The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-18

NEW YORK, February l7,--T.wen,y
dead two fatally hurt and l45 others
more or lcss seriously injured, is the
press train on the New York Central
Railroad at Two Hundred and Fifth
Street ana Webster Avenue last night.
OF the large number OF injured fltty.
according 10 the hospital aud police re-
ports. are seriously hurt, and the death
list may be Increased within the next
Z twepty-four hours.
Most OF the others arc suffaring from
/ decorations or shock and will recover
Following Is complete and revised
list Of tho dead and wounded:
The Dead.
Mrs. Florence Brady. Go!dcn's Bridge.
n. u. died In Lincoln Hospital.
! Miss LIME Ewell, stcnographer, Haw-
thornc. n. Y.
Myron y. Evans. White Plains. n. Y.
Mrs. Katherine X. Farrand, Pleas
Gntvile n. u
Miss Jessie NJ. Jubin. teacher White
Plains, N Y.
Mrs. Mary Kinch. c.appaaua, \. Y.
clarn l. Hudson. No. 1875 Colfax
Avenue, West. Minneapolis, Mlnn.
AIRS. Annie II. McLain, widow, aged
w.
Lyons. of the Bloomingdnle Insane
Asylum.
Miss Annie Moorehead. Drlar CHI
Manor. n. y, also reported 10 navr
formerly been a resident OF Pittshurg.
PA.
l.. L. Page, White Plains, N Y.
Cornelius Kelly. North salem. ~. y.
y. u, cmploye OF w. & i. Sloane,
New York CITY,.
lula W. storm. Bedford Station. New
York.
Mrs. Isaac 4. Webster, White Flalns
n. Y.
Miss Annc sievoni, servant, White
Elsie d. Warren, No. 24o West End
Avenue, New York.
Mary Beals, aged nineteen years,
New York City.
Mrs Dorothy ". Perrin, aged thirty,
New York City.
Mrs. II. i, Newcomb. aged sixty,
pike, Wyoming county. n. y
Total, 20.
Seriously Injured.
IRA j. Dutton. White Plains n. y;
both arms broken; Will recover.
Emily Fendrock, White Plains, y. ~:
seriously.
Miss Belle Fowler. Pleasantville, n. ";
legs broken; probably not fatal.
Sarah Merritt, Pleasantville, n. VI;
arms and legs fractured; dangerous.
Margaret Aahoney. Purdy Station, N,
y; legs broken.
Mabel Smith, aged thirteen, Onenta, ~
z; fracture OF skull; probably fatal. !,
Elsie sniffcn Englewood, N. j.; Skull
fracturcd: probably fatal.
Unknown girl, unconscious in Fordham
Ilospltal; skull fractured.
In addition to these the New York Gen.
trail Railroad has a list Of 125 names OF
persons said to have been injured, but IN
the great majority OF the cases the IN
Juries were so slight as to bo OF little
consequence, and most Of the persons
went at once to their homes.
Matter Of Speculation.
y This was u day Of Investigation and
enquiry by representatives of the dis
trict attorneys Office. the coroner and
the police. When day broke tho po-
( eighteen. and an hour after taere were
two more deaths reported, Tic cause
4 Of the wreck is still u matter Of spec
,,lation All night Inspector Flood ol
the Police Department; Coroner
Schwnnnecke and Assistant District
Attorney SInythe. together with the
pther members OF the district attor.
ney's force. looked over the scene and
sought to determine tho cause of the
derailmcnt of the train. The result
of their Investigation may bn known
when lilo inquest is held Tomorrow by
the coroner,
Tho wrecknge was completely cleared
SWAY to-day, All four Of tho tracks
Of the New York Central through the
rocky cut, where several Of the heays
oars went to pieces, had heen cleared
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