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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-26
4 lots of Ladies' Hosiery
 from Auction.

Lot 1-Ladies' 1215c and 15c plain black, black drop stitch, black lace or black with fancy fig ures, auction sale price % Lot 2-Ladies' black lace Hose, all
 new desirable patterns, regular 25c quality, auction sale price 17c Lot Ladies. plain black, black with white feet, black with split soles, black Iace, black drop
 stitch or fancy black and white drop stitch, values 25c to 371ac
 pair, auction sale price 21c Lot 4-Ladies' black Hose, in all- over lace or lace ankle, regular
 5Oc quality and patterns, auction sale price 29o
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-26
Muslin Underwear from the
 Auction Sale

, The following items in addition to our semi-annual sale of Underwear recenly advertised should make the ladies of this city very happy.
 All the following are on par with our high class goods so we'll known. 25 styles in Marguerite Corset
 Covers, trimmed with Torchon, Valenciennes. Point de Paris
 lace and ribbon, auction sale
 price 25c Nainsook Marguerites, no opening,
 yoke of fine lace insertings and
 ribbon, auction sale price 49c Marguerite Corset Covers, ruf1ed
 to waist line. lace and ribbon
 trimmed auction sale price 5Oc Night Gowns in cambric and nain-
 sock, empire. high and surpnce
 style, long and short sleeves,
 lace, Hamburg and ribbon trim
 med, auction sale price 75c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-26
Don't Miss a line of This
 Wash Goods

3 cases Fine Figured Dimities, 80
 inches wide, worth 10c, this sale sc 20 pieces Tuxedo Corded Madras,
 worth 121sc, this sale 7c 2 cases Fancy Striped Madras,
 worth 19c. this sale 121Ac 500 yards Fine Jacquard Fancies,
 regular 25c material. for this
 sale 15c 30 pieces Black Lace Stripe Fan
 cies, worth 25c, this sale 15c 1000 yards 32-inch Mercerized Ma
 dras, worth 19c, this sale 10c 100 pieces Best Indigo Blue Prints,
 worth 7c, this sale Dc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-26
9 lois of Dress Goods

Sweetser-P Pembroke stock of Dress Goods was among the most select in this country. Their importations in this line were very large and their stock was always desirable. 30 pieces Black and Colored Voiles and Nuns Veilings at
 1-3 off Regular Price No dress goods offering of recent years approaches this one in import ance
 Lot 1-44-inch All Wool Voile, made by Lupin of Paris, a very fine quality in all colors, includ- ing black; also London Irvine Cloth and Rice Examines, goods sold regularly at $1 yard, at tnls sale 75c yard Lot 2-4O-inch Chiffon Nuns Veil- ing, all wool, in a fine assorA ment of street and evening shades, including black, 59c quahty; at this sale 45c yard Lot 3-This lot embraces all high class plain Chiffon Voile in black and every wanted shade, ze imported 5O-inch London Cords in black and melange mixtures of gray. blue and green; the prices of these were %~'OO e-A P- yoAup at lHlS iAle Lot A lot of the very desir- able Mohairs, so much in de mand at present, at a big con- cession.
 40 and 44-inch Novelty Mohair Brilliantfnes in neat stripes, polka dots and suiting effects for shirt waists and shirt waist suits in brown, blue and black: also 40-inch Mohairs, Brilliant inc in plain colors with superior silky finish, in shades of cham pagne, navy, royal white, red and black, regularly sold at 69c yard at this sale 4Sc yard Lot 5-3S-inch Silk and Wool Sym phone Cloth, fabric similar to Lansdown; we have only a few pieces of this cloth; regular ly sold at $1.25 yard, at this sale soc a yard
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-26
RuffIe huslinS and Bobine
 and Lace Curtains.

69e $ tucked body heinstitched ruff
 f1e muslin Curtains, 50c SIPS hemstitched ruffle muslin
 Curta1ua, fancy figured bodies, S9c SIPS Nottingham lace Curtains in
 Irish Point and Renaissance CT.
 fects for this sale 9Sc arab color, for this sale s2eo S5.5O Irish Point lace Curtains with
 heavy applique work, for this
 sale $420 S5 fine Brussels net lace Curtains
 in beautiful designs, for this
 sale $3.os
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-26
3 Lots of Ladies Neckwear
 from Auction.

