Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-30
DEATH LIST MAY
NOT EXCEED SIXTY
Train Load of Eighty-Five is Ac-
counted For.
VICTIMS UNDER THE COACH
Seven Bodies Thought to Be Buried
Beneath Car Now.
RIGID INQUIRY BY THE CORONER
he Anticipates a Long Investiga-
ton and It May Be Week Be-
fore Verdict is Reached.
Special Dispatch to The Star.


PHILADELPHIA, October 3O-Accord-
ing to statement given out at Broad
street station this morning, fiity-one
lives were lost in the wreck of the cleo
trio train which dashed from the Thor
oughfare drawbridge connecting Atlantic
City and the mainland into thirty feet of
water Sunday afternoon.
Forty-seven bodies have been identified.
Thirteen persons are in the hospital at
Atlantic City and nineteen have gone
home. Two members of the crew of
three men have been saved.
This accounts for eighty-five persons.
which the company declares was the
number of passengers on the train.
The funeral train bearing many of the
dead from the Atlantic City disaster ar
rived at Frankford Junction at 2:25
o'clock this morning. 1t had stopped at
:S5 o'clock at Camden, where the rela-
tives of the dead of that city took some
of the victims home. The train was in
grim contrast to that other one which on
Sunday afternoon took happy crowd on
a trip that was meant for holiday and
that ended in death.
The train had pulled out of Atlantic
City about midnight The first stop was
made at Wenonah, where the bodies of
Mrs. w. Fl. Stewart and w. Stewart
Deklyne were placed in the care Of an
awaiting undertaken Three miles fur
Their on, at Woodbury., another stop was
made to leave the body of William Ed
wards, who had died in saving his sweet
heart, Miss Ida Dubel of Florence. N. ].
At Camden the dead for that city were
unloaded.
Unofficial death list is as follows:
Vincent Annibals, S2S South Sth streec;
died in hospital.
Mrs. BrOdish, sister of Manager Sweet Of
Hotel Walton.
Mrs. Cora Brown, Eastport, Me-; a rela-
tive of Mrs. Brodish.
Mrs. Frederick Benckert wife of whole
sale milk dealer 9th and Jackson streets.
Clarence Benckert. nine-year-old son of
Mrs. Benckert.
Harry Benckert, seven-year-old son Of
Mrs. Benckert.
w. /. Carter, 7O1 Cooper street, Camden.
Mrs. William Carter, wife of William
Carter.
Constantine Cervarado, sth and Marriott
streets.
John Cober, 3Os1 Martha street; identified
by brother.
Robert Grower, 405 Lehigh avenue
James Dempsey foreman of car inspec-
tors, Camden
Mrs. Ida Dempsey. wife of James Demp-
sey.
w. Stewart Deklyne, wenonah. N. j..
adopted son of w. H. Stewart
James Egan 23U6 Pacific avenue, Atlantic
City.
William Edwards, Woodbury., N. ].
Emanuel Freed. 1927 Madison avenue
New York; nephew of Sam Bernard; identi-
fication doubtful.
B. F. Finkelstein. 112O Atlantic avenue
Atlantic City; identified by son.
DIR. Paul Felsburg. 1921 Grard avenue;
identified by brother.
Mrs. Frances H. Felsburg, wife Of Dr.
Felsburg.
Albert Getman. 1912 North 4th street;
identified by brother.
DR.. A. L. Hudders. Mitchell and Lyceum
streets. Roxborough; Identified by Mrs
German.
Mrs. A. l.. Hudders, wife of DIR. Hudders;
Identified by Mrs. German.
Miss Martha Heisch. 1903 North 10th
Frank S. Harris, negro, 1913 Turner
street.
Clifford Harris, negro, brother Of Frank
s. Harris.
Gertrude Hayes, 755 Pine street, Camden.
Samuel I'LL, - West Washington lane,
Germantown.
Mrs Samuel Ifll wife Of Mr. I'LL.
Albert Klissell, 936 Haddon avenue, Cam
den; identified by father.
Charles Klisseu 936 Haddon avenue,
Camden: brother of Albert Klissell.
John Kober 30S1 Martha street.
Mrs. Theodore Lawrence. 1918 Brandy
wine street. identified by sister.
Pasquale Mazzela. 1877 Christian street.
Mrs. Annie Miller, 400 Lehigh avenue.
Leslie Miller. 400 Lehigh avenue.
Frank Monroe. Camden; employe on
train.
Joseph Merward. 22Os Bancroft street,
identified by watch charm and name on
card case.
Frank Merward. ZOOS South Bancroft
street. brother of Joseph Merward.
Mrs. Evelyn McElroy. 2o29 Green street
identified by her husband.
Olivia McElroy, daughter Of Mrs. NOEL
roy; identified by father.
Edward Neiss. five-year-old boy. 2147
sharswood street; identified by mother.
Mrs. Rittenhower, 2549 North Front
street.
Ellen N. Rittenhower. daughter of Mrs
Rittenhower.~
Mrs. w. II. Stewart, Wenonah, N. j..
wife of w. H. Stewart.
7 Walter C. Scott, motorman; Indiana ave-
nue., Atlantic City; went down with his car
George Turner, negro, Atlantic City.
Miss Thomas. negro, Camden.
Arman Tadesco. New York.
Mr.. Wonfor, 81s Federal street, Camden