New-York tribune., 1906-12-31

ohou, eftr more. occurred about 6:2O o'clock to-
n;rbt on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad at Terra
Gotta, a suburb of Washington. The Frederick
City (Md) local train. No 66. on the point OF
starting from the station. run into by
train made UP of eight empty freight cars bound
from the West for Washington.
II is said that the engineer of the empty train
had failed because of the fog to the red sig
nal indicating that another train was in the
block. A partial list of dead and injured fol-
lows:
THE DEAD
BELL. EDWARD NJ. fourteen years Old address IN
BROWN, COMMODORE P. sixty years Old address un-
EARR1s DIR. E. CARTIER washington
HIGRIE GEORGE. eight old erooklsnd D. C.
HIGBIE. Henry. Brookand
KELLY. T. T. A. Kenstnston- Md
KING. Professor. orsanist Wesley Chapel Kensinz-
KOHL Miss "a Y W. c. a. card was found IN her
EFD Miss MARL thirty Ga WaaSISs,oa sp!1IEsa at
LOWE Lee. washington
MCAGHLEY. Mrs j. and her fourtsen-y year-cid SON.
PEARMAN, ELIZABETH. Takena Pa-k
PURMAN Mrs. Washington
ROGERS. NORMAN Marion. Ind
RUPERT, l.. Washington: merchant
White girl. thirteen year, old: unidentified
White girl. eighteen years old: unidsnrifed
White baby: unidentified.
White child. unidenthe1-
Negro baby: unidentified
Two Negro unidenthed.
-Four women; unidentified
THE INJURED
ADLER Roy Of Poolesvire. Nd. had his right arm
AUSTIN Fannie, Negro this city.
BAKER n W. United States District Attorney for the
District of Columbia; heel cut off,
inTa -7aN
RARNEls Mrs. EDITH Washington back sprsnen' IN
tur.s serious
RARNEs EsrsIIE daughter Of Mrs. Edith Barnes;
broken leg scalp and forehead injured
BROWN A. address.
BopLIIz Frank, Frederick Md, newspaper man. tnrty
years old. injured slightly
CONF Lucille aged 81. sevsTs , isIsd anq b
mother has not Yet been founo
CAMPBELL Lucille. washington
CARR Mrr .. NJ. KensinSton, Nd
CHAMSERS, Howell. Washington
CHAMBERS ALBERT. r=sshirssen; .-iishtis
COOLEY. RAYMOND =; seriously.
COOLEY. Miss NJ. washington
COOLEY. Mn. r. J.. Washington arm broken
CROSS Mise Rosie Seneca Nd
CROSS, Mis-, -, address unknown
DICKENS JOHN. Terra Gotta; scalp wound. cut on tbs
throat
EcKHARDr CORNELIUS. K-n.ington. Ma. auditor Of
t'Th. Washington evening star; seriously hurt
ELDER. Roy. Poolssville. Nd. leg broken
iured. washington
FAGAN. c. F.. Frederick Md
FRANKLIN p. brakeman. leg body and hSad badIy cut
and crushed; condition serious
HoMIILER, Thomas c. Ma. severely injured
about head and body
FiTSER. FRED. Terra Gotta,
broken slightly injured about the face.
KAULER c.. both legs broken. internally injured
KJJNDo. John A. this city; leg broken
JONES I.ysle. address unknown
washington. broken and slightly injured about
KREBs. HENRY Terra Gotta
I.EGGE V s.. Washington. seriously.
IEGC Frank. brakeman. will probably die.
LEIGH B. F., brakeman OF passenger train Washington
HAYWOOD, E. N. Alexandria County. Va
MOORE. QUENTIN NJ. Washington. left leg broken. IN
jured Internally.
MOORE, Miss Anna. Sheridan. Md.
MOORE. Mrs. of Quentin Moore slightly bruised
MOORE JOHN DEWITT five years cid: slightly injured
MOORE. CLINTON l., Washington
MOOSE. Mrs. A. Washington.
MOORE, f. NJ. Washington; slightly
PEAKB Miss. Brsddock Heights. Va: seriously hurt
PROCTOR CARENcE RE, s an amateur OaH OF
PROCTOR, Mrs CLARENCE. his wife; badly shaken up
PURMAN, school teacher. Washington, slightly
RANsBEHG. Camden. Frederick Md. scalp wound
REAKE, Mrs d. Braddock Heights. Md
REED. Janette. twelve years old, Falls Church Va
sEGGs. B. s.. Washington
| TEIRAN. Mrs Elizabeth. Tskoma PARK.
! THElII.ING. John G.. Washington.
| THOMAS Harry. and his wife and baby. Washington
THORNE. H.. and wife. Washington.
! WILLIAMS Edward Negro Washington, face injured
S and john got Soe %9aa and the Sea n hr at Terra Gotta
more shoulder leg broken; will die.
| YORK. ALFRED. woodburn. Md
| MISSING.
| COMP Mrs mother Lucille Comp
MARTIN John Harpers Ferry due arrive here OF
the i'll fatei train but has not been found.
Nothing since the Ford Theatre disaster. which
| occurred sbout fifteen wears ago when a large
number of government clerks were killed by the
collapse of a portion of the building. has pro-
duced such shock as the disaster tonight. Nc
railroad accident within a great many years. IN
| the District OF Columbia. has approached It II
ma nitude.
ACCIDENT IN DENSE FOG.
| \ dense fog and drizzling rain prevailed
throughout the day and tonight. and the acct
dent is attributed TO the inability of the engineer
of the rear train to see the signal, showing tha
another train was in the block. The grade al
the place where the tragedy occurred Is down
ward and the tracks were slippery.
! The Frederick train. which is run ON Sunday'
| only is largely for the accommodation of thos,
who have gone to the suburbs on Sunday ant
! for the benefit Of churchgoegs who desire 10 at
| tend services I'm Washington at night. Pre-
| sumabiy a number OF the latter were on tn
| train 1t leaves Frederick at 4 :O5 In the after
| noon and is scheduled 10 reach Terra Gotta
| about 6:l5 o'clock. The train about OF
| time tonight when the crash came.
! At first. owing TO the impenetrabe fog il wa
| imnnssible 10 determine the extent of The dis