Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-03-23

City, N. u, nero on q shopping pour'
burned to death.
Henry, Mrs. Maurice p, of this
city, who died at Roosevelt Hospital,
at o'clock this morning from burns
and injuries.
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 of body,
died at Flower Hospital.
Leland, Miss Helen. daughter of the
hotel proprietor, found dead.
Paddock, Amelia, 35 years, of Irving
ton, N. Y, died at the fire.
Sullivan, Mary, died at Bellevue
Hospital Of this city.
Unknown man who jumped from roof
at rear Of hotel.
Unknown woman who jumped from a
Fifth avenue window: died at Helen
Gould's house.
Unknown child, thrown from window
by mother.
Unknown woman, mother of child
above mentioned, jumped from hotel
window.
Unknown woman jumped from win
dow, died at 10 East Forty-sixth street.
Total Is.
TWO ACTRESSES ARE SAFE.
Mrs. Sol Smith Russell. wife of the
actor, who was registered Mt the Wind
sor, was not in the house at the time OF
| the fire and is safe and well.
| Kate Forsyth, the American actress
who arrived from England, and regis
| tered at the hotel. was in Philadelphia
at the time of the fire.
| SOME OF THE INJURED.
The names and conditions of persons
injured at the Windsor Hotel fire were
reported Mt the various hospitals today
as follows:
Bellevue Hospital Alice W.
Price. sister-in law of Governor Chand-
Ter Of Georgia, fractured leg, sprained
back; condition not serious.
Kate Roack, domestic of hotel; burns
of face and broken ankle, will recover.
Mrs. c. Simmons, resident of hotel !;
burns, shock, condition doubtful.
Mrs. Nellie Thomas, assistant house
keeper. shock; condition doubtful.
Mrs. Leo Rosenthal. resident of hotel,
slight injuries, shock; condition not
serious.
Roosevelt Hospital = Mrs. Ellen
Brewer, resident of the hotel; burns
and broken right leg; condition seri-
Gus.
Mrs. Catherine Bailey, of No. 1854
Greenwood avenue, Chicago, burns
condition serious.
Mrs. Louise Waldo of New York
City: burns of body: not serious.
Presbyterian Hospital - Adelaide
Wheeler, burns of back, shock; i'm
proving.
Dorothca Wheeler, burned hands and
shock; improving.
Miss Won Spiegler, broken leg ane
rib; improving.
Miss +. Mosch, burned face, hand.
and back; improving.
! