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I I HUNDREDS JUMPED FROM DECK OF BLAZING STEAMER I unUl they enveloped tho boat from stemto Btcm and forced hundreds Jo leap Into the water rfl Capt Van Schalck said that he thought tho Cro could be controlled that the racks would have foundered the Slocum with all on hoard ho hn hied to land at One Hundred and Thirtyfourth street and that if bo hid reached ehora there he would have started Ii lumber yard and oil tank SonflagTStlon that Ud have proved another disaster He stuck to thi pllothous until the flames drove him out Engineer Conklln also stud tr his polt in the taco at the greatest danger ThVTanlcetrlckon excursionists were penned between the fire and ter 7 One element drove them towardanother and death lurked In tatto The HfefitjatB wore burned on their davits before they could be reached thflicrew A slirvlvor named JacobJIIlIer ivhoiBajs toeIs an officer of tho Sunday school makes a serious charge Inasmuch as the Gen Elocum was inspected oply a little over a month ago Ho asserts that he was In the cabin aft OB ii the main deck and tried to fasten seven lifepreservers on women and children i thenAfl the preserver he say warn rotten The cork dropped out of the canvas covering They were useless I escaped by jumping from the boat to the deck of a tug The spread of the fire wan Incredibly rapid The first many of the we JtiirslonlsU knew of tho dancer was whentho flames burnt upon them from the 101rOrdecks THRONGS JUMP INTO THE WATER Every tug and launch and other craft in the vicinity crowded after the burning steamboat but had there been Hundreds of tugs the task of plck I I fcg up those in the water would have been too much After the boat was I beached It estimated that 500 persons leaped into the water Policemen In the Bronx and Harlem saw the blazing boat steaming up the riverand sent in alarm after alarm Scores of policemen from Harlem precinct were hurried to Port Morris and they formed cordon on the beach to keep back the throngs that surged out to see the fire Twenty ambulances were called and fire apparatus was summoned from all aver the Bronx I Alf the boats at North Brother Island were sent to the assistance of the people In the water and as fast as they were brought ashore they wore fared for In the pavilions there The patients In the hospitals became almost Insane from fright and because of the terrible scenes they witnessed from their windows ItlTTZE HOPE FOR THE CHILDREN There was little hope that any of tho children who Jumped overboard could be saved The current nil along the course taken by the Gen Slocum 1 after she caught fire Is on a section of the river where not even a strong i swimmer can breast the currents Scores of little ones were sucked In by the whirlpools In Hell Gate A jsmn who went out from Astoria In a rowboat says that he saw fifty ohll dren drown before his eyej while he wan trying to renc them IJndoubTeClyraanywhoCelayel jumping Into tho river went burned Ito death on board when the decks collapsed It Is said that no attempt was made to lower th borts with any emlihncj rf system and thai nly two stnaM boats got way from tae sltlo of thu burning steamboat before abe was ab no from stem to jten J3S00 PASSENGERS ON BOARD There were more than 1000 children on the boat DealdM there were probably 500 adults mostly women The boat sailed from the foot of East Third street at 0 oclock A policeman on duty at the pier euys that hundreds of the children were rI mere tots and that there was no possibility of tho grown persons on board being