The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-11
Federal Express Over An Hour Late DeraiIed
 While Taking Crossover Ali Sixty Mih.
 @H An Hour; 12 Are Killed And 46 Iniurpd
THE INJURED
AT ST. vINCENTs HOSPITAL

Michael Furey. conductor, 32, Sidne,
 street. New Rochelle, N. Y.- Fractur,
 of skull, two ribs broken, cuts on facl
 and legs bruised Condition critical.
 Mrs. Bertha Muproe, A, 3s5 Clifton.
 dale avenue, Boston, fractured arm
 may have to be anputated, face cut
 and bruised, back injured Will re- Mrs. Mary Mccann. sa1S Walton
 street, Philadelphia; compound frac-
 ture of arm, back injured, hand lacer- ated. Will recover.
 l Mary McSweeney, fractured skull. dlslocated shoulder, scalp wounds.
 nand lacerted. Condition critical
 Mary Knott, 223 Massachusetts ave-
 nue, Washington, D. C. fracture back
 of ear, scalp wound, eye almost soug- ed out. Condition serious, but not necessarily fatal
 Daniel Kissner, brakeman, 104 Willis
 avenue, New York; leg broken, dislo- cation of ankle, back wrenched. Will recover.
 John Murdock. e14 Broadway, somer- Vile, Mass; scalp wounds, bruises. badly shaken up. VIII recover.
 Frank Won Pfeiffer, 2427 East North street, Philadelphia: dislocated shouI uer, fractured ribs, back strained. Will recover.
 John T. Von Pfeiffer, g. Mcdonald street s Readville. Mass; fractured legs bruised. Condition critical
 C. E: Rogers, Washington, b. G.: d1slocation of shoulder, back sprafned. shaken up. Will recover.
 Cnarles Frafzer, Havre de Grace. Maryland; fractured arm, scalded on neck and legs. VIII recover.
 EIinor Wilson, 22e1 Sears street, Ia. Pv.or head, body bruises. Condition serions l but not necessarily fatal
 w. A. King. 634 Fairfield avenue | Inis city, bruised and cut about body. | VIII recover
 Mrs Joseph, Royce, washington. D 2; Ssy;,, hack injured and hand lacerated.
 Mrs. sarah Caiabfa, sa1 South Tenth street, Philadelphia; head cut. bodv bruised. suffering from shock. c.ondi, ion critical. 1'e4
 Christie Calabra, Tony Calabra. bruises on body and painfully cut Will recover.
 a.; injured back and abdomen. will ecover S :, Mrs; Emily Wilson, 2221 Sears street, fracture of leg and wrist, 'ack injured. Will recover.
 At Bridgeport hospital: i
 Miss Loretta McCrokan,s 16. 1s33 $ Wharton street, Philadelphia, inter. , ally injured and has but slight nance of recovery. z
 Mrs. Loies Hartman. Newheld, N. i :, not badly injured but suffering to (
 dangerous extent from shock and r rief at the loss of her baby. Condi- t ion serious. r William Gettz, as, Philadelphia z ractured ribs and possible internal t None of the remaining 22 in1uredt . regarded as in serious condition. t though all are being watched for . le possible development of internal $ lJur1es. All are suffering more or ss from bruises, contusions. minor IT ljuries and shock They are: Mrs. Mary E. Harris, Philadelphia, Miss Helen Gibbs, Washington, D. [ Miss Mildred Ernest, Washington. C., bruises
 Miss Josephine Walker, Philadel- lia, bruises.
 Mrs; Carrie Holmes, colored, Phil lefphia, bruised, not badly hurt Estelle Dorsey, Philadelphia. cook aken and bruised.
 Mrs. Bessie Boehm, Woodstock Va tn aken, bruised, not badly hurt. ci Mrs. Mary Schioske and baby boy. at 'Ih uduiy SHdhen up and suffering Fl pm shock. Apparently no inter- ht l injuries. pl M. Greene, Huntington. Pa. ar ock, badly bruised chest. - joseph B. SiSsOn New Haven rieht m punctured and 1-2 inches by n rod, artery cut = Henry Chrisman, Middletown. Va ed 67, superficial cut on head Dl discs Able to leave hospital ienry A. Wallace, Millbridge. Me z dly bruised, cut on left hand. left He e Of body and left side of face frs. Sarah Clark, washington iises and nervous shock. rank A. Hoyt, Boston, Mass. bag rc semaster, shock, both legs bruised V ,obert Henderson, 5S. PhiIadelphia. h shoulders muscle bruised hack ured, how badly as yet undeter- = ned; suffering also from shock TO lrs. Nellie Clephane daughter Req T 'e. 13; and son John, II months Chevy Chase, Md, all shaken but - le severely hurt. FO ngelina Grimke, Washington. bruis- and shaken. watched for internal l Iries. ITS. Maggie L. Cornish, PhiladeJ- - 3, bruised, shock WA rs. Mary Johnson, Crow Creek i tn Dakota, shock, contusions. not ly hurt
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