The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-02-10
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BUCHANAN. W. c., New York. .lIghtly
burned; at Gedney house.
DoPHELER. o. D., New York. burned about
the hands; at Gedney house.
FONDA. E. c.. Rupert. VI. hands burned;
returned home.
HARMON. B. B.. New York, burned about
the face and hands. and injured internally; at
Gedney house.
HARMON. II. L. New York. fractured skull
and thigh with injured spine; at New York
hospital.
KLEIN, CLARENCE W., Hazelton. Pa, parti-
ally asphyxiated and burned; discharged from
Bellevue hospital.
KNAPP. Mrs. s. W.. Boston, hands burned;
at Gedney house.
LoCKARD, Mrs. w. s., New York, badly
burned with internal injuries and may die; at
Gedney house.
LUsK, DR. o. L., New York. hands severely
burned, knees and foot cut and bruised; ut
Gedney hospital.
HUsBIE, o. B., Richmond. Va. badly burned
about the feet; at the home OF his brother in
W. Forty-secOnd-st. near sixth-ave.
MAGEE, GEORGE W., slightly burned about
the hands; at Gedney house,
MEARs. RICHARD, proprietor Hotel Royal,
hands slightly burned; a. the Hotel Yendome.
MEARs, Mrs. ISABELLA, New York, slightly
burned on head and body and cOntusions of
back and side; at Bellevue hospital.
REYNOLDS. Mrs. E. D., Philadelphis, hand
burned slightly; at Gedney house.
soHoTT, Mrs. W. H. ir. New York, slightly
burned; at Gedney house.
TEAL, A. W., New York, slightly burned; at
Gedney house.
TITUS, Mrs. NJ. A., Albany. hands burned; at
Gedney house.
UPMAN. FREDERICK. New York, hand cut;
atS45 w. Thirtieth-st.
WHITE, CHARLES, Philadelphia, probable
fatal burns and conscious; at Bellevue hospital.
The rescued: w. G. Buchanan, G. s.
Sonby, Rupert Lamont, c. Kramer, Z. B.
Reynolds and wife, c.. Cockburn, E. Allen,
o. Sepler, c. White, E. G. Harding, w. H.
Scott and wife. Langdon Smith. g. S. Nc
Gee. James E. Corey, Mrs. J. Titus, Mrs.
S. Knapp OF Chicago. These were taken
to the Hotel Metropolis, four blocks away.
P. Taylor, H. P. Tompkins, w. G..
Pearce, three more of the rescued, were
taken to the Gedney house.
Not all 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 written are: L. T.
Leonard and Mrs. Leonard, Philadelphia; /;
Il. D. Sonlin, city L. f. Leonloka, Ruper-
ton f. a. Clark and wife, Boston; J. ].
Price and wife, city; L. @. and Mrs. Tay-
lor, Newark, n. j.; +. Lester and wife,
Boston; J. X. Smith and wife, Springfield,
Mass. John Parkerson and wife, Great
Neck, i. l.. Mr.. Mckee and wife, New
Haven @. H. White and wife, Nyack, n.
Y; J. @. Williams and wife, Albany; II.
o. Warren and wife, Nyack; r. Marrong
and wife, Boston; John Thompson and
wife, city; Thomas Gould and wife, city :;
F. r. Luehfel and wife, Mr. White and
wife, Chicago; Mr.. Falkner, wife and
daughter, Connecticut.
Those who are known to be dead and
whose bodies have been recovered are not
all identified. In fact only one was identi-
fed with any degree of positiveness this
was believed to be II. G. Levy of the firm
OF Levy, Strauss & Freeman, clothiers on
Broadway. The body was badly burned
and dis6gured. The other four are the
bodies of two men and two women. It is
feared that search of the vast smoking
pile of debris in the cellar of the hotel will
reveal many ghastly finds. 1t was reported
at late hour that not less than 100 people
are still llunaccountedf for.