Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-28
Victims of the Baltimore Disaster
Number 81.
THREE MORE DEATHS MAY FOLLOW
All the Unforturates Have Been
Identified.
THE OSPITAL seen S

BALTIMORE, Md. December 2S.-The
horror at the Front Street Theater last
night is increased, rather than abated, by
today's developments. The list of identified
dead has grown to twenty-seven, and two
or three more who are lying in the City
Hospital are so desperately injured that
their names may serve to swell it ere an
other night has passed. The morgue is
clear, and all the CHASTITY array of dis
figured human forms. which lay there last
right have been recognized by loving
friends or agonized relatives The list as
revised Is as follows:
Louis Amolsky. aged forty-eight years.
of 9OG East Fayette street.
Gabriel Bernstein, aged four years, son of
Leopold Bernstein southern corner of Fay
cite and High streets.
Teresa Bernstein, aged six years, daugh-
ter of Leopold Bernstein, southern corner
OF Fayette and High streets.
Lee Cohen, aged about six years, 2O5
North Front street.
Ida Friedman, aged fourteen years,
daughter of Samuel Friedman, 30 South
Exeter street.
Jennie Henckell, aged about twenty-five
years, 300 Albemarle street.
Louis Levenstein. aged thirty-flve years,
52i South Caroline street.
Lena Lewis, aged twenty-five years, lived
en- Exeter street near Lexington street.
Morris Margolies. 125 Spring street. TWEEN
ty-one years old. tailor.
Sarah Rosen, aged eighteen years. lived at
the southwest corner of Lombard street and
Market Space.
Jacob Rosenthal, about twenty-five years
old. 246 South Eden street
Moses Salzburg. aged eleven years. 11O5
East Pratt street.
Joseph Wiener, thirty-eight wears grocer
62U South Caroline street
Lena Franel, twenty years old, unmar-
ried, 241 North Exeter street; trampled to
death; at the morgue
Samuel Kremer aged twelve years, and
Rebecca krenler, aged ten years, children of
Abraham Kremer, pit South Spring street
ton street
Katie Salzburg, aged seven. 11O5 East
Pratt street.
Louis bernstein, aged TWENTY-FIVE gO2
East Fayette street.
- Grewsky. boy. aged eight years, Lex
ington and Forrest streets
- Grewsky, girl, aged six years. same
address
Sarah Polack. aged seventeen, 219 Harri-
son street.
Simon Polack. aged eight, same address
Joseph Leverwitz, aged six, 1103 East
Lombard street.
Vera Naravinski. aged twelve, 131 Harr-
son street.
Anna Naravinski, aged seven. same ad-
dress
Wolf Hurwitz. aged thirty. Oh East Lom-
bard street.
The Injured.
Mrs Louis Amolsky BOG East Fayette
street. overcome by fright.
Annie Baltioloff, 9O6 East Lombard street.
face scratched.
slightly hurt.
ho I'd nd
trampled upon.
Mrs. Betsy Cohen, 1105 East Pratt street.
internally injured.
Mss Tllie Cohen aged seventeen years
daughter of Harry Cohen, 321 North Gay
street. right leg crushed.
Benjamin Engleman, 146 North Exeter
street. unconscious from fright.
Isaac Frankel. aged twenty years, 2O9
Harrison street, ankle sprained; at the city
hospital
Mrs. Freeman, residence not known: Sc
verely bruised; is unconscious, but will
probably recover.
Mrs Rachel Friedman, aged twenty-six
years, Sll East Lombard street; bruised
On head, shoulders and back.
Mrs. Annie Goldman, fifty years old, 121
Harrison street.
Mrs. Goldman, sixty years old, 125 Har-
rison street; fractured skull, and will prob
ably die.
Myra Goldman. G2l East Fayette street,
twelve years old, both legs injured and
scratched about the body.
Sarah Goldstein. 1923 East Pratt street.
Milde Goldwait, aged about sixteen years,
residence not known: unconscious.
David Harris. thirty years old, 1O2S East
Lombard street: abdomen crushed; expected
TO die.
Mrs. RACHEL Melnicove, wife of B. Melni-
cove. 222 North Front street, internally
Injured and bruised about the body.
Miss Melncove. aged twelve, 222 North
Front street. wrist broken.
Sarah Meyerberg, nine years, daughter of
Abraham Meyerberg,425 South Bond street.
Internally injured.
Three More Deaths Expected.
Hundreds of relatives and friends of the
dead and injured visited the city hospital
this morning, anxiously inquiring for their
loved ones. The wide corridors were
crowded. and the physicians were COM
PEELED to refuse permission to all who de-
Fired to visit the injured who were being
cared for in the wards.
Ten persons are in the accident ward.
and three cases are expected to terminate
fatally. These are Mrs. Goldman. sixty
years old. 125 Harrison street. fractured
skull Amelia Goldberg, fourteen years old,
Ills Low street. crushed head and Shout
ders: four-year-old girl, who has not been
Identified. The child is injured internally
and is unconscious.
The entire staff of hospital physicians
Is devoting its attention to the injure d.
Never before in the history of the hospital
have the scenes been eQualed.
When the first patrol wagon load of in
jured reached the institution and the ply
sicans learned the enormity of the calam-
fty, arrangements were made to accommo-
date the injured in the pathological labora-
tory. While the physicians were admins
tering to the injured, the crowd attempted
to get in the hospital, but two stalwart pa
trolmen kept them back. Several persons
died in the wagons while on the way to the.
hospital and others died shortly after they
reached there. In all. fourteen dead bodies;
were laid on the floor