Lot 1-Plain white or embroid- cred top Collars, colored em- broidered stocks, also wash stocks, in white or combinations. value 15c and 19c, auction sale price
 Lot 2-Collar and CuR Sets in white or colors, top collars, white or colored, lace stocks, white or ecru, wash stocks, white or col ored, also stocks, colored silk embroidered or silk or linen. values 25c to 39c, auction sale price Lot 3-Collar and Cuff Sets, plain or fancy, silk stocks, lace stocks or wash stocks. white or colored, value 50c to 75c, auction sale price
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-26
5 Lots of Laces from Auction

Lot 1-Cotton Torchon Laces and
 Insertions, value 5c yard, auc-
 tion sale price Pc Lot 2Platte Val Laces, wide and
 narrow, usual price 10c yard,
 auction sale price Sc Lot 3-Val Laces, different widths, usual price 5c yard, auction sale
 price Sc Lot 4-Point enise Balloons and
 Bands, white or ecru, regular price 25c to 371ac yard, auction sale
 price 19c Lot 5-Point Venise Balloons and
 Bands, new patterns, value up
 to 75c yard, auction sale price 39c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-26
Auction Sale Price of Lin-
in.gS

36-inch wide fast Black Skirt
 Percaline, regular price 15c, sale
 price 1Oc yard Twenty coIors the best 25c Perca-
 line, silk rustic, light weight,
 regular price 25c. sale price 16c yd All colors 3O-inch wide Soft Finish
 Moreen for jacket lining and
 drop skirts, regular price BOG, sale price 25c yard One lot Mercerized Satines, yard
 wide, permanent finish, regular
 price 25c yard, all eolors and
 black, sale price ISc a yard 3O-inch wide fast black Merceriz-
 ed Skirting, regular price 1Sc,
 sale price 12l6c q yard
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-26
Wash Goods, Cotton and Linen Fabrics from the
 Auction.

A sale of this kind could not come at a better time for the people just when thin cottons have been so high that many refrained from buying until their supply is about exhausted.
 Sheetings, Linens, Prints. Ginghams and White Goods have always been a speciality with Sweetser, Pembrook & Go. They were about the largest handlers of these goods in the coun- try, hence the unusual importance of this sale to housekeepers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-26
4 lots of Ladies' Gloves from
 Auction

Lot 1-Ladies' lisle thread Toilet
 Gloves, in gray and linen color,
 all sizes, value 25c a pair, auc-
 tion sale price 19c Lot 2-Ladies' lace Gloves in black
 or white, all sizes, regular price
 25c pair, auction sale price 15c Lot B. Misses lisle Gloves in gray
 and tan, usual price 19c pair,
 auction sale price lOc Lot 416 mercerized lace Mitts in
 black or white, value 75c pair, Y auction sale price 39c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-26
Sheetings

10 pieces 46-inch Bleached Pillow
 Case Muslin, value to-day 16c,
 at this sale He 5 pieces 9-4 Bleached Sheeting,
 worth to-day 2Sc, this sale 22c 10. pieces Lonsdale Cambric, all
 ways 121sc. this sale 9c 100 pieces Light and Dark Outing Flannels, worth Sc, for this sale 5c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-26
Art Goods of all Kinds.

