The herald., 1897-05-06

NINE, PIER DE BOMEs
NINE. CUvILLIE,
NINE. CHAQUISSI.
NINE. GOSSELIN.
NINE. CHONIPE,
NINE. DE MOsTIERS.
NINE. BRAvIER DE THINY,
MME. POURGESS,
NINE. DERMAIN.
NINE. SUQUET,
MILE. MADELAINE LANDEU-
COUER,
MILE LIE eric,
NINE. DE HOUvE,
NINE. MARIE CATRAIN.
NINE. KAHN,
NINE. COHEN,
NINE. LOUISE LOURMAND.
NINE. TOULAY.
NINE. DE FARDENER.
NINE. DE CLERMONT,
NINE. DE RIEvIER,
NINE. DIVORT,
NINE. DE vAUvENARGUEs,
MME- LIE NORMAND,
MILE. ESTHER CULvILLIER,
MILE. CARTERON,
MILE. DE GRANCY,
SISTER GILHOUS.
MOTHER SUPERIOR OF SISTERS
STANDRE,
SISTER JULIE GARIvET,
NINE. DE BOUTHILLIE,
NINE. CHAvIGNY,
MME DE VALENCE,
NINE. vIMONT,
NINE. DE VARNvALLEA
NINE. LAGRANDE,
NINE. HUZAR,
MILE. JACQUIN,
/ MILE. vERHASSELDT, .tv
f M SABATIER,
M. JOSEPH DORON,
M. LEON GUELLAMET,
M. JACQUES HAUSMANN.
GENERAL MEUNIER,
FATHER MARBEAU,
BARON DE SHONLAY,
COMTE DEBONEvAL,
vICOMTE DE ST. PIERCER,
vICOMTE DE CHEvIGNY.
NINE. SEURRIER, wife OF one Of the
most prominent Generals in the French
army;
NINE. wIRNED. wife Of General wir-
ned;
NINE. CHEvALs. wife Of General
Chevals;
NINE. CARBONET,
MME. DE BAUDIER, BIT
NINE. DE BAUDIER D. JANG.
NINE. COMCAN,
NINE. FINCAUL,
ALFRED DAVID, years old.
Among the seriously injured are:
DUCHESSE DE LA TORRI,
COMTESSE DE RAINEY.
COMTE DE MONT CLAIR.
COMTE DE DEvISIN,
NINE. MACEDE,
NINE. RECAMIER,
NINE. DE LAUME,
NINE. HYSTER,
NINE. EDOUARD ANDRE,
NINE. DE LA TOUR DUPIN.
NINE. MALEZIEUx,
MILE. FEBREvE,
vICOMTESSE DE LUCAY,
MARQUISE DE LUBERSAC,
NINE. RAFFOLI,, wife Of the we'll
known painter, face burned but the eyes
escaped injury;
MILE. RAFFOLI, daughter Of the
painter. arms burned. body covered
with bruises.
Several Sisters Of Charity are among
the dead and injured.
NO. CERTAINTY
Owing to Disagreement indentiflca-
ton of many bodies is extremely uncer-
tain and the list of dead given above is
subject to correction.
Among the articles picked up in the
ruins was a ring inscribed Ferdinand
D. Ordino-Sophie de Baviero," the
names of the Duke and Duchesse de
Alencon, and doubtless the betrothal
ring Of her highness. A silver watch at
tached to gold brooch was also recog-
nlzed as the property of the Duchesse
Her body has not been found. The
houses in the vicinity are being care
fully searched in the hope that
the Duchesse is only injured
and being tended to at some
private. residence. Up to daybreak the
Due d'Alencon refused to quit the scene
and only went home at o'clock be-
cause he was physically incapable Of
further exertions.
The Queen Of Naples and other rela-
tives of the missing duchesse sat up al;
night at the hotel Of the Due d'Alencon,
Avenue Friedland. awaiting newe.
President Faure was In constant COM
munication all night with the prefect Of
police, who forwarded the names OF the
identified dead and those injured to the
president. He also dispatched orderly
officers everywhere to inquire into the
conditions Of the injured. and. hearing
number Of the latter had been taken
TO the Hospital Beaujon. the presid ent
then proceeded there to console them.
In the court yard Of the hospital Preei-
dent Faure met the surgeons attending
the injured. and thanked them for their
devotion.
Nine. Floresse. wife Of the Spanish
Consul, expired Just a. President Faure
reached her bedside. .8s
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