The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-06
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NlhS huHheIt uhu otltE SoNeIelShsr All
couched in terms of the deepest sympathy.
The body of the Duchesse d'Alencon
has been Identified.
The secretary of the prefecture, accom-
panied by the maid of the duchesse and a
footman belonging 20 the household of
the duke. examined the rows of bodies.
The two servants stopped before black
ened and mutilated corpse. They declared
that it was the remains of their mistress
and also sent for the dentist of the
duchesse. The latter after examining the
corps for half an hour, declared it was
that of the duchesse.
Terrible scenes continue to be enacted
at the Palais de L'Industrie this after
noon. The mother of the 4-four-year old
child, Alfred David one Of the victims,
arrived during the day for the purpose OF
taking the body away with her 1t was
decided however. that 1t was inadvisable
to show her the ghastly remains OF her
child. When this news was coAmunicat-
ed to the unfortunate mother, In par
oxysm of grief she tried to force her way
into the mortuary han, screaming: Il
essary to forcibly remove the poor wo-
man, whose case is one of the most dis
tressing. 1t appears that Nine. David lost
her husband month ago, and that her
only other child died a fortnight ago.
The unidentified bodies as we'll as the
jewels recovered from the debris, have
been photographed by the Bertilon meth
"a ana tt,o funeral sar,,ica ~ tha ,,tctir,s
has been fixed for the Convent of Notre
Dame. Pero Richard will probably Off
oiate.
AZ to-nlghts session OF the cabinet Il
was decided to ask the Chamber of Dep1-
ties for a special credit in aid OF the needy
families. The minister OF justice COM
municated to his colleagues the first re-
suit Of the inquiry into the cause of the
hre The investigating magistrate, M.
Bertolu, reports that there was great
carelessness and imprudence in the print
pal arrangements Of the bazaar.
Former Consul General S. Il. Morss said
to the representative OF the Associa ted
Press this afternoon: 1T was singularly
fortunate that there was only one Ameri-
can victim. This was indeed remar!Sa-
BILE, because just now there Is an unusual
ly large number of Americans in Paris
They are generous supporters OF such
fetes as. the grand bazaar, and, moreover.
it gave them a favorable opportunity of
getting into close quarters with the aris-
tocracy and many of the celebrities Of
Paris
Mrs. Porges was the only American
victim. She was a Miss Wesweller Her
daughter accompanied her to the bazaar
and escaped uninJured. The Porges fam
ily reside In Vienna"
At Z o'clock this evening. the police off,
clals announced that ninety-four corpses
had been positively Identified. The names
in addition to those already published, are
as follows:
CoMTEssE d'gIoRA.
NINE. DE DAMS.
NME. MARIA DISLE.
MILE, TERRE.
MILE. COMEAU.
MIME. BEAUCHAAfP.
NINE. BILLAYE.
NINE. LAMEGERTE.
AlME. GOSSE.
NINE. NITOT
MME. DIE sORNE.
NINE. CECIBE JULIAN.
MILE. BARASSI.
MILE. GUILLETON.
MILE. MARIE MOISSON.
MILE. SUZANNE NITOT.
MILE. THERESA DOMAIN. daughter
Of the Baroness de Saint DldIer.
There are nineteen bodies still unidenti-
fed, among which must be those OF the
comtesse de Lupe and Nine Nitot's sec
ond daughter, both OF whom are missing.
Viscountess MalezIeux is now placed
among those officially identified.
NJ Gosse the notary, on learning that
the victims. was so Frustrated that his
life Is despaired Of
NJ. Glrard, director OF the municipal lab
ratory, reports that the ether for the
lamps used in the knematograph, set fire
to tho film. the flames then ignlting the
apparatus.
Tonight such theaters as are open are
almost empty, and the large cafes on the
bouevards are practically deserted.
London, May GA dispatch TO the Times
from Vienna, says; mot until this morn
Ing wednesday, had the Emperor and
Empress Of Austria heard that the Ouch
ess d'Aleneon was among the victims. The
empress was devotedly attached TO her sis
ter and Is completely overcome by the be-
reavement. The dinner, which was to be
given TO the queen regent and the queen
OF Holland at the Chateau Lalnz. where
the emperor and empress are staying. has
been cancelled.
Nine. Josephine Porges. one OF the vic
tims. was a near relative OF the well known
Vienna banker Ephrussi.
The empress has been weeping all day
over the loss OF her fayorlte sister. and
declining to receive food or nourlshment.
This morning none OF the attendants
dared place a newspaper al her maJesty's
breakfast table. When she did not find It
In It's usual place, she called for Il and