The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-30
CAUSE OF DISASTER
 IS STILL UNCERTAIN
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he said, but feel confident that the number of victims will remain at fifty three.
 T cannot believe that any of the unfortunates were carried out to sea by the ebbing tide"
 On returning from the drawbridge MT, Atterbury discussed the accident freey, but when asked to give his the ory as to the cause of it. he replied that 1t still is mystery to him, "I still believe" he declared, that there was nothing wrong with the rails of the bridge, I am inclined to think that the cause will be ascertanef when the first coach is examined" MT Atterbury himself showed the tuners how the bridge Is operated and explained in detail the manner of open ing and closing the draw On their re- turn to this city the jury decided to hold the first session of the inquiry Thursday.
 Although reasonably certain that the narrow waterway into which the elec- trio train fell had been relieved of all its dead, the divers continued their work late into the night and maintained diligent search The wrecking crew was also kept busy preparing for hoist- ing the second car and it is expected that this will be raised to the surface before morning The debris of the last ear which struck, and was held fast by an abutment, has not yet been removed an effort in that direction resulting in half the coach sliding in the stream, The rad has been sufficiently clear ed to permit the resumption of traffic, and the scheduled timetable is again being followed.
 Following is tlie revised list of the identified dead;
 Emanuel Freed, New York, vaude- vile performer known to the stage as Nanny Bernard, nephew of Sam Der hard.
 Mrs Mary Benckert, Philadelphia. Clarence Benckert twelve years old, a son. same address.
 w. l.. Garter, Philadelphia.
 Mrs w. l.. Carter, his wife.
 James Paul Dempsey, Camden. lda Dempsey, ms Wlle.
 Mrs. Walter Brodish, Passport, Me. Mrs. Cora Riddle Brown, Passport, Me
 Mrs. Selma Wonfer, Camden.
 James Eagan, Atlantic City
 Mrs. Laura Lawrence Philadelphia. Samuel fell Germantown, Pa'
 Rachel Ifell, his wife.
 Walter Scott, Atlantic City.
 pr. Alvin C. Hudders Peterborough, Philadelphia.
 Mrs, Alvin Hudders wife of the phy- sician.
 Dr, Paul Felsburg Philadelphia,
 Mrs Frances Felsberg his wife.
 Frank Monroe, Atlantic City.
 Eddie Niessa, five years old, Phila- delphia,
 Gertrude Hayes (colored), Camden Mrs Evelyn McElroy, Philadelphia. Olivia McElroy, daughter, Phila- delN ,ia.
 John Zimmerman, Philadelphia.
 B. Finkelstein, Reading, Pa
 Mrs. Ella Rittenhouse Philadelphia. Ellen Mary Rittenhouse, a daughter, Phllauelpnla.
 Albert L. Getman, Philadelphia, Albert Kessel Camden.
 Charles Kessel, brother.
 Mrs. W. H. Stewart Wenonah, N. j.. William Stewart Klyne small adopt ed son of Mrs, Stewart,
 Martha Heisch, Philadelphia.
 William Edwards, Woodbury, N. J. Frank Merward, Philadelphia.
 Joseph Merward, brother
 Constantine c. Yeroardo, Philadel- phia.
 George Turner (colored), Atlanic City
 Thomas Culvence, Philadelphia.
 Clifford Harris (colored), Philadel- phia.
 Sinclair Harris, brother.
 John Kober, Philadelphia.
 Vincenzo Domabo, Atlantic City.
 Robert Brewer, Philadelphia.
 George Wonfor, Camden.
 Mrs Annie Miller, Philadelphia.
 Lester Miller. her son.
 Samuel Kleinberger, Atlantic City.
 Of the remaining bodies at the morgu' one was partially identified as that Q Arman Alexis Tadesco, of New York the fiance of Miss Heisch, also one Q the victims One other. body in an un dertakinp esta h1ishrent is that of al