The sun., 1900-07-05
RIVER GIVES MORE DEAD
rur B0DTEs OF 81 FIRE VICTIAS
RECOVERED YESTERDAY.
rw.uty.e,sht Taken Oat at hoooksn-Sas. Tss.
Yunersl There To-day, when More inah
100 Of the Corpsss VIII Bs Buried-nr.
scnvab Thinks tho ships, May Be saved

,,ls aldo of the river. three In the Narrows'
p,ooklvn side. three uear Quarantine and one
a, Creenpolnt This makes to'al OF i2s SO lar
racoyered There will be great funeral AZ
uohoksn to-day at which more than 100 oooies
will be buried .., Lat.
,...,orday afternoon that four more bodies had
han found on the Saale and he sent tua down
80 "a, them The tugboat man was told that
.lcbodies found there had been sent to the New
York Morgue
ot,h.twcnty-eisht ht more bodies found yester-
oav in the ships between the burned piers ana
.hout the pier heads more than half were iound
after the tempest elrly In tho afternoon
1hr.e were under the Hamburg Line pier
and one was as far up the river as Fourteenth
s,,sst but all the others were found In inc
.Lr- yhare the Saale, Bremen and Main lay on
,ha dav Of the fire The total number OF bodies
a,,.ady found in the immediate vicinity OF the
fra 4. ninety-eight OF these forty-three are
h,owr 10 have been on the Saale. two
=, the Bremen, four on the Main and
eight longshoremen. Five others have
,sen identified by name. but 1t Is not
tnovn where they worked and thirty six
have rot been identified The following ad-
dI,lonal bodies were found yesterday:
At Jersey City Young man in painters 9ve.slls
dark hair, sandy mlstache, oadge NO Io'szi OF
MGtetnpoini- FOOT Of Noble street.ronn man with
,Stass Swon on hi, coat marked "Bremen:" sev-
srai German coins and a laige ron key IN MS
.Trnt.febi, I marked b In Brooklyn morgue.
a, fort hami ton Picked up BY the tugbcat Al
and n1 b.ue oversls plain god ring inscribed n
Sanalie D 80 Mch., 1887" leather belt With cotton
s Ps pSdss mssss ma cc, sas Rds. u sytna: e.
ao1srs .osT sand and ovsisls DARK hats hssvy ,hin beard
s,o sl'9''d on pc. iS,''i% dl woman carrying ri Ii.
ssiran Raj rn.a docs, & young man. dark hair smooth
hs S~; o;ocSeis S &C tag marked IL k four German
ccins, nine brass keys and Iiece Of fancy needle
work All these bodies taken to the Brooklyn
Ef; Quarantine Young man in blue overalls and
mti no shoe; OF s'cssns sh ha,I ss.s.s sss %ss
DARK ha red man In blue jumper ard overais leather
srp.is leather belt, mermaid holding a nag Mt
SSssr , IS sixioot man with dark brown hair and mus
4che clothing stained with paint All taken to
Clifton,
IS feet 10. red hair, smooth face, striped shirt,
back tro sers Foot Of Corlandt street man s foot
To Bellevue mofgue
The hree bed es recovered on the Saale on
Tuesday were taken to the Be elevue morgue
yesterday.
The additional idsntiications in IN. Hoboken
r,rgus yeserca were Of the bed es OF George
Add .rs q the all. Carl Nilke, fireman OF the
sa e Bernhard S eum'el Of the Saale. a long
.horemin nauet Kingston, a longshoreman
nam,d Richard X uger, and Heinrich Kuhne.
deckhlnd
The bod ss from the several morgues were
transferred last night to Hoffman's undertake
Ing estab ishment on jackson street. where the
bi; funeral will be held to-day at 10 A. NJ under
t!eauspces Of the North German LLOYD Steam
shpCom; any Such OF the bodies brought TO
this cly from the Saae IA have not been claimed
BY relatives will De taken to Hoboken this
norning and buried with the others. There
were three funerals yesterday and
Hboken had a fore aste of The i'm
presslve spectacle OF to-day. when more
than 100 bodies. escorted BY ths survivors OF he
viii BE- CARR d through the streels, by the
burned riers and out u Flower Hill Cemetery.
