unknown.
JAMES BATTEMAN, Br1igeton.
A boy aged about L, supposed to be A
PETERS.
TITLE LEEDS. Bridgeton-
I.TDIA CARL. Hancock Bridge, y. ].
MRS HATTIE Lopez. Bridseton-
NANCE CHENEY. Briegeton.
Unknown woman. unknown boy.
MIZAEL NAY. Bridgeton.
WILLIAM SPAULDING. Reading
transfer agent, Philadelphia
FINER VENTED. Bridgeton-
HENRY HUGHES. Bridgeton-
Unknown woman.
MRS MARY FREASE, Bridgeton-
MRS. ]. ID. BATEMAN. Bridgeton.
WILLIAM PRICKET. Bridgeton-
JOSEPH CHENEY.
Unknown man
CHARLES p. MGIII. Bridgeton.
Unknown woman. unidentified arm, I'M
known woman.
ring was found on finger Of one of
the unidentified which bore the inscrip-
ton 20. 10 l."
spaulding, Cheney ana Elmer Vented
died at the sanitarium this afternoon
The injured are as follows:
H.. xy.-n1ad
Harry Watson. Il years old. Yorktown.
" j.. leg broken: Albert Taylor, Bridge
ton: Mary Pittman. aged II. Yorktown
John s. Kelley. aged -, Camden. fractar-
cd femur; Della johnson, aged II. shiloh.
n J.. collarhone fractured: j. s. watson.
Yorktown: Mrs. J. S. Watson. yorktown:
w. Jones. aged 81. Bridgeton; Mrs Lizzie
M1llln. Bridgeton: Charles Helmsiee'
aged q. Bridgeton: Mrs. Richard Freese.
Yorktown; Samuel Mullen. aged IA.
Bridgeson: Wesley Lee. aged IS. Bridge
.au. Howard woodlin. aged Is, badly
hurt: Samuel wentzel. Alloway, ~ j.;
Charles w Horner. Lillian TYLER. Lizzie
S;nallev. Caroline Smalley: Howard sinai
ley. all OF Bridgeton; Rachel Aooo't !.
Rbodestown " j.: William ;. Henry
Br,dxeton. J. s Johnson. Shirley. y. j.;
samuel Pittman, William 6 Hetmsiey.
tofh OF Pridgetou: Samuel Wilson. Allo-
wav. Frank Moreville. Bridgefon; Han
ford Wilson. Alloway; William Boughion,
Edward Seeley. William Wlnkler. David
Nitehmann. s. p. Freyser. brlgaton'
chester RrtdgesaIi, Bridgeton. Mrs. Fan
ME FralInger. Philadelphia; James john
son Shirley: Howard Noodsan, Bridge
ton; C. Homer. Alloway
| az the injured II IS more than probable
ira, four or Eve will die. Many OF the
o,hers are injured only specifically.
The investigation into the cause or the
49, -ez ryflF7 i
ltv was begun today In earnest Coroner
| Mclaughlin impaneled a jury, and they
| visited the scene OF the wreck. There Is
| +. very general impression that under the
naxs Of debris at least six more bodies
| lie The jary made an exhaustive exam
| iratsou OF the ground, and devoted con-
| siderable tine 10 the inspection OF the
| signals. which still remain as they were
| a. the moment OF the accident George
= uaussr who has charge OF the tower
4 ana who Is now under arrest, has made
/ several statements TO the police He told
| them ne saw both trains coming when
| both we're Sufficiently far away 10 admit
| Of fuii display OF signals. but as the
| was4 Jersey vas the nearest he gave the
| Reading the red light and signaled 10
| tha other train 20 come ahea1- iae
| Reading. however never siackensd speed,
| b,f came on. Tonight Coroner Mclaugh-
| in called uauSer before him and gave
| hiry, a hearing HaassT refused 20 make
| any statement whatever at shis time, an l
was he'd tn $50 bail for a further hearing.
/ "a, wa~ furnished and he was released.
| .s,e- wsawlnr the ground. the coroner s
! ,1~v again separated antn tomorrow aft
~rnoon. when another meeting viii be
| held
Al The dead SO FAR found and Identified
| vera removed 20 their former homes TIE
r-st srain used for this purpose lett the
Jersey station AZ $40 octock tbs afternoon
| Co. Rriaretpn i, carried thiTty-four
| nasgaA. TIE remaining cerpses were sent
| - later trstns one woman. whose tsn-
,te>aslon was established ny her clothinE,
| vss sa,aulfatsd in the wreck. ard BET
| keas vas ssund al q considerable distance
from the hosfy.
| ire center % interest today was ne
| l-arravfsed rnorTus. ard strange So
4 ssrfe for this city o. proFerniSl EaYegy
| As th4 continual procession o. under
! tekr~s' vrsrans bowling along Atlantis
| .,-~r,.e go principal taoroughfare. car
/ -vf-r t-.sFe. 20 that pare and later q
I ~. PenrsylvsniA raiiroad station. In
I uise IRE -s1rrue tragic sccnes @rre D.
1 f-~ enacted thrnaE sasit thf day ~ceues
| III {. -. Character wrrr securing a. ~
4 -. sf--ta A. ire ssnfrarsuna- wncre -
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ufre rerrvereH RaH4egi as1uE ether 81
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I ztesr~ and other arslciss % cAetrtns
fsu-d en- ~ grczs-si. pt1ffui rreEn~nioea
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i seemed q rcVrt - 80 horror - thr sd