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 1IssssBls Cusastsssslss x { yvashington, Dec. 3i,--The Baltimore ana Ohio wreck at Terra Gotta last night grows in magnitude as the hours pass. The most conseryative estimates < of the dead tonight Is fifty- three. with three scores of Injured In the hospitat or It their homes suffering from wounds end fractures sustatned in the < r6ar-e end collissfcn which completely ! dernolished the two day coaches and sric1r, Md. extra No. ss Several of the most seriously injured are expected to lie during the night and the death loss may reach sixty or more. Additional names of dead and injured to those on tho list sent out last night follows;
 The Dead. T. A. Kelley, Remington, Md. orga- hist. at Wssleyan M. E. Church. Wash lngton and statiscian of the United ltates naval observatory.
 Miss Nellie Colo, York. Pa. identified IF " M c. A. card.
 Mary Lippold, 30 years old Brook Ind p q. ernploye of the bureau Of Dngraying and printing.
 N, II, Lowe clerk
 Theodore Mertz. New York. street car conductor.
 Mccaghey--14 years old. son of Mrs. !. A. McCaghey Baltimore
 Minnie B. Merkling, 25-years. Wash tnEton.
 Mrs. D. c. Peanuan.
 Miss Reeves Takonia, D. c.
 Miss Ann w Reading. Washington. Norman Rogers 30 years old, Marion, Ind, local trafi1c manaSer for the Gen. tral Union Telephone Company. Ruppert, Washington, merchant. Mrs. s. W. shrewbridge, Washing &on. shrewbridge infant child of Mrs. s, w. Shrewbridge.
 John Wright. negro. Baitimore. died Mrs. Frank R Chase and infant child. of South Brookiamd. D. c. M I. Frederick Leight Washington earras cssmwesi sa ysrrs ola. wssa.. Inia v. KOlb. as years old. Wash. inEton.
 ST. Clair Belt. -- :, Mary Alice -Rohrer.
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 Mabel Sturgeon.
 Elizabeth Reid. Mrs. Brown. wife of Commodore P. Brown, Washington. Mrs. Mary B Baldwin, Washington. Francis cunio, eighteen months. Madelina Wright. aged 8. negro. Bal timore.
 Unidentified negro man at Providence Hospital.
 OiIin L. Bailey, s5 years of age. min- ister. Newark, O.
 Mabel Sturgeon. 20 years of age. Washington. -~ Thomas Metz. 22 years of age. Ger nantown. Md.
 Ia rrry1 C UUo~ ty,a Miss Rosalie Cross. 2S years of age, Washington.
 Lucy Millican, Deanwood. D. c. Mrs. L.. A. Barnes, Terra Gotta. Edward L.. Garrett, 45 years of age, Washington.
 Residence Washington. where not otherwise stated:
 Fannie Alston. colored. Se years of age.
 J. c. Merkling 25 years of age. ( Ray Boodner. Pooleville. Md.
 Mrs. Don M. Car. Kensington, Md. White child. male. 21-2 years. name and address unknown: serious. White male, 1 years old. name and address unknown. serious "a Fred Hiser. Terra Gotta.
 Henry Kribs. Terra Gotta.
 Bertha Peake. Braddock Heights, Va. 1X x{fred York. 12, Woodburn, D. O., Xed and returned
 John Cunlo, 40.
 Mrs. CunIo. wife of John Cunlo. Frank Boblitz, 50, Frederick Md. J. R. Cooley
 Mfr. Hornet, Baltimore and Ohio con ductor, 43.
 Home Miller. 27.
 Austin Brown, Doubs, Md.
 A. l. Chambers. badly hurt.
 Miss Ray Cross. Seneca, Md.
 CarIaa IT Hazan FradarirL Md Theodore c. Hamlin, Seneca, Md. John Homer, address unknown. John A. Kaullmer, no address
 Mrs. J. c. Humle.
 Frank Lake, address unknown J. J. Mackling.
 c. W. Moon. wife and child.
 J. J. Moon and wife, address unknown. - Mrs. A. Moose
 Mrs. D Peake. Braddock Heigths, Va. Abner Proctor. address unknown. Kenneth Proctor.
 James M. Reed.
 Reeves
 B. B. seggs.
 Addie Smith. Doubs, Md.
 MT. and Mrs. H. I. Thompson.
 The above' list of injured does not include the names sent out last night
 Pitifui Scenes at MorRue.
 Pitiful were the scenes at the city morgue LOudyb where hundreds of Der- sons have fiocked to assist the police in the Identification of the dead. Wa men, girls and even men with iron. nerves shrieked, sobbed and tainted as their relations or friends were found among the thirty-two corpses strewn about the floor. Coffins, wicker bas- kets and winding sheets were found on all sides.
 OficIals of the Baltimore ana Ohio 3 Railroad are conducting an investika- tion of the wreck in Baltimore for the purpose of placing the responsibility for the disaster. General Superinten- dent Todd exonerated Milton W. Phil- lips the operator at the Takoma block station, the last signal station which the eau -ment train passed before crashin the passenger train at Terra Superintendent de- clared obeying instruc- lions ne at s;3O o'clock green" sig aAl br ing no posi-