The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31

as well as the road leading to the scene of
'the accident, were packed with people
anxious to learn the last news.
The Bridgeton and Salem excursionists
who escaped injury were brought back to
this city and sent home on special train
several hours later in the evening.
James Hoyt, secretary of the Depart
ment of Public Safety, Immediately upon
learning the extent of the catastrophe,
telegraphed for the Philadelphia Emer-
gency Corps, l50 of whom responded and
hurried to this city on q special train,
which left Philadelphia at 10:45. These
surgeons materially aided the volunteer
corps of this city, which embraced almost
every physician at present within it's con-
fines. Many of the injured were taken to
hotels, as the City Hospital soon became
overcrowded. About thirty of the wounded
had their injuries dressed and were able
to proceed on their way. It is expected
that fully dozen of those now lying in
the hospital will not survive their injuries.
Mrs. Edward Farr. the wife of the Read
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forming his duty nd t-4s found with
one hand on the throttle and the other on
the brake, when informed of the accident
and her husbands tragic death, was una
ble0to Withstand the shock and fell to the
floor dead.
Following is list of the injured:
Mrs. NJ. Keiger, Elmer, N. J., back
badly hurt and head cut.
Jacob Johnson, Shirley, N. J.. head
hurt; wife supposed to be dead and child
badly hurt.
Stanley A. wensell, Alloway. N. j..
scalp nearly torn off.
FREQ sheeney, Bridgeton, back hurt and
internal injuries.
Mrs. 5. Johnson, Shirley, N. J., shoul-
der, head and breast bruised.
Mary Shimp, Freesboro, N j., head cut.
William Baughn, Bridgeton, back hurt
and head cut.
Charles Rynick, Bridgeton, badly cut
about head.
Violet Alfred, Bridgeton, face and nose
fractured.
Mrs. Laura Pierce, Bridgeton, badly cut
head apd body bruised.
William simpkins, Salem. head lac
Grated.
Mason Worth. s25 North Twelfth street,
Philadelphia, back injured.
Albert Trainer, Bridgeton, head cut.
William Houghton, Bridgeton, internal
injuries.
Edward Zeeley, Bridg eton, head cut.
Chester Burger. Bridgeton, hip injured.
. Howard Woodlawn. Bridgeton, arm
broken.
Ex-Judge Hltchman, Bridgeton, inter-
nal injuries.
Mrs. Hitchman. conclusion of brain.
Mrs. E. A. Abbott, Bridgeton, back
broken.
David Friess address unknown), neck
dislocated.
Mrs. Job Rega, Elmer, NY, bruised and
hurt about head.
Albert Taylor, Bridgeton, three scalp
wounds
Jacob Hilton. Bridgeton. bruised badly
about head.
Thomas f. Morrell, Bridgeton, COM
pound fracture of arm.
Charles Horner, Bridgeton, broken leg
and internal injuries.
Harry Watson, Yorktown. N. j., leg
broken, head injured.
Lizzie Rutter, Bridgeton, confusion of
back.
Charles W. Horner. fractured leg and
internal injury.
Frank Morrell, East Orange, N. J., dis
located shoulderoand bruised head.
Wesley Lee, BTidgeton, internal inju-
ries.
Frederick Chenway, Bridgeton, internal
injuries and scalp wound.
Mrs. Faunce Fratinger. Philadelphis,
broken leg, have to be amputated.
John s. Kelley, Camden, compound
fracture of arm, internal injuries, probably
fatal.
Samuel Mutz, Bridgeton.
w. R. spauldlng, guest of Royal COL
lege, Howard.
Howard Smalley Bridgeton.
w. c. Hamsley.
l.. q. Hamsley and wife, Bridgeton.
Mrs. E. A. Abbott, Rhooestown, n. J..
Lizzie Smalley, Bridgeton.
c. D. Frazer ana wife, Bridgeton.
Irwin Dubois.