New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17

injured
The train was made up of five cars and an
electric motor engine. Following the engine was
a motor car Of new steel construction and then
came four Of the old type passenger coaches
The engine and first car kept upright but the
others were turned over and smashed.
THE DEAD
BRADY. Mrs Edward Golden's Bridge. n Y.
EDWARDS. Myron E, White Plains, member OF the
American Society OF Civil Engineers:
EVANS Marion j. White Plains civil engineer.
JOHN Jessie y. address unknown.
JOHNSON r. s. BriarcliT Manor.
KINCH Mrs. Mary. thirty-nye years old. Chatauqua,
MLANE Mrs. fifty years old employed at Bloninsdae
MoREHEAD. Annie. seventeen years old. Briaronn
PAGE. G. F. No 40 Barker avenue, wluiamsbridze.
RAscoRAUGH. Robert White Plains
WALKER. Legare
WEBSTER. Mrs. Isaac White Plains
Seven unidentified bodies
THE INJURED
ANGLE. Alice eighteen years. White Plains
APPLE. Edward. twenty-seven years old. Sherwood
BALLARD Mrs; wife Of druggist in Railroad
BAKER. Miss a. E. twenty-four years old. Haw-
thorne. y. Y
BAEHRE Miss A. Hawthorne.
BURNS, -Mr and Mrs. William D. forty and twenty
from shock; taken home
CASE Maud. fifteen years old. White Plains
CLARKE. Miss Mabel. a school teacher Of Maple
shock: taken White Plains Hospital.
CLARK. Mrs W. A. Brewster. y. Y; slightly injured
CLAUSs. Mrs. and Miss Pauline. valhalis
cLAII-I Mrs. William H, Brewster. y. y internal In
CowAN Frank. Of William street. White Plains; suf-
suffering from saoc taken to White Plains Hospital
DEAN. William F. vahaua. y. Y. body injuries and
spine hurt.
DILLON I1a J., .hrty-ssyen years old. married No 8
street seriously injured
FAYLE Mrs II. Valhalla-
FELDHANs. Henry Chappaqua; slightly injured
FOWLER Bella. age and address unknown. probably
lives in Pisasantyille " y broken leg and internal
eELLER Maria. thirty-cour years old. White Plains
HALL william twelve years Old Mount Kisco
HART Edward K:sco; conlsions about the body
HENDERSON Colonel Henry c. Yonkers. y. Y slightly
injured.
HIRLEN John sherman Park
HOBBS. G. r.. thrty-siN years old. Pleasantvil,e.
HOPKINS. I. w White Plains. conductor Of the train
HoFToM Mr. aPs srs , sDd tss ss and hands son.
HUBBARD Fanny. sixteen years old White Plains
JACOBS J. j.. No. l East 42d street injured about
JACKSON. Robert 4. No. asi Amsterdam avsnua.
JACOBS. F., EImsford
KNOX, William E. forty SIX years old White Plains
KILNGFR. BENJAMIN. No les Centre street. New York,
nephew William srnm-
LANGIE Mrs E. twenty-slx years old: valhalla,
MApIGAN, Thomas 5. and son badly injured.
MAHONEY Margaret not known, Purdisi, y. Y;
injuries not known.
MERRITT SaTah 5wgqty42e min oS yeaES old school teacher
NEI4~o. Abel PleasantvIlle.
NIPPERT George VaIhala, and hip injured
NICHOLAS James NJ thirty I'VE years Ga; ,,r,ss ,I0
ToIL. Ernest twenty-seven Years DID, Mount Kiseo'
\ Y. fractured hip and contusiors Of body.
OPPENHEIM Albert thirty-sN years old White PIains
o'BEIEN William. North Salem. arms and legs laceT-
ated spine injured, shock
o.stit,A Anna TWENTY-FIVE years old trained nurse at
aoied to Toomingiale Asylum, Punctured wound IN
pr.Rpy. 2. e. twenty four years old Pleasantvire
ROSE. T NJ. No. l. Woodward avenue The Br'nN'
ROWE i. G.. tnen,y-sis years old. sherwood Park.
plpNn6ck. Arthur. wsito Plains.
SCHNEIDER Mrs W. eontusions about face ana hands
SCHULTZ. II +. No 1856 West 43th street clerk 'A'd
Central station, injured about ooay-
t,t Bessie teny-seven years old PIeasantvile. y Y;
injuries unknown.
SH saap wsund: SsgPpi!'i broken leg
SMITH Mabel anPS"n nov G,sg N Gy'yap @ s IL u fractured
e,T aNsrIrlp MIR and Mrs Samuel. Brewster had In
Nlries attended and went home
sTANSFrkIp. James. motorman.
SULLIVAN James, tioldeas Bridge
scHt-MvAY My. and Mrs Edward White Plains
SULLIVAN Thomas j. forty hvC years old. Golden's
Bridge
slnM. william vahaua. arms and ress injured.
sIN1M William ir.. aged II body injuries
sOSERVIII.E. Georse, motorman. assistant
TVoNEY Margaret contlsous the face AMI hands
rENSaI cdaiasl5as t"t q the 'f. SodS 5onoo
vANDERvooRT. Edwin g, White Plains; badly
bruised, possible internal injuries
WILSON Mabel twenty-five years old, PleasantNuIe-
wYLES BESSIE. sixteen years old White Plains
YOUNG Charlotte twenty-five years old Pleasanviile
y. Y; injuries not known
The train was crowded, most of the pasSen-
gers being women. According to trainmen the
motorman. E II. Rogers. was trying to make
up lost time when the accident happened.
Rogers was later arrested and released by the
coroner on his own recognizance to appear at
the inquest at one o'clock this afternoon.
Just before the 2O5th street bridge is reached
there is a we'll defined curve Going at hign
rate of speed. which some of the passengers esu-
mate at more than sixty miles hour. the
train swung around the curve, the cars rocking
violently As nearly as can be learned, the rear
car of the train was pulled from the tracks by
the excessive speed, and this in turn, pulled the
three cars in front of 1t from the rails. The
cars turned over on their sides and went bump
ing and smashing along. tearing up roadbed.
rails and themselves being torn into kindling
wood other theories were that spreading rails
or a broken coupling started the trouble.
OF the passengers in the last four cars not one
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