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ADVERTISING NOTES.
Buhach at New Drug Store.

ADVERTISING NOTES.
Buhach at New Drug Store.
"Another reason" appears in this
issue.
Root Beer on draught at Benson
Smith & Co.'s.
G. j. Mccarthy has lots on Liliha
street for sale.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is the best.
After shaving use Cucumber Skin
Tonic. Benson, Smith ~ Co., Agents.
Sunburn relieved at once by Gu
cumber Tonic. Benson, Smith a. Co.,
Agents.
Beef Iron ~ Wine, New Drug Store.
IA Male has removed to 103 Fort
street, the store formerly occupied
by Frank Gertz.
The remainder of the furniture of
Waikiki Villa will be sold at Nor
gan's salesroom on Friday.
The Hawaii Holomua knows where
to advertise to get business patrons.
1t is the leading native paper.
Mechanics Home, 50 and 81 Hotel
street. Lodging by day, week or
month-25c. and Soc. night; 81
md S1 Df, II, ,,,,,l,
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The departure of the Australia at
noon to-day was a lively event. The
wharf was crowded with friends of
the outgoing passengers and curious
onlookers. The band played on
the wharf. The Australia's depar-
ture was delayed for half an hour
awaiting special mail.
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The Swedish national anthem was
played at the departure of the S. S.
Australia to-day, in honor of l.. G.
Young, Superintendent of the
drado o
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Departures.

WEDNESDAY, Oct. u.
Australia, Houdlette, for San Fran
cisco
Stmr Pele for Waimea and Makaweli
Stmr Jas Makee for Kappa and Hanalei
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Mr.. j. Grace, manager of the Ho-
nolulu Dairy, was very excited
man previous to the departure of
the Australia to-day He was look
ing for Arthur Waldron, one of his
drivers, who took French leave on
the steamer.
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j. B. Maholm has been appointed
Vice-Consul General of Hawaii for
the Pacific Coast.
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Quina La Roche, New Drug Store

For that full feeling after dinner
chew the "Chuddy" gum. The best
gum out! For sale only at "The
Elite Ice Cream Parlors."
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At the debate last night in Queen
Emma hall on annexation" it was
decided that it would be detrimen-
tai to the interests of Hawaiians.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

A native named Kiniohe has been
arrested for manning, and will be
tried tomorrow.
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. ~, 1892.
Arrivals.

Arrivals.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. II.
U S s Alliance, Rich, II days from San
Francisco
Stmr G r Bishop from Hamakua and La
haina
Stmr James Makee from Kauai
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The demand for the foreign mail
nearly exhausted the past weeks
dates of the BULLETIN
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Prof. Barnard of the Lick Obser-
vatory has added a fifth satellite to
the four satellites of Jupiter discov-
eted by Calico in 1910.
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Goo Kim Fook has been admitted
partner in the firm of Wo Chong
Wal at Kahili, Kauai.
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Diamond Head, 3 p. m.--Stmr. G.
r. Bishop Is miles west; weather
cloudy, wind light east.
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The Fire Police held their regular
meeting last evening. After routine
business a social time was had.
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Jas. F. Morgan will sell mares and
colts, also other horses and a con
cord wagon, at j. |. Dowsett's stables
on Saturday.
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g exceptional value" and see if the facts
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Tho List of lnjure 4.

