Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-30
|THE DEAD Identified
Practically ALI the Bodies Found
In the Atlantic City Wreck
Are Claimed
TOTAL LIST is FlFTY-THREE
Believed That Will Be Approximately
the Number Of Lives Lost in the
Disadvantages Of the City Says an
Investigation Of the Cause Of the Ae-
eident Will Be Made.


eident Will Be Made.
Atlantic City, Oct. 30.-The list OF
dead in the wreck on the Thoroughfare
remains at the same figure, fifty three.
as given in these dispatches Monday.
1t is believed that that number Is ap-
proximately correct, tho it is said
there are several missing and not yet
accounted for. Forty-seven Of the dead
have been identified.
Mayor Stoy made the following
statement:
"At the present time am not pre-
pared to say anything concerning or
bearing upon the cause of this terrible
disaster. An investigation will be con-
Quoted and wherever the blame be-
longs it will be fixed, the public may
depend upon that. Coroner Gaskill and
I are one in this purpose, and no man
shall get away from US who may have
had anything to do with the calamity,
or who may have any light to shed up
on 1t. Coroner Gaskill will, before the
day is over, impanel a jury, but neither
of us believes that it will be possible
to hold an inquest until the latter part
Of the week"
Following is q list of the identified
dead:
Tho Dead.
The list Of dead thus far identified
follows: !.
Mrs. Frederick Benckert, of Sixth
and jackson streets, Philadelphia.
clarence Benckert, aged IL years.
and Harry Benckert. 9 years, sons Of
Mrs. Frederick Benckert.
AL. Garter, 921 Walnut street. Phil
adelphia.
David Fried, 1927 Madison avenue.
New York.
James p, Dempsey. $50 Stephens
street, Camden, N. ].
Mrs. Ida Dempsey. Lambertville, N.
Miss Cora Biddle Brown, Eastport,
Me.
Mrs. Celia womfer. s1s Federal
street, Camden, N. ].
James Eagan, Atlantic City.
Laura Lawrence, One Hundred and
Eighteenth and Brandywine streets.
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Bradish, Atlantic City.
Samuel Iffel, % West Washington
lane, Germantown, Pa.
Walter Scott, Atlantic City.
Frank Monroe, Camden, N. j.
Pasquella Mozelle, Toscas band,
Philadelphia.
Frederick de Soceresco, Toscas band,
Philadelphia.
p. Angeuroso, Toscas band, Philadel.
phia.
DR.. A. L. Hudders. Roxborough,
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Catharine Hudders, his wife.
Frank Herward, Philadelphia.
Joseph Herward, brother.
Constantine G. veorado. Philadelphia.
Vincenzo Doniable, Atlantic City.
George Turner, Atlantic City.
Fl. N. Burch, Philadelphia, was with
Andrew Taylor, also of Philadelphia,
the two sitting side by side. Taylor,
who was saved, says Burch was
drowned
+. Sinclair Harris, colored, Phila-
delphia.
|, Clifford Harris, his brother
John Kober, Philadelphia
Thomas Culvence Philadelphia.
DR.. Paul F. Felsberg, 3S years old,
of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Frances Felsberg, his wife.
Eddie Mess, years DID, Of Phila-
delphia.
Mrs. Eveline L. McElroy, of Phila-
delphia.
olivia McElroy, years old, daugh-
ter.
Mrs. w. L. Carter, of Philadelphia.
John Zimmerman, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Ella Rittenhoffer, Of Philadel-
phia.
Ellen Rittenhoffer, daughter.
Miss Martha Thice, Of Philadelphia.
Williams Edwards, of Woodbury..
N. j.
Mrs. W. H. Stewart, Of wenonah,
N. j.
William Stewart Klyne, years old,
OF Wenonaf. N. j.
William Kessel of Camden, N. j.
Albert L. Gettman, of Philadelphia.
B. II. Finkelstein, of Reading, Pa.
Missing:
Joseph McElroy, years old.
Gertrude Taylor (colored) of Cam