The evening world., 1911-03-27

thtil NOiCts Ill ldIueDtdllOIS.
Their was scarcely a moment when
the shrieks OF relatives ard friends
could not be heard from within the
Morgue, and out in the dense throngs
that the police struggled to keep in
line there were hundreds Of irenzied
men and women who tore their hair
and walled to the skies IN never-ceasing
mourning.
Five Blocks Of Mourners.
There were fifty-two bodies still I'M
identified when the doors Of the Nor gue
were opened this morning. The little
g group OF wailing women and weeping
men that had hung about the building
all night soon grew to a great throns
that stretched away to First avenue
and thence Ave blocks long dova be-
low Twenty-thlrd street.
Capt. o'Conner OF the Fast Fifty
first street station and one hundred pol
tcemon held the line In a compact single
file. doing their utmost TO weed out Tho
curious. who gathered in thousands,
and added their cllmor to the shricks
and cries OF the hysterical relatives OF
the dead.
The press at the morgue became so
Hltdt uuIlNb lIt carry NUTS v Il Inc dugs
that the police were compelled to admit
culy person at a Tina There were
scores n, old woman IN limo soaking
son or dauyb,or amo,a ,na daoa o,d
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was scarceiy a moment during the day
that women or men were not waiting
and sobbing In the Morgue, where
ninety coifined bodies lay in long rows
With narrow alsles between.
the Identification progressed slowly
ana with a good deal OF confusion. The
coroners mad one mode OF tolling OF the
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Wefe idehtlned by 'helr pay envelopes
some by their CATERS or stockings. some
by engagement rings. Many young men
who Identified their nsnCees became
wild with grief and had to he restrained.
In ana c,so , you,h ,yho found hia
u..La,r. u,.ho 40, -. ~. Mouauo
""u ran uoN" 10 '"e pier W jump "''o
tHe river \ poI'ee"'"n caught MN anu
held him until lie became calmer.
The shrieking from within the Morgue
Cpread to the line that stretched to
First avenue and thence down that
thronged thoroughfarc. The walling Of
the women could be heard far out on
the waters OF the East River. These
sounds OF woe had abated little during
>the night and with the coming % morn
ing they swelled 10 the full Pitch Of
misery.
% Hearses at One Time.
Al ono time there were tventv.two
,o,rsos drawn nm IN line berora Tho
Ioors through which the wai,,ng
,,or,er ava Ueening men vera s,ouiv
Hiinp. The morbidIy curious recoivsd
chr from pantIal traatment nj tho hands
o,,ho noiice
serst Slater of the West Thirt,eth
.,raet station vas In charro az ~
sonod mat guarded the door and ouas-
,inned those who sourb, admission
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