The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-12-01
CRAIG FAMILY
DIE IN WRECK
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seph's hospital by DR.. Gillison, was
able to go to his parents home.
The revised list of the killed and in
jured is as follows:
The Killed.
ALEXANDER CRAIG, Scranton, Pa,
business manager of the Scranton
Tribune; aged AZ years
MRS. ESTHER S. CRAIG, Scranton, Pa,
aged 40 years, wife of Alexander
ESTHER CRAIG, Scranton, Pa, aged Is
years, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Craig.
JESSIE CRAIG. Scranton. Pa. aged IL
years, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Craig.
MRS. MAY BURT ROE, Ithaca, N. Y,
aged 80 years. wife of David Roe, one
OF the injured.
WALTER JACOB wELLBRoCK, New
York city, aged 10; student at Cornell
university.
The Injured.
Affeld f. O., Chicago, legs broken, torn
about abdomen. st. Joseph's hospital.
Burrett, William c., Roseville N. j.. con-
ductor on No. 96. Believed to lie in
jured internally st. JosSph'g huspitai.
| Aronson, Oscar 3l4 Penn avenue, Scran-
ton, right leg lacerated. st. Joseph S
| hospital
Baron, Louis ", Dover, n. j.; badly eat
about head; skull probably fractured;
arm injured. At st. Joseph'g ospital
| CordleY a. b., New YORK suffering
from shock, went on to Aobolten.
| Doyle, Mary, Binghamton; ribs broken
| General hospital.
| Dickinson, Andrew, Paterson, N. j.; cut
about the head Was able to go home
Forbush, W. H., 446 East Seventeenth
street, New York; st. Joseph's hospi.
tai. Shock and cortusions.
| Friedman, Louis 133 Penn avenue, Scran.
ton, Pa; hips injured; st. Joseph hos
pitaL
Gordon, j., 1858 Fifth avenue, New York
st. Joseph's hospital. Foot injured.
| Highly, A. H., Waverly, n. Y, head ant
right hand cut; went on to New York
Howe, ]. r., Jr., 1SS South Ninth street
Brooklyn, son of Register-elect Howe
bruised and cut about legs. st. 10
seph's hospital.
Leonard f. j., Scranton, Pa; hands
cut. Went to New York.
| Mccormick. William, Michigan; ankle
hurt. Went to Hoboken
Mcdonald, Mrs. Agnest oxford, Pa.
compound fracture left leg, fractured
right leg St. Joseph's hospital.
Kane, Lizzie, Binghamton; ankle hurt
General hospital.
Maxwell, Daniel, Hackettstown, N. j.
fireman of train No. 90; right leg in
iured. st. Joseph's hospital.
Mendelsohn. Samuel, 80 North Henke
street, Wikes-Barre, Pa; both leg
broken. st. Joseph's hospital.
Mokowitz Max, lS6 Cannon street, New
York; bruised about the body. ST
Joseph's hospital.
Platt, Charles, 1854 Tompkins avenue
Brooklyn; law student, CORNELL lowe
limbs injured badly. st. Joseph's hos
ptal
Remsen Charles G.. 1926 Newark avenue
Rrooklyn; student, engineering de
partmcnt Cornell; shock bruise
about body. st. Joseph's hospital.
Roe David, Ithaca, N. Y; taken to 81
Joseph's hospital. Legs badly cut.
Spittell, Charles, Scranton, Pa; face tori
shoulder dslocated: treated by Dl
ellison, of Paterson.
Smith, Sterling S., Scranton, Pa; left lie
crushed. Amputation necessary. s
Joseph's hospital.
Van Wrinkle, Harry. Paterson, N. j.; CT
on forehead; was able to go home.
White, G. H., Ithaca, N. Y; ST. Joseph
hospital; probably mortally hur
Both legs crushed.
White. John, Ithaca: cut and bruise
about head and body. st. Joseph
hospital.
Mrs. Roe's Body Held.
, This makes total of six killed an
twenty-seven wounded. The dead hay
all been taken away by relatives, wit
the exception of Mrs. Roe whose bod
was selected to be held for the co
, oner's inquest. Mrs Roe was idel
titled by Mrs. Cummings, of this cit
who knew her before she was ma
ried. Mr.. Roe is severely injured bl
will recover.
) The terrible ordeal of the husbar
is beyond thought. He and his wi
: were sitting together on the right har
: side of the car he next the windov
When the collision occurred he WI
, driven up and forward, his wife wei
down. Heavy timbers pinioned hi
almost directly above her. Afraid
see his wife crushed and dead his ey
; refused to look. He was held in tn
agonizing position for nearly half {
hour, to him an eternity of physic
and mental anguish. 1t was not t
he was taken to the hospital that
learned the worst.
Walter j. Welbrock was identifi,
by many letters found in his pocke
: bearing that name. Most of them a
: addressed to 1913 East Seneca stree
Ithaca, N. Y. Others to 400 Hunt
street, same city. The former w
probably his business address as nea
! ly all the letters of that address we
2 from New York firms. His father
] a wealthy New York brewer.
: He is splendidly proportioned al
= was over six feet in height. He a
pears fine athlete. His muscles we
we'll developed and the doctors sa
he was in the pink of condition. TN
doctors who saw him said they 81
a dom ever saw a better developed ma
He appears about 27 years of age.
Evidently he was a Cornell freshma
: for he wore a Cornell university 7
T marked 1902" His name was fine
. engraved on the back.
He was reading Barriers Burn
o Away" From mark in the book
Il had read about thirty pages,
e clothes were those of a we'll dress
y young man of means. While not 10
:, they were of the best quality and
r ted him well. The same worthine
,, was found in his underwear.