The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-06

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NIGHT or ANXIETY.
The Queen of Naples and otner rela-
tives of the MISSING Duchessc sat up
all night lOug Al tho Hotel OF the Due
a. Alencen on avenue Friedland. await
ing the news. President Faure all ycster-
day evening was In constant communi-
cation with the prcfect OF police. who
forwar rdod 10 him tho names of the idon-
tined dead and those Of the injured.
Nine. Ranaelli wife Of well
known painter. had her face burned but
her eyes escaped injury.
Mile. Raffacin. daughter OF the painter.
arms burned and body covered with
bruises.
Many tales OF despair are told. Nine.
Feulard was saved by her husband. who.
AS soon as he had placed her in safety.
dashed back into the building 10 save
his daughter. IL had clasped the girl
i'm his arms and had nearly reached the
door when they were caught in the
flames. and father and daughter perish
ed cbfore the eyes OF The agonized moth
or.
Baron de Mackau had a similar oxpe-
rience. Seven times he penetrated the
flaming ruins in search Of his sister. each
time To save another and only to see his
sister. later fan before his eyes when
he no longer had strength to lift her.
The Narquise de Aigie was rescued by
n fireman after she had given herself up
as lost. al her friends had fallen
around her and she was en- her knees in
PRAYER awaiting death when a fireman
caught her up and succeeded in extri-
eating her, though she was frighuuily
buiu,d.
The Vicomote Dams Identified his wife's
Inf o.. 4fah .ln.a
wore next 10 her Skin as n member Of the
Third order Of 81. Francis.
NJ Jean Ranaclli. the painter, says
MY daughter had the mark OF heel
stamped in her beck. She was trampled
i'm the heap M tho door. near the main
entrance. Her mOihcr tried to pun her
from the blazing fire but she said ii IS
useless. save yourself. as / shah die IN
any case lier mother replied. 1 shall
moi leave yOu ] VIII take sou or stay
and die with YOU Both escaped, though
severely injured.
COUNTESS VILLENUE PERlSHES.
The Able Marriott says the Countessc
Villenuc returned 10 search Tor her TWO
daughters. failed 10 find them and per-
ishcd herself
NJ J.. Pine. the Perfect OF Police. who
is severely censuicd for lack OF proper
supervision of the preparatory Arrange
mcnts. SAYS in excuse that the patrons
and patronncsscs of the bazaar were re-
acuonists. and he feared il he meddled
with their programme. that they would
say he was trying 10 suppress Roman
Catholic enterprise.
VI. Faure has received kilograms Of con-
dolence from queen Victoria, the En-
peror Nicholas. the Emperor William.
King Humbert, and other sovereigns, all
couchcd in terms OF the deepest SYM
pathy.
The body Of the Duchesse D'Alencon
has been identified. The Secretary Of the
Prefecture accompanied by the maid of
the DIchesse and footman. belonging
TO the household OF the Duke, examined
the rows of bodies. Two servants stop
ped before q blackoned and mutilated
corpse. They declared that it was the
remains OF their mistress. and also sent
for the dentist # the Duchosse. The lat-
ter. after examining the corpse for half
an hour. declared it was that OF the
DIchesse
TERRIBLE SCENES.
Terrible scenes continue to be enacted
at the Palias Is L'ldustrio this after
noon. The mother Of the four-ycar-old
child Alfred David. one Of the victims.
arriving during tie day for the purpose
OF taking the body away with her. IL WAS
decided. however. shat II was inadvisable
10 show her the ghlsuy remains OF her
child When this news was commune
Gated 10 the unfortunate mother. in a
parOXysm OF grief. she tried TO force her
way into The mortuary hail, screaming.
II will see my cniid," II WAS found ne
cessary 10 forcibly remove the poor wo-
man. whose case Is one Of ;he most dis
tressng. II appears that Nine. David
lost her husband a month aso. and that
her only other child died a fortnight ago.
The unidentified bodies. as well as the
jewels recovered from the debris. have
been photographed by the Bcrtlilon
method. and the funeral service Of the
victims has been fixed for the Cathedral
Of Notre Dame. VI. Faure Will attend.
and Pere Richard will probably oficiate.
ONE AMERICAN VICTIM.
Former Consul-General S. =. Morse
said 10 the reporter OF the Associated
Press: 1T Was singuiarly fortunate that
there was only one American victim. This
was indeed remarkable, because just now
there Is an unusually large number OF
Americans In Paris. They are GENEROUS
supporters. Of such fetes as the grand
bazaar in the charities and. moreover.
il gave them favorable opportunity OF
getting close quarters with the aristoc-
racy. and many Of the celebrities OF
Parls."
Mrs. Porges was the only American
victim. She was Miss Welsweiller.
Her daughter accompanied her to TIE
bazaar and escaped uninjured. The
PO-ges family reside In Vienna.
Other corpses which have been identi-
fed are:
Comtesse DcHora, Nine. DeDenas,
Nine Marie Disle. Nile. Terre. Nile.
Comeau. Nine. Beauciamp Nine. Bill
aye Nine llmegric. Nine GOsse, Nine.
Niiot. Ame. DeSorne. Nine. Cecil Ju-
liam. Mile. Eara Il. Nile. Quilleton. Mile.
Marie Moisson Mile. Suzanne Nitot and
Mile. Thcrose Doron. daughter OF the
Baroness De Saint Didier
There are nineteen bodies still unidehti-
fed. amonc which must be those of the
Comtcsse De Lupu and Nine. Nitos. sec
ond daughter both OF whom are missing.
Viscountesse Scisux. f. now placed
among those officially identified: NJ.
Gosse a notary or learning that his
wife and two daughters were among
the victims was so Frustrated that his
life Is despaired OF.
NJ GirarI director Of the municinal
laboratory. reports that the ether In the
lamps used in the kinematograph set
fire 10 the films and flames then igniting
the apparatus
Tonight sEch theatres as are open are
almost empty. and the large cafes on
the boulov0rds are practically deserted.
GRIEF OF AN EMPRESS.
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