AVERY. J. B., Of the American Tobacco Company Of
New York: burns and BRUISES quite serious: went to
BLocxiRp. Mr.. of New York; burns and slight in.
GLrss DAVID O.. policema left shoulder broken.
HARDIS0 HERBERr 20 years Old sol West forty.third
street. second engineer Of the hotel injured about the
ribs by falling. A. Presbyterian Hospital.
Pa, suffering from suioc ation Al his mothers home.
KkArr Mrs. sAsyKl. OF New York. burns and bruises
LEVY. u; J.ot imperial Dlstnns Company. ls Broad
LOcKBARr. Mr. and Mrs. u. Hands cut badly sliding
down rope, At the Gedney House.
LusE DR. .. L., who lived at the hotel. Somewhat
bruised and left hand cut and burned. Taken to the
Gedney House.
Lvsnir.--, a bookmaker Of New Orleans foot hurt.
MEAnEs RcIAnp proprietor Of the hotel, hand burned
NsAsis IsA.rlLA aged A. wife of the proprietor of
the Hotel hoy, lex fractured and body and limbs
NooSAs. JUSTIN NJ. los Randolph avenue. Jersey City
KnrsoLps. ars E. b. of Philadelphia Slight INJURIES
Wen: nsdpe Sp.s win York ass nGea
escape rope Hands hurt. Went to Hotel vendorne.
wASRIs, MARY. ~ years old born in New York city;
single dsicriIed as factory Yrl Taken from second
floor and sent to 81 Lukes Hospital By DR. Young Of
Called at d O'Clock r. IL" and took her to tho Grand
Union Hotel she Is not burnt, and will recover.
Y4rkr. WALTER H. sged ~. Pbilndephia clothier.
uncle Of Mira Deks wife OF the owner Of Dickels Md.
BELLEVUE Hospital Not expected to live. '"As" ~
Woman unknown. In New York Hospital. Fracture Of
base Of skull conclusion OF BRAIN left thigh brok EN-
WAS scious when she arrived and has remained
weight, fair complexion. dark syeS NO ciothint. Viii
probably die, $500
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on III. third floor to the street hand over hand

on the third floor TO the street hand over mana
IT, ssRS 81 Of 1913 West FsE ;ss
orstk sssest o. .he p 81 'Ss
He assisted In several rescues ana inSM,e@,
hS ss p ssS sssc 81 s ~
and tore ' lie iesh from his hands to the bone.
NO ROPE IN THIS TouRrH-FIoon ROOM.
fourth esE seS Ss9f e's vie asa
s SsS sss ssa.j
ssSapng wa s,s o tb snt nw snses
iook ed out The Whole. interior, Of the build.
Ing n to be In When hs opsse
EsfST thsss call Or
s sScvs % snd e. sasF sSya
far out as he dared. but could not at, reach
s s%ns sBse As And 'fs s man vent Sssn
swing brought It within Mr. Lockhart,s reach.
ne and held It e the w hsDSa Wiz bIs
Mrs L0okhsrt bud on 1 9Say ra her s niehs
s Sand over hand e and Mr Losshart followed
her. When no loft bis room the ilamess we're S
little injured. Mr.. tockhartlost many valuable
papers. including some insurance policies
SAVED THE PARROT.
1ibeaty Street has Seen ~ }vns WITH his wife
OF the Hotel Royal for two %Snths H s,t osSp
shouss aroused @y Vile and opsacd
SSHs nf o es hh Sa sA'f %
so ssRResf wi Wien snS s.
parrot IN a cage Tint I valued. and I threw the
cage to O. policeman who vas standing on the
ws w %naes SS w Sna he
Of ny parrot Ladder was run uP 70 ose
q good deal Of furniture"
hs DsF5os was taken f. caErG RefHHs
night NIGHT g Z, sec seI Ike BIRD dit''0 'A'' ' '
JUST AS THEY WE'RE GOING TO JUMP.
Mrs. Fulper and her daughter, Mis :, Fulper.
who is pupil at prIynte school IN Fiith ave;
i've 1 IL New YosE: Their room vas p tSs
snsG 0Hn end th tssy az
a%p rs h:s s sssd a tie Windows Until part
determined to W. jump rather than be burned to
esSapedt ne o Kn,ah hf houss NJ io3 West
Fortieth street. where four men and two wo-
men. who refused to give their names. were
also TAKEN.
old woman and her son. He took them from n
room OH the third floor They were sent to
Or. P. ]. Morrow,s. 10 West Fortieth street,
out clothing The son gave Fox 500.
FIRST SLEEPER OUT.
Felix Kraemer. who Is with Steinway 4 Sons,
says that he was the first guest Of tho hotel
who escaped. This is tho third time have
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WHAT COMEDIAN PoWERs SAW.
It Looked ut First Though People Were
y. PerishlnE BIZ the sppre. .,., 90.

