New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
Ten UNIDENTIFIED VICTIMS.
CALLERS At THE MoRGUE UNABLE To RECoG-
NlZE TUf1R FRIEND

CALLERS At THE MORGUE UNABLE TO RECOG
ME- TUt1R FRIENDS.
OF tho seventeen bodies found IN the ruins and re
moved to the Morsuc. the following the collins are
numbered. remain unidentified
COFFIN NUMBER TWO. unknown woman. at the
Morguc about thirty wears old with an attractive"
face II dark conn" She IS supposed f. be
Ilnston woman Who was Inquired for yesterday
or Hattie Reynolds, an actress Whose home j, in
Buffalo. y. Y.
NUMBER THREE. unknown man Mt the Morgue. aholt
thirty five wears Old dark hair 10Th face. Cloth.
ing consisted 81 cotton undershrt, jean drawers,
niehNhrt aud dark trousers.
NUMBER EIGHT, unknown woman, a the Morglle.
about twenty years Cd height four feet ten
inches. weight. 100 pounds body badly charr'i
that sex l. difficult 10 distinguish: full set Of
filled. No clothing.
NUMBER Ten, unknown man, nj the Morrro, five
ton. Rib, cNpo-cd. right foot gone. upper
teeth. eight teeth in lower jaw.
NMhER ELEVEN. unknown woman. at the Morgur,
badly decompO>cd. no clothing or iewclry. Legs
and arm, gone, only trunk and head remain.
NUMBER TWELVE. unknown woman at the Morguc.
badly ohaTcd both legs gone. part of the cotton
niShtdc,, and knit undervcNt on the trunk
~ MBER TIIIRTEfN, unknown woman. Noth
Ing but the Trunk remained. one Of the legs
ard pat Of the arms had bccn almo, entirely burned
away. and the skull stripped of hc.ll The only
means Of Identity Is set OF nppcr inn lower aIs
chambermlld,. who Wa, on the top floor at the time
the fire broke oui.
NUMBER FOURTEEN. unknown man. Body was
burned 10 n crisp. one NJ the legs and the hand,
had rcn burned away. and IT will be impossible to
identify the body except by the lower teeth
NUMBER sIXrEEN. unknowp woman. Thi, body T.,
also burned beyond recognition The arm, are
burned away at the elbow. M hair or clothing on
NUMBER SEVENTEEN. unknown woman. The
boiy WA, burned to crisp. both arms being burn d
of and the left lcs being off At the knee Part Of
the head also burned away. she was about
thirty year, old. No jewclry or clothing the
body.
\ letter received at the MogSuc yesterday morn
Ing from Mrs. \. f. Page, of Boston asking about
| woman who left her home Satuldly. Mrs. Page
thought the body In coffin No. might be that OF hc
friend. and photograph to establish The dontirca
ton. Deputy Warden Richard took tie photograph
and compared 1t with body No. >, ana said that he
did not think it the woman. There WIS a diff
ference in the shape Of tie nose. and the picture
| seemed 10 be that of stoutcr woman than the one
ia the box. Most Of the reporters, after cyamina-
ton. thought that the identity established and
accordingly Mrs. Page summoned by telegraph
The picture was that Of Woman about thirty eight
old dressed in a black lace dress. cut low, with
a bunch of flowers In the corSagr.
The identlncaons thus far have been No. 1, Mrs
Lena Cohen, Of Toronto, Canada; No. t. Lewis Levy
Of Londcn. Ontario; no. ., Harry J. Levy. OF New
York; No. q, sarah Blake OF stamford. Conn; No =
\. \. Townsend OF New Haven, Conn; No. o. Mary
IBcgley, the housekeeper mt the hotel and no. H.
Elizabeth Donohoc. Brady. a. she called herself
The Marquis de Ia Four de Willard who is registered
at the Victoria Hotel inquired for friend john Mar
tin, who came in La Bourgognc and is now miss
Ing. Tie Marquis was unable to find his friend.
Two weIl-drcssed women in about 30
o'clock and looked at the body In box No. >. They
were looking for a Miss Williams, who registered
at the hotel under another name. They would not
leave their names or the address Of Miss Williams.
They d5d not recognize the body. jacob Miller and
Peter Miller Of this city. were inquired for by num-
Der OF friends but neither of them was found the
Morgue The following are regarded by the authori-
ties at the Morgue as people who are missing and in
quired for by friends In good faith
Mrs. Justine Frederick OF Fair Haven. Conn:
Frank Avery son OF J. T.. Avery; Mrs. Jennie Bailey
widow Of George Bailey. of Buffalo; Mr. and Mrs.
Beck, inquired for by Mr. ana MIS-. W. ii. Dibley;
Il. ]. burgess Of Brooklyn; Alice Davis Of Phila-
delphia twenty-five TO thirty years old; H. Jackson.
OF Jersey City Mary King. chambermaid; Edna Mar
lowe, thirty two years old; Julia Martin, chamber
maid; Master George May and c. A. Murphy. Of