The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29
THE BfLTIHOKE HORR0R.
The Victims smothered To penth-f"''
List OF the Dead.

List Of the Dead.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 2S-Dr. A ieNan M
I'm. coroner OF the central ioli ,,,.' ~ -,
frirt has summoned jury OF ihquesl 70
,nref fo-morrow morning to inNes1Tdee
The cause of last nights front-o"ce'
Theatre disaster. ... ,,.,,,
II is possible that the siahu y u,S nn-
also be called upon 10 take acuoIi, ~
cause of the assertion that the theaue
lacked sufficient exits. -, ~a,,,
Coroner hin. after having viewed each
of the bodies. said: 49,. ,,o,,os
show that death was due 10 sunocauoh.
In the majority Of the bodies no poiies
are broken, showing that Dey WIZ
mai they were literally smotnered 10
death The lungs were consested ana
tho hearts filled with blood. Yet 'ne
faces OF the dead show no indication oil
suffering
Coroner Tin has summoned large
number OF witnesses TO appear at the
inquest tomorrow morning, ana thoi
ough investigation OF the cause OF the
Six OF the victims OF the Front-Street
Theatre disaster last night were buried
to-day.
A crowd collected before the houses OF
mourning, and many m0rbcly curious
persons hebrews and Jentile,) followed
the cortegc TO the cemetery.
Moses Salisbury. aScd eleven. ana DIS
scven-year-old sister, Katie, were taken
ana were buried side by side. as were
also Samuel Kramer. thirteen years oil
age. and his little sister. aged eleven.
Ida and Anna Navaransky. aged tnir-
teen and seven years, respectively. were
the third pair Of children VINO were fol-
lowed 10 their graves to-day 10y their
sOrrowing relatives.
The Hebrew Free Burial Society have
been requested 10 assume the expense
of intcrring five other victims OF the
catastrophe by the poverty stricken
friends Of the dead, and have arranged
10 bury them tomorrow afternoon.
'r.-t .uf nos.nnanfn saVs he expects
that other applications will be received
10y the society for aid. and that II and
the Hebrew renevolcn' Society stand
ready 10 assist the INDECENT persons
among the injured or dead
Several Of the MlHrcd were last night
moved 10 their homes before their IN
iuries could be ascertaned. but up 10
late hour no further deaths had been
reported.
len patients at the city Hospital. who
had recovered sufficiently 10 be removed
were sent TO their homes this evening
-Four others remaining are in critical con-
ditions.
An the bodies have been Identified and
delivered 90 their friends for burial.
Following Is the correct list of the dead ::
Louis Amosky. aged fOrty-two years
saloon-kceper, leaves widow and thirteen
children.
Gabriel Beristry and Teresa Berlstry
Leo Cohen. six years Of age.
Ida Friedman. fourteen years.
Jennie Henckol, twenty-five years.
Morris Lovenson. grocer. thirty-fve
years.
Lena Lewis. twenty-five years
Morris MargOlies. tailor, twenty-five
years.
sarah Rosen. eighteen years.
Jacob ROscnthal. twenty-fOur years
Moses SALISBURY, forty-three years Of
age
Kate Salisbury, seventeen years.
Sarah Siegle seven years.
Ida and Anna Navarlansky. sisters
aged thirteen and seven years res9ec-
lively.
Isaac Griem, aged ten, and Simon Pol
lock. eight years of age.
Joseph Leberwitz. eleven years.
Wolf liOrwtz. thirty years of age.
Sarah Pollock. thirty-iive years OF age
Samuel and Rcbecca Kramer. brother
and sister. thirteen and eight years Of
age.