The evening world., 1911-03-27

up 10 them from the noor below. Min.
ME had escaped by squeezing into the
elevator on its last trip down. Her
friend was burned to death behind the
damned doors OF the loft. Most o.
ner clothing had been burned away,
out the hair ribbon remained intact
a dozen Of her relatives had hunted
FOR her body in vain. but when Miss
bernstein saw the ribbon she cried out
that 1t was her friend and threw hor-
self upon the comm.
Many False ldentiheatIons.
In some cases one body was Identified
as several different persons. The DO.
nee report that they were sure that
there were many instances where false
identihcations had been made for the
purpose OF collecting life insurance.
one mar who identified n girl as mis-
wife. who had already been identified
as a daughter by her aged parents.
was Kicked out into the street. There
was no time to maxi arrests in such
cases.
Those who failed TO identity miss,ns
relatives and friends made almost as
great an uproar as the anguishpd rela-
tves who succeeded. Many implored
the Coroners and police to allow them
TO mako a second round OF the corrins,
but they had to be turned away for the
time being. They were advised TO 20 "a
the hospital and see IL they could not
ma the missing ones among. the in
jured.
A boy OF fifteen who was looking for
his mothers body became so dazed by
grief that he forfeit his name and where
he lived. He walked dumbly through
the lire OF coNlns anc when asked for
whom he was looking could only reply
Mother He could not tell her name
or anything about her. He was taken
In charge by a nurse and sent 20 the
hospital.
lssy Brolosky Of No. 26 East Ninety
ninth street identified the body OF hi.
f%iancee. Sarah Brodsky OF the same ad-
dress. by the engagement ring he had
given her. The body was but a charrei
mass. The couple were to have been
married to-day.
The body OF Loeb Rosen OF No. ISL
East Fifty-s!xth street was identified
by his cousin, Mark smallsky. % No.
Ia Attorney street. by a green shirt
he rad purchased In a store where
Smal'sky Is employed.
The Federation OF Jewish Clubs roti-
fed Charities Commissioner Drummond
this Afternoon that they would bury all
unclaimed bodies. II the idcatihcaticns
do not progress much faster this after
noon IL will be necessary to bury n score
or more bodies that have not been iden-
titled. As 1t IL the condition In the
Morgue is almost unbearable for the at
PENDANTS. During the morning two
Bellevue Hospital nurses wcrc overcome
and had TO be carried out to the street.
Woman Visitor Swoons.
A fsshionab,y dressed woman, who
said she WAS Nirs. A.. rrart OF No. 40>
East Seventeen street, drove up t. the
Morgue this afternoon IN n limousine
car. II said that she was Interested IN
the fate OF Lin Osh1nsky Of No. II
East Eighth street. WIZ had been en-
ployed in her home as a servant until
four weeks ago when she went to WORK
In the Harris & Blanck factory. The
girl had no relatives IN this country. and
Mrs. Bran twantel 20 take charge OF the
body II she could identity n.
She was compelled TO take her place
IN line. and when she got inside she
was not equal to the ordeal. After pass
ing along one row Of collins she became
hystcrlcal an dthcn dropped In a swoon
on the floor. She was carried bach to
her car and driven 10 her home. having
'1iIod IN her mission.
Stefano Maltese OF No. 'N Second
street. who yesterday Identified tho
bodies OF his two daughters. returned
20 the MorEuc to-day to see II no could
not identify the body Of his wife. lie
also tainted and was carried from the
building. Miss Ncttie Raynes of No. 26
Madison street made her fifth visit to
' the Morgue this afternoon to identify
the body OF her sister, Rehecca, She
finally made the Identification by a ring
and then collapsed.
Joseph Better II No. 3l9 East Eighth
street was another flRncc who identified
the body of his betrothed by her engage-
meut ring. The girl was Gussic Spunt.
nineteen. OF No. 323 Fast Eighth street.
Better gavc her the ring the day hefor"
the tragedy. He became 50 frenzied by
the discovery OF his sWeetheart's body
that he mad 10 be restrained and halt
carried from the building.
In n bare little fiat at No. IS Clinton
street Esther Rosen. sixteen years old
sits with her arms around her l!ttlt
brothers Sammy and Able, Netghbors
r,er in onco in a while and hen gC
away shaking their heads. There Is
nothing to be said TO comfort them
Their widowed mother was killed hy
jumping from the ninth floor. and thoii
older brother, Isaac, h worked be
side her. Is missing, They ave no re,
lations to turn to.
clara Feibisch OF No, 10 Attorney
street is III on her he'd with a gresr
horror which has almost destroyed hei
mind. Her sister Rebecca worked fol
the Triangle company. Clara went 4
Greene street and Washington Place
Saturday afternoon to meet Rebeccs
and go shopping with her. She wac
standing on the sidewalk when tn,
leaping girls began crashing down.
Az she ran up the street Clara STUN.
bicd over the body OF her own sister
She tainted and was carried home by
friends,
FOR ELECTRIC SIGNS.