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Arervard were found the bodSs OF hoy
about l6 yeas OLD and o: man about 45. Tho
latter was e. about $50 pounds weight and hal
evidences o. a brown mous'ache In his peck.
es rer- found three pool checks inscribed
With tbs name OF John SteSnke OF Hoboken on
one sfo ani on tho other good for one
drink" The,e was Also pocsetbook contain.
ing seven keys and ttr-e pay envelopes o. Rid.
kys' dry goods store They repre>ented tina,
they hal held. bo:h together. 81. but they
were empty. A reporter from Jersey City
Newspaper said he body answered the descrip-
ton o, John S;e.n ks. WHO Until recently kept .
saloon in Nelson avenue near Grifith street.
Jersey CITY Heights. S,e!nke sold out to q
relative. He has teen missing from homo
since Saturday.
REMOVING THS HEAVY pREssp
A woxon o! ;he:Mag.in SAFE Company drove
.wes any, fos. yn n.s at III. run: BIZ
and a fal were risGed. amt soon lusty arms
were Juggling at ropes' attached to chain
Wreck. i, Welded and al s:5o o'clock fetter rod
and fell ever sending M great pun Of brick
across the street and a, the big hole In the
northern wall uttered cries AID waved their
Tn; .S r tsc .a f.es
had been hardly touched By the flames and lay
with It's atm arms uv,.lsed a: II e Euard their
the frst grinding and rush a. the collar 80.
Their shirt sleeves we're rolled back and they
seemed 10 have been caught while at work on
the great iron machine
FRS. 10 view those two bodies was a slight.
pale faced young woman. who had stood about
for hours, rocSinE IN her arms zen months
Eor,erss .ears h.a fallen 9n the chubby 'see Of
1888 last Ninth street Her husband had
worked for Etebler 4 Mass tho Iithoaraphsrs.
and had not been seen since the day OF tho ac.
cident She moaued the name she bad called
him. Teddy" IS she bent over the collins.
Then she drew back and silently shook her
Mex. came jams o. shaddock. and behind
him his mother. Airs Eliza smulle,: Shad-
6urEh, WITH hi. brother. Ernes. 70 Iesrs Ga:
home a crayon portrait Of their father. Who
had been dead for eleven years That will
please Ernes. when he gets homo to:niSht."
in tho parlor. His brother had not re-
turned at all. and IS James scanned tie body
thore On the sidewalk be uttered sobs that
made the cteatrrow yards away wonder what
pnusual scene in this panorama Of horror WAS
being enacted.
most falling 10 faint
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surocated. 1t Looked very much as ~ the
boxes aid had pulled. them over on ihemI
selves This vault had teen nsed. some one
said Is the wash Dom BY the gifl- em-
no evidence in tho place. o, fire, as NO. noyes
were bot burned. The clothing on the bodies
evident. were, either in the place getting ready
TO g ONE wh.n the crash came os else tley
There must have been a II IN ugh .hHie to keep
them Awe for crc while Possibly they
wore alive FOR hours alter the wreck Ia die only
when the heat and flames alto up the oSvgs n In
the air 10 be tortured TO death slowly maybe.
The Two who were found under tho hnyes
probably 1imly hoped or thought there was a
chance 10 save their lives by elm brig some:
where they Knew MOI where. AMI weak and
dying as they we're thev tried 20 climb upon the
boxes. When the boxes fell on the n they were
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on the chest. The body was badly burned.
bi.cs %aa lace Shoes
red woolien stockings. and white snspenders.
As o'clock srproached the Efforts OF thss
maitly upon a large cylinder, printing rress.
which lay 10 the mas: OF wrsckaee a. the east
long and had ioh t. move 1t, even for the stall
wnrt 'lor esh bremen. who pulled Justify At the
pulley ropes. for tho press was imbe 'ded in
When Al length IT began 70 ri.. CHIEF Cash;
man aud his helpers .limted down ard rserei
nailed with his hand and crowd OF Italians
swatmed around him and began probing in
the ruins
WHAT WAS rSDrR THE SAFE.
