Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-26
Twenty-Five Passengers on Lehigh Valley
Train Have Lives Crushed Out
MANY VETERANS AMONG THE DEAD
List of Injured Will Reach 6O-Train Was Late and
Was Making Time--Disaster Attributed to Spread
ing or Fad Rail-Identifcaton of Victims is Slow
Wreck be Thoroughly Investigated.

shly Investigated.
Mrs. r. s. Uncle, southneld. N. J.
Joseph Hickey, residence unknown.
Helen Powell, Ne Wton, Pa.
c. P. Johnstone, address unknown.
A.. M. Hunsicker, Nineland. Ont.
Edgar Pargbun,. veteran, Brooklyn.
Nine unidentified women.
One Unidentified man.
Joseph Hickey, Philadelphia.
Woman, age bout 40. M. E. H.
on breastpin, black skirt, white waist
Philadelphia.
Woman, ase.i about a5.- Gray and
black finely checked dress, short black
hair
Girl, blonde, blue eyes, age Is. blue
serge skirt. gr cen and white striped
shirtwaist. M c.. H. initials.
Girl, aged about %, black hair and
dark eyes, head edushed
Woman, white skirt, with black
stripe, gray skirt. about AZ years.
e T. P.Y OH watch, shoes bought in
Philadelphia.
Woman, wearing gold bard wedding
ring. with inscription Name, Nov. %,
49," about 80 years of age, brown hais,
slightly grely
blue jacket, black skirt.
Woman gray hair, 10 years. "A. NJ
X on sit met ring.
Man, aoout 55 years, body crushed
beyond fecoapition.
Unider tified boy, about six years old.
Dead at Rochester
D. M. Bolt, veteran, Los Angeles.
Henry Becker, brakeman
The Injured at SbortsviIIe.
re port from Shortsville gives this
list Of injured:
TW3, nuns, Hortense and Zida, Ge-
neva.
Rt. Rev. Mons. Hendriek, of Ovid.
Jsrnes Richardson. Philadelphia
Minis. Harry Smith, Sayre. Pa.
Mrs. Theo W.. Merrihew, South Phil
ads. phia.
Mrs. Laura Rfss. Phfllfpsburg, NJ. ].
Nellie Waterloo, Perth Amboy, n. J,
Eleitie Smith, Phillipsburg. n. j.
Fanny Gouber, Eddystone, Pa.
Helen G. Piedson, Philadelphia.
Lena M. Richardson, Germantown,
Pa.
Mrs. Harry Hamilton, San Antonio,
Texas.
Capt. Robert Salisbury, Philadelphia.
IS. P. Draper and Emefine Draper,
Lancaster. Pa.
Agnes Garden, Atlantic City, N j.
Mrs. h. O. Douglas, Newton Square,
Pa.
Geraldine inman, Philadelphia.
At Hahnemann Hospital
The following injured are at Hahne-
mann hospital, Rochester, besides
three who are unconscious and uni
dentified:
Emil kohIer, aged 20. Lancaster. Pa.
Miss A. G. krajeuski, aged Is, Buff
falo.
Helen krajeuski, aged ten years, a
sister.
Rev and Mrs. j. T. Whitley. aged
couple of Boygton, Va.
Julia Phillips, aged As years, Phila-
delphia
Mr.. and Mrs. T. p. Winterbury of
Toronto, Ont.
Peter J. SpindIer of Olean, whose
wife is at st. Marys hospital, Ro-
chester.
Howard HeadIey, aged IL years. of
Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hyde, New York
city.
Charles H. sadIer, colered porter
Sharonville. Pa
At Homeooathic Hospital.
The following injured are at the Ho-
meopathic hospital:
Miss Sue Everett, Virginia avenue,
Niagara Falls.
Mrs Sweeney, so years, Philadelphia,
critical
w. P. RundIe, postal clerk on Le-
high Valley. seriously injured
Edward keeIer, veteran. Washing
ton D. c.
Mrs. Ida Douglass, Chicag go.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Walker Lake.
wood, Ohio.
Others Injured.
George Irving and wife and son
John, aged II, Ridley Park, Philade1-
.phia.
Miss saraI, Williams
Miss Amanda Williams, Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ruddach, Bal
timore.
Mrs. Joseph GotteheII, Philadelphia
Captain Robert S. Hansbury and
wife Philadelphia.
Joseph P. BartiIIueei, 727 South Sew
enth street, Philadelphia.
Miss Lena Richardson, Germantown,
Phila delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Todd, 1915
Nineteenth street, Philadelphia.
Thomas Orr and wife.
Sixteenth street, Philadelphia, injuries
slight.
Mrs. George 3. Taylor, 512 Plymouth
avenue, Buffalo, condition critical.
Mrs. Lottie Smith, 2443 Burke street,
PhiIsdelphia; m slightly Sin int injured; ed. .a
Nixon, 1926 North street, Philadelphia;
no. critical.
Mrs. Thomas Menihem, Fitzhougf1,
street, Philadelphia, will recover.
Telegraph Service Cut of.
Owing to the fact that the derailed
dining car, in going into the ditch east
of the trestle. had brought down sew
eral telegraph poles, with scores of
wires, telesraphic service was broken
and will not restored until tomorrow.
Aid had to be summoned by telephone.
Coroner Investigates.
Coroner ID. A. Eisline Of Shortsville
took charge of the wreck and was
assisted by Coroners A. w Armstrong
of Canandaigua and George Flint of
Geneva. Coroner Armstrong was as
signed particularly to investigate the
legal aspect of the disaster and after
preliminary examination of the scene
he said:
E Track Bad, Probably Broken Rail.
1T looks TO me as though the track
was bad and there was proba bIv a
broken rail. It appears as if the first
truck of the first car that was deraiied
left the rails about sixty feet from the