The age-herald., 1899-03-22
THREE BODIES WERE RECOVERED From the Ruins of the Windsor
 Yesterday. THEY WERE BADLY CHARREO And Difficulty is Being Expe- rienCed in Identification. THE RECOGNITION OF MISS AUzE By Two Emp "es of the Hotel Seems
 { Positive.
 S7T> THE INS ( ID ARE RECOVERING sS
 SS The /S.S $ About the Ruins Are 1m- 7 :; 'le' and Debris Is Piled Fit v cen Feet High in Fifth
 Avenue Side.
By Two Emp .es of the Hotel Seems
 $ Positive.
HE INS S ID ARE RECOVERING

New York, March H.-Three bodies were recovered from the ruins of the Windsor hotel today. They were badly charred and great difficulty is being experienced in the Identification. The first body recovered was that of a female of small stature The arms and legs were missing. It was first thought to be Miss Dora Hoffman of Balti- more, who is among the missing. Tonight, however, two of the employees claimed to identify the remains as those of Miss Mar garet Auze of New York. There are now five bodies at the morgue, each tagged with number which. with the known dead, brings the list to fifteen The list of missing is still very large. The injured at the hospitals are recovering.
 The unknown bodies are as follows:
 Body No. l, recovered Monday; male, legs, arms and head missing.
 Body No. 2, recovered Monday; woman, supposed to be young; unrecognizable; on one hand part of a kid glove with pearl buttons; black cloth buttons on dress marked Made W. & K. Company extra made;" supposed to be a hotel employe.
 Identification of Miss Auze
 Body No. 3, recovered Tuesday; female, supposed to be about sixty; small stature; arms and legs missing; identified as Miss Margaret Auze, New York.
 Body No. 4, recovered Tuesday; frag- ments of what appears to be a woman's body.
 Body No. 5, wholly unrecognizable; the legs are gone and the body is charred and shrivelled to about half its natural size Teeth in excellent condition. They are ap- parently those of a woman.
 The recognition of Miss Margaret AuZe, made by two employees of the hotel, seem ed to be very positive. Miss Auze had been a guest of the hotel for fifteen vars. She and Miss Dora Hoffman. of Baltimore, were seen to go to their rooms on the fifth floor shortly before the fire and it is thought both perished
 Although the work of clearing away the del AA is progressing as rapidly as possible, 1t seemed tonight when the shift of four hundred men was made that but a small part of the ruins had been removed.
 Crowd Kept at a Distance
 Lines of policemen are drawn all around the ruins and the big crowds that still gather are kept at a distance. The streets about the ruins are impossible and the debris Is piled to a height of fifteen or twenty feet on the Fifth avenue side On the Forty-seventh street side the pile is even more formidable. The workmen have succeeded in clearing away considerable of the debris for distance of about twenty feet toward the interior of the mass and to a distance downward over this territory to the ceiling of the cellar. They had struck at intervals what appeared to be partition walls, and tonight are digging around them toward the ground.
 The servants of the hotel were for the most part on the top of the Forty-seventh street side floor.
 Workmen have unearthed many articles of cheap clothing and cheap 5ewelry as W " hn1n fn fha da- mestics.
 It was estimated that with the speed with which the work is progressing at present 1t will be at least a week before the pile will have been gone over and it may be longer.
 All during the night articles of more or less value were brought to the surface and turned over to the policemen who were sta tioned about to receive, number them and take them to the station houses to await Identification.
 List of the Missing
 The list of the missing is now as follows: Angln, Mrs. Mary, New York; Bradley. Mrs. N. K; Boyce, Flossie, New York; Brush, Mrs. H. G.; Clare, Mary, chamber maid; Desch, Charles, Seabright, N J.; Durham, Augustus; Egan Miss, patron of hotel; Fletcher, Miss; Fuller Miss Marga- ret, of Pittsburg. niece of Mrs. Andrew Car negie; Guion, Warren, elevator boy; Hoff- man, Miss Dora. Baltimore; Jose, Miss; Johnson, Mir and Mrs. A. B.. Newburyport. Mass; Kelly, Alice, chambermaid: Leland Frederick. room clerk; Lam ny, Mary; Lowrie. Miss Maggie; Lynch, D.; Moore. Virginia, cham bermaid; Morgan, Annie Taylor, pa- tron of hotel; Mccarthy. Miss Catherine, manicure in hotel; Mccarthy, Henry; Mo- ,Connell, Kate; McDermott. Mary servant; Mcdonald, Lizzie, New York; Mcdonald, Mrs IZahpllQ n T0ro0fa. Nelney, Annie; Nelney, Henry; Ormston, Bridget, servant; Parry, L. H., of Massa- chusetts; Patterson. Mrs, wife of Judge Patterson. of Colorado; Shea, Kate, serv- ant; Simmons, Leland. wine steward; Smp- kins. Miss Clara: Simpkins. Miss Dora; Simpson, Adelaide, chambermaid; Sleman, Mary, of New York; Soy. Mary, laundress; Stokes, Mrs. James H.; Thomas, Anne; Upham, Miss Annette. of Vermont: Walsh, Kitty, servant; Ward, Annie, servant;