Salt Lake Tribune | 1910-11-28 | Page 2 | Hunting for Bodies in Factory Embers

Mil FOB BODIES 1 FAGTORYEWIBERS County Prosecutor's Detectives Obtaining Evidence to Be Used in Inquiry. NEWARK, N. J.. Nov. 7. Only ope unidentified body remains In tho morgue hero tonight, only one employee of the Wolf Manufacturing company is" still missing, and It now seems that last night's estimate of tho dead in yesterday's yester-day's factory fire will stand at twcTity-flvc. twcTity-flvc. Flvo additional identifications of bodies at the morgue wero made today. No bodies were found In the burned building today, and Chief Astley 13 convinced that no more wl be found. Mo will keep his men at work until tho ruins have been turned over brick by brlclc. All approaches to the scene were crowded with a moving mass of humanity. hu-manity. It was estimated that 1100,000 slghtseors pushed against tho polico lines,. While tho firemen were digging among the ruins, detectives from the county prosecutor's office were making examination exami-nation of their own to determine responsibility re-sponsibility for the loss, of life. Photographs Photo-graphs and measurements wero taken to be used in the official inquiry that will bi held later. The factory 'was old. and the city authorities take tho stand that they cannot ho held accountable for any Inclc of fire escape the Inquiry may reveal. Tlu-y say they have jurisdiction only over new buildings and additions or alterations al-terations to those already in use.