Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-08
DEAD, INJURED, MISSING.

Only One Body Recognizable Long List
of Missinx-BeIief That 100 Bodies Are
Smouldering in the Ruins-The Register
Not Reliable.
Not ell the persons who engaged rooms
at the hotel last night registered, nor did
all who registered put down true names for
reasons best known to themselves. A few
Of the names of those written are:
! L. L. Leonard and Mrs. Leonard, Philadel-
phia; II. D. Sonlin, city; E. F. Leonloka,
Rupert, Ont; w. Trafford and wife, New
Rochelle: F. A. Clark and wife, Boston; j. C.
| Price and wife, city; L. c. and Mrs. Taylor,
Newark, N J.;S. Lester and wife. Boston;
J. *. Smith and wife, Springfield. Mass;
John Parkerson and wife, Great Neck, l.. l.;
Mr. Mckee and wife, New Haven; c. NJ. White
| and wife, Nyack, n. y j. C. Williams and
wife, Albany: IL. o. Warren and wife Nyack;
/ r. Marrong and wife, Boston; John Thomp-
| son ana wife, city; Thomas Gould ana wifr,
| city; e. r. Juehie and wife, city; Mr. White
and wife Chicago: Mr.. Falkner, wife and
daughter, Connecticut.
Those known to be dead, whose bodies
were recovered, were not all identified. In
fact, only one was identified with any de-
gree of positiveness: this was believed to be
II. c. Levy, of the firm Of Levy, Strauss &
Freeman, clothiers, OH Broadway. The
body was badly burned and dishgured. The
other four are the bodies of two men and
two women 1t is feared that search of
the vast smoking pile of debris'in the ce liar
of the hotel will reveal many CHASTITY finds.
1t was reported at late hour that no less
than 100 people were still unaccounted for.
The dead, missing and injured are reported
as follows:
The dead
Unknown woman Al wears old fra fred
skull and slightly burned. She is supposed
to have jumped from Il window and killed
herself. Body at morgue.
Unknown woman, about Is, good-looking,
light complexion, wore an abundance of
jewelry. Burned and suffocated. Body ut
morgue.
Unknown man, about 35 years old, dark
brown hair, jumped from window. Head
smashed in pieces. Smooth face, about
feet 3 inches in height, weighed about $50
pounds, wore linen night shirt and trou-
sers Body at morgue.
Unknown man, good-looking, about AS years
old, had on striped silk undershirt, light
brown stripes. Evidently a Hebrew. Body
ut mOrgue.
Henry c. Levy, OF the firm of Levy, Strauss
& Freeman, 737 Broadway. wholesale
cIothiers; identified by his brother, Ii. j.
Levy, at the morsue.
The injured are:
Clarence W. Klein, 80 years old, single.
lawyer, Hazleton Pa; sutfocated and
DuTllcu. lDJuTlCS uOG I6ldl 1lhCu W
Bellevue Hospital.
Walter L. Yates, co years DID, clothier of
Philadelphia, condition serious; burns and
confusion. Bellevue Hospital.
Mrs. Isabella MeareS, wife of the proprietor.
Injuries not serious, will recover. Taken
to Bellevue Hospital.
Herbert Harding, engineer of the Hotel
Royal, fatally burned while trying to
rescue a woman. Several ribs broken.
Taken to hospital.
The missing are:
William Z. Armstrong, Thomas Kennedy,
Charles Close.
The rescued:
W. G. Buchanan, c. s. Sonby,
Rupert Lamont, C. Kramer.
E. B. Reynolds and wife, c. Cockburn,
+. G.. Allen, o. Sepier.
G. White, E. G. Harding
W. H. Scott dwife, Langdon Smith,
G. S. McGee James f. Corey,
Mrs. j. Titus, MISS Knap. ofChicago.
2. Taylor, II. p. Tompkins,
W. G. Pearce.
Further inquiries were made during the
evening at the West Thirtieth street police
station for the following, who are among
the missing: Kate Reilly, Elizabeth Dom
ahue, Maggie Guilder, May RYAN and
Susie Smith, chambermaids; Annie Cum
mings, Mrs. Van Norden, William McLeane, Z
and wife and o. A Murphy Among others
inquired after were Mr. and Mrs. Lockhart,
permanent guests of the hotel, who came
from Scotland on visit to this country.
Mr.. Lockhart was described a. an elderly
man and wealthy, and his wife is young
woman who has been an invalid for some
time past. They occupied rooms on the
for1rth floor