Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-29
Elsctic Train Plunged Through Draw bridge Carrying Half a Hundred
 to Death.
BODIES TAKEN OUT TO-DAY
Remains Were Not All Identified "A Number of Persons
 Missing.

Atlantic City, N. J., Oct 29.-Ai the sickening details of yesterdays terrible wreck on the electric line ol the West Jersey & Seashore railroad developed during the night the dis aster became more appalling. The total number or persons whose lives were snuffed out almost instantly is probably sixty-six, with nearly g score injured, several of whom, 1t if thought, will die. Forty-eight bodies have already been brought to the sur. face. There were ninety-one persons on the train, fifteen passes and sev- enty-six fares. Twenty-Five of this number have been accounted for which, with the bodies recovered bring the total to seventy-three. This leaves eighteen persons not accounted for and who are supposed to have been drowned. It is possible that some of these may never be found, as 1t is the belief of the divers that some of the bodies floated through the broken windows out into the Thoroughfare and were carried by the swift current out into the Allan tic.
 At police headquarters this morn ing 1t was stated that the effects found on bodies were not sufficient to permit of Identification of more than six and that Identification will have to be made by personal inspec- tion. There will be no likelihood of further identifications until noon to- day. The police officials. worn out by their vigil, went to their homes early in the day saying they would not return to headquarters until af- ter 9 o'clock. In the meantime all of the bodies are being embalmed.
 The early morning trains brought many persons from Philadelphia and other points, who are anxious to learn If dear one had been swept to death by the awful disaster.
 LIST OF IDENTIFIED DEAD.
 
 The list of dead thus far identified follows:
 Mrs Frederick Benckert. Sixth and Jackson streets, Philadelphia.
 Clarence Benckert. aged IF years, and Harry Benckert. aged g years, sons of Mrs Frederick Benckert.
 w. L. Carter, 921 Walnut street. Philadelphia.
 David Fried. 1.227 Madison ave- nue.. New York.
 James P. Dempsey. 330 Stephens street. Camden, N. J.
 Mrs Ida Dempsey. Lambertville. N. J.
 Miss Cora Riddle Brown. Eastport. Me.
 Mrs Selina womfer. SIS Federal street, Camden. N. J.
 James Egan. Atlantic City. N. J.
 Laura Lawrence. Eleventh and Brandywine streets. Philadelphia.
 Mrs Brodish, Atlantic City. N. J.
 Samuel fell. 22 West Washington lane, Germantown. Philadelphia.
 Walter Scott. Atlantic City.
 Frank Moore, Camden, N. J.
 vincente Donnelle, member of Tos- cas Royal Artillery band. Philadel- phia.
 Pasquale Nozelle. Toscas band. Philadelphia.
 Frederick de Soceresco. Toscas band. Philadelphia.
 P. Angeuroso. Toscas band. Phila- delphia.
 Dr A. L. Hudders. Robborough. Philadelphia.
 Mrs Catherine Hudders. his wife.
 Injured:
 William H. Stewart. wenona., N. T.. internal injuries. fatal.
 Frank Deceri. Philadelphia, inter nally injured. fatal.
 John Fortunate. Philadelphia. in- jured internally. fatal.
 Joseph Devito. manager Royal Ar tillery band. Philadelphia. internally injured. severe contusions.
 Angelo Fanzein. Philadelphia, ter- ribly injured about head.
 Andrew Taylor. Camden, internal ly injured. probably fatal
 Ida Dubell. Florence. N. J.. inter- naliy injured.
 Edward Morgan. Scranton, Pa, concussion of brain.
 Al Reese. Scranton. contusions. Crete Roy Nate.llo. Philadelphia. concussion of brain
 II. B. Joseph. Camden. x. ]. con- tusions.
 John Dougherty. Philadelphia. cut about head by broken giass.
 George McGee. Philadelphia, in- iured about body.
 Mrs " L Carter. wife of W. l.. Carter of a21 Walnut street. phlla- deiphls
 Dr Paui r. Feisberg. ss years oil. 1.421 Girari avenue. Philadelphia. Mrs Frances Felsberz. q years old. his wife
 Eddie NIess. five years oh. 2.141 Sherwood street. Philadelphia
 Mrs Ereiine McEiroy. 2G2o Green strref. Philadelphia
 Olivi. McEiroy. five years oH. daughter.
 Missing.
 1a--ph McElroy. three years old Miss Trcmas tcolorcil Camden. V. 2.
 DRAwBRIDGE WAS OPEN.
 The wreck occurred at the draw erStse which spans the Tkoroueh- fare c snaIl vafervay abouf one nils outss1s q this elty. just oa tAs