The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-05-06

NtHtt. Nlcols MINE. Dc atlSmeuils Min'.
Monti; Nine. Pier DE Bone; Nine. Gu
Willie; Nine. Chaquis: Nine. Gosselin;
Nine. Chonipe; Nine. De Moustiers;
Nine. Bravier DE Thiny: Nine. Pour
ges; Nine, Germain: Mile. Suquet; Mile.
Madelalne Landeucour; Nine. Lecierc;
Nine. DE HOWE: Nine. Marie Catrian;
Nine. Kahn: Mime. Cohen. Nine. Louise
Iourmand; Nine. Toulay; Mime. DE
Fardenner; Mime. DE Clarmcnt: Nine.
Derievere: Nine. Divourt: Nine. De
Vauvenargues; Nine. Lenormand; Mile.
Esther. Cuvillier: Mile. Carteron: Mile.
DE Grancy; Sister virginie Thomazeau.
mother superior of the sisters of 81.
Andre: Sister Julie Garviet: Nine. De
Bouthillier; Mime. Chavigny; Nine. DE
Valence; Mime. Vimont. Nine. De Var
nalle; Nine. La Grande: Nine. Huzar;
Mile. Joaquin: Mile. Nerhasseldt; NJ.
Sabatier: NJ. Joseph Doron; NJ. Leon
Guellamet: NJ. Jacques Haussmann;
General Meunir; Father Marbeau; Bar
on DE Shonlay; Comte DE Boneval; Vi
comte De st. Piercer; Nine. Zurrier.
wife of one of the most prominent gen.
erals of the French army; Nine. Wir-
ned. wife Of General Wirned; Nine.
Chevals. wife of General Cheyals: Nine.
Carbonet: Nine. Debaudier de Jang:
Nine. Comcan; Nine. Fincaul; Alfred
David, 4 years old.
Among the seriously injured are:
Duchess de Ia Tore. Comtesse de Rain
cy. Comte de Mont Clair. Comte De
Deyisin. Mime. Macede. Mime. Recami-
er: Nine. Hyster, Nine. De Laume.
Nine. Edouard Andre, Nine. de Ia Tour
Dupin. Nine. Malezieux. NJ. lie Febre:
Vicomtesse de I.ucay, Marquis de Luz
bersac.
Nine. Raffoli. wife OF the we'll known
uainter. face burned, but eyes escaped
injury.
Mile. Raffoli daughter of the painter,
arms burned and body covered with
bruises.
Several sisters OF charity are among
the dead and injured.
As far as can be learned there Is only
one American victim. a Miss Parks or
Carkes. There are still as bodies not
identified In addition TO mass of heads.
limbs, etc. The linen belonging to a
body recovered is marked Il, T, Near"
owing to Disagreement the ldent,fica-
tion of many bodies is extremely uncer-
tain and the list of dead as given above
is subject to revision.
Among the. articles picked I'm In the
ruins was a ring inscribed Ferdinand
D'Ordino- SOPHIE de Bayioro." the names
OF the Due and Duchesse D'Alencon,
doubtless the betrothal ring of her
highness. A silver watch attached to a
\ gold brooch was also recognized as the
property of the duchesse, Her body
| has not been found. Houses in the vi
cinity are being carefully searched In
hone that the duchess. was only Injured
and is being tended at some private res-
idence.
Up to daybreak the Due D'Alencou
| refused IN ouit the scene and only wont
| home at \ o'clock because he was phy-
sically incapo ble of further .xer,ion
| The queen OF Nanles and other ,aIatiyas
OF the missing duchesse sat IN all night
| at the hotel OF the Due ID Alencon. ave-
nue. Friedland. waiting news.
President Faure ali night was In CON
stant communication with the prefect Of
police. who forwa rded the names Of the
identified dead and those Injured. The
president also dispatched orderly OIL
/ GERS everywhere to inoulre into the con-
dltion of the injured, i'pon hearing that
a number of the latter had been taken
10 the hospital Beauion, the president
| then proceeded there ia console tben,
| In the court ward OF the bosnitaI presI-
dent Faure met the surgeons attendinr
the injured ind thanked them for their
devotion. Mime. .Florez, wife of the Span
ish consul. expjred inst as President
Faure reached her bedside. An extraor-
/ ninarN CO Dlnpt meeting Will bp held This
evening as result of the fire.
MANY tales of despair are told. Mime
Foulard was saved by her husband
who. as soon as he placed her in safety
dashed back into the burning building
| to save his daughter. He ciasped the
| girl in his arms and nearly reached the
door when they were caught in the
| flames and father and daughter ne,-
ished before the eyes Of IN agonized
mother. Baron de Mackau had n slmi-
| lar experience. seven times he pene-
| trated the flaming ruins i'm search of his
sister. each time to save another. and
| only see his sister later fall before his
ewes when he no longer had sttanc,h ,a
lift her. The Marquise de Aige was
rescued by fireman after she had
given herself up as lost All her friends
had fallen around her and she was on
her knees In prayer awaiting death
when fireman caught her up and sue
ceeded in extricating her, though she
was frightfully burned.
| Al o'clock this afternoon the police
officials announced that 63 corpses had
been officially identified. II was OFF,
cially stated that the dead would not
exceed Ill. The Duchesse D'Alencon. one
Of The dead, was a isster OF the Empress
OF Austria and OF the wife Of Prince
Ferdinand OF Orleans She was Duchess
of Bavaria. born in lS41. and married In
1855. Her daughter, Princess Louise, is
married to Prince Alfonso Of Bavaria.
Her son. Prince Philippe. IL the hus-
band OF Princess Henriette OF Belgium.
The former queen Of Naples was also a
sister of the duchess. The duchess had
great wealth ana was one of the most
prominent ladies' of France. The re-
| mains of the dIchaeu vrar. fdao,ia,J Ia,