able to handle them In case of a panic The excursion was from tho Sundayschool of St Marks German ll Lutheran Church at No 323 Kant Sixth street Tho pastor Is the Ke Oeorgc CF Haas of No C4 Seventh street i The Evening World gavo the first news of the disaster to the church people who remained at home George 0 Hans lion of the pastor of the church the Rev George Haas wns soon by an Evening World reporter at the church lie said I There were over a thousand women and children on board Thy were bound for Locust Grove on tho Sound and wero to havo boon back at 7 clock this evening It was put seventeenth annual excursion and It la the first mishap we have ever had couldnt begin to give the nnmw of those on board but my father xrae one of those In charge and associated with him In the management of the picnic was Miss Mary AbendHchcIn Sundayschool teacher Shae ler one of tho teachers and usnlBtnut superintendent of the Sundayschool uJ Anger They arc all on board and all of the other Siiniinyschrol I teachers were there too There were somo outI lois as well who hotigat Vthksts for ho exsmtion BIG LPPFR DECK COLLAPSED I Froui the offices of the De La Verguo Refrigerating Company at One oi Hundred and Thirtyeighth street and Port Morris which Is right on the lrlrer front the entire tragedy was seen by scorns of people The Secretary of tho company said to an Evening World reporter I The greatest loss of life Is duo to tho collapsing of tho heavy upper deck It fell with a crash soon after the lire started coming down on hot heads of the hundreds who were gathered In little frightened groups on the 7 I lower deck hue scene that followed was awful Dozens of women and children were crowded overboard and we could see them struggling In the water I The river was soon crowded with floating bodies Boats wero sent out from here to the rescue but they only picked up dead bodies I When wo first saw the steamer she was only ablaze in front and there was still some merrymakIng In the roar where the people didnt seem to knw anything of their danger They soon found out about It though for the flames spread with great rapidity Some jumped off as soon as the fire started but most of those It seemed to us who were thrown In the water were forced from the lower deck by the collapse of the upper nock 1 BURST OP FLAME FORWARD Thousands of people saw the start of the fire from the Astoria shore From the Bowery Bay Improvement Companys offices at North Beach the lire was seen and until RHtcrs Islam shut off the view many people watched it thlrough glasses They say that they first saw II little burst of flame In tno forward part of the steamer but rhat It spread rapidly and soon enveloped the entire boat They could dimly hear screams coming from the doomed boat but were too far away to render any assistance The boat as one masj ot flames when Rlkors Island cut off the view of those at North Beach In a few moments news of the frightful happening spread through the nelghorhood and pitiful scenes were witnessed on every corner Distracted mothers whose little ones were on the boat ran through the i treot8 toward the river wringing their hands In agony Many of tho women wore to nil Intents and purposes Insane and policemen were huriMed out to see that they did not leap Into the river Albert Kolb twentyone years old of No 743 East Two Hundred pud Second street who was on the Slocum but who was saved and taken to hli 11 I home was removed later to Fordham Hospital suffering from Insanity I i ItlTTLF GIRL RESCUES BAHY I 1 Twelveyearold Louise Gating of Nutle