New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-27


fore going TO TIC hospital.
KELLER colonel E4yord & y Tn.I,nsto S9
hand badly cut. SHOCK and los7 OF hloop
HOMEOPATHIC Hospital. Rochester.
KOHLER. Emil No. 80 West Vine s,.,a''
aGcaseT , PSna; F P@'lP,S
KEAJEwsfI. Mrs A. O. ~ 1855 nlihh, nn'
street. Buffalo; cut about face; hih"e
mann Hospital Rochester.
KRAJEwsKI. Helen. e'ent Ecsrs old nose in
iured; Hahnemann Hospital Roohes'a,'
MCDOWELL Miss Sarah T.. Of Penn stat"
Hospital. Philadelphia; bruises ana shock
went home
NENIHAN. Mrs Thomas. FitzfuTh , s'Tset,
Philadelphia: bruises and shock clifton
Springs Sanatoiium.
| NIXON Mrs. y. II. No 912G North I'm street
Philadelphia; bruises and shock
| NIXON, Miss Elsie seventeen cars OLD; Iaoor-
atichs AMI shock.
I ORR. Thomas Philadelphis shock and inter-
nal injuries: clifton SPRINGS Sanatorium.
ORR. Mrs. Thomas Philadelphia: slightly in
| iured: clifton Springs Sanatofium
PHILLIPS, Miss julia 10 3i2t Norin --G l
street. philadelphia; head cu; "nd 9"CN
vrenched: Hahncmarn Hospital Hochts
PITTS. Miss Here. so. o Lewis street. Phil
llpsburg. y. j., SHOCK; went nome.
PIERsoN Miss helen. No 1850 Eorth her''n
street. Philadelphia; bruises; vent nome
RICHARDSON. Miss Laura ~, 80. 2ojg East
Cholton avenue. GermanioHr, rem.
bruised; went home.
EIEs, Mrs. Laura No. 252 Chamhers street.
Phillipshurs, \. j.; back ana arm hu'''
went home
RUDpACH Mrs charles. Baltimore leg
broken, bruised Memorial Hospital
Canandaigua.
! 8 DER. charles H. No. aOo sharon avenue.
Shdronvnle. Penn. negro porter: trm ana
boulder broken Hahnemann Hospital
Rochester.
SALISBURY. Captain Robert T.. veteran.
/
SISTER VIDA. Geneva *. - Convent.
shock went home.
SISTER HoRTENSIA. same address; slight
bruises: went home.
SMITH Mrs. H. B. of Waveriy: skull tract
viii die
SMITH. Mrs Lotte No 24is Burke street
Philadelphia; bruises; Clifton Springs
sPINDLER, Peter j., olean, y. Y; bruises;
Hahncmann Hospital. Rochester
sPINDLER. Mrs. Peter j.. same address; back
hurt: 81, Marys Hospital, Rochester
SWEENEY, Mrs, No. 1889 south INA street
pathic Hospital. Rochester; viii probably
die
TAYLOR. Mrs. George D.. Nos So Plymouth
custom of the brain; clifton springs Sala-
torum, out OF danger
TAYLOR. Miss Esther, twelve years old.
Taylor bruises and shock; Clifton Springs
Sanatorium.
TODD. Mrs. Robert No. 1916 North 18th
street. Philadelphia; severe injury to
back; clifton Springs Sanatorium.
TODD. Robert. same address: slight bruises.
Clifton Springs Sanatorium.
WALKER +. W, No. 1853 Robinwood avenue.
Lakewood. Ohio: broken right leg and arm
Iaccratcd; HOMEOPATHIC Hospital. Roches-
ter.
WALKER. Mrs. + W. same address. bruises
and shock; Homeopathic Hospital
wATERBRo. Miss Nellie. 40. so North 3
avenue, Perth Amboy. y. j.; shock wen,
home.
WHITLEY. Mrs j. T.. Boyden, Va; possible
juries; Udhnemann Hospital. Rochester
WHITLEY, the Rev. J. r., same address
bruises and shock Hahnemann Hospital
Rochester
WILLIAMS Miss sarah. Philadelphia: shock
ard bruises; Memorial Hospital, Canaan
daFua.
l1ccrations and shock; Memorial Hosri,al,
CanandsiRua.
w1NTEKREl}RY. F. b.. Toronto: slight in
jurcs. Hahnemann Hospital Rochester.
WINrERBERRY. Mrs T. b.. same address.
decorations. fractures and shock: Hahne-
mann Hospital. Rochester
INMAN, Miss Geraldine. Philadelphia; bruised
and suffering from shock; went home.
WILLIAMSON. ]. t.. 40 1894 Halliday street
Portsmouth, W. Va; attended by physicians
at wreck.
WYCKoFF. stuart Philadelphia; sprained arm
and minor bruises; v nj home.
The doll that has lain I'm the mass Of
baggage, clothing and blood stained per-
sona effects in the Manchester passenger
room remained unclaimed to-day, but its
owner was found. She proved to be
young girl about ten years old. She was
travelling alone TO Philadelphia. and was
found among the refugees by the wife Of
Coroner Eiselne. OF Shortsvllc. The
young miss explained that she was trav-
Cling alone with her dolly. ana Mrs. Else
line said
Come with me and We will telegraph at
once to let your family know you are
safe
ION. no; ] have already telceraphcd my
father and leave on The evening train" the
attractive. IL independent. little Phiadel-
phian said. She abandoned her doll in the
station its Gress blood stained from con
ta9t with the erimy exhibits there
The railroad gang is clearing away the
evidences OF the wreck with surprising
rapidity All except two cars I'm the creek
have been removed. and one. the III fated
No 227 which was reduced 10 kindling
was fed piecemcal to great bonfires built
Oh Islands In the river bed this afternoon
The metal parts were added TO the grow
ing junk pile in the Manchester yards.
Coroner Eiselne said this morning:
II have decided 10 hold the inquest on
Monday IN the village town hall in Shorts
Vile. ! I'm getting out suDpenas for the
train crew. railroad track inspectors. pas
sengers and eye witnesses. 1t will lie i'm
possible 10 hold any inquest to-day. The
Public Service commission OF the I'd Dis
trict has three officials here under the
direction OF Archibald Buchanan"
The place selected for a Horgue was I'll
adapted for the purpose. II was In the
basement of n country furniture store and
was about nifty feet long and twenty-five
feet wide. the walls cluttered UP with
stock AS fast as they were brought in
they were taken. one at a time, and placed
side by side on cheap wire cots. and ms
they soon filled the cellar. I'm many cases
two bodies were placed on one cot
Long before the corOners in charge
could arrange the mcrgue for systematic
inspection OF bodies by persons who might
aid In Identification trainloads OF morbid
sightseers from nearby villages and cities
filled the store.
j. y. llaines. assistant superintendent OF
the Lehigh Valley Railroad. Buffalo diNi-
sion made the following statement to-
day:
The wreck was unduestionably caused by
a broken rail. which We have found and
taken possession Of for examination The
rail broke In two at a point several hun