The Monitor-register., 1896-08-07

| Edward Farr, Atlantic City, engineer of
| the Reading train.
| Miss Tillie Leeds, Bridgeton.
Lydia CARL, HaE cocks Bridge.
| Mrs. Hattie Loper, Bridgeton.
William Spaulding, P Philadelphia
| Henry Hughes, Bridgeton.
Mrs. Mary Freas, Alloway.
Mrs. Kate e. Freas. Yorketown.
Mary Anna Freas, Yorktown.
Reva Loper, Yorketown.
James N. Bateman, Bridgeton
Mrs. James N. Bateman, Bridgeton.
William Pickett, Jeanette, Pa.
| Frederick Cheney. Bridgeton.
Joseph Cheney, Bridgeton.
Nina Cheney, BridgeLon.
| Samuel Thorne, Atlantic City.
| Charles P. .McGear. Bridgeton.
II. Frazier Bell, Bridgeton.
| Mrs. II. Frazier Bell, Bridgeton.
William C. Loper, Bridgeton.
Mrs. W illiam e. Loper, Bridgeton.
Joshua Earnest, Bridgeton.
Charles Muta, Bridgeton.
Pearl Muta, Bridgeton.
John Griner, Bridgeton.
Charles d. Burroughs, Bridgeton.
j. d. johnson, Bridgeton
Richard Trenchard, Bridgeton.
Mrs. Richard Trenchard, Bridgeton.
Joseph Peters, Bridgeton.
Morris Peters. Bridgeton.
| Philip IL. Goldsmith, Bridgeton.
Mrs. Philip H. Goldsmith. Bridgeton.
| Michael May, Palatine.
| Mrs. Ella May, Palatine.
Frank Dubois, Hustled.
Charles Eckler, Bridgeton.
S.P. Murphy, Millville.
Mary Wentzell, Alloway.
| Harvey Hughes. Bridgeton.
LIST OF INJURED.
The list of injured reported are as
| follows:
Mrs. e. A. Abbott, Bridgeton, leg broken.
Rachel Abbott, Roadstown, leg broken.
| Violet Alfred, Bridgeton. face cut and
| nose fractured.
Charles Bonchell, Bridgeton, hip injured.
William Boughton, Bridgeton, internal in
juries.
Chester Burgess, aged IL. hip injured.
| Charles Barnes, Shiloh.
Charles Buhler. head cut.
Frederick Cheney, Bridgeton, skull
| fractured and internal injuries.
Irving Dubois, aged l2. head cut and badly
| injured.
John Easton. Bridgeton, body cut and
| bruised.
C. d. Frazier, Bridgeton, cut about head
| and body injured.
! Mrs. c. D. Frazier, Bridgeton, bruises on
| body and head cut.
Mrs. Faunce Fralinger, Philadelphia, leg
| amputated.
| Richard Freas, Yorketown, neck diso-
Gated.
W. c. hemsey, Bridgeton, lie broken and
contusions on body.
Mrs. Lizzie C. Hemsl ey, Bridgeton, body
and head bruised.
| Albert Hicton. badly bruised about head.
| Jacob Hilton, Bridgeton, leg broken and
| injured internally.
Ex-Judge Jacob Hitchner, Bridgeton. in
| ternal injuries.
Mrs. Hitchner, concussion of the brain.
| Charles W. Horner. Bridgeton, leg broken
and internal inj urtes.
william Houghton. Bridgeton, internal
injuries.
| Jonathan Hustled, Bridgeton.
| Jacob Johnson, shirley, head hurt.
Ella johnson, child, badly injured about
head, wrist broken.
Mrs Susan A. Johnson, Friesburg, shoul-
der. head and breast bruised.
4 w ihluil cohObs olluBoOohB lCB pIohou.
| Mrs. NJ. Keiger. Elmer, head cut, badly
h urt.
John S. Kelly, Camden, compound frac-
| ture of femur, internal in juries.
| Wesley Lee, Bridgeton, internal, contu-
sion of scalp.
william Mayhew, Bridgeton, back and
wrist hurt.
| Samuel Muta, Bridgeton, scalp wound and
internal injurie
Mrs. l.. Muta, Bridgeton, ia ce cut.
Thomas f. Morelli, compo und fracture of
( arm.
back.
Frank Morrell, East Orange, dislocated
| shoulder and lacerated head.
| Mrs. John Mcbride, Philadelphia, leg
hurt.
| Edna Nc Bride, face lacerated.
Mrs. Laura W. Pierce, Bridgeton, badly
cut about head and body.
Mary Pitman. aged II, Yorketown, hurt
! about head.
Nettie Prince, head cut
Julia Paryin, scalp lacerated.
Charles C. Rynick, Bridgeton, badly cut
about head.
Lizzie Ruter, Bridgeton, confusion of
back.
Edward Seeley, Bridgeton, head cut.
Mary Sharp. Friesburg, head cut.
Frederick Sherry, Bridgeton, back bruised
and internal injuries.
Harry Shimp, FrIesburg, head cut.
William simpkins. Salem, head lacerated.
Caroline Smalley, Bridgeton, arms and
legs severely injured.
Lizzie Smalley, Bridgeton, arms and legs
severely injured.
Cornelius Smalley, Bridgeton, back brok.
en-.
b. Smartley, Bridgeton, head cut
Howard Smith, Bridgeton, back broken.
Albert Taylor, Bridgeton, head cut.
William Vaughn, Bridgeton. back hurt.
Alfred Violet, Bridgeton, nose fractured
Harry Watson. Yorktown, leg broken
and head mi urcd.
Stanley Wenizell, Alloway, scalp nearly
torn off.
Samuel WentzelI, Alloway, injured sabout
head.
Howard Woodland. Philadelphia, back
injured.
c. D. Wraser and wife, Bridgeton, both
cut on head.
The scene of the terrible wreck was
visited all day Friday and Saturday by
relatives and friends in search of the lost
by curious crowds. The identification
in many instances were sad in the extreme.
Coroner Mclaughlin, of Atlantic
county, impaneled a jury on Friday after
noon, and they viewed the bodies of the
dead and gave permission for their re-
moval. The inquest was begun on Mon.
day.
The testimony on Monday covered the
identification of the dead. the agreement
and rules adopted by the companies id
relation to the grade crossing, the descrip-
tion of the interlocking signal apparatus
and the manner Of its use, and testimony
by tower operators az to the movements
of trains on the day Of the accident, and
especially OF the two trains which came
in collision.
The members of the jury were quite
free in asking questions of the witnesses,
especially in reference to the possibility
of an engineer receiving q signal to &c
ahead, which mipht afterwards be
changed before he reached the crossing,
AID the possibility of both engineers
receiving a clear signal. Mr.. Evans, fore
man OF the jury, was particularly inter
ested to know il it were true that tht
Reading Company had the right of way