It Looked ut First Though People Were
Perishlne BIZ tho sppre. ..., ..
+" Actor James r. Powers OF IA Straight Tin"l
company was standing talking to friend in
front Of the Gedney House about 3 o'clock
Sunday morning. IL saw the fire breaking
out OF the roof OF the Hotel Royal" he eaid.
land hurried over to the hotel and rang an
alarm. When I got there the whole inside Of
the building was burning. The fire shot from
the air shaft straight up to the roof
dow wal In Il the Suiidins was fIiied With With
faces. Many Of them were women. They
she%ted BACK u 90 BACK Dont smp for
from q window on tho fourth floor. He struck
Ills clothes were on iirs when he lett the win.
dow. In q window on the third floor a woman
stood nearly nude and cried for help The
started up to bring her down. The room be-
hind her was filled with fire. and she tried to
come down the ladder alone. She lost her
who ted to s ed SIC SIS
fell TO- 70 the ground 4 and was killed: ia,
at the windows Ta erazsG with
jump saw at least iteen men man and ' Women mem
by smoke iell bssf into the ire: Theirs We're .
9s ans ssca ws%en an T0 dsap
sssGhsa H. SSsaF ys;
Was atire there. Ono man passed cSiid ana
a woman out Of the third.aoor window nearest
Thirty-ninth street, and helpeu them along
bnSns Il n0 eS hns hf 70 ao
got sn sds%aE With tRer nsSt
Ts absn h fps &c q a Ged h
House."
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. was aroused BY a loud. rushipg noise that
No. ts dnns
tRst time no ono else lad escapsd: '', "D1 ~
tor who lives across the. street from the hotel.
said that when the IRE first started and men
and women at the windows were throwing
their valuables into the street, three or four
en xses eOS Tas maae %
began to drop from tie windows: One woman Sog
jumped from the fourth floor, She was taken
f. barber shoG Another nSd from
and took her down on his ladder. She wa !.
the windoW sill unit! he was reached by tho
hremen: he said niterward that ne and his
wife wore on their way to Salem Mass.
Mr.. AVERY LOST HIS SON.
j. Z. Avery. an agent OF the American To-
Years old; oa the fourth moor Ths wv were
9a nf ior ss'e sW s
xss oFssd 70 he ITO
bedroom and escaped by sliding down q rope.
JUMPING TO THE ROOF OF THE CAFE
R hsd T. dSsk Sh t tse hStS 1s and hs
was not at homN on Saturday night. DR..
Lusk went down the Are escape in the
a dozen people had collected. Most Of
them were. In their. night clothes, DR..
Lusk and NJ. J. Levy broke into a bedroom
cushion 7or people who jumped to the top OF
the cafe. Some Of the r. eonle op the root q
broke open the skyliRht and dropped through
It to the ground floor. Several other people
followed him and escaped through the cafe
,yinIOws
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we're. undoubtedly transient dodgers OF the
Two stylishly dressed women. with fur.
from ess f Hsaas Sa dIstqst about
In the afternoon. aud gaxed at the faces q the
two women. and then one whispered 10 inc
p"I, always IL told you. Nell. that that Hotel
They asked no NOD questions. nor did they give
a weli.aressed man alfo went to ths MSTTgnsa
In mysterious. manner that he feared al, Old
friend q s had been Lost n the e a 9
bad rsestsred It tRe hotel S on Saturday niaht
He Viewed the bodies. but the friend was not
The bartender OF the Hotel Royal knows by
sight the. man In box No. 4. having served
drinks to him many times. but cannot tell MS
W, esr oS9k Mrs Ms ss Smith IL ,S %
%SrsSS ,s and Ss Ss 4 NAH ksG
friend Of hls. + A; Clark Of Clark Hotel.
hfe. Ts ssia sSss CLARK was ashisk.s ST man.
D5GS tsr aAr fnd R saS w aas e. H. HALEY,
MoEsass, and rs TINT the man II boz IN No
both Ryap and Haley were formerly clerks at
ssss T o"s io 81 10y bow ss Mary
fs;Ssf SSsssS !, Ss s Ssss
aiterynrd Henry johnson Of 1924 West Four;
Rsa me. N his asa! sF' IN s"V the ssiam;
EEsnaeS sss had !ys saa & nsd Rsnk e ssysrS
years and always stopped at the Hotel Roya!
that Carter had written to him that he was
IL Kim q. mann swahy S som
plexion. black m99ustaohe and whiskers. about
sig d feet tal and 81 years Of tho Ara
came to the Morgue in search Of r; j. burgess
Fl Brooklyn. who was in the hotel with tn, him Tim;
Mrs. Peii Of East sixty. seventh street recog-
tne h ring two pearls o anS NJ
she looked at tho corpse, she said the dead
SeRs Rst MFT ~" sst
e Jasn inc n said 81 Gfa ss
G% saa Hns uu nns ct rss F na
Conn. She had left Fair Haven on Thursday
might; and was stopping at the Hotel Royal.
and sndertsker Of Tempie Em MEEH' came to
the MorEue with an order from Coroner Mes:
ssemHsr Tor the, removal Of the body q q
Charles LeininEer of 1923 West Forty-eghth
was a boy. ,Levy's home was at $40 West
ofthree brothers The two elder Levy broth
their unexpected failure. Levy. the fatier. Is
said now to be In an insane asylum.
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=. Morsue " eetas asrtsch. her .s..., Lno~.ro b,