was on board having I tK her caw the twoycaroM daughter of Mrs Gertrude Krkllng also of Nutley Th child put a llfepresnner about her and Jumped overboard with the baby i When she nrote from the wnter she held the baby In her arms and says jCt a man In uniform told her to hold faet to him She did so with her freo pwrfn holding the baby with tht other Alter five minutes of floating about in the water the girl and her charge frete rescued Mr3 Erkllng Is believed to lit among the fussing I3M5SC7JBD WOMAN GOES INSANE Mrs Albortlna Lnmbcoh Is among tho survivors In the Unooln Has iW ta1 but she la a raving maniac from tho loss of her five children who iie with her When tho flames made It impossible to remain longer ont steamboat Mrs Lambech gathered five children around her and pod with them She marto a desperate effort after she got In the wnter qe ber faILY but oats by ono they were swept from her nnd she saw all dis atM IO TM outtoJnk herself she wall ploked up WRECK OF THE GEN SLOCUM OFF NORTH BROTHER ISLAND Photographed for The Evening World by Photographer Curtis HH1H1H HI 4HiHHl MlHH lll 1 1 HMSM MlMrMHllMWlll iiiHHMHH lMIlMM fIIIiIlH HII 44i4 t7p 4J i I 4H i i lffi 4 1 u4 c1kt 4 i i vS i VSKSv 5r vi i i i A s1 ilf ferl Wi i Ltt Jr tF4 I 1 MMi MMMMzmZ I IYl 8 I 4r E24v 1 4lMllHlllMlMMMWMl 11I1111 1 HH 11J11 HoS II IrfI II HH1 I1iI1 11III 111f HHH IH LISTS OF THE MISSING SO FAR AS REPORTED The followlngl8 list of some of tho missing It Is believed many perIshed nosy AfULLER No 6 Cooper square HENRIETTA PRAUD7IIC7II No S5 Third trrt lKONE GOETZ Nt S37 PIth Street HATTJn BKLOaOS No ER8t 5lh traeL MARThA ICNIT6CH No BI3 Kfflst Sixth rtreet JSMriiV WAIHEIJf No S2 Seventh street MAROARKT KUNHEH No VX Fifth atreet ELSIE V2KHSCH No Os Flwt tre4t ALL HAM No 15S First avenue LUCY BARST No IS Second avenue ANNIE IDTCN No 100 Kant Fmirtli treet KATIE KAFFBNnEROFJR No 404 East Fifth street ANNA ICRAUTVURBT No 114 Eat Fourth street FREDA OKHLKR No HO Dot Sixth street KL9IK CAtTII No IS Avonuo A OTTIL1K VANDC3EN No 171 Fourth street ANNIE STUOER No S9 First avenue CAninE OCHSE No CO St Marks place MAROARKT GBBTJOKTS No 32S Fifth troet ROSE HK LUCIA No B4 Seventh trecl KATIK SCHUMACHER No 434 Sixth street FlOUA HAIITMANN No 99 Fanl Tenth Htroot ANNA MOLLER No 45 Seconfl avenue MAMIE AHNBUNDT No IBS Knat Fourth street JialA RAEQENFn No 429 Fifth Street HTI IrA RANMBLKAMP No ISO EftSt Fourth street LUCILLE DOZENT1ARD No 110 Flrnt avenue MAJHETTA PETERS No BO Avenue A LYDIA RICHTER No 101 First avenue LOUISA BENSOH No 401 Fifth street LttNA HCinRMUR No 140 First avenue IDA ItAIlll No 424 East Ninth street ANNIK IIKHRKVDT No SS Third street KATIF KEKrKR No 112 8IIt Fourth street MINNIE ERHARDT No 69 First av nue ANNA BEUMBER No 433 Sixth street TESSIE REITZ No DO First avenue EMMA AVEHKIt No 404 Fifth street FRANCKH RIOHTER No 401 Sixth street MARIE 8ELLIG No 71 East Seventh Si root MAROARBT HROOKH NO BI Aveniie A MARY B1JTLEH No 232 filxth street ItOsid EDIL No Ml BJxth street WANDA REDONSKI No 337 Fifth street KLLA ANOLDI No 73 First avenue SVljVIA HARRIS No 1X2 FIfth street MAllTHA LANOUTH No 2S Cooper Square ELBA BRAUN No 233 Fifth street EMMA SCIIIKLZ No 130 Blast Fourth street I EMM BRUNTCH No 71 East FIrth street EDA UinnONS No 22S Fifth street BERTHA HOLT No 319 Fifth street LIZZIE 11HHRHNDT No 8J Third street CHRIHTINE RICHTBR No 8J Third street AMELIA KAULE No K6 Seventh street LAAINA SCHEDL No 17 Cooper square LOUIS HITOIN No DOI Fifth street ANNA MUELLER No 41 First avenue Mrs INDORF of No 135 St Ann avenue Mrs WINDHORST of