The sun., 1892-02-10
SEVENTEEN, BODIES FOUND.
HUT FOUR WE'RE RECOvERED FROM THE
HOTEL ROYAL RUINS AMSTERDAM.

BUT FOUR WE'RE RECOvERED FROM THE
HOTEL ROYAL RUINS YESTERDAY.
The l.,st OF Ni.sias Persoa. Very Mach
netuced-Seven or the Bodies Taken to
che sgorsns id.atinrd-r-r~onsi Enret.
NecsSered from tho Ruins OF tho Hotel.
-Four moro bodies were found yesterday by
tho workmcn digging in the ruins OF the
burned Hotel Royal This makes n total VI
seventeen bodies recovered of which seven
have been identified by friends ot tho
seventeen bodios recovered. eleven were OF
wpmen and the others OF men. The work OF
excavation has progressed 40 far now as to
jAstlfy the hope that perhaps no more bodies
dve inths ruins. but several persons are still
nhssing whose friends think thcy must have
b~ek,lh the botei at the time Of the hra.
M8ypen ,rnidnight Of Monday nrd dawn ~
yeSaHiAy tho vorkers on tho ruins thoroughly
c1pHftd tbs main rart Of tho cellar. leaving
unteuehed until daylight the mound of brick
and Timber ut the foot OF the elevator shnIt.
which the 'fremcn supposed to he huge
griys. In this cellar. brilliantly lighted by srut.
teiaSele are lamps.ihc Italians uneNrthcd
four bodies before daybrcas. Allthcsc bodies
wero found together close to n brick wall.
Thefifst was got out from under piano about
~ o'clock A double set Of false tcc;li was the
onlS possible means OF Identification. II had
been q woman. Tho coffin was marked 13
Back OF this q fow ieet were found fragments
Of bedsteads md spring mattresses. mixed
up with which wcre three other bodies.
Tho next taken out had evidently been
~ man once That was all that could he
learned Off II was numbered H. Close by
was a. woman's body. but 1t took over Nh hour
to Eemove Il. Around tho neck was u scapuar.
This wns supposed TO be the body cf Mary
-,DeGley. tho housGkeepcr. VINO slept on tho top
floor. The sixteenth body. also that Of n wo-
q H. n. - a.
meath all tho others. Tho teeth were irr,gu-
lar. but good. There was no other Identifying
mark: The two women. IL and l1. are sup
posed to have beun two Of tho Nve chambc.-
maids who roomcd near Mary Bcglcy on tho
TOP floor.
Att o'clock In the morning another gang of
100 Italians relieved tho workers of tho night.
and Chic; Bonner. with Battalion Chiefs
Gicouel and McCabe. again assumed charge
Hook and Ladder i: was called for duty and
remained all day. Before the stun at the foot
81 tho elevator shaft aud stairway could 10
. Sncctycly nssailod largo amount Of over
banging wall and other wreck had to boccarcd
away. At intervals tho Italians were sum
moned from tho ruins and rcrchcd upon
tho mountains OF material on the sidewalks
, while the steam derrick pulled down walls.
4 Asexcavatton was made fire was found smoul-
dering below from time to time. and tho
0remen turned on streams from the hyirants.
M2 o'clock in the afternoon the seventeenth
body was found under tho elevator shaft. ono
leg. both feet. and the left arm were missing.
Very little OF the head was left The Coroner
said 1t had once been n very small woman or a
little girl. The missing leg and feet We're
found an hour later.
About o'clock an Italian working upon the
mound near the gaping door when hnh led
, Into the e,, restaurant % i,krh ur small chased
pissed, ITO 6s,estsis M Ilayes , II tho prsssnss
vas a sold. ring with three diamonds ana
asapphire ring with three diamonds n ring
sn Me twS ~ CHAR rnr o of srTs
sa5 Dn Sua t6 6Smn s s The do
Just as 10 siaHed oil Henry Van an &"rien
that they were , hs wite's d]mmopas ] d. De- De:
tessiye n, Hay Haze t;Hk the box to the Thgtc,h
Sunday lie s.ii his wifs had si 5.6p w"r,h th
patSnt SUIT Mo Ths sna
me iswel box were much 1isrolored by smi5ke
MI siss ; hut ntI SoS arnt
s %iss SSSay and nd tr missing sachr might
Chief dicquel said at sundown that as large
morning the last body would be uncarthed.
He expected that a number OF bodies would
yet be found.
The relics again formed feature OF tho day
4 gold watch WAS found during the night. \
lot oi linen. fresh from the laundry and much
burned about hc edges. was thrown upon tho
heap. A bundle OF beaded trimming. n par
Rsol or two. II white silk night dress Trimmed
with yellowed lace. a set oi teeth on u silver
I. plate. a few odd womans shoes and ace-trim-
mod chemtse Of lns linen were found Several
boxes were filled with torn bits ot fabrics.
coarse and fine. Calico and gay colored silk
A pair Of trousers bore the name Of G. W.
forhes. Near these relics. Just inside tho back
fence. stood an old fashioned high clock. Its
hands marked thu hour Of 3:3o
In tho evening the workman found \ number
OF cards. scorched. but plainly legible. They
read:
IIESRY d salrH
New York Dispatch Refrigerator Line
New Pier II. n. H. New York.
80 Near them We're found pair ot cuff buttons
oil white enamel cirelad with gold. in the cuffs,
and a part of II shirt marked II. D. smith"
About six sc"t away was found pair of slate
colored ladies' kid gloves ard u small hand
satchsi withtwo SIDES burne! ont.
small hnnd satchei was iound about 0:3O
II contained II rccrip'"l hill in The name of
Tom Gould for ono days room rent aud rnb
iare. button hook. II shoe horn. II night shirt.
pair OF gentlcmnn's siippcrs. and one ody's
slipper. very small and with high heel.
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