The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-11-01
DEAD, INJURED AND MISSING.

Partial List Of Casualties in tho Rail-
way Disaster.
Atlantic City, N. T., Oct. 2s.-Foliowing
Is a list of the casualties SO far as known
up to midnight:
The dead:
WALTER SCOTT, of Atlantic city, mo-
torman.
Royal Artillery band
FRANK MONROE AND WlET. Of
MRS. LAunA LAURENcE, Philadel-
phia. Mrs. Laurence's husband was res
cued.
MRS. BRIDIsH, identified by her neice.
SAMUEL L. FIELDS, q years old.
Philadelphia.
JAMES AGAN. Atlantic City, N. y.
CHARLES ALBETtTUs, Norristown.
.V1NcENTE DoNNELLI,. member of
Tosca's Royal Artillery band.
PAsQUpLLO MAzlGLLE, Philadelphia.
7. ANGUROSO, both members Of los
cas- band.
Unidentified dead:
AGED WOMAN dressed entirely in
black.
WOMAN about 80 years old, wearing a
wedding ring with initials II. p. ID. to /.
NJ. g." Also inscription, Sam to Rachel
until death do US part"
MIDDLE AGED MAN.
Among the injured are:
I'll. B. Joseph, Camden, N. j.
Al Reese, 50 Archibald street, Scranton,
John Fortunate, real estate and insur-
ance man, Philadelphia.
Joseph Deyilo, manager of the Royal
Artillery band. severely injured about
head and ribs.
Oreste Roy Malielo, Philadelphia.
John Dougherty, 1929 Brandywine street,
Phlladelphia, employed In John Young
rink GpOaya1yF 1 In In rnl A HI lrnlr4s Lt, r,,1 ~.
through the window and escaped after be-
ing in the water.
Andrew ID. Taylor, electrician, Camden,
N. j., injured severely.
Geo, MCGEE, 25l0 North Fifteenth street,
Philadelphia, injured.
John Taylor, of Camden. was among
but he kicked his way through a window
of the rear car and swan to the pilAag OF
the bridge, where he held fast and was
w. j. Stewart, Wenonah. N. J.
Frank Deceri, Philadelphia
John Fortunate. Philadelphia.
Joseph DeYlro, manager Royal Artillery
band, Philadelphia,
Angelo Fanz;;n, Philadelphia.
Andrew Taylor, Camden, n. j.
Ida De Bal, Florence, n. J.
Edward Morgan, Scranton, Pa.
Crestes Roy, Philadelphia.
FL. b. Joseph, Camden, N. j.
George Magee, Philadelphia.
OF those injured it is believed most of
them will die. They are suffering from
broken limbs and serious injuries.
Railroads Official List.
Philadelphia, Oct. 29.-The Pennsylvania
railroad furnishes the following list OF
missing and injured:
Missing:
A. r. ENDIcoT AND WIFE, cambden.
X. BURCH.
j. Fl. WALCH.
MRS. W. II. STEWART AND SON, We.
nonah, N. ].
The injured:
John Dougherty. Philadelphia, shock;
went home.
Ida Dubell, Florence, N. j.; shock; hos
pital.
1osca, leader of band, Philadelphia:
went home.
John r, Kelly, Chester, Pa, bruises Of
shoulder and shock; went home.
George Magee, Philadelphia, shock: hos
pital.
J. Fl. Joseph. Camden, mild shock; in
hospital.
ERGO se.imno. Philadelphia. slight LAGER
alton; in hospital.
Philip Freda, Philadelphia, laceration of
Angelo Fenzoni, Philadelphia, laceration
of head and ear: IN hospital.
Navarro ,Fontoni, Philadelphia, lacera-
ton of scalp: IN hospital.
Pascgall Petron, no address. slight lao
GRAFTON Of hands; in dispensary.
Joseph De Vite, Philadelphia, confusion
OF thigh, sight hemorrhage of ear. in hos
shock; in hospital.
Edward Morgan. Scranton, Pa, contu-
fusion of right hip; in hospital.
Andrew ID. Taylor, Camden, employe. in
! hospital.
oresti Roy Matalleo. Philadelphia, con-
tus-on og right hip; in hospital,
Frank Dreceri, Philadelphia. con.,sion.
OF thigh and elbow; in hospital.
Carr ~ Annizo, Philadelphia, shock; went
Nichoias asSs :Sela4 lac
Grafton OF hands; went home. ~ ~
! Gamllio VITA Colona, Philadelphia, .acer-
ation OF hands and face: went home.