same nildrn JOSEPH ZOLLMHIl aged seventeen Nu 123 First avenue LAMB Mrs AMKLIA of No Mr Eaat MANY OF SURVIVORS I IN LINCOLN HOSPITAL there are scores of survivors from the burned steamboat In tho floe pltalH In Harlem and the Bronx The Lincoln Hospital on East One Hundred and Fortysecond street was nearest the scene of the disaster and most of tho survivors were taken thero Those In thn Lincoln Hospital are as follows MARY HARTMAN ten years old of I No 30 East Tenth street I 2ELLA ARMAND eight years old of Nfl 334 Sixth street I MARY CRADDOCK of No Bait Third street MARY STICKLE eleven years old of No Kl East Eightyeighth street ODEA MEMHARDT of No 146 East Fortieth street MILDRED KAUFFMAN of No 4SS East Twelfth street Mrs ELIZABETH BADER of No 174 New York avenue Chester Hill Mrs W1NIPRBD PORT of No R8 Kist Fourth attest MINNIE HARTUNG of No 342 Bust Twentyfirst street WILLIAM AU ERA fifteen years old Of No 314 East Fourth sti ct Wus with Ms brother Ansnut who was ilrownex MRfi BMMA 7UNDEL of No 104 First avenue Lout her baby Mrs BUSIA HAA8 fund tha Rev Mr HAAS of No R04 East Seventh street I FlIED SMITH nine years old of No I 138 East Seventh street Lost his mother and sister who re with him ANNIE seven years nldot No 49 Avenue A Vaj wluh her mother and throe Mstore but could not tell hor list name Others wxsre lost OHOaVBNOU MILLER fourteen years old of No 374 East Fourth street Mrs WEISS Of No 2M Third street Mr KLINE of No 3t Elt81 Sixteenth street died the hospital AGNES MANDLE sixty years old of No 11 East Seventh street Mrs UILMAN of No 032 Avenue A MINNIE MILLER six years old of No 100 East One Hundred end Eighth street Mm miMA FRENBHE1SBR and held Rhter Mar wife and child of De 1wtlT9Ber nbau of No 40 tn SIMON MILI BR of No 111 Norfolk street I JOHN ROSE nine years old of No 12 McDonough street Brooklyn BDNA DAHRENH six years old of No 12 State street LUCY HENSCHKR of No 169 South Fourth street Brooklyn ANNIE KIIP and nn Infant child of No 1S04 Third ftvcmie ELLEN imBDBD sixteen years old of No 311 Sixteenth street Brooklyn HARRIET DBNOLER of No lJT East Seventh street ANNA BOBMER flftynlne years old or No 306 East Ninetysixth street PAULINE JORDAN fifteen years old of No 37 Third avenue i MARGARET PRODIH thlrtysoven years old of No 85 East Third street MATTIE IURSCHBN of No 4U Third street MATTLE DBVENTHAL of No 351 Madison street SOPHIA DBVENTHAU same address LOUIS DOCK of No 69 Marcy avenue Brooklyn MARY MOURBR of No Ii plrt av nuo ANNA EIDBN of No 100 Bart Fourth street PHILOMENA SCHMIDT ot No 14 I J0irt Fourth streot FREDERICK BAIl ltE of No US I East Ninth street MRS MARY BLOHM of Xo IS Jack aou Ktroet I AtGlST ULUTZER of Brooklyn SOPHIE IUJXV1T7 sevequty yean old of No 437 East Fortynrat streets CHRIErriNA G10IST fourteen years I oM of No 107 East Fourth street MRS WILLIAM COLEMAN of Noa1 East Sixth street KDWARD HOBFFLINB ot No JW East ThIrd street Mrs AUGUST 8CHABKFEH of No But Thirteenth street LULU ENQLE oNo 3i Wost Forty tievantennUi street end her children Frank eleven and Lillian seven TOSNES Mrs MAUY of No 402 East KiRlitytliIrd street and her daughter Mildred eIght years old i SMITH MARGARET fifteen daughter of Alderman James Smith FKLMETEN MRS FREDERICK of No SO First avenue MILLKR FLORENCE VETTEK MillS HENRY and thre children of No 70 SIxth street BKRTRAND Mil and MRS or No 710 Sixth street HARTlNO HARRY of No 352 East Twentyllrst street BERNHARDT CHARLES of No 304 Kant Fourteenth street BALINKHKY of No 435 Fifth avenue ANNIK UITTKNHERGER No 34J ICast Sixteenth street Mrs 13 CARL No 314 East