there. me in there don't know but what
there are two. There's an arm withon, any
now eond Is se ret y
into the hole nnaer the big Iress, Son II
hot and hearimed men. l. WAS laid on the
pavement alongside OF two othe5 coffins which
that q a young mao. apparently a'ont Is
Tie face was burned and battered beyond
II was entirely destitute of clothing. rag
vas wranIed about one leg which appeared 70
o: white suspenders were found near him. re
w,s about 8 feet 8 inches sal
lHS uesCFIUtlol wa tNhe1l petltc INC
news Was heard that another BODY hal ecen
found. Itiay beneath tina: Of tne young man
aud acrossis. This was also carried out in a
rough coffin. 1t was In q better state OF
preservation and may he. readily recognized
by friends. It was the body OF sta!w~r' pnn
OF rerhans so years, and six feet tall. He
wore hlack riboei trousers. a light mer!no nm
dershiit. ard long printers apron. In his
'rrnscrs pocket wore found key. . i!sn line.
and couple OF coins.
CAPT. ALLA!EE REFORMS THINGS.
Shortly after O'Clock Police Captain Allaire
arrived to relie,e Cant. Eakin. wha had been
helping Cart. Slevin during he Afternoon. He
set an outrageous state OF affairs right in five
minutes.
e clear everybody ont OF here who haan', got
eaiRe he ordered IN peremptory tones.
sud the rolire did clean ont the lines at last.
and al eIcert newspaper reporters and others
who had business there were put outside tho
lines. When he last body was brought out
Capt. Allaire shouted
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the ruins and who Was 70 have been married
shortly to Rowan. The wearing arrsrel WAS
sass "a .luns nH 10 pe bis
one which she wore whils at work. In order
more ny establish h. .nsi y; Q, the ,, Ti,s
home. Fiousr iIoke down, and WAS led away
...pins BY Rowan. who also WAS very mueh
The LEY. II. F. Bernard. the pastor Of the
Ms yps prots.''n, was .eeo%pansd
au.'s,s Miller. tho soanI.r b;othcr OF Peter
o r.. MISSING boy who was humber Ss, l. ,s g;
sp gsh, s sh99 G:. and a1sl ,.ss
dearly. Here tear ,ricklei down IN. kind;
looking face Of tb. pastor. MIS- HmnieF saiu
4 gray. haired ,u.n ssou. 50 years Old te.oly
pushed his way ,hronshtne c,nwi Which fnr.
ASKED i any Of hem was Tat q his daughter
s aHsi. an on ia re MAINE ,s. Cd
,;nrsn It .s 70, ,y-.sasr s.sss,, sin:
did you Ia, me: Nha. WI ,a'he, 10 without
old - % Avcnu. c. and who. was employed
with her l-otr- -tn-lav. tJ l. iios.n!c!d X
e ana TIE Ten cd .ns. r an ssd so
friend
TEr r,ts"rHtTISG ITALIANS.
~ noon "a. 'lonGsh,renen with their block
and 'acSle had rulle,l over half ofthe heavy
presses and w-fs d aERrc them toward the
street. whsle the iremen and half a dozen
Italian uirted rhar,ly about lifirg M tim
terS m brick. 'ear!ul every minute that they
would end rorrs". DR.. Doty rams with a tic
greco Mater srrinsicr. He hunted abou, I'm il
he to1ni an old mix can and he filed that
with &ater nBh mixed in IL 4 small bottle OF his
bromide He poured his sprinkler full and
his ass 8 ant wal. . about with II. eprinslipg
II on the walk where bodies had becn All on
the hndies hat had not 'et te.n taken to the
MnrRuc Twenty Italians works! outside the
wreck. la7ily Lifting ono brick at a time. and
carrying it i've or on feet finally depositing IL
carefully on The ground as II 1: wee valuable
glassware. or else picking upa ncle sheet o.
rarer AMI carrying it zen o. twelve feet and
then dropping IL. Their manner Of work ing
made the tloot Of the watchers boil What
they id was absolutely useless, and was OK
asp.rStinR.
DIDN'T MIND TIE rAIS.
The heaviest shower OF the dav came 81 ortls
after IL O'Clock. The crowds lied lik" .heen t.
the shelter OF the awnings A!lihc men s. opr.d
WORK save half Dozen lremcn. Ircy had
disc ,vered q body IN the east end uttho build
inC nd were too mucn interesiei in getting
l. out 10 think 81 tho rain. They were drenchs1
to he skin. Tie rain lasted ten minutes.
