Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-13
Bodies Of Six Victims Of Harrisburg
Wreck Yet Unidentified
SEVERAL ARE FATALLY INJURED
n.i cl-L.-L ...l NJ CAaAAnhnirnnr nf
Samuel shubert and Max stettsheimer Of
New York Die During Afternoon.
CORONER BEGINS HIS INVESTIGATION
Loss to Railway Company on Train Alone
Amounts to Hundred Thousand.
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-slx INJURED
Forty-Two still Remain I'm Hos
pItaI mt Harrisburg and some
of These May Not
Recover.

HARRISBURG, Pa, May 1.-TWO more
victims of the wreck of the Cleveland and
Cincinnati express on the Pennsylvania rail-
road at South Harrisburg yesterday morn
ing died today, bringing the total number
OF victims to twenty-five. Two others are
in crical condition. Sixteen of the dead
have been identified. The bodies of the
othors are so horribly charred and burned
that Il IL doubtful If they will ever be pos
itlvely identified.
The identified dead are:
BISSINI, CHARLES. Philadelphia.
BRIGHT. PAUL. Pittsburg.
CRABBE V. L., Pttsburg.
CROSBY. ALBERT. philadelphia. con-
UTSeIj pouGHERTY, II Eftr1 MRS. ROBERT G.. Phil
KtpKIMAN, c Altoona.
LEMAN,. THOMAS. Pullman conductor
MXRTiiNA. RUDoLPHUs, Italian, infant.
PHIILlPs,. JAMES r. Pittsburg;
Shaw, Mr., Pittsburg.
SHUBERT Samuel, the New York thest-
rical manager.
sTETTHDIMBR, MAX, a New York man
THOMAS, H. X. Philadelphia, engineer
zEfGLER, GEORGE. Pittsburg.
Death of MIR. shubert.
Mr.. Shubert died this morning at the
Commonwealth hotel, surrounded by men,
bers of his family and business associates.
His body was taken to New York this aft
ernoon in special car furnished by the
Pennsylvania Railroad company.
Max Stettheimer died at the Harrisburg
hospital this afternoon His body was
taken to New York this evening by q
brother who came here last night.
Joseph Eberley of New York and Miss
80 IA at tho bco
pital and are not expected to live. All the
other injured at the hospital are doing
we'll and are expected to recover.
Three of the charred bodies at the tenn
porary morgue were identified today as
Thomas Lewis, who was recognized by his
gold watch and chain Charles Bisinni and
Miss Robinson, who we're recognized by
their teeth.
Cor0ner Examines Wreck.
Coroner Krause. with his jury. today
again visited the scene of the wreck The
inquest will not be held until after the rail
road company has completed it's inquiry
into the cause of the disaster.
The first funeral, that of the Italian child
took place here today.
The railroad company still has large
force of watchmen on duty at the scene Of
the disaster to prevent the taking away Of
any valuables that may be found.
Public services over the bodies of the un
Identified dead will be held tomorrow after
noon in the Market Square Presbyterian
church.
Hundred and ThIrty-six Hurt
OF the 1856 injured, 1U6 received treatmen
at the Harrisburg hospital. OF this mum
ber fifty remained there and the eight death
that have occurred leaves the number still
there forty-two. Several OF the injured ar
in hotels.
United States Senator Knox, who's
daughter, Mrs. ]. II. Tindle. and her hus
band escaped from the wreck with sligh
injuries and were taken to the executiv
y mansion, arrived here last night and vii
accompany them to his farm at Vale
} Forge.
No estimate of the financial losses OF tn
railroad property has been made by tn
company officials. although II is believe
that 100000 will not cover the loss of tn
passenger train alone.
shubert's Rapid Rise.
NEW YORK, May 12.-Sam s. Shuber
who died at Harrisburg today from In
juries sustained in yesterdays railroa
wreck was one OF the most successful @
the younger theatrical managers in IN
country From newsboys in Syracuse, les
than twenty years ago, he and his brothe
Lee, rose through the ranks until now tn
partnership controls several theaters In thi
city, dozen or more in other cities in thi
country and one playhouse in London
was only recently that they secured cor
troll OF the London house, the Waldorf. l
addition to the theaters the partnershi
owns companies which have produced sue
cessful plays.