Sixteenth street Mrs KLEIN wife and daughter No 314 Kiiftt Sixteenth street Mrs TILLIE ALFRED No SS3 East Sixth street Mrs GALE and children No 54 Seventh street Mrs GILLESPTK and children No 54 Seventh street Mrs GOLRAS SIEGEL FRIEDA QROSSE No 64 Seventh trltt Mrs ORAVJE and children No 54 Seventh Street TE8SIE SCHNEIDER No 80 First avoniM HENRIETrA ISEN No 100 East I Fourth street LULU SCHMIDT No 69 First avenue HEDWIG P1NN No 211 Fifth street ANNIE BCHMITZERLINQ No lEt Avenue A i FREDA SORROHOFER No AVB Ohio A i Mrs FREDA DRUSE NO5 East Fourth street Mrs MARY DRUSE motherInlaw of above L1LLIA DRUSE aged dye and I HENRY DRUSE aged three children I of Mrs Druse Mrt LBFFLKR No 2 East Third i at reel I LOUISA LEFFLKR nine years old daughter of above Mrs nOZENriAHT LUCILLE BO ZtCNIIART ANNA ICABTNHR and PAUL KA3TNER all of No 110 Firs uvnnup EMILY WALHEIM MUNDBL Mrs ANNA of No 11 East Second street IECOMR the Minnas ot No 53 East I Seventh street Their mother reported them among the mIning seventh street irs PAUIjINE HECKERT of No S8 I Avenue I GUSTAVE GUTK of No 14S Second I avenue I EMIL BOiratB of No 306 Bast Ninety I third street STACY KARCHES of No 1M Russell street Brooklyn Mrs GUESSLER of No 201 Avenue A CAROLINE HAMMAN of No 439 Fifth street Mrs ALBERTINA LAMBECH of No 47 Bunt Ninth street Fifteen others who are too iy terlcnl to give their names All of the above were either burned or are suffering from submersion INJURED VICTIMS IN THE HARLEM HOSPITAL The following Injured were taken to the Harlem Hospital EDWARD KIESSBL aged twenty aMen of No JM Avenue A submersion EDWARD KIESBSU ageS three earn address sUhmlrfl1 will 4s ANNIE KIESBEL tcPd twentyffi Bam address submersion and shock WILLIAM OBTTINQBR Jilted twelve of No il East Seventh street sub mellon FRANIC TRANDZICKI aged twelve of No 85 Bait Third street submersion Mr NELLIE KABSEDAUM aged thirty of No 1M GuernseY street Brooklyn shock submersion and I slight burns CAROLINE LUDBARIC ned fortysix No 412 East Sixth street Shock and I submersion JLVROAJIET WOLF ailed nftynlne No SOT Boat Eighteenth trt etlatt side burned submersion shock MARIE KRAUDBR set twentythree of No 432 West End avenue shock went home LENA KRAUDER aged thlrtyHve of No West Ninetyseventh street submersion dlslooated right shoulder 4 MANY OF INJURED AT THE LEBANON HOSPITAL The following a list of the jnjurea taken totho Lbanosi H8Dltft1 LUDWIG FOLKE fortyone of No XI Avenue HATTIB CfABSUAK fortyone of No 12S Bast Fourth street ANDREW ZIMMBR four of No 12 I Boat Third street I PAUL LIEBNOW thlrtytwo oXo 133 EoBt One Hundred and Twenty fifth street ANNIE L1KBNOW thirtytwo of No 133 Bast One Hundred and Twenty ntth street i HELEN LIHBNOW sIxznons I JI1NDEL Mrs LILLIE thlrtyelirh years old of No 64 Seventh street and tears children ARTHUR men and mhB GERTRUDE Fix HAAS MM GERTRUDE wife of the Rev Dr George Haas HAAS ANNA eight years old of No 64 Seventh street HANSON Mrs nd TETTMORE Mrs who lived with the pastor Mrs MARGARET of No 22i East Tenth street SCHRAIIMANN AGNES of No B5 Avenue A SHIRE VIOLA ten years old her daughter MALLSTADT LOUIS fortyfive years old of No CS9 East One3Iundrfd and Fortysixth street GRAFF LOTTIE of No B4 West Fiftyfourth street DENGLER Mrs A and her three children husband has art office at no I Z2 Isrk Place HENCKNKR LUCY thtrtynve years old of No 189 South 11 cond street lirooklyn I CORDI lIRa NETTA of Nod1 East Sixth street and her children CORDEB HAMILTON twenty two years old CORD HENRY twentyone years old FRE3E ALBERT of No 4Ji East SIxteenth street nESE ANN II