The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-26
AFTERMATH Of The WRECK
Further Details Of the Great Disas-
ter on the Hudson.
A REVISED LIST OF THE DEAD.
The Coroner's Jury VIII Meet roda,
TO iAvestiEate the Accidcnt-Of-
Gals Arc Already at work.

'o-s Az ~ OCtODeI Z0.-Tne gray
dawn, twenty-fo,,r hours after the fright.
fui happening Of yesterday, broke upon
scene of greater loss Of life and property
destruction than yesterdays sun and last
nights torchlights displayed. The weary
gangs Of wreckers were relieved early thi,
morning by fresh ones, and the work OF
getting the chains from the derricks ON
the submerged cars was vigorously prose-
cuted As the wreckage was pullsd from
the bottom Of the river, and placed on
shore. 1t added to the picturesque. though
distressing sight.
"nen the wreclcers got sufficient tackle
on the sleeping car Glen Alpine to draw
ner up there was much excitement and
speculation, as 1t was believed that there
must surely be some bodies In this car
me Inc most deeply submerged OF the lot.
men the car had been placed on the scow
ahd the water had run out OF it, a search
ins party went through and to the relies OF
me raiiroad officials and everybody near,
not body was discovered.
II there are any more bodies In the
wreck or In the river, they are believed
to be In the day coach, which lies in water
VINO took six bodies out of this car last
evening. said he could find no more A
good many believe, however, that other
aead will be found In this car when 1t is
raised. Passengers who escaped from the
car, and the crew, have said that at least
Twelve persons persisted in the day coach.
The work of searching for bodies, which
mad been temporarily suspended at 2
o'clock this morning. after the parlor car
Glen Alpine had been hoisted, was resumed
at daybreak As the occupants Of the other
TWO shepers in the river have been ac-
counted for by the conductor. 1t is pre-
sumed that no Wagner passengers were
killed.
A revised list of the dead and injured is
as follows. the dead includes:
Thomas Reilly, St. Louis.
w. II. G. Meyers, Passaic, N. J.
e. A. Green, Chicago.
Giuseppe Paduano, New York.
w. S. Becker Newark, N. ].
Samuel Williams. Buffalo. N. Y.
A. G. Mckay, private secretary to Gem
eral Superintendent Van Etten.
John Foyle, engineer. East Albany, N. Y.
John P. Tompkins, fireman, East Albany.
Two unidentified women.
Wong Gin.
Hop Sing and six other Cinnamon not
identified.
severely bruised; Frank ]. Degan. New
York, body bruised and face cut; Herman
Acker baggage master, Peekskill, bruised
and head cut: -. Shaw, express agent
New York, slightly bruised; John T.. Ryan.
294 Barrow street, Jersey City. badly
lacerated arm and legs; Clarence Morgan.
New York, broken shoulder In hospital at
Peeksldll; W. II. Langsford, Bayonne. N.
j.. body bruised; Charles Buchanan. New
York laceration; John Flood. laborer.
Lockport, n. Y, head and arm cut; John
Smith, American express messenger, in
jured internally: three Cinnamon badly cut
and bruised, one identified as Quang Ding.
None of the injured are expected to die.
Tho bodies of Foyle, the engineer Of the
express, and Fireman Tompkns have not
yet been recovered.
The coroner's jury will meet tomorrow to
investigate the accident In the meantime
the officials OF the New York Central are
investigating the affair. These taken to the
Flower hospital in this city are all doing
we'll.