New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-20
ANXTOTS NQTIRY CONTINUES
MANY NAMES STRICKEN FROM THE LIST
OF MISSING.
PERSONS WHO WERE THOUGHT TO HAVE fh"
1sHEn ARE SAFE VICTIMS IN HOS
PITALs IMPROVING

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continued to pour in from all quarters yesterday
At the East Fifty-frst-st police station 'heIe
wasa constant stream of visitors who were look
ing for missing friends and relatives nut the
anxious ones found little satisfaction there. Most
Of those who were reported as missing on sat
urdav are still unhcard from. and it is feared
that most of them will never he heard from
Some Of the inqulrers were referred to the
Hotel Grenoble, but there was little Information
for them there The register Of the WINDSOR Is
now at the Grenobc. and that is all
A few reports. however. were received Of per
sons who were supposed to have perished' nut
are in fact. safe and sound. Most Of these were
away from the hotel at the time Of the fire rev
have been discovered who were in the hotel
itself but were able to escape from IT, whose
safety was not known on saturday.
NOTHING OF VALUE FOUND.
The East Fifty-nrst-st police station which
was a centre Of fire news yesterday also re-
ceiyod word Of injuries to workmon engaged IN
digging for bodies in the ruins Several oundles
Of goods oxcavated from the ruins were brought
in I'm tho course Of the day. but nothing OF great
value has been received as yet. The many peo-
rla who visited the station included soi1e VINO
had cscapod from he fire themselves. and these
had new stories and incidents to relate
lanes Guizzetti. the chief pastry cook OF the
Windsor. who lives al 10. 40 East Fiftieth-s'.'
reported that he had heard nothing OF his as
sistants He was not in the hotel at the tme ol
the fire as he was sick with rheumatism al his
home lie said his kitchen was in the basement
IN the Fortv-sixth-st side. and that Katie
Lower Mary Riley and three men whose last
names he does not know. but whose first names
in, Hn L frh
en- nj the time Of the Ere None Of them have
been heard from.
George Guion was az The station looking for
his brother Warren l. Gu0n. OF No. l6@ East
One-hundred -and-thlrd-st. who was an elevator
man. He said he had heard that his brother
made twelve trips with the elevator after the
Aames were Arst discovered. He also said that
his brother had been in the employ OF the
Windsor for twenty years.
FEARS SHE HAS Persisted
Mrs James r. Stokes the widow Of General
Stokes. who had rooms on the nth noor. was In
CURED for hy her nephew Charles II. Lee, who
lives at No. : Gramercy Park in this city She
had lived alone al the windsor for two years.
Mr.. Lee said he had inquired for her every
where She has not yet been found.
Alexander c. Morgan. n cousin Of J. Pierpont
Morgan. who is banker AT No. 80 William-st.
called at the station to ask for his niece. Miss
Annie Taylor Morgan. who was in the hotel at
the time 81 the fire. Nothing had been heard Of
her
The mystery as to the wherea bouts NJ Mr.. and
Mrs J. y Lindsey and Mrs McSloy, NJ this
CITY. has not yet been cleared UP. The Plaza
Hotel Informed Tribune reporter over the tele-
phone on Saturday evening that Mr.. and Mrs
Lindsey had been there on that day after the
fire. hut had gone away. Judge Dennis O'Neill
was inquiring after them yesterday. and said
ne had heard no trace 81 them. He also asked
after Lanzo Kehoe, the father Of Mrs McSloy
who is eighty-seven years old and is feeble and
deaf The latter was once a piano manufacturer
in Buffalo but retired some time ago IT is SAID
that Mrs McSloy and Mrs Lindsey were seen
trying 10 carry the old man out Of the building
Mary Canning. thirty years old. an employe Of
tho Windsor. was also asked for yesterday. but
nothing had been heard Of her. She was new
employe.
Among those reported at first missing who
were ascertained yesterday TO he safe were A. V.
w Van Vechten. a lawyer at No. 10 Pine-st
His son-in-law Samuel V Y. Huntington No. GO
East Seventy eighth-st called IN say that he
was safe He was in the office Of the hotel when
the fire started and had little difficulty in gain
ing the street He is now at the Hotel Man
haitian.
MANY MORE SAFE
Abner A. Wilson and his wife were reported as
being safe at the Plaza Hotel Mrs. Wilson was
out shopping when the fire began. Mr.. Wilson
was Just coming into the lobby Of the Windsor.
He lost no time in getting out Of the lobby. Four
trunks Of goods. including much silverware.
were lost by Mr.. and Mrs Wilson.
Mrs Ira Holmes. the mother of Burton
Holmes. who has been lecturlng recently at
Days Theatre. and Mrs. Stiles Burton. who is
Mrs Holiness mother. were out driving at the
time OF the fire and are safe.
Mrs r NJ Spiller. WIN occupied room No. ABS.
was reported missing. but is safe. and is at No.
So West Finy-irst-st.
E. F. Leonard. who occupied room No. 40 and
is connected with Thomas Denny & Son. bank
ers and brokers' at No. GO Cedarst.. is safe.
Charles Diefenbasch. an elevator boy. is sa fe
at NO 102 East Nneteth-st
Adelaide Simpson hallmaid. who is thought
to have persisted. was inquired for by her
brother Percy. No 13 Cambrdge-st.. East
Orange. y J. She had been employed at the
hotel for about six months.
f. p Wells and his family. Of jamestown
y D.. are safe at the Manhattan Hotel
Sanford Robinson. Of Los Angeles. Cal. is NJ
longer missing" lie is AT present with friends
AT 30 40 Park-ave. Mr.. Robinson said ycster
day that he and his family had narrow escape
but that all Of them left the hotel Just before Il
was discovered TO be on fire. lie said that his
wife and her aunt. Miss Chadwick OF New
Haven. and his cousin. Miss May Mutter Of this
city, together with himself. descended i'm thu
elevator from the fifth floor on the last trip 4
made \ few minutes after this the hotel wa
discovered to be burning. and that elevator die
not make another trip after that. Mr. Robinson
his wife and her relatives were AT that time out
side Of the building.
who refused To give hs name called
at the Grenoble yesterday and said that he haC
received letter from a Miss Reid written or
leiterhead 81 the Windsor Hotel and IN
feared that she must have been stopping a