" hen l. s'orred The crowd iocked back to tho
rio OF bricks overlooking the ruins. nnl then
got down IN th~ sidewalk from which all who
had any business there were driven. wtile tho
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With her a.m over hi. shoulder. Mrs Smul-
es ssv.i ; rom ains h.ss she s Sal down IN
~: ss.s; IL. ,'Ha4s aoss u
glass. Her Iips epsned and closed IN G.sps Of
e: a saTs ea ns to DsSa :sFos.
s s,ss fh:n 81. dsd sS bas aI S
features. Tho osher son now ca me up ana led
her away. Later the body was taken TO their
Would THEY ROB THE DEAD!
One OF little group OF men who were watch.
ing the work from ACROSS the street went up
to a. p 81 ana
up awa1stcoat from tho ruins; and transfer the
sSn'sn,s Of the Doekss to ,S his hapIksrehi.l
wa. iSund an 1c ga Tab ion.d ks, vii ding watch
knife; fke watch had stopped al 9asf.er o!
Ths man Tisw:d a,s capf Iov,: :oldy and
- ~: I'm ,arAy," salA InsD.eso! Williams rs
s,r.es stsscn did IL. crssd sS,sids learn q
s: apou o Ss 1nd6 a.. ss;b Soas.
view the prisoner. They were boarse win
ss an .e faIi ..d Pom n .f IL
baxter street. he said. Later he was taken
before Justice Diver iu the TomDs court and
Jane. Mitchell 0, ais West Thirtrsishth
stset. the irst TO see him steal The stun. an.
psArei as q wituess. He acknowledged taking
The property. but said 10 was about 10 give It
up WHOM he was arrested.
Bhnrily after this episode at the wreck
Detective Flynn bounced upou VAN Jsm kuse.
man live. at ~ Mulberry street He is an
Italian, He had three metal compasses that
he could net account for stored away In his
jumper He d6clarsi that some enemy must
have put them thsro. He was let 20.
These things together With the g~psrsl
opinion entertained Of the Italians and their
slow manner Of doing work. made those about
the place look with pleased surprise upon
twenty-five bravny. clear.fsced 'loneshore-
men who were brought UP from the Fall Biver
pier BY sBattaiion Chief eastman. They went
:. the task before them With : !nsty snsIEy
Of their iloreiyn rredsc:ssors who s'i!l re-
replace all OF the Italians. II possible when
buIine The early hours OF the morning on
the east side Of tho ruins they came across
some womsn's wearing apparel, among which
were calico waist with ied and blue bars on
. white ground. r viii linen pstticoat trim
a scotch plaid woollsn skirt. and a
straw hat trimmed with lace and two white
feathers. Among tho, searchsrs for mis-
sing persons Was Walter Flower OF 20
Beach street. who. accompanied By Joseph
building on wall street. was looking
for his sister. Jennie. whose romans are In
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At THE CHURCH STREET STATION
Iaqu,ries for the Missing that Ce.iA Ne,
he Answered.

he Answered.
Tho scene at the Church street station %.
fore noon was a repetition OF the anxiety and
despair OF in1uirers after the missing and the
dead. which formed the sad story of Saturday
and Sunday. But in the afternoon there was
surprising falling OF IN tho number OF people
who called TO ask cues Ions Possibly all the
missing ones had boon reported. and grief.
stricken watchers knew that the Morgus was
the place 10 look for them.
Tho Sergeant st the desk busted himsslf
writing out DESCRIPTIONS OF the bodies that had
been found In tho ruins to send to Hesdauar-
ters. Then there was an offlcer who began to
straighten out the list Of the missing. but after
four hours work he seemed 10 be Just whore
he had begun.
Al 10; 20 an Italian who had been found rob-
bins the .lothin-: as 4 was ALLEGED, Of tho
detk oosed n, MIN 20 iisrceiy q At be hssaa
OF the alleged theft will be found elsewhere.
