The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-28
COMPLETE LIST OF VICTIMS OF BAD RAILROAD WRECK Two More Passengers Die, Making Total of 2S
 Dead MORE THAN HALF OF
 BODIES REMOVED It Seems Probable That Several of the "A Injured May Succumb to Their Injuries, Thus
 Swelling Total

Manchester, N. Y, August 27.-Two more passengers of Lehigh Valley train No. 1, wrecked near here Friday at noon' died today, increasing the toll of victims to %, and it seemed probable tonight several of the "A injured may succump to their injuries.
 The complete list of the dead is avail able for the first time tonight, the worK of identification having been finished to- day at the Stoddard morgue in shorts vile. More than half Of the bodies ai- ready have been removed to their home addresses The list follows:
 Becker Henry, aged B, Waverly, N. Y, brakeman; died in Rochester.
 Bell, D. NJ, aged 70, Los Angeles, G. A. R. veteran; died in Rochester.
 Hassett, Hannah A.. 35 years, Philadel- phia; died in wreck.
 Hassett, Mary E., 9, Philadelphia, sis ter of Hannah A. Hassett, died today at Clifton Springs.
 Headley, Mrs. Charles B., 21. Philadel- phia, died in wreck.
 Hill, Mrs. Emily, Ss, Philadelphia; died in Rochester
 Hickey, Joseph, 55. Philadelphia; died in wreck.
 Hickey, Mary C., 50 years, Philadel- phia, wife of Joseph Hickey; died in wreck.
 Hicks, Charles, 10 years, Newark, N. J.; died in wreck.
 Hicks, Mrs Isabelle J.. 70, same ad- dress. wife of Charles Hicks; died in wreck.
 Hunsicker, A. NJ, 65, Perkasie, Pa {; died in wreck.
 Johnson, Mrs. G. F., 50, Lakewood, O.; died in wreck.
 Johnson, Charles P, 70, near Jobstown, O.; died in wreck.
 Johnson. Mrs. Charles P, same address; [; died in wreck.
 Lawrence, Mabel 32, Philadelphia; died in wreck.
 Madden, T. C., AS, Trenton, N. J.; died in wreck.
 Madden. Mrs. T. C., 46, same address, wife of T. C. Madden died in wreck.
 Madden. Francis L., 6 years old, same address. son of MT. and Mrs. T. c. Mad den, died in wreck.
 Pangburn Edgar D., 62, Brooklyn, N. Y, G. A. R. veteran, Ellis Island em- ploye, died in wreck, ,-...,. ;
 Pownall, Estella T.. 29. Newton, Pa, died in wreck. Pownall, Helen E.. same address, died in wreck. Pownall, Henry M, 64, same address, died in wreck.
 Rundle, w. P, 45, Easton, Pa, died in Rochester.
 Uncle, I. S., s4, smithsville, N. J.. died in wreck.
 Uncle, Mrs. I. S., 5s. same address, wife of l. S. Uncle, died in wreck.
 Vanderlip Mrs. Rebecca, 55 years. Niagara Falls. N. T., died In wreck.
 Winkler Mrs. Frederick A., 55 years old, Philadelphia, died in wreck.
 Zueud, Mrs. Barbara, 60 years. Buff falo, died in wreck.
 Mrs M N Nixon of Philadelphia Is in a serious condition at Clifton Springs sanitarium, and Mrs. H, B. smith, who has been unconscious at the Thompson Memorial hospital at Canandaigua since the wreck, was operated upon this morning, but it Is not expected she will live. Several of the injured in Rochester hospitals also are in crit ical conditions.
 The blood stained doll taken from the wreck was returned today to little Esther Taylor of Lansdowne Pa., who is at Clifton Springs helping to nurse her grandmother, Mrs George D. Tay- Tor, of Buffalo The woman was seri- ously injured in the wreck, but her little granddaughter escaped injury by being thrown through an open window by the force of the accident. The chld attracted much attention among the survivors by her remarkable calmness and presence of mnd. When some one offered to look out for her and to tele- graph home to her parents, she was safe, she exclamed
 "Oh, I've already telegraphed my father and mother"
 She abandoned the doll yesterday to go to her grandmother's bedside, but 1t was taken to her today.
 Clifton Springs, N. r., August 27.- Miss Mary E. Hassett, 25 years old. of Philadelphia, one of the thirteen i'm jured persons brought to the sani- tarium here from the Lehigh Valley wreck Friday. died today of broken neck. Her elder sister, Hannah A. Has sett, was instantly killed in the wreck.