New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
ALL TIE BODIES IDENTIFIED.
INvEsTIG ATIoN INTO THE CAUSE OF THE
LEHIGH VALLEY WRECK
THE PROSECUTOR OF MIDDLEsEx COUNTY WILL
BRING THE ACCIDENT BEFORE THE ""A"D
JURY--A DISPATCH CLEARS PEN


Workmanship y 7 Ian 11-There will be an
,ovesucat,on OF the Lehigh Valley Railroad acc'-
dent which occurred at Greenbrook Tanks on Mo"'
day Instead Of the Coroner holding an 'hp"e''
the Prosecutor OF Mlddlesex County mas PUT
the machinery OF his office AT work. ana VIII pre-.
gent the result OF the investigation to the next
Grand Jury and recommend an Indictment II '''
facts brought out warrant that step
Prosecutor voorhees, said yesterday that ''e
wreck on Monday had been reported to him IN the
regular way by County Physician Long as SUI
iect calling for investigation. and that the inquiry
was under way. The County Physician was a'u'"e
In the work. AS investigating ofhcer the Nouh''
Physician acts as a subordinate OF the frose.''''
The detectives OF the Prosecutors once VIII a'so
work on the case and the Prosecutor himself Will
personally assist the men who are acting TOT "in'
Plain1eld Jan. IL (SpeciaD.-There is now IN the
possession OF the Muhenberg Hospital authorizes
.sydence that will clear Engineer james fehue'
CAST Of South Easton the engineer OF the Hazie'on
express. Of all blame for the disaster. This Is a
dispatch instructng him to take the "estoou"u
track from Bound Brook to New-MarHe' anu
nroceed TO the latter place at once. There 10
switch at NEWMARKET where he was TO nave TO-
turned to the eastbound track. He was lono"r"s
out these directions when the COLLISION LOON p'oS'
When he recovered consciousness IN inc hosp',"'
his first thought Of the message whicn ie
begged the attendants to preserve as It woulo
tuy ana a. is thought he Will recover
Edward W Rick of Bound Brook, The engineer nee
di,ion and may NOT live through the night
ribs his left side are broken the 'afEs s w H2t'
0 asr rne er and his two babies are his home in
East-sL, Bound Brook
SIX BODIES IDENTIFIED
Tn. bodes Of the Victims Of the Lehish valley
Railroad disaster al Greenbrook Tanks have been
Identified follows; ~ -.
The young man with cuf-buttons marked - -
who died at Muhlenberg Hospital early yesterday
morning. was identified late ps, Yesterday aS 'a'''
'? stI later in the day the body Of the young
in the Bound brook Morsys ,S ThHie 5S
was G ruSheu s Miss Nav Schmnskey Of shamo-
kin. Miss schminskey and Dir. Joseph were on
I bs afternoon two lads from shamokin visitea
the Bound Brook Morgue and identified inc oTuy O.
the elderly woman win H. tn not r1.ES a.
Two other bodies IN the Bound Bgoo OK, S0g of
identified this afernUoh tb,rY ' Years Old let
ters we're found addressed to Theodore SIe a rs
and Theodore cohap Fenss tE9m n of that pace
Tbe bodv Of the young woman who wore niash
gown ana whose hands showed traces OF nIs Of
shenandoab Penn She had been employed as a
servant IN New-York. and was returning run Ia d
hrotbsr The bodies were sent 10 Mount carmen
and Shenandoah late IN the afternoon s,ou.
e,derlv 'I man frst thought to be keenan, TINS
evening Edward ODonnen Of shenana0ath' n Don
nized Il as the body OF his father ra'''cA D'"-
nell. OF that place, -, -
shamokln. Penn. Jan ia special train ar
r,yed here to-day bearing the bodies OF six OF the
Victims Of the Lehigh Valley wreck near pui, ,
ellen. " j. on Monday last At Mount oa aaiten
the bodies Of four mS5s OF reatves and friends
we're assembled at each station Most Vi 'He w.
tins will be buried tomorrow