10 gross of Sofa Pillow Tops and
 Backs for stamping, 25c grade.
 for this sale 1Oc; 10 gross of stanGDed Sofa Pillow
 Tops and Back for work, 50c
 grade, for this sale 1sea Embroidered Out Scarfs and
 shams, 1Sx54 and S2x3o, value
 39c. for this sale 25e 50 gross of Shams and Scarfs.
 Irish Point scolloped or hem
 stitched, value 50c and 7Sc, for
 this sale JUG 3o-inch Irish Point Center Pieces,
 value COG, for this snse A2d Irish Point Squares, in 15x15.
 1sx1S and 2ox22. values i5c.
 19c ana PUG, for this salo Sc each Renaissance Ceutor Pieces, 1exls,
 value 59c. for ttis sale 39d 12-inch Round or Square. value ' S9c. for this sale l9o s-inch Round or Square. value 1Sc,
 for this sale 9d Linen Table Covers. embroidered
 in different designs. 36xS6, value
 60c, for this salo 2ba Painted and Tapestry Pillow
 Slips, ready for pillows. value
 5Oc, for this sale 25c Brown Linen Center Pieces.
 stamped to work. J6 and 9
 inches, values 25c and 50c, for
 this sale 15c Renaissance Scarfs, 1sx54, value
 S2.5o, for this sale ii $1.69 Stamped Tray Cloths. 12lkc grade,
 for this sale Sc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-26

Lot 6-In this lot are about 2,Q00 yards of Broadcloths and Vene- tians. We have always carried these two numbers, the Marvel leux Broadcloth and the Royal Venetians, sold by Sweetser, Pembroke & Go, and now offer them to our customers at much less than we have ever bought them before the auction sale. We have this cloth in black and all street shades; sold every where at $1.25 yard, at this sale roc yard Lot 7-29-inch Imported French X Challies in self colored silk stripes, all shades of tans, blues, a gray, red, reseda and French blue, regular soc quality, at this sale 29c yard Lot g. 54-inch English Chev1ot, strictly all wool, in chevron stripes and plain worsted, comes only in black and navy blue. regular price $1 a yard, at this sale 72c yard Lot 9-Short Lengths and Rem nants of Taffetine, all pure silk, in desirable shades for drop skirts and dress Things, to close them out at Half Price, regular price 3775c yard; at this sale
 19c a yard
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-26
5 lots of Small Wares from
 Auction.

Lot 1--Nickeled Safety Pins. 4 sizes, value 5c dozen, auction
 sale price Lot 2-Cards Of black or white
 head Pins, usual price Sc card,
 auction sale price Lot 3-Hat Pins in white, jet, Or
 mat. 6 on card, regular price
 Sc card, auction sale price Lot 4-Best quality black Silk,
 1O0-yard spools, value Sc spool,
 auction sale price Lot 5-Chiffon Foundation Collars, all sizes, usual price 15c, auc- ton sale price 5t
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-26
Linens

30 dozen Large Size Turkish Tow
 els. 121ac grade. this sale for 20 dozen Huck Towels, 1Oc grade, this sale 5 pieces 63-inch Bleached Table
 Damask, regular 5oc quality,
 this sale 10 pieces Unbleached Damask,
 60 inches wide. worth 35c, this
 sale 8 pieces Fine Irish Table Dam aks, regular $1.5O quality, this sale pieces 72-inch Bleached Dam
 ask, regular 9sc quality, this
 sale
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-26
? lots of Hamburgs from
 Auction.

Lot 1-Cambric and Nainsook En-
 broidery, to inches wide,
 usual prices Sc to Sc yard, auc- tion sale price Ac Lot 2-Nainsook Edges, 8 to 12
 inches wide. and Insertions to inches wide, value 25c and 33c yard, auction sale price 1St
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-26
Ladies Umbrellas from the
 Auction.

25O Ladies' Umbrellas, with pearl,
 horn natural wood, silver and
 gun metal handles, value $1.39,
 auction sale price S9c
 In conjunction with the Sweetser, Pembrook & Co.'S stock we will offer the following bargains from our Car pet, Rugs, Oil Cloth, Linoleurn, Mat tings, Shades and Drapery stock $1.35 Smiths Administer Carpets.
 our full line of patterns, for this
 sale made. laid and lined. at $1.15 $1.1O Velvet Carpets, hard, dura-
 ble as we'll as fine furnishing, for
 this sale, made, laid and lined, 93c S9c best Tapestry Brussels Car
 pets, for this sale made, laid and
 lined at 75c 75c best extra super alisWool In-
 grain Carpets, for this sale made.
 laid and lined at 69c $15 9x12 Smyrna Rugs, 5000 SIS 9x12 Brussels Rugs, $500 S1o. .a5 Pro Brussels Rugs. $9.50 SS.95 9x12 best extra super all
 wool Ingrain Rugs, $1.4o s5 Ingrain Rugs. $3.69 65c Wild's Cork Linoleums, JOG 25c Floor Oil Cloths, 1Gc 3oc Fringed Opaque Shades, 29c l21ac Straw Mattings, 9c 25c Japanese Mattings, linen warp
 carpet patterns, JUG
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-26
? lots ofLadies' Underwear
 from Auction.