sister WEISS MRS TILl IE of No 55 East Fifth street 1 and her children WEISS HENRY WElSH YCOo WEIRS FREDERICK WEISS AMELIA SALOME WEISS MEYER MRS IIZZI1 of No SS Ave lI1NKFL A MRS LIZZIE of No 127 street Kast Seventh nntn eight and EDDIE LOTTIE LIN1C or No 18 Avenun A eleven SMiTH No 130 Third avenue JOSFPH HARlOtS No 242 DAVID and syLVIA Fifth street Third avenue No 50 TESSIE RITZ the Tho Infant child or Mis Alt ot Astor R1J 1UMLER of No 433 East Mrs FIlED Amell Sixth street and her children amt AnnIe Doerrtnc his wife and rIte Its 101r Gus810 agial ten and Em I two children connected aged flve years Ito was hula Lutheran Home It Oermatf I No with 12 thl Slate street Reported ulasitug of tha Paul Somerlntte 1 iw Un Pev Reformed Chapel on Ellis Island German I and MATtGARKfT HOLTZ No 174 East Fifth street ANNIE OREWE No 54 East Seventh street W1LIIBMXTTA PIE8CH No 107 East Fourth street CARL WEINQRAUR No 174 Norfolk street WILLIAM SAUBR No 1BJ Seoonil street BENJAMIN HYMAN No 4M East Sixteenth itreet BERNARD DYERHOFFBR No 131 Avenue A MARIE DYERHOFFBR his nineyear old daughter I MrS MARY KELSCU her brother ands tor all of No 800 East Fourteenth street U3 East One Hundred and Twenty fifth street I FRANK WEBER thirtyfive of No 404 Fifth street ANNIO WEBER thirtyone of No 401 Fifth Btreet ANNA MAHLSTADT of No OJ Bait One Hundred and Fortysixth sbreeit UNKNOWN BABY one year NETA flIL8KAWtw nty No 170 Knit Fourth atreet CN ANDBR elihUtn No 1M Batt Thlr strO if HENRY OELLTCH elevlJ1 No mWII1 loughby street Brooklyn CIIARLKS LINNIEZ No Avenue A I GEORGE MEYER No 430 East Seventh street KURT PERTLETE fifteen No 19 East Tenth street A RANTS No 3t2 Eait Ninth street riCHBOHN evn No 91 Avenue MARTHA KHUTSCH fourteen No HI Eaut Sixth street A KLEWEN twenlyfour No 13U1 WashIngton avenue FRED FHEB8E fifty No W9 East Honirton vtrcrot IlOEHEnVlM twenty No 29 Monroe street NOUN WOM thirty No 2B harlem Bridge 7 JCNrJj FINKBNOHEL twelve No U3 Sixth street JOHN LUDENANN fifteen No 4 Smith place KATH OAL1AOHBR eleven No 424 East Fifteenth street JACOB 3IENZLER No 1M FIrst avenue AUGUST LUNT No IBS Second avenue JULIUS SMITH No 63 First avenue MARGARET JOSEPH No 46 Third avenue JULIA AUSMAN twentyone No 121 FIrSt avenue AGNES STANQFIKnD No 1149 Park avenue PETER BROWN twelve No 2SJ Fifth avenue CONRAD DOLE eticht No 4M East Fifth street POLICEMEN RESCUED WOMEN AND CHILDREN rescued by the police late tJhls after Tfce following were reported noon AMEIAA KARl No 54 Seventh atr at Mr LAURA OULUOHT No 54 Seventh street WILLIAM OSSMAN sixteen year old of No 833 Fifth street Mrs ORAV1BJ end children No 44 BeT Third avenue taken Bikers Island Tloapltal badly burned WILLIAM FRKNHKISBN tenyear old son or DctectlveBernt Fren hedien picked up by a boat FRANK ELMORK No 98 Fourth at LYMPH1NE Goat Lymph Tablets The clenurnt and best TONIc Alo cure for NERVOUS PROSTRATION PAHAliTSIH LOST VITALITY PRBMA rUIlHJ DEe MELANChOLIA women at chance of life and all mental rldl nervous 1 incases Guaranteed free from all Injurious dregs uch IU morpjilne cocaine or chloral I Or mall price 1100 Write for book COlAS 1IOTVE1AS CO Lock Box 1TOU New Tork SoIC by Ilsieman a Co lee way Vin Wilson 130 SWaY Dalton Drug Ca Brooklyn reDffo f7 and YMarket It Newark And all dlJrotlt8 If you dont r1 jut right take LYMPHINE CANDY 1 SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY Btravrbcrry Holnss Cream Lump Ib IQo Chocolate Ornoble Wrtliiutslli 15o I SPECIAL SOB THUHSDAY CbooolBla San BIB llonBonslb IQe Jliooolaio Mole Under Chip Ib 15 4Ofr75 BAPCLAYS1 I 17 dtJA1 CaR WEST QbAP