The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-28
TWO MORE VICTIMS.
OF LEH|GH WRECK
List OF Dead in Railway Disas-
ter Now Has Reached
Twenty-Five.
OTHERS MAY SUCCUMB
Identification Is Completed. and
Names OF All Dead Are
Known.

Manchester, y. Y. August 27.-Two
more passengers of Lehssh Valley
train No. L. which was wrecked neat
here Friday noon. died to day. incroas-
ing the toll of victims to twenty-nine
and it seems probable tonight that
several of the seventy-four injured
may succu,nh to their injuries.
The complete list OF the dead is
available for the first time tonight
the work OF Identification having been
finished to-day at the Stoddard morgue
in Shortsville More than half OF the
bodies already have been removed TO
their home addresses The list follows
Becker. Henry aged thirty three,
Waverly, y. y, brakeman, died in
Rochester.
Belt. d Nj. seventy. Los Angeles
Cal, q a. K veteran died in Roch.
ester.
Hassett Hannah A. thirty I'VE. Phil
adelphia; died in wreck
Hassett Mary L. twenty-five. same
address. sister of Hannah; died to- day
at Clifton Springs,
tieadley Mrs. Charles b, twenty-one
Philadelphia died in wreck
Head. Mrs. Bruno, Philadelphia; died
in Rochester.
Hll Mrs. Emily. thirty eight. Phila-
delphia died in Rochester
Hickey. Joseph. hftyfve. Philadel-
phia: died in wreck.
Hickey. Mary G.. same address. nifty.
wife or Joseph Hickey: died in wreck.
Hicks. Charles. seventy five, Newark,
n. j.; died in wreck.
Hicks. Mrs Isabel j.. seventy, same
address. wife OF Charles Hicks; died
in wreck.
hunsicker. A. NJ, sixty-nve, Fer
kasie. Pa. died In wreck.
johnson, Mrs G. T.. nifty, Lakewood.
near Cleveland O.; died in wreck
johnson, Charles f.. seventy home
near Jobstown, Burlington county. ~
j.: died in wreck.
johnson. Mrs. Charles p, sixty. two,
same address; died in wreck.
Lawrence, Mabel. thirfty-two, Phila.
delphia; died in wreck
Madden T. C., forty eight, Trenton,
n. j.; died In wreck.
Madden. Mrs. T, e. forty-six. same
address, wife OF Timothy c. Madden
died in wreck.
Madden Francis l., six. same ad-
dress. son of Mr. and Mrs Madden
above; died In wreck.
Pangburn. Edgar D.. sixty-two,
Brooklyn, y. y O. A. r. veteran, Ellis
Island employe, died in wreck.
Pownall. f.stelle T.. twenty-nine.
Newton, Pa; died in wreck.
Pownali. Helen e, thirty one, same
address; died In wreck
Pownall, Henry NJ, sixty four, same
address; died in wreck.
Rumble. w. p. forty-Hve, Easton,
Pa died in Rochester
Uncle. ]. s. slXty-four, Smithville.
\. j.; died in wreck
Uncle. Mrs. l. s. fifty-eight same
address; died In wreck; wife o. l. s.
Uncle.
VANDERBILT, Mrs. Rebecca. nifty five,
Niagara Falls, y. Y: died in wreck
Winkler, Mrs, Frederick A, ffty-
hve, Philadelphia died in wreck.
Iudeck, Mrs. Barbara A. sixty. Buff
falo; died in wreck.
Mrs ~ NJ. Nixon, Of Philadelphia.
Is In serious condition at Clifton
springs Sanatorium. and Mrs P. b.
smith. who has been unconscious at
the Thompson Memorial Hospital at
Canandaigua since the wreck, was op.
Grated on to-day. but IL is not ex
pected she will live
several of the injured in Rochester
hospitals also are in a critical condi.
lion
The blood stained doll taken from
the wreck was returned to-day TO
little Esther Taylor, OF Lansdowne
Pa. who Is at Clifton Springs helping
10 nurse her grandmother. Mrs George
d. Taylor. OF Buffalo The woman
was seriously injured In the wreck.
out her little granddaughter es-
capped Injury by being thrown
through an open window by the force
OF the accident. The eleven year old
girl attracted much attention among
the survivors by her emarkable calm.
ness and presence OF mind When
some one offered to look out for her
and to telegraph home to her parents
that she was safe. she exclaimed: "Oh,
I've already teleErabhed my fathr and
mother Sh' abandoned the dolly 10
go To her Grandmother's bedside, but IL
was taken TO her to-day.