After while Inspector Williams came In
cool and collected. and after . lot OF judicious
9pestioning learned Just how matters stood.
necessary to clear away the heavier pAsu Of
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like dignity attended tho arrival OF the coffin
and tho examination which followed.
WOMAN wEDGED IN PRESS.
There's another head to be seen down that
hole was the word passed about the crowd
the Is M had
numerous gasoline lamps - 80 "'-N 'D'
bedded in he rubbish. ami Alongside the hole
pieces ' abs Which T' The 20 cases
gy W9Tk h 1so ~ hss As
was disclosed. She lay easily and naturally.
hall upon her lack unon the mass Of broken
Her head 70 ted lightly uron her right shoul-
der and her right arm teit gracefully above
see Hi wy Hs y HspGss ns B b
re"eiyei an awful mlow. Her arms and body
were black.ned. The ii,em n dug carefully.
tightly between two raris Of the printing press.
Ir. Charles Page OF the Coroners' Office went
The men VIC Lad wors around The body for
Of a finely shaped woman OF about 80 She
wore, a cIose-,i,ine waist OF some dark Color.
which. however. was smuttsd aud soiled with
Nearly ali the 'loncshoremsn won. homo att
O'Clock; and it became a Question low the body
was to he removed, 1t was decided to bring q
was no means at hand then OF moving the
pres 30 as TO release the wopans r. 20
worn WAS suspohoeu. ana AT IL, CLOCK at
night the oody sill lay there. covered from
idle EnZa by a LARGE sheet Of narer. All around
It were piles of cut rnpcr and theatrical post
ors. and It Is therefor. supposed that tho
woman was In the printing Office when tho
crash came.
4 FOOT rcUSD.
About 10 o'clock a human foot. severed from
the log Just above the ankl" was found IN the
hole under the printing press. but como d..
TANGO from whore the bodies were discover ID.
It was very much burned. and recognizable ms
foot only BY its outlines. Dr. Page 10 Eel at
It and said: THAT is the foot OF q woman"
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mon with pull and the friends Of the police
nep ws,e pe eaaI TO sasd The ,emsn
crowded ahou, ihe corner by which they were
they crowded in after It, and when il was set
G'Hn The shsy v's ssh Other
~ light They s'ood DOZEN S % "a about boz the
iox and hindsrod 10th tho policemen and the
G.emeEn: Cis' H. that gang swfy shouted
part Of the gang themseves as soon as they
Gs looi =. the ad, Tho soay Was
Horribly she'd aud burned G and disa u Ud
ss5s wa non H.. about By T Which IL could
'Iongshorsmen pulled ovet another press and
d9zsn' r Il p.SSDls sn w 10 The edge Of the
thiug?' That was the question that was asked
ny doTe en- o. people every TINE PRESS Was
VICE. TSey unIsr ths o. nre ,ne
body under a u Q Of bricks. A hall, zen men
1t weieed under a big IIess. and had 10 give
m until tho loneshoreme, could FIX their
block and tackle and move the obstruction.
FUNERAL OPPOSITE THE RUINS.
Then came anothe5 shower. and tho work
was DELAYED again. Whie tho storm Was In
pIroe,e.s ,he nsoGs began mt, 70 fFsiv. TO astrna
police At both ends OF the street had been In
structed to lot oil such persons through he line.
The men and women walked sosmnly up the
street until hey got to he steps Of tho build
ing whore the HeAgneys live. The stoop 10
high. They all stopped on top OF 1t for several
minutes aud looked over at the ruins and the
men at work before they went up stairs. A
white heRrse. drawn BY two pretty white
ponies. Was admitted in side tho line. and tie
driver hauled M by the side Of the MorRue
wagon. which had Just returned from O trip
When the body Of Annie Heaeney was being
carried out OF tho house to tho white hearse
and |. was .nneunced thst another BODY
a "S wo man tSs irs. Woman found 'H Of IT,.
many who are reported missing Tho
rolice bracsd up. to keep back the crowd
again. md. A. before. let all but those
who had business ;here get i. side their inner
Inca Two Italians brought . box. and tho
body WHICH had been found was placed In n.