at MsrEue " RerehA Gsrtsch her knowaito b
GoSLp. Mr.: and Mrs. THOMAS. Doubtful
Mass,s 70 years DID, Inquired for At the
jteEsos. il: Missing. Transient.
KENNEDY. THOMAS. Transient
kkErE: Mary Inquired for Ct MorRue by Mrs Mary
cer With Srs kpspr shS az tS'I aedn on
LsS,. Mr. and 1rs rssalaF boarder.. occupied room.
% And ~ on the third floor Mr.. Lewis 10 abookm
MARkmAN. JuLIt cha mhermaid. Supposed to be lost.
Mar ~, child q , "; Nay VI: s,caPsd
sna Sunday al the hotel with IL Mts
MCLEAN. Mrs. wife OF the foregoing;
MoRnIs. CLARA. Inquired Tor at Morgue by . WONT an
NnEnAs. HEsEr: Was put to bed by friends Just be.
PHILLirs. -. porter. Doubtful;
and 10 supposed TO have retired her room
top, floor. 4, Description Of her. given BY Mamie
short sim. had light hair and Tlus eyes and had an
nnheaied ysGcnston marx on The left arm Inquired
eGr az HOFFMAN, HOUSE. W mary hein''
ROLAND. Mrs. Doubtful.
RYAN Mtny q years old. Inquired for at the rhr.
room 20 on first floor for several years Missing
ssrH. svsIE 20 years Old Inquired for al Thiftieth
s1srakssos, Miss Doubtful
BY g. ss stsss station
% ,hs Nj q Henry vsn
living at M Hotel ROYAL for tye weeks shs Was :
says she had $4,000 worth Of diamonds with her She
IL supposed to be IN the ruins
nevsd TO have, escaped Warren is missing. His real
name is CA Wearing. and the woman WAS not his wife
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RELICS OF TIE FIRE.
Articles Found In the Rurning Hotel which
the Police IRE Holding n0r the Owners.

Articles Found In the Rurning Hotel which
the Police are Holding nor tho Owners.
The police have these things awaiting own
ers at tho West Thirtcth street station:
Gold watch. found on third floor. Fortieth
street side; initials L. NJ. on case: works NUM-
Black card case containing pawn ticket and
MEMORANDA, found on second floor.
Naise containing liLdys reticuls and notions,
found on third floor. Fortieth street side.
found in pasteboard box n F9rtleth street.
kcrchief, pair twecyrrs. time table Lehigh
Valley u. H.. glove buttoner, and pin cushion.
Bunch OF keys. marked with tag Hall d. War.
ing. ionkers. n. y. 1851.
Silver tray and four small silver receptaclea,
Two opera glasses
Sinai case OF coins and sundry articles.
Bundle OF kid gloves.
Leather puc kago OF papers.
Hand reticule. leather. with initial "Y."
l.ady's leather reticule, silver trimmings
Package Of letters marked Lena COIN.
Box and two brushes. 80
Package OF papers and photographs.
Bundle 81 silver Iewelry. bracelets, &c.
Two forks. knife, and apron
Package photographs
Iackage letters.
Two trunfs
Two bundles. mnn and woman's clothes.
case containing 20 cent piece marked First
fare collected on Brook lyn elevated road"
scissors.
Piece OF melted silver and button hook.
Ihckage Of papers and Ivory card counter.
trunk ana package patent papers,
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SENATOR HILL SAW THE FIRE
From the Roof OF tho Nornandie with Other
Awakened 0aests.

