New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
THE DEAD AND INJURED.
Latest Reports Place Number of
Former at 21-Bodies AU RecOUered.

certained the total number OF deaths resulting
from the wreck of the Twentieth Century Linz
tied is twenty-one. Eight persons were Sc
riouslv injured There is unidentified body,
and one man is reported missing. 1t was
thought at a late hour tonight that the wreck
age had been completely searched and that no
more bodies will be found. 1t is hoped that all
those injured will live. The casualties are as
follows:
ARBAuGH D. j.. Milwaukee died at Cleveland General
ARTHUR D. e. milwaukee,.
4oTS dsd sfnRe Respa G of No 10 west ''
BENNETT JOHN. R. patent attorney. New-York City
BRADLEY John A. lawyer, No So oak-ave' Akron
BRANDT F. j.. Toledo: died in hospital.
EIRICK L. M manager of Keh's Theatre at Cleveland.
GIBSON H. secretary american Foundry ioag and
eiHats died at Charity Hospital
hEA1 aon 4EGeiSatd EGeisad T. steer company
JOHNSON Arthur L. of Comey & Johnson. Cleveland.
iii CT P e aDd of ts soTs whsos oad
MCKAY, William B.. porter, New-York
Saa3 buFnSa TnS9o eo death "elm'" Com
NAUGLE, E. E, No 159 La sae-st. Chicago
Cleveland General Hospital.
TRIM, Henry, barber buffet
TYLER, Allen. engineer. of Coingswood. Ohio
WALTERS. N. B., baggage master Hamburg N y;
wELLMAN. Charles H.. of the Wellman- -seaver Morgan
Company.
Company; Chicago; died cleveland General Hos
oae unidentified body ziehm's morgue
INJURED.
coRpuA Rudolph No s2s & &GIintonss Brooklyn
condition Ts 6
Injuries D npF 9Fstdni se4Gas of Chaplin Co.. Chi
KALI, L., Chicago
KENNEDY, ". j. San Francisco
IANGDON J. H. Chicago reported critical condition
PARDEE, D. NJ. NewYork.
PARDEE Roy. OF above. New-York,
MISSING.
FORBES, c. A, of Chicago
John R. Bennett who was burned TO death was
perhaps, the best known of the four New Workers
killed He was patent lawyer and an associate
of H. D. Macedonia counsel for the Metropolitan
Street Railway with offices No 81 Nassau-st
Mr.. Macdona broken-hearted yesterday over
the sudden death of his friend and associate He
said that Mr.. Benefits body was being cared for
by friends and would be sent to New-York last
night
SS ana @ aT5ef II b being eng from PRINCETON
adelphia Under the title Of Harding & Bennett he
which soon outgrew the home office He has repre-
sented most of the big manufacturing companies
the patent attorney for the United states steel
aB the t city Of the Wesbaeh
pany the Bethlehem Steel Company the AiIis
Car e Sss 6edp
improvement Company and many others
s. c. Beckwith, president of the s. G Beckwith
Special Agency, one of the best known newspaper
advertising agents in the country. with offices in
the Tribune Building and home at No lis West
74th-St. died in the Cleveland General Hospitai
yesterday OF injuries lie was born in Maryland
forty nine years ago and had been in business in
one day last week on business with the Cleveland
pe%spaper Pc which the agency represents. Mrs.
yesterday morning. and took the first train for
Cleveland She was told of his death on the train
agency. and in charge of the Chicago branch, left
here yesterday for Cleveland. take charge of
secretary and treasurer OF the company Mr.
Beckwith had no children.
who died early yesterday in the Cleveland hospital
He was well known mechanical engineer and vice
Dayton, Ohio. He had been TO Dayton on a visit to
the works of the company and was about to re-
occurred. Had he gone there he would undoubt-
edy have been safe, as no in that car was
with his wife and child In beautiful home in New
Rochelle. He was a member Of the Engineers
Two of the leading steel experts were among the
victims Charles H. Wellman. general manager Of
the Wellman- Seaver- Morgan Company. OF Cleve-
land and Thomas r. Morgan, works manager OF
the same concern
steel trades here yesterday on the death OF these
two men. who We're on their way to New York for
the purpose Of closing an important foreign
John W. Gates, In speaking OF the disaster, said
sidered him as absolutely the best steel engineer
Mr.. Walker assistant TO President Corey of the
United States Steel Corporation, also declared that
Mr. Welman had an unusually high position In the
Mr.. Kirchon Editor of "The Iron Age" said
that among the younger genesation Messrs Well
was unexceled