The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-25
they stayed there all d, in the broiliae sun.

Inc. There were many women In each OF ths
towds 70 the streets and in the houses The
Itsahn Department did good work during the
lay. hs tank OF diluted bromide was
rheeled down to the street and with the aid
( q srrinkl!ne rot. n wss distributed atyut
-here 1, would do the most good Each pbiy
Sas treated with II a. II was taken cut
How much longer II will take to get down 10
he bottom 81 the wreck is . question. bu. IL
.he'longsho-emsn are ept at work II viii prob
bly, not take more than three or: four daYs II
takes as long. 1t Is thought that nearly all
Il the bodies no. uncovered will he found in
70 cellar OF the bnildine only portions OF
which have been reached.
Up to midnight tho total number OF bodies
recovered from the wreck was IS. The mum.
ser OF these bodies Identified was Is. and the
lumber still missing was 30. according to
he investiRatons OF suS reporters Yesterday
ut II Is very likely that the actual number OF
missing persons IL much larger.
The story OF the day at the ruins follows:
THE WORK At the HUNS.
During the hours from midnight 70 c o'clock
yesterday morning Eve more bodies were
found. making tho total Of bodies found ;wen-
ty.one. Only ono o: these FIVE bodies could Be
taken ont This ono was discovered at $50.
.ust east 81 tho staircase in tho centre o! tho
;ains. and about fifteen feet In from the side
walk. II was e.'rica;cd from . pile II brick
and Ia few heavy ,ieces OF timber. which lay
.rr"-s Il. The body was that o! a maa ap.
n o. about 40 years Of age. and feet
iache- tai. The tace was blacksned. AID tho
only means Of possible Identification were a
tair o. dark ctcclei trousers and tho FAC, that
enc front tooth was gone man who was
,earchinE for John f.ieIenberg. 50 years old.
vi Willis avenue. Brooklyn. In the employ
otRil!s 4 Macdonald. a, first supp ossd tho body
To be his. but Gste:vari said be though: It was
rot Immediately n.terwsra another mans
lody was found shout six feet directly behind
his one, Par. OF one OF the IL a.siys presses
lay ncrcss The .k.ss. rlpn.ny tho body down 80
that It YVES In possible to extrioAte II.
At4Y.tte gan. o! worsm.n stopped work
and tn. 9-crre. turneI a stream OF water upon
the ruins again No smoke was rising then,
but as tho stream struck tho mass shat lies at
tho back csntre q G, ~. O, steam aros. show.
ing fhat there vas An Are underneath,
The stream after t!me was directed more
trwnr,t tho front. AID then tho washinraway
ul soms bricks q. payer a. $50 revealed me-
body o. manl; :: about eight feet east o!
the centre staircase and twelve feat in from
The front. One Tx lay under a large beam
snd the >other Wa, burned of close 10 tho
body. The head and neck vera buried be-
;snth ple o. heavy rmbers go that the
toIy could neither ts moved nor Identified
MIA. OF II was Visible the fremen covered
with large poster AID he hose was turned
little further 10 the rear Ion minutes
Later two n're bodies both these OF
Lie9. were seen under the press which
] ssnear the exact centre OF the ruins. Only
small part OF each body could be seen and
reither could be reached. At about o'clock
"a sunday evening An old man with white
ard had come to 'hs place and told the fire.
en- that they ~anld ind TWO men under tho
I.ess. These TWO bodies were found In tho
.xact place indicated. Tho old man, whose
identity vas not known. did not tell the names
,i tho men. Five Jackets OF boys and three
Nastcoa.s were found in q heap near tho
t.ntre OF tho ruins at 5:45 and tax en- TO the
Church street station by An officer, There was
o,hine In the pockets but some twiue
All through tho night and. incoming It wa.
evident tha. tho great pile in tho centre and I'D
r.ainst the back wall was settling. either from
no washing avay underneath By the water
from the hose or by rla own weight. The great
flooring OF heavy raftsYs on tho TOP OF this heap
which Sunday evening lay at an angle OF forty
iye degrees to tho ground. At o'clock yester.
Gay morning was nearly perpendicular. The
whole mass Is evidently sinking. The work
en- were frequently Interrupted In their
lnbors by the violent thunder showers which
followed each other in rapid succession
throughout The night.
AT n,vx
Thera snch n rNiet abOut thu WYNck from
d,vnand for nearly two hours s,tarvard a.
I.d no, heen knoxn since tho accid.nr oc.
cured The mora talsaiy. Italian. had l.f,
s,4.1s o.cIocL and tho fremen vorled s,ead
80 80. ~ .r ~. mo..I
tho sticks they tossed out as they laborsd
vsre almost Tho only sounds heard. Hardly
t"!ft. PERSONS maze ragged eoHe ABOUT DOM
IRE lines.
WHO Is "cHAGLEs?'
r.n,~.o, ...,Jipo n out IN min. AZ shoo%
'.. .sus1 ..
O'Clock overheard the following conversation
between two policemen:
Na' '.'n u4u 'no" ,nu .n 20 '''''' iouno
down there among the brleEs'
No: whore Is it.'
W. ,hrown,u.x"
..r ~. .1.' -
nat. you found letter In mo ruins thsre
and threw 1, away! Well, you're Jim Dandy,
In rour.aI;,.r
''.' w" 'e""S
"ls7: i WAS from some fellow named Louis
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