From the Roof OF tho Norn,andle with Other
Awakened Guests.
United States Senator David B. Hill was
spectator Of the conflagration from the roof OF
the Hotel Normandie.
Senator Hill reached New York Saturday
evening at II 80 clock. and was driven at
once TO the Normandic. Broadway and Thirty.
eighth street, and Immediately repaired to his
rooms on the second floor and. being tired
from his journey. was shortly sound asleep
At 3 o'clock the Senator was aroused by the
putting OF engines In the street without, and
sprang from his bed. 1t first fearing that
the Normandie was on fire He opened
the door and peered out into the hall. but de-
tecting neither smoke nor fire. more deliDer:
ately regntered his room and pushed the call
bell When the boy responded he inquired
the cause OF the confusion. aud was told that
the Hotel Royal was burning and that probably
scores OF lives were lost.
The Senator hastily .pit on some Of his
clothes and long and heavy overcoat and
clerk informed him that he was about
T TO take ksnotor PITY OF eMfsts thsn% The
nearly an hour no stoud there. DC.
casionnlly a call boy came up to tho roof
and brought the latest street rumors. The
Senator was Mortified at tho extent Of the dis.
aster and expressed the deepest sorrow.
1t WAS after o'clock whom he descended to
his room and returned to his bod, But no did
not rest much that night. with dos n engines
putting away in tho streets beneath his win.
doWB.
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Could Not Breathe
Hoods SarsapariIIa
HOODS PILLS.-The best liver invigorator
and general cathartic Gentle. efficient.
from "a hofol ' ~ "

Or four months NTH that Miss Corey had been away
MT, and Mrs. Samuel Knapp had rooms on
yet reported himself to tho police. Mr.. and
BEEN Suts III IN the
noon and physician had treated her They
Mrs II + sieisht. Who, Is missing. lived on
H. Roys oE hs ha esd at s
SosWost sornsr Of TIE sadns Saa iaesG
seshsw %onse 81 Wes
street. made INQUIRIES OF the police late yes
o MI ana MTs ID Lewis: who lived on the top
friend. s. s. Moore. at Il East .Fiity third
street Miss Lewis was not related to Mr.. and
AmoRE The callers pt Il. the hospitsls were Ad:
.ss rs ry q 3R
Iorticth street was looking for her friend. Mrs
At street.
d rsssS sys tsT
names OF those they sought.
This Is a list Of the missing. made up from
named in It arc doubtless safe. and many Of
the names are aliases:
MISSING OR INQUIRED ron.
AVERY. son of J. z. Avery. Transient
brady. ELIZA, chAmbermaid OF the Hotel Royal. 10
known to have been in the house at the time OF the
i h sn sss Eat Il .ss :sSa
OF stature. with iron gray hair.
RkGLKY. MARY. 65 years old, housekecper. Supposed
to be Lost.
BuncniNELt. Miss. Of PHILADELPHIA Doubtful.
BuRGEss X. J.. Of Brooklyn. Ehquired for ut AorRue
by John Gibson.
CALLAHAN KITTY. chHmbernaid Supposed to be lost
CARTER, WALTER. EnQuired for at MorEue by Henry
johnson OF 824 West Fourteenth street
CnUpB, -. Transient.
CLOSE. CHA RIA Transient.
CUNAiNGs ANNIE Sc years old. Inquired for at Thr.
teth street station BY Mrs. r. Barron OF 1870 West
Thirty.hrst street
CLARK. F. A.. OF Clark's Hotel Boston Inquired for
at Morgue by T. l. Hunting OF 1873 West fortythrd
street
DoSonop 90 years old Inquired for at tho
Thirtcth street station by Miss seynath Of pa East
Forty.si street.
F,ELDs f. Inquired for at Thrtieth street station.
FREDERICK, Mrs JUSTINE. OF Fair Haven Incurred
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FIVE coRPsEs At THE MoRGuE
Two Women Whom Nobody Identifies POSI-.
tively-One or tho Men Recognise.

Two Women Whom Nobody Identifies POSI-.
tively-One or tho Men Recognise.
Five bodies only were brought by tho dead
wagon to the Morgue at 10 o'clock In the
morning, and put in plain pine boxes In the
main room. where all who believed they could
aid In Identifying the remains wore allowed to
view them. The boxes were numbered. and O
complete description Of articles found on each
corpse was made out. The jewelry belonging
to the women was shown by an attendant at
the Morgue to those who thought they recog-
nized the burned faces. Only one body. how
box No. s. who was II. ]. Levy. a salesman and
list of the dead at tho Morgue Is as follows:
a.2 ana eys. az
:sS is n: S;ss 81.
H .Sd a": Ss Fl
sSGs Ss .
EARRING one gold Iing VIII three small emsrads one
rns M p.s sas sh
due 70 suocation Thought At one timeto be Mrs Van
% Ct .d s.
DARK trcassr. White rssspsnasr. muslin hishi.Sir
ss s: :0S. nats
u sails6r.w man. 40 year. of age. dark brown
s "a Il, si
due 10 suneta,ion- Nay DO one OF the cooks.
Box No. b-Man, 70 years or age, r. feet inches;
brown non.tsche and hair; both feet and left hand
OH weight lao pounds; wore no clothing Death due
West ssventy.third street a. that Of II. j. Levy.
Al the afternoon and evening the attendants
Into the dead room, and answering the many
questions Of those who thought they had lost
relatives. friends. or acqnaintances After tina
brother and cousin and several other friends
them.
Several red eyed women. relatives OF the
girls who worked 10 the hotel. came TO see II
could recognize. hut they were turned away.
Tor the two Women LE0pght TO the MorgNe
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THE FIRE LINE.

had been rescued she would have sent mo
word In some way. There were fire escapes
on one side Of the building. but my wife was
not strong. and she probably became confused
In the smoke and wandered into the hall.
where she was killed."
Only soven employees OF the hotel were &C.
customed to sleep there They were Miss
Mary Begley. the housekeeper: four chamber
maids. and two porters. They. with Hubert
tho night clerk. and tho porter, and yardman
were th &c only Of The hotel who
Besey p sd oS
the top floor Of the old house. Miss
Rsgley,s room VA No: }oS: II was on the
The girls were julia ,Markham the tirst- floor
girl: w 49,. has been In the hotel for thirteen
ktto Reilly ana Kitty Gsilansn Kittio keiiiy
EssaS s6 6s.ss 9s re- M that Engineer
top feSr and who escaped. agreed that there ere
pants Of which had not beeR aroused. d. Moth Moth
liz
The body Of none Of these six missing women
is at the Morgue. and all are doubtless In the
Edward Marriott. city editor. Of the Erenin0
aT sna Of M IBIS
Mclean Of. 234 West Thirty ninth street lie
habit OF stopping. at the Hotel Royal from Sat
urday until Monday.
A man who refused to give his name told
the police that !. T. Fields Of Fifty-flrst street
left n party Of friends ut midnight of Saturday
seen since
William Wearing. who refused to give his
address, asked the police about his brother.
WsfIips H.. sSid Chat his b hTcihs. had
a. III. A. Warren and wife OF Nyack. * man
named G. NJ. Mhite. with another woman. was
with them White and his companion escaped.
but Wearing has not been hear from.
There were thirty.flve regular boarders In
the hotel. Of these. one. H. J. Levy. is dead,
and eight are not yet accounted Tor: All OF
except Mr.: Pierce and Mr.. bchonfleld. Mr..
Bch6enfeld had room on the ground floor. He
was among the first to be awakened and had
time to gather his most yalusSs
Of the, hell boys said yesterday after.
noon that he saw Mr.. Schoenileld going
hnck into his room. after having carried out a
big bundle OF clothing. for his toothbrush and
his hat box. Mr. Pierce also had time to
gather up his valuables.
a, Two q the boarders were not In the. hotel
with a friend. Miss j. f. Corey had gone 10
Philadelphia. This was the first time in three