The funeral services Of Henry Kardell.
onrshor man, whose DO was iound SaIur;
street The bur al vas IN Hoboken Cemetery
ant the procession was led by the Sch etzen
Corps band. kardell was formerly a ohano'-
man on the 10 oxen police force lie leaves a
Fritz Jan,zen. a gshoreman, was buried in
the same cemetery. The services were at bic
home. 2O4 River street. and the Rey Alexander
Richter OF tn Luther Church OBLIGATED The
members Of tho Kriegerbund with band OF
musiclsd the line. Funeral services OF John
WsIraahe. . steward on the Saale. whose home
at 0Donns Is undertaking place IN Washing
ton street The Rev. j. Rudolph read the
service
A. the band Il the first funeral procession
unn Waah All NJ MI
dIrge q man a. Fourth street who had hi. flag
out In honor Of the Fourth. OF July pulled II
down to ha'-mast, and his example was mme-
dae followed all a ong the line OF march.
Carl schumacher, a steward on the Main, IL
probably the only survivor OF a family OF four
brothers, all Of whom were employed on the
burned ships Wilhelm and Carl were both on
The Main, Henry, and Adolph were on the
Saale. Carl cablei his mother in Berlin that
tha other three boys were lost. Yesterday he
recejved message saving that after reading
his cablegram his mother fell dead.
Work en- the Main and the Bremen Is pro-
crossing steadily. but rs Yet no bodies have
been found, nor has the search for bodies be-
gun systematicallv. Not until the water is
be made Of those narts Of the hulls where II is
thought that the bodies lie. At present the
efforts Of the Merritt-Chapman Company are
gyen to closing the leakage n the ships pre-; pre-
That the numring viii not begin until early next
week SIX divers were at work all day yester-
CAV on the shi,s closing the r2rthoies: Many
which facilitated the work and the closing OF
ths second row Of portholes OF the Bremen was
almost cornleted YESTERDAY, Two chains
u4ing q further slant and it |: probable that a.
she is ightened the strain OF the chains will
strsighten her up. The work Of removing the
bales of Gotten from the hold was continued.
terday.
A sensational story TO the effect that the
llfs preservers OF the Bremen were stuffed with
in the water was published by an evening
paper YESTERDAY. The officers OF the ship said
that such story was unworthy Of attention.
SO did Gustav Schwab. II any life. preserver
from the ship sank 1t was one that had burst
oLen. Capt Petermann With several OF his
officers visited the Main ,yesterday morning
and spent some time on her. She has not
vous DAY, and at high tide her decks are Just
awash
The boatmen at weehawken and Shady
sds dd great holiday business WITH excur-
beat excursions up the river stopped 70 give
their rassengsrs view OF the stranded wrecks.
For the small boats prices were up and every
one crowded for every trip until the storm
csmo up and put damper on business. Sew
sral policemen from the police boat were sta
tened on the Bremen TO keep on relic hunters
And cur oeitv seekers.
From o clock yes erdav morning until after
sunset eood-slzei hotilla Of rowboats, sail
noa's and launches lowered near where the
Saale lay. and those in the boats made the lives
OF the wreckers miserable by the questions
they asked The Merritt-t hapman wreckers
we're at work taking out the Saale's cargo and
Closing the ports In that part OF the ship thus
Ughtensd by he cargos removal. As soon
as the cargo 10 removed syphon pumps will be
tlsped ard the yes el pumped out, Up TO late
yeste' afternoon no more bodies had been
taken tr III the ship.
-, Speaking Of the Saale yesterday afternoon,
nus'av Sohwab said that he now believed II
would be possible TO repair the ship 10 that she