II was not thk ri . woman. but OF u boy about
10 years old. and feariully burned and man
THE BODIES OF POUR woMLs FOUND.
covered that they were WORKING on top OF a
bad hidden the vault from view. hiei OF tho
First Ba;tal ion eastman ordered Fireman
Quinn to md an entrance and tn 60 down with
lantern. The. firemen dug around a while
and found q hole. through which Quinn
climbed. He had been out OF sight but mo-
ment whom he appeared At tho hole again.
white faced and EnspinR.
here" he said.
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DON'T TAKE NE FEoM MI SISTERS BODY"
My sister. oh. my sister! that's my sister"
head Of the coffin swung her hands about her
he.d and srreamed ard cred. Her COMPANION
esd he rsi one God my WIZ
, kssk on 4. . box apd 4. 81! ssream'i and
oh lot m" soc her. lot me see her"
Near tho cnule were an aged mana woman.
By the box and l"oIed closely at the lac. The
crowd watched her; and whie they watched
the NTH CONN was brought out and laid Just
NARROWING SCENE.
h Tho moment The over g, tho nh Vas raised
That's my sister It came from the Young
the FIRST one The two screamed se,her
then. and tired to throw themselves % tho
They fought Ike demons. crying continually.
MY sister. God save M. my sister" sud
asns shs h.a az sh ns Of In
tho ether continued to scream and tight.
tn; Sxe'emrnt in the crcwa was bsyond q.
tho T9 ,Es Of r9licemen had herd work e hid
m e0 S9:a IN. Ins1 81. ~ a
lifted the young woman who. mad faiyted
woman into, ~ hallway also. she fought
tbNh All hHu INV Cou4u VOt HON0 N'T. oIDrrS
came other att, ani $40 was slowly torcei
back. screaming as she went. Oh don't take
me away Don't take me away from my ais
ter" You sha9n't, you shan.t LEI go Of
the hall and tho door was closed.
The body that created the scene was that Of
Magic Quinn, one Of hossnfeid q Co . EN-:
Gloyees;v snd tho next the q th. was that Of
sa CO. Mass. Inc oasa .hs l0r nosSsr
sister. and brother wore In the crowd.
MAN AND BOY THE NEXT
Tho next bodies brought out were those OF a
man and boy. Both were frightfully burned.
Neither was identified They were loaded into
tho dead wagon and taken Of to the MorGue.
TWO BODIES UNDER A PRESS.
No more bodies were found for an hour after
this. TWO were seen under . Moss. ard the
'loi Rshoremen hooked on theft biock AID
tack o ard rulieI with g Will Shortly, Tho
crash. The, fremen crowded in 10 the spo;
where II had stood and with little digging
brought out two nodie-. One was that OF man
about ~ years old.
One II his front teeth and an oye tooth were
missing, The clothing that was loft on the
body was pair oil black stockings and canton
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MAGGIE QuISS's SISTER OVERCOME.
Tho fourth box was out and on the walk be-
fore the third was out Of the way. The crow!
turned to It and crowded up around It;
shout ed Capt Eakin. and the olicemen s. arted
to obey him. Sud ienly there X as a shrek:
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KILLED AND MISSING,
A List that hss 1ees IevissS By the In.
vestIgstions OF Reporters

Nineteen bodies were taken from the ruins
Yesterday That makes the total number OF
bodies recovered so far thirty-lve. OF these
twenty-eight have been identified. There are
seven unidentified bodies al tho Morgue.
Yesterday Sun reporters visited the address
81 every person reported missing, The ap-
pended lists are the result OF their labora.
About thirty names OF rerorted missing per.
sons lave been verified.
Thirty more were names OF persons who did
not live At the addresses given. Several OF
those reported missing are alive and well.
The tnaccuacries In the list OF M ssin z persona
nrst published 10 due 10 the fact that reports
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IoSGsFonEaES AT BIG rRESs.
TOO weak 20 throw them III and cerished as
one hy oue che ntemen te' derry lifted 'he Q
ho!i,s out. The EXCITEMENT IN the croTt out.
side was intense The police could not kec. Il
back. Threats or promises OF look weie OF
no avail.
s.Vera men Thay wer se rstEes m. ING
girls. lhey hop.i aGd yet they didn't hore
that Ties. We . The lodics o; heir missing.