Lot Ladies' 12c Summer Vests,
 in all styles low neck, sleeve
 less. or high neck, short sleeves,
 auction sale price 9c Lot 2-Ladiesi 25c and 29c Vests,
 plain or lace trimmed. lace trimmed pants, or extra siZo Vests and Pants, auction sale price c1c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-26
Mems and Boys Furnishing.
 from the Auction

One lot of Mems Balbriggan and Jersey Ribbed Underwear, Shirts are silk fronts, long sleeves, Drawers are double seated mostly all sizes, regular soc value. auction sale price 25t Mems Summer NegIigee Shirts with separate link cuffs, made of fine Madras, cheyiot and Matipa- Ian cloths. also Mems Fancy Front with Body to Match Shirts, G9c to $1.O0 values, auction sale price 46' One lot of Mems Suspenders, good webbing, leather ends, made for extra strong working suspend CTS, 19c to 25c values, auction sale price IL Mems Colored Border. Plain White and Turkey Red and Blue Hand kerchiefs, SC to Sc values, auc- tion sale price 3, Twenty four dozen of Mems and Boys All Silk Shield Bows, light and dark grounds, made from ends of Soc Neckwear Silk, 25c value, auction sale price 9, Boys Negligee Shirts with collar
 attached, 127a to If. white with
 black stripes and figures, regu- lar 35c value. auction sale price One lot of Boys Blouses and Shirt Waists, with collar attached, regular 25c value, auction sale price 121at Boys Balbriggan or Jersey Ribbed Shirts, with Drawers to match. double seated, ecru and blue shades, sizes 24 to 34, regular
 2oc to 39c values, auction sale price 21t Boys Fancy Web suspenders with
 mohair ends, made extra strong, l5c value, auction sale price 2,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-26
? lots of Children's Hosiery
 from Auction.

Lot 1-Children's 121ac black
 School Hose, sizes 51a to 97a, auc-
 ton sale price 9c pair Lot 2-Childrens fine ribbed black
 Hose, regular 25c duality, auc-
 ton sale price 15c pair
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-26
White Goods

20 pieces India Linen Lining
 Lawn, worth 6c, this sale 3Ac 5 pieces 4O-inch Hemstitched / Apron Lawns. worth 25c. this
 sale 15c 20 pieces White Fancy Piques,
 worth 19c, this sale 10c 5 pieces 5O-inch French Lawn,
 regular soc grade, this sale 39c 10 pieces 32-inch Silk Persian
 Lawn, 39c grade, this sale 21c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-26
Third floor Bargaing from the Sweester, Penn
 brook @ Co Stock. MmsIin and Sash Ennds

1 GOO yards Sash Muslins in stripes, 40 inches wide, regular 10c
 value, for this sale G Figured stripe Muslin. 121zc quail
 ty, for this sale 9 White Madras Sash Goods, very
 fine shear goods, value 25c, for
 this sale 16 5O-inch white Madras, suitable for
 sash. or full length Curtains,
 value 5oc, for this sale B Irish Point Lace, with heavy ap-
 plique, value Soc to 75c yard,
 for this sale B.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-26
Couch Covers.

$4.25 Oriental, stripe tapestry
 Couch Covers, all fringetl, 9Sc $3 heavy tapestry Couch Covers,
 in reds CT green, $2..o
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-26
Ladies Underskirts from
 Auction.

Wash Skirts, all colors, in stripes,
 regular 50c quality, auction sale
 price B
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-26

5c Brass Extension Rods. ? for 5cs Colored stripe Muslins in yellow.
 blue or green, 25c value, for this
 sale 1S0 White and arab Soutach Lace,
 value $1.25 q yard. for this sale s3c Sash Muslins in stripes, Cots or
 figures, value 15c, for this sale 11c 1000 yards (. Silkolines in bright,
 clean, pretty patterns, regular
 value 121Sc. for this sale 7c Lace Door Panels in Irish Point,
 value esc to SIPS, for this sale 59c Cretons and Denims in a nice,
 bright, clean line of patterns,
 value 15c and 17c, for this sale 10c Plain Denims in all colors, red,
 green, brown or blue, for floors
 or draperies, value 19c, for this
 sale 15c Cretons for lounge coverings and
 curtains, value 1oc. for this sale 5c Japanese Crepe Tfnsel Cloth, value
 10c, for this sale bc Fancy Salines in a nice clean line
 of patterns, 19c value, for this
 sale 135kc Silk Floss Sofa Pillows, uncov-
 cred, 1sx1s, 1sc 2ox2o, 29c 22x22, sec Cheney's Drapery Silks, regular
 5Oc grade, for this sale 39es Cheney's best grade of Drapery
 Silks, 75c grade, for this sale 59c Silk and mercerized Pillow Cord,
 in all colors, regular 1216c and
 19c grades, for this sale Sc ySh Silk Pillow Cord GirdIes, yards,
 with tassels, value 39c, for this
 sale 25c Rug Fringes in all colors, 10c
 grade, for this sale 5cI 1239c grade, for this sale Sc 15c grade. for this sale 10c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-26
3.
5.BIacK Silk Prizes.5

S9c and $1 Goods Csc yard. 2O-inch Black Taffetas, wear guar anteed, high lustre, extra heavy. 27-inch Black Taffeta, warranted, has fine finish. 24-inch Black (Cheney's) Foulard satin face. 22-inch Black Peau de Soie, splen did wearing quality. 22-inch Black Satin Duchesse.
 fine heavy grade. 30c Oualitv. at This Sale 62c a Va
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-26
60c Louisine Silks 5sc yd.

Lot 5-19-inch Shepherd Plaid and
 Pinhead Checked Louisines in
 brown, blue and black, regular
 89c yard; at this sale 5Sc a yard
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-26
39c Quality, at This Sale csc a Yard.
Sl.OO Silks-49c yard.

Lot 4-SOO yards of Shanting Pom gee, all pure silk, % inches wide, in all new shades of champagne, navy, gray, brown, tan and black; this grade of silk always sells for $1 yard; at this sale e
 49c var
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-26
Extra Size Goods

Corset Covers. V and square
 neck. tucked and Hamburg
 trimmed, sizes 46 to 30, 25c-3 EXTRA SIZE Umbrella Drawers,
 ruff1es of embroidery and tor
 chon lace, auction sale 1 EXTRA SIZE White Skirts, deep
 tuckd lace trimmed founce, auc-
 ton sale price
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-26
Rlack Corset Covers

Black Lawn Marguerite Corset Covers, all sizes, auction sale price
 Black Marguerite Corset Covers, trimmed with lace insertings and ribbon, auction sale
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-26
Auction Sale of Silks

The firm of Sweetser, Pembrook & Go were known all over this country for the splendid quality of their silks. Here is the way they were slaughter 4e ed. Here are five lots: Lot II, ,500 yards of Pure Black Pongee Silk, 27 Inches wide, The regular price is $1.
 will be sold in this sale at
 55c yard Lot 2-75c and 89c Silks 49c yard. 1900 yards of Satin Foul ards in the neat splash, floral and polka dot designs on the new shades of brown, tan, blue, champagne and gray, as well as black and white. This grade has never been offered for less than 75c and 89c yard; at this sale 49c yard
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-17

Followers of rhetoric make poor food
Cor faith
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-17
CorteIyou Will
Conduct an
Inquiry.
FEDERAL Gov
eminent Is
Prompt.
Special pispatch to me calr.

NEW YORK, June 16.-George B.
Cortelyou, Secretary OF Commerce and
Labor, in whose department is included
the United States steamboat inspection
service, arrived here from Washington
tonight TO give personal direction to
the investigation Of the Slocum disas-
ter. He was in conference up to a
late hour with Robert s. Rode, super
vising inspector, at the Manhattan Ho-
tel. No one else was present at this
meeting, because the Secretary said
that first of all and first hand he
wished TO have ROdie's complete report
Of the situation. COrtelyOu says there
will be a thorough investigation OF all
circumstances attending the loss OF
the steamboat
WASHINGTON, June ia rigid
disaster has been ordered by Secretary
Cortelyou of the Department Of Com
meree and Labor.
The investigation will be conducted
by the Steamboat Inspection Service.
under the direction Of George Uhler.
supervising inspector general. and by
General James A Dumont and Thomas
II. Barrett. constituting the local board
of steamboat inspectors in New York.
Supervising Inspector General Uhler
to-day received from Robert S Rode.
inspector Of the Second District at New
York, preliminary report Of the acci-
dent. Inspector Rode. as soon as he
learned of the fire, went to the scene
on the wrecking boat Chapman.
In his report he says:
While viewing the wreck I noticed
some clothes near the forward side
of the paddle box and called Captain
Turner's attention to il. II proved to
be the body Of a woman and on close
inspection IL was found that three
other bodies were inside the paddle
box, all Of which proved to be wO-
men.
AT the time we first went alongside
the wreck there was no one in the
vicinity except a small boat with
a man in il some distance on. A
short time afterward we noticed that
a police boat was approaching the
wreck We turned over TO the police
the work Of taking the bodies out.
which they did. We provided them
with axes and they cut away part Of
the open woodwork in order TO remove
the bodies"
After giving statistics OF the vessel
and crew and the SlOcum's life-saving
equipment. Inspector Rode says:
The report in the hull inspectors 5
book shows that the vessel had a gen.
eraI Overhauling since the last inspec-
ton (previous TO 1904) and was in good
condition and seawOrthy for her route
Every effort was made by this Office
as soon as possible to investigate the
cause Of this unfortunate and dread
full accident"
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-17
NEWS OF STEAMBOAT sLocuM HORROR

edly. The scenes about the morgue
and the docks where the relief boats
came in laden with their CHASTITY
freight were heartrending. Men and
women who had waited for hours,
swaying between fear and hope. gave
way to bitter grief when at last the
bodies Of their loved ones were found
among the piles of burned and mangled
dead
Lying side by side were two women.
who died clasping their infant babies
in their arms
a pathetic figure among the search
ers and watchers was 16-year-old Fred
Hartung, the sole survivor of a fam
lily of six who went on the Inflated
excursion. His mother and four sis
ters have not been heard from since
the Slocum went down. The boy savec
himself by jumping to tug.
The scenes at the bureau of informa-
tion, which was established in st.
Marks Lutheran Church to-day. We're
pathetic in the extreme. There was a
constant stream of people and now
and again as some one was informed
that the loved ones for whom he or
she was seeking We're among the
dead. cry of grief was heard.
One young man was informed that
his mother ard four sisters. for whom
he was looking. had not been found.
He had been to the morgue and to all
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-17

the night was the attempt at suicide
of a grief-stricken mother at the
morgue. This woman, Mrs. Lena
Reckanski, went there to try TO find
her little daughter. Wanda. who was
missing, and found a body which she
identified as that of her child. Wan
deTing from the morgue. she walked
down the string-piece of the pier and
attempted 10 throw herself into the
river. She had been watched, how
ever. and policemen seized her in time
to save her life. She was taken 20
Bellevue Hospital.
At sunrise to-day two divers came
to the surface. In the arms of one
We're two little girls, clasped in each
others arms. Their hair was the
same color and their dresses were
alike. showing that they were sisters.
The other diver had in his arms the
body of a young woman, which had
been found with those of the little
girls. In her hand was still clasped
the dress of one of the children and
the divers believed that she was their
mother and had gone to death with
them.
REVIVES IN THE MORGUE.
Brought into the Alexander avenue
police station and tagged as one Of
the unidentified dead. Clara Hartman
was revived while she was lying in the
improvised morgue. \ woman search
ing among the dead for a relative no.
ed an ambulance surgeon. After the