CORTtANlJWJ UJl CIiU1KlI Adv rtl eni In World Wants Qet a arger olreuMUon thin imy other we oestfiri I4w YerkwaiJt medium care ms I jJ EMMA METTLER eight No 41 Frat avenue JOHN IIANFS sixty No IOI East On Hundred and Seventieth street ANNA FREeSBflftein No CM bIt Houston street ELLA EaSE fortythree No tOi East Houston street FRANCES SMITH fourteen No i First avenue GEORGE NETTZ BR two years End nix months No 33S East Fifth street KATE NETTLER thjrtytwo No138 East Fifth street WILLIAM HEINZ eight No lEst Fifth street LULU BBUSCir thlrtyone No J401 East Flftyelchth street HATTIE BBNOLER No 123 East Seventh street TILLIE KRINQLB six No 4UMt Fifteenth street i I BECKER twentynv No Lextngton avenue I 5 I WEHSNER woman tMrtpkW0 No 121 West On Hundred arrd Hlltlj street GRACE BROWN four No lJOJUt Fourth street LUCY BROWN thirteen No 12tEut Fourth street AUGUST FOBKOW iforty urNo170 East Fourth street jAMES BLAND addreea not ctven MARY PEOrrr twentyeUtot Non First avenue FRESHER No East Fit te ath Btrect EORIESER twentythree iddrs not trtvenwoman tJnktlol woman a street JOSEPh KAUFFMAN No 42 Edt Tenth street Mrs PROMICIC No 33 East Thlrtt street Mrs STUDEMANDER Mrs PARK No 83 East Fourth street Mrs HECKARDNO SS Avenue A Mrs aUTTENBERa No 343 East Tenth street Irs SACJCMEYER No 341 Rlvlngton street I MnToBMER No S9 Forsyth street ANNIE ROSE No 13T Avenue A KATE DRUOBL No 439 East Flft street BOY LOSES HIS LIFE AFTER SAVING FOUR 1 Little Willie Blcotz a fourteenyearold boy whose address Is not at present known Is supposed to have been drowned but before he gave up liij oxxn lfi he saved the lives ot four other children The boy according work was one of those remarkable little heroes which to tlsovio saw his sUth great tragedies sometimes bring forth expert ewlmmer had saved lives along lie waterfront before The boy an fore As soon as he saw the water full of Wutle children he leaped OTST board and began the work of rescue He held two Children heads abora the water until a boat came along and picked them up then swam to another child and saved that A fourth child he just managed to hold up until help came and he wa swimming for a fifth when a gasoline launch with an excited pilot earns along at great speed The pilot of the launch evidently didnt 8eo the little i fellow for toe crashed Into him and the boy was not seen again Hvwa probably drowned 4 I JUMPED INTO WATER WITH HIS FAMILY Edward Klefel of No 266 Avenue A was taken to Harlem bt Ambulance Surgeon Burn With Klefel were his wife Fanny and their eon Edward gOO about seven years A daughter Lillian Is missing and belIeved to be among the dead The doctors say the boys recovery li not looked for 5 Klefel says he was standing on the upper deck when the fire started He says the fire broke out opposite Astoria He said he stayed on the boat until he could no longer remain then with those members of his family I whom us could find he jumped Into the water The missing girl Lillian Is about six years of age The mother if frantic with grief I 4 LIFE PRESERVERS WERE REGULARLY EXAMINED When asked concerning the statement that the life preservers were rotten Secretary James KAtkinson of the Knickerbocker Steamship Company said he couldnt understand how such could be the case Inasmuch as tht lifepreservers had been regularly examined by Government Inspectors Coroner OGorman will begin an Investigation of the disaster at 6 oclook this afternoon In the Alexander avenue station 1500 0 Heavy White Iron Bed trimmed with briss all sizesnot I 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