The rol ce ..raliy forced passage through he
The body in i, was tia. o, a you :, woman.
alike. maul-i each other in their eagerncss 20
get a !ook att. Aman whos stood directly at
the hsae ., the e; Conn said r,or,,.
iace, 1; could be con .ctured, had heen pretty.
sister loosed Mt the body ant burst into tears.
oh jennie. Jennie" she cried and the, she
wsmsn AND soy The Woman wan JenGs
Flowers aunt. and the boy her brother. They
Looked moment. and then both declared 1t
JENNIE FLowERs STORY.
Jennie Flowers story is a sad one. It was
By IL end Of her be.rosh.d She was $: 10 70 10
serb ihon. He had furnished a ION. FOR a' her.
and she hat been .nsasei iorn week or more
her Ia Welding %H FIX i, was too large "f for
her: ard she said shs would hays !. made
J
Of Greenwich street, and Park place. and LETT
the rinE. and then she walked up tho street to
Ro-enfeld 4 Co Is. where she had been fore
woman. She was going 10 bid her girl friends
Rood-by. She was on!I In the building a
little while when the accident happened. md
she died with theD.
LoTTIE HEIS's BoDY BROUGHT OUT.
The cover had hardly been replaced on tho
first box when the second body was lifted out
Tho crowd turned and closed in about 1t.
Wren the cover was lifted young man whose
eyes were re- 4 with Weeping said tho body was
that OF his sister. Lotto Helm. She was "a
years 81 |. and lived at % Avenue c, The box
Was closed right IN again.
LIZZIE DowD WAS JUST OUTSIDE THE VAULT.
The next body that was broueh, out had been
ion1d ,ust outsid. he vanlt. It was 10 worse
OF the fall n, d OF burns. II was identified as
that OF Lizzie l,owd by her sister. lizzi. powd
lived at 4U5 Madison street. She was Is y"nrs
old and was very pretty. She worked for
Rosenfeld 4 Co
MAGGIE ou1SS's SISTER OVERCOME.
The fourth box wa. out and on the walk be.
fore the third was out Of the way. The crow!
turned to 1t and crowded uD around it.
You're got TO keep them people back
to obey him. Suddenly tLere was a shrek:
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that IN order 10 stir them policeman reached
through and dsnted hats with their clubs.

through and dsnted hats with their clube
CONDITION OF ONE BODY.
Shortly after the 1sAlians began digging.
three Of them emerged from the western side
OF the ruins with pallid faces. They had found
. body, thew said. in such . shocking condition
and situation that somebody else must GO, IL
out They had withstood other sights with
eompara;ivs composurs. but this WIS too
frtghtiul.
Another body was reported a. the same time
BY ths men 10 the big hole Ia the centre. 10th
OF these bodies were taken out jus. before 8
o'clock and carried up 20 the pins eofins in
some ofthe theatrical posters which lay strewn
around. The one that had SO di.mayed tho
Italians had turned green and yellow. The
second body was that OF q man who had teen
dressed In common laborers' clethes. One
tooth was missing from the upper iaw His
left foot was gone at the ankle. On the right
foot was No. shoe.
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FLIGHT OF IABoREEs IN THE RAIN.
Thsre WAS . wrangle toward midnight no 10
the, number OF boii.s removed. This WAS
prnbahiy due 70 ;;is fact thnt the body nun.
twice. Forepan Binns OF Truck 10 and
Policeman Lyons OF the Church street
their respoc,ive, deparinents said thirty.
iivs b. dies hal : leen taken away, rot
press and still in tho ruins. Coroners Mes
senrsr Mandelbaum, sal the same thing.
Io,,"ner Hsnley said that only thirty four
one in the ruins. the total number discovered
was thirty FIVE. This was cSrrsct Little work
WAS done after 10 O'Clock.
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WHERE SIX BODIES WERE POUND.

WHERE SIX BODIEs WE'RE POUND.
That Information went around and through
the crowd In moment. by the time II reached
ment that four women bad been found nearly
sunocated but alive. md Tint rumor travelled
isstsr than the truth The effect Of II WAS seen
police line nearly doubled Quinn went back
into the hole; aud two other fremsn climbe
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