The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-13
DEATH LIST TWENTY.TWO
TWO MORE VICTIMS OF WRECK
 ON PENNSYLVANIA R. R.
Sixteen of Them Identiaed-Bodies of Others Sc Frightfuiiy Turned That it Is Doubtful if 1t Is Ever Established Who They Are-samuei $. shubert, The Theatrical Manager, Dies of His Injuries.

Injuries.
 Harrisburg, Pa, May 12.-Two more victims of the wreck of the Cleveland
 and Cincinnati express on the Pennsyl- vania railroad at South Harrisburg yes- terday morning died to-day, bringing the total number of dead to twenty two. Two others are in a critical condition. Sixteen of the dead have been identi- fled. The bodies of the others are so horribly charred and burned that it is doubtful if they ever will be positively identified. The identified dead are: Samuel s. shubert, New York, theat- rical manager.
 Max stettheimer, New York, manu- facturer.
 Thomas Lewis, Pullman conductor, l Philadelphia.
 I Charles Bisinni, Philadelphia. W. U. Crabbe, Pittsburg. Miss Yetta Robinson, Cleveland. I Paul Bright, Pittsburg.
 George ZeigIer, Pit.sburg. Albert Crosby, Philadelphia, conduc-
 tor of express.
 Rudolphus Martina. Italian infant,
 New York.
 Mrs. Robert c. Dougherty, Philadel- phia. ] c. Kuhlman, Altoona. I c. F. Silverman, Philadelphia. l H. K. Thomas, Philadelphia, engineer of express.
 Mir. Shaw, Pittsburg.
 James R. Phillips. Pittsburg.
 Mir Shubert died this morning at the
 Commonwealth hotel, surrounded by
 members of his family and business
 associates His body was taken to
 New York this afternoon in a special ear furnished by the Pennsylvania Rail-
 road company. Funeral services will
 be held next Monday in New York. The l body will be held in a vault until the
 arrival of Lee Shubert, brother, who l is now in Europe. MT. Shubert's at torney, William Klein, and Abe Thal-
 heimer, one of his managers, who also were injured in the wreck, returned to
 New York with the body. l Max Stettheimer died this afternoon at the Harrisburg hospital. His body
 was taken to New York tonight. Joseph EberIy, of New York, and Mrs. Anna Peters, of Cleveland, are at the hospital and are not expected to live. I 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 to-day
 
 by his gold watch and chain; Charles Bisinni and Miss Robinson, who were
 recognized by their teeth. Coroner Krause, with his jury, to-day again visited the scene of the wreck I and interviewed several of the injured and the friends of the dead The in quest will not be held until after the railroad company has completed it's in- 1 quiry into the cause of the disaster. The first funeral, that of the Italian child, took place here to-day. The body was buried in the Roman Catholic l cemetery.
 ! The railroad company still has a large force of Watchman on duty at the scene of the disaster to prevent the taking away of any valuables that may be found.
  New York, May 12-Mr. Shubert's l body was brought to this city tonight. l On the train, and kept alive with oyx- gen, was Charles Klein the theatrical I attorney who had accompanied MT. \ Sbubert on his western trip and who
 was terribly burned by the disaster.