The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-19
FIRE ESCAPES WERE PLENTY
But THE GUESTS LOST THEIR HEADS
AND FORGOT TO USE THEM.
One COOI-Headed Man Who Saved n.
Family and HimseIf-A FIimsy
Structure-Scenes and Incidents.

NEW YORK. March 1s.-The most COM
plete list of casualties at the Windsor Hotel
fire shows that sixteen persons were killed
without attempting TO speculate on the
bodies in the ruins. The latest estimate to-
night is sixty-six missing and fifty-seven in
jured, but all the names were not procura-
bic
Following is the list of dead corrected to
8 o'clock tonight:
Revised List of Dead.
CONNOLLY. JOHN, employe of hotel. died
at Flower Hospital.
GIBSON. MRS. ADDIE, aged thirty-five,
Cincinnati, o., shock; died at Murray
Hill Hotel.
GOODMAN. ELEANOR LOUISE. aged
seventeen. daughter OF Samuel Goodman,
Of this city; died at Bellevue Hospital.
GRANDY, MISS LASALLEs, of Elizabeth
City. N e, here on shopping tour;
burned TO death.
HENRY. MRS. MEHITABLE,. widow of
DR. Morris H. Henry; internally injured;
died al Roosevelt Hospital.
KIRK. NANCY ANN, widow of James s.
Kirk. soap manufacturer Chicago; died
at Bellevue Hospital.
LELAND. MRS. WARREN. wife of the
proprietor of the hotel. burns on body;
died 1T Flower Hospital.
LELAND. MISS HELEN, daughter of the
hotel proprietor, found dead
PADDOCK. AMELIA, aged thirty-five, of
~ IL
SULLIVAN MARY, died at Bellevue Hos
pital OF burns.
KATE FLANAGAN. chambermaid; died in
Flower Hospital this afternoon
UNKNOWN MAN, who jumped from roof
at rear of hotel.
= fifth-avenue window; lied at Helen
Gouid's house.
UNKNOWN CHILD. thrown from window
by mother.
above mentioned, jumped from hotel
window.
UNKNOWN WOMAN, jumped from win
dow; died at No. 10 East Forty-sixth
Correct List of Missing.
Following is a corrected list of those
guests missing since the fire yesterday:
ANGLIN. MRS MARY, forty-five years Of
age. wife of r. a. Anglin, Of this city.
ADAMS MISS L. S.
BISCHOFFHAUSEN, AARON. of Ger
many.
BRUIT, JANE. aged forty.
BRADLEY. MRS. VI. c., aunt Of Mrs. A Nj.
Fuller, Of Petersburg.
BOYCE, FIOSSIE, aged eight, daughter of
w. $ Boyce said to have been rescued
by father and afterwards disappeared.
BRUSH, MRS. NJ. G.
BOYD, MRS. and DAUGHTER.
CLAIR. MARY, chambermaid.
DEMORASCH, MRS. fifty years old.
DRESSLER, EVA, chambermaid.
EAGAN. MISS.
FORD, CHARLES.
FULLER. MISS MARGARET. daughter of
\. NJ Fuller, of Philadelphiai and sister
of Mrs. Thomas Carnegie, OF Pittsburg.
GUYON. WARREN, elevator boy.
HOFFMAN, MISS DORA, Baltimore.
JOSE. MISS. servant
JOHNSON, MRS. ID. J.
JOHNSON. ALEXANDER B., and wife.
NewburypOrt, Mass.
KELLY, ALICE, seventeen years old. serv-
ant.
LELAND. FRED, room clerk, cousin of
Warren Leland.
LYNCH, d.
LOWRY. MISS MAGGIE.
LAWRIE HARRY w, aged twenty-five,
New York.
LANNY, MARY.
ATDONALD. MRS. ISABELLA, aged for
Jy-twO, widow, family living in Toronto.
MORGAN. MISS ANNIE TAYLOR, aged
forty.
MORGAN. MISS CATHERINE.
MCCONNELL. KATE.
MNULTY. MISS NJ. c.. aged fifty-five.
New York.
TDONALD LIZZIE, New York
MCCARTHY, CATHARINE V, New York.
MCCARTHY, HENRY.
8rKENNA. JENNIE, aged thirty-five,
clambermaid.
AIORAT JENNIE. aged thirty. chamber
maid.
NASH. MIR
NELLIE. ANNIE Qknown at the hotel as
Annie Malloy.)
PATTERSON, MRS. wife Of Judge Pat
teIsOn, OF Colorado.
PCRDY. MRS. l. H., seventy years of age,
OF Purdy's Station, y. y.
ROBINSON, SANFORD, forty-five years
old. and woman who is either his wife
or daughter, supposed 10 live in Lords
burg, y. Y.
SALAAION. MRS. D. s.. WIDOW.
SALAMON. MISS ROSANA, twenty-seven
years of age, her daughter.
SHEA, KATE, forty years of age. servant
STOKES. MRS. JAMES H.. this city.
SIMMONS. LELAND. wine steward cousin
OF Warren Leland. ffty-three years old.
SIMPSON. MISS ADELLA, twenty years
Of age. of South Orange.
SLEMAN, MARY, twenty-five years of
age this city.
SOY MARY. twenty-three years old. laun-
dress.
UPHAM. ANNETTE. daughter of ex-Stace
Senator Upham, Of Vermont
VAN VECHTEN, a. V. w. New York.
VAIL. MISS NJ. of Purdys Station. n. Y,
granddaughter OF Mrs. /, III. Purdy-
WALSH. MARY, servant.
WARD, ANNIE, chambermaid
Injured and Their Condition.
Following is list OF the injured and a
statement Of their condition;
ARTHUR JAMES. fireman: New York
Hospital
BADBNBURG, MRS.
BAILEY. MRS. CATHERINE, Chicago
burns Of body; Roosevelt Hospital; con-
clifton good.
BREWER. MISS HELEN. burns Of body.
iacerated hands. and thigh brokeus