New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28

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haps he is gone. and If not then he WI
never know. perhaps. that Sic diod IN TINS
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Claims Her Swcethesrts BcdY'
: scene that Impressed many who Wit
messed Il occurred yesterday whom Rosie
solomon. of NO s. Chrystio street. ARR ed
- the moreuc to take away III" body Of
hor sweetheart. Joe" Wilson. 81 No. 50
rast tiath street They were to he mar
ried next week. and tho money the girl had
saved for her woddnG clothes went instead
g. bury her sweetheart Sh" vas brave
until the last Then she broke down and
there were tears I'm many other eyes besides
her own
Pr. this vas onIv onc OF tho hearts that
have broken. Israel aralolskv. ~ No. 100
East eqth street. went with Morris Rrod-
SKY. Of No pos East 99'h street. 20 try to
md the bod of Sarah Rrodsly, vino vss
no cousin OF the last nan ed man and lived
IN his house 6ralols>v Was 20 marry tn
cirl in five weeks. he helped IN identifv
Ter body ny an engagement ring end gold
watch which ho had Siror h"T short time
ago.
Mrs. y Rrahant. Of 10 $50 les; fi7th
street. drove NJ in hig touring car She
recently heard from Lena Oshnskv, who
short time aso was her house servant,
that the girl had got work in tho Criansle
factory she had no relatives here and had
come from Russia 4 few months ago Bu'
Mrs Brabant could not stand the terrorS q
the dead house when she saw weeping
women coming out she was overcome by
emotion and told her chauffeur 20 drive
away.
Yetta Goldstein. twenty years ole. who
was active in the shirtvaist makers strike
last year, and was in Jefferson Market
court several times as result. was identl-
fed by a gold cuff button engraved "Y. q.
Her cousin, Abraham Levine had given It
70 her and he made the Identification.
Minnie Bronstein went to find tie body
Of Ncttie Rosenthal her sister Tho two
sisters were working side by side at their
sewing machines when the panic began.
They dashed together for the door, but
Ncttie fell and it IS supposed that she was
trampled to death-and then the fire did the
rest. Her sister found her yesterday.
Jacob Goldstein found his sister Lena.
but could not find another sister. Mary
Samuel RosenbaUm identified his sister
Yetta nv an Interpretation scar on her
knee. Herman Klein looked into a locket
found on a mans body, saw photograph
and said that the man was his COUSIN
Jacob Klein. The dead mans wife was too
! in 10 go to the Inoygue
These were lust few Of the tragedies
There were hundreds Of Others. a man
brought q noral wreath 10 lay or the coffin
OF Giovanni Pumo. The man said that
pumo's people were too poor TO bur him.
but they scraped together money for the
flowers.
Two we'll dressed girls who would not
I give their names were there during the
Gay TO look for Mary Leventritt, Of NO u
/ Sutter avenue. Brooklyn. They could not
/ find her. but as they left they said that
, her mother had been dying Of consump-
ton and that she had grown worse since
Mary went away from home. short time
ago.
Nettie Raynes went with her father to
search for Rebecca haynes. When they
found the body the Young girl screamed
and sWooned. Nurses carried her 10 the
hospital
Captain cray. Of tic East 35th street
station. relieved Captain OConnor last
night Superintendent william G Yorke
Of the Municipal Lodging House set a
fine meal Tor tho workers in tie charity
pier Two Young white uniformed doctors
from The Metropolitan Hospital. Azman
and Craig. then ate their first bite since
morning. and so did Frank Comes. chief
Interpreter in the city courts, who had
been keeping his six languages going oil
day.
Mrs. Daisy Lopez Fitze, twenty-four
years old. Of 40. - Charlton street added
another 20 the list Of dead last night
With Frieda Vilalovsky twenty wears
old. Of No. e39 East 9th street she was
pushed out OF a tenth. story window by
the sureius mob Of girls back Of her. 10
Lnne Is rod ont for Tic othcr girl.