The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-27


ton list for the benefit OF the destitute families
OF the victims OF the disaster is swelling
rapidly.
Tho story o. the day At the ruins IN detail
follows:
TAKING OUT THE BODIES
From midnight through tho gray hours OF
early morning the work OF uncoverinR and
taking out bodies continued. A shower that
drove police and 'onRshoremen TO what shell
ter the adjoining buildings Afforded came up
at 2 A. VI. A holy had Teen brought In cof-
fin from the ruins To the Sidewalk shortly be-
fore 1 A. VI This one was found where the
restaurant hal Teen. Then another body was
discovered. 1t almost tae same timo tie
oJy discovered moro than an hour before ut
tho opnosite side was taken ont.
DR.. Page desc'ibcI one OF these bodies as
that OF n man , 'eet in"ne. tall aud in weight
about leo pounds. His front teeth were rreG-
ular and IN incsor Of tho upper sot was gone.
All hi. clo,hes had been burne! OIL. The heah
OF another body was, fractured, II had fun
sot o. even tooth, !ierc was notniihe eiso ap-
parenty by which il could be idsntihed.
THOUGHT IT wAs JIMMIE FLOWERS BODY.
Another OF the bedss was that Of . woman
with the head and urpor trunk burned. Three
teeth were missing from the lower Jaw. She
s;.'sias s'O and Sw :SsfIs sI,:r flG%:iS
iS ss yssq sH ~ '9 s after:
Sasr i ,h NH liz .s"r n unes o
Flower carried away fragment OF the
Next was found whore store 20 had stood the
body o! u num- It was burned beyond recoRnl-
tion., ,womans tody vas ioYnd II, the con-
lower teeth. but four o.: tho row above wero
G,n9 Her har was DARK I'll, Shs ;, wore ,.n; black
sets. a knii undershirt and a lace borderel
white cIsn;se. w;th clicked stockings Of
'eE ms W"' s s "IoM on. at 44 o'clock
Ionr Of The Juror teeth we've missing. !is
dark s%Ysers snh sIitS III, ,h w,n
Oshorno 4 Burke. harness makers aud horse
Sniisrs OF H!Gy ana ijrrgnwien n ss..
present, Lcclnrrl il must be tho iody of their
ir.Iis. MoIIis IIs-rins VII" wss saiss;
Il Erie street. Jcr-eI City.
An L9x, ...r VA" fo".. The body q ID man
hair. n smooth II ia"c nni re regular tc"th. lie
woro blue aud white cheek jumper. q nine
rolka.ho, tie. white m.rino '!rawe,s; and dark
movement, y bone handed rocket knife: q
rins:. several shoe bnttoners and -.
Shortly pniter oe1oeS the body Of boy was
Coroner NanDebI uin described it AS being )
feet inches: probable nr.; - years: weight.
about i2o rounds. Tao body wa, co:hsI in
At ESQ clock body was ioVnd near tho
rear wall OF The basemcnt whe's the res.nur%ns
wore high. striped trousers. a re! tie with white
r"lka dots, nroSn vt. std white . AKRON;
mach noX AMI lead pcncil. Fifteen minutes
later ano.her body Of 4 man was discovered;
40 years old i've feet seven inches tall, weigh.
ing about 80 rounds, He had false teeth. and
drawers. white morino unlrrshirt. gray socks.
Congress CATERS. and dark tionscrs.
was tho p9 to- s in
restaurant IL was that OF n man OF about tho
same -iae as ,hr,i,ormcr; and dressed in about
found brass watch. y nenknife. = pair Of eve;
three Chine.c aupdry ,isksts. ,
ono Of Commissoner Gilroys men who was
ryinc away the d''hrs found . gold watch and
chnin and lock.t which he handed over to tho
Tss tho on ike T Il. n Tfs a. rhsy
are supposed t, be the nropertv Of Morris 4;
whose b9y was fSnnd anI
IN Hs tue ZONE 81 Ht one9
Next was found the body OF a young woman
about = YEAR, oid, she was n sitting p"s;,
broken. ,shs hnl Ia L brown hair tied with
calico areSs With, china buttons one buttonei
s..o" ha.k st2ckinGs white corsets. knit
undershirt anu Whtp cotton drawers.
DR.. Ia1e expressed tho opinion that fully
one-hali OF the deaths were caused directly by
suiluchtion.
There we're some" he said. who. I believe.
wers drowned by the wnter thrown by tho
1lremen.'
Work on tho ruins was discontinued alto
Gether Mt . O'Clock. IL win be resumed this
morning merely with the object OF clearing
the fire lines at midnight mad next
TO nothing to do. rs the visitors ut
that time could DO counted on the
ilrgors. One policeman IA on special duty on
IN. north side OF the street. Just below tho
Park place elevated station. lie kept his eye
on n little black tin hox put IN to receive con-
tribuions for sufferers from the fire. Nearly
everybody that passed put in coin or a bill.