The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-04

Mountain Express. when he was re-
called by the whistle of his own train
Experts say the train could not have
been stopped IN less than I,sOo or i.7oC
feet Murray also d!sregarded the rule
which requires that when n nagmar
is recalled under such conditions he
must leave a lighted fuse on the track
which Will attract tho attention OF
any engineer passing that point with
in certain time.
Engineer Miller has told that no saw
train jus, as the torpedo exploited un-
der his engine.
There were no other signals in sight
and II there had been lie could not
have stopped.
Granting that the brakes and other
equipment of engine No. 1887, which
headed the White Mountain. were in
perfect working order, Miller had but
s5c feet within which to stop. or less
;han oue-fourth the distance required
Death Special Brings Victims.
\ steady stream OF undcrtai<ers' wa
sons rolled up 10 the Union station
here to-day. and with bowed heads the
crowds around the station watched the
oak collins containing the bodies Of
eleven Of the victims of Tuesdays
tragedy placed aboard the train TO be
sent hcNc
The "dcA;h speciai'' was the term
applied TO tho special train that was
engaged 10 carry away the bodies OF
tn. ave Philadclphians who were mem
hcrs OF the camping party OF :. Crozier
foN 1t was accompanied by c. w.
ElNns, Jr, and his wife and a mum
Ter OF relatives of the Young people
whose lives were snuned out in tho
crash
Immediately preceding the Death
special' went train carrying the
bodies of Frank e Rutt"r and his wife,
81 scranton. In the evening another
train carried. away NJ. and Mrs. How
ard + Martin, OF B-yn Mawr. Pa, an
other couple who were killed. The
BODY of William Altschul also went on
Ems tain 10 his home in Norfolk Va
The identified Dcnd.
'rhc coyrce:ed lis, of idcntific.i dead
- given out by the %sw Haven OH
Gals is as follows
Robert Ynhn. PhilndclphIu Pn.
Miss Harriet Biddlc. TorrcsdnIc, Pa.
Willinm ANschul, Norfolk, Vn.
George IioEn tJnpuncsc), New York
City.
Mrs. +. II. Ruttcr. Scranton, I'm.
+. ID. Ruttcr, Scranton, I'm.
ID. y. McQuillnn. TorrcsdnIc, Pm.
II. \. Hotchkiss, New Hnvcn. Conn.
Albert Green, New York City.
Hurry Il. Imar IJnpnnescD, New York
City.
FhiIo Hotchkiss, New HAVEN, Conn.
Miss Emily Il. Davis, PhilndcIphin,
PA.
T.. {. Fox. OTcntz, Po.
Il. r.. Martin, Bryn MnNvr, Pm.
Mrs. III. +. Martin, Bryn Mnyvr, Pm.
hiSN Nrr
inEton, ID. {.
Miss Marin l.. Buliitt. Torrcsdnlc, Pn.
Mrs. j. Il. Marvin. Louisville, Ky.
Mrs. j. II Marvin. Louisville, NV.
MISS MARTHA Ill. Marvin, Louisville,
by.
MISS Catherine Sweeney. New York.
The Injured.
The complete list OF those now in
the hospital is
~ New Haven Hospital-IIarry Az
ner. thirty. of 6iH Broadway. New York;
Richard Decker. thrty-four, Summit,
n j.; Jean Annette. twenty. of Bay
onne, y. j., her sister. Edna twenty
seven: Alexandc, Biddlc. who was FIRST
reported dead, nineteen, OF Philadel-
phia; William j. Rowland, twenty-five.
Ihiladelphia Mr.. and Mrs. Pcmberton
Price, OF Boston; Rose Zimmerman, New
York and Catherine McLoughlin,
Brooklyn.
AIApst AT ~. iNdpllttl ftOSnltal are
Ralph Downs. New Haven; Frank p
STANLEY, New Haven, and Fred w
armstrong, Bridgeport. Louis T.. Colo
my, OF BoXport, Me, is at Gray's Hos
pital.
Little Hope for Some.
Little hope is expressed by the ply
slcians Tor Mrs. Zimmerman She has
broken neck The two Annette sis
ieis are III a serious condition. In the
desperate hope of saving the life Of
Jean the doctors. Verdi, Sanford and
Powell. removed part of her vertebrate
she VIII be cripple for life Edna
has q fractured pelvis.
The same physicians to- day removed
the Loft thumb from the hand of young
B!ddle. Both he and Rowland. who
We're members of the Fox party of
campers. il is expected. will be re-
moved to their homes. near philadcl-
phia, tomorrow
Almost parallel cases. it was learned
to-day. existed in the families OF the
riddles, Of lhilaGelphia ANA The An
lctte sisters, Of. Buyonrc. Each Of the
wreck victims has "a, sister in a hos
pital OF the home city who was one
rated on on Monday for appendicitis.
In addition the mother OF the Misses
Annette is also on the point OF death.
Nh B!ddle lost another sister in the
wreck.
Fireman In Both Wrecks
Springfield. Mass. September ed
ward y. Robertson, OF West Springfield
had the unusual experience OF being
fireman in both OF the recent wrecks on
the New Haven road He was fireman
on the engine of the train that was run
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