The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-09-05
|rpedoeS on Rails
We're Ignored.
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) Sleeping Cars We're
Smashed to Bits.
NY OF INJURED WILL Die.

hNOOthhSS ENN&- Dhh-e
sengers In Three Old Pullman
paohes of Bar Harbor Express
pushed and Manned as White Noun
in Specials Heavy Locomotive
uneed Into Rear of Train Vic
ms, Calling Piteously For Help, Are
ragged Out of Debris and Laid Be-
Sde Tracks.
ew Haven. Conn.,, Sept. "A half
ozen separate inquiries were started
their way today into the latest
Fck when twenty-six passengers
Fe killed and more than thirty In
led, some critically, in one of tie
rst disasters in the history of the
" York, New Haven and Hartford
broad.
he White Mountain express, first
ton, crashed into the rear of the
Harbor EXPRESS, second section,
lied South of Wallingford, twelve
Fes nceth of New Haven, the two
r sleeping cars of the latter train
hg split asunder, while the third
was thrown on it's side.
List of the Dead.
'he following is a list of the identi.
dead:
William Altschul, sixteen years. Nor
*1, Va; fracture of pelvis and lower
bs; member of boys camp at Cobbosse.
Hiss Marguerite Armstrong, thirty years,
hshfngton; fracture of skull and chest:
Untitled by G.. w. Burgess, Bridgeport,
+ nm; daughter of Fred A. w. Arm
ong, seriously injured, in st. Raphaeis
Ispital.
Harold Avery, 694 Broadway; died on
y to New Haven hospital.
Iiss Harriet Biddle, Torresdale, Pa.
faria S. Bullitt, twenty-five years, Tor
fdale, Pa; head and chest fractured
re four bracelets on right arm, one in
I-ibed Paul and Ralph"
Miss Emily K. Davis, Philadelphia;
pre- pin of the Yale Scroll and Keys
1ciety.
albert A Green. Ss6 st. Nicholas ave.
|e, New York city; Columbia university
(ldent, class of 1914; skull and chest
kctured.
Royal A. Hotchktss, sixteen years. Is
Id Spring street, New Haven; skull and
line fractured; member of Mount Kines
VS. camping party.
1Philo S. Hotchkiss, fourteen wears
|other of above; both thighs fractured
Iull fractured and internal injuries; dieC
ambulance on way 30 New Haven hos
|taL
IS. Crozier Fox, Ell1tns Park, Pa; skull
|ld chest fractured and other injuries
irty-six years, about six feet two inche.
height; had embroidered Handkerchief
|tth initials S. c. F. and green seal rims
left hand.
Harry Iami, Japanese waiter at Cob
bsse camp, Me.
George Koka, Japanese waiter, 232 Yves
street, New York city
St Raphael's hospital.
|H. F. Martin, Bryn Mawr; skull frac
bred.
Mrs. H. F.. Martin.
David Neal McQuillan, Jr., TorresdaIe
a.; fractured skull; wore ring marke,
%. A Moo identified by George W
lkins, Jr.
Miss Merritt. Philadelphia.
Miss Murphy, New York.
Frank b. Rutter, vice president an
hles manager of the Scranton Bolt an
Tut company, Scranton, Pa.
Mrs. Agnes White, 149 fremont street
Foston.
Robert Yahn, forty-one 40 Ayoeur
treet, Philadelphia; died In Grace hospi
al.
Unidentified.
Mary Jane -, Hartford, Conn. died /
Jew Haven hospital; had letter addresse
0 Mrs. H. r. Tafle, 25l Sixth avenue
brooklyn.
Elderly man, aged sixty. 145 pounds
ray vandyke beard. otherwise smooth
haved; clothed only in union suit
Elderly woman, weighing about 2
evidently Of German birth; dar
air, turning gray; had gold band ring ir
cr1bed "For life and for death-4-3O-70;
,ody at Booth & Co.'S undertaking room
Woman, aged about thirty-fve; had die
nond cluster ring engraved sd. B. L" (c
g. B. LID on left hand; locket with II
B. Rand"
Man, gray hair, brown eyes, smoot
ace, good teeth; Enquiries made for Hai
;teinman, Lancaster, Pa.).
Fog Obstruets View.
Fog yelled the Bar Harbor trai
rom the approaching White Mountai
express, although the latter's tail light
burned and the railroad banjo sigma
vas set. The railroad reports that til
ear flagman set out torpedoes, Owe
which the White Mountain train pas
M hafora nlunpinp into the rear and Z
.he Bar Harbor train.
Bodies, clothing and wreckage wei
thrown about by the shearing of IL
powerful locomotive through the WOO,
en- Pullman cars. Many passengel
were hurled into the nearby telegraI
wires.
The wreck was at about 6.55 o'cioc
TO the official explanation I
the railroad, the Bar Harbor express
We're delayed by a local train whil