Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
Nine Charrsd corpscs Now Await
Recognition At the Temper
airy Morguc.
HARRISBURG ACCIDENT VICTIMS
Supt MccaIcb Says Il VIII be I'm.
possible 10 Tell What Number
OF Fatalities VIII Be,

Harrisburg, Pa, May i2,.-Tho exact
number OF lives lost IN South Harris.
burg yesterday by the crash OF tho sec
ond section Of tho Cleveland ana en-
clnnoli express into "A ear Of dynamite
IN q wrecked freight train In not yet
known Eleven bodies have been dcn.
titled and nine charrcd eorpsos await
recognition at the temporary morguc.
supl w, u, McColcb, Of the phIlndcl-
phia division Of tho Pennsylvania rail-
road on which the disaster occurred,
said today that II is Impossible to tell
what the number Of fatalities win be,
TIE IDENTIFIED DEAD,
Victor l., Crabbc,
Paul Bright
George lIogleE
James H. Phillips al Of Plttsburg.
ANDERSON Albert Crosby
MrN Robert q, Doughorly,
D. r. SllNcrmnn, all Of Philadelphia,
lniahl daughter Of Mr., and Mr0, Mar.
iona,
&, kaufman, Altoona
H. H. Thomas Philadelphia, engineer
or express train.
MI, shaw, Pltteburg,
samuel =, Shubert, New York,
Albert Crosby Of Philadelphia, con.
duclor OF the express, died last night
NJ the Harrisburg hospital and Samuel
=, hhuborh the New York theatrical
manager died today at u hotel,
Tho coroner George q, kmpo of
Harrisburg, VIII not hold an inquest
unlil after tho railroad company has
completed It's investigation into tho
cause of the disaster,
AZ the h0spital sim IN critical condI.
tons are Max Stot,helmer and Joseph
Early Of New York,
or the 1876 injured, 1906 received treat-
ment at the hospital OF this number
% remained thoro ana the six deaths
that have occurred leaves the number
SIN there "A, Several Of the injured
are In hotels.
United states Senator Knox, whose
daughter, Mrs, ], IA, Tndel, and hor
husband, escaped from the wreck with
elight injuries and wero taken TO the
executive mansion, arrived here last
night and took Mr. and Mrs Tlndcl To
his farm at Valley Forge.
sam Shuborl, Now York thcatrI
manager, died TODAY at the Common
wealth hotel whore he was taken soon
after he escaped from the burning
wreck ShuDefts mother ana two ais
tcrs, ana his brother j, j, Shubcr,, who
came hero from New York yesterday
nv soon ~ they learned OF the accident,
woro with him whom he died His fam.
NY physician, DR. O. NJ, Lolser who
came hero with n trained nurse, and
solomon Manholmer, friend OF the
theatrical manager, were also with him
Abe Thalhcimcr, one ~ Mr. Shuborrs
personal representatives and hIs altor.
ney, william Klein ~ New York, who
were with him IN the wreck, have ul.
most entirely recovered from their in.
tnrles ana VIII accompany the body -
Now York,
Mr., Shubert and hle companions wcro
on their way 10 Plttsburg TO close A
lease for thcNtor IN that city and
were. among tho llrst TO escape from the
wreck,
No estimate Of the financial loss OF
tho railroad property has been made
by the company officials, although IL
IL believed that 100000 win not cover
tho loss Of the passenger train alone.
SAM =, SCHUBERT.
Now York. May ls--sam s. Schubert,
who died NJ Harrisburg, Pa, today
nom injuries sustained IN yesterdays
railroad wreck was ono OF tho most
successful OF the younger theatrical
managers In tho country From news.
boy IN Syracuse less than 20 years ago,
he and his brother Loe, rose through
the ranks until now tho partnership
controls several tho0ters In this city
n dozen or moro IN other cities I'm this
country and ono play house IN London
II was only recently that they secured
control OF the London house, tho Wal,
dorf In addition 20 tho thoOtcrs tho
pnrtnorahip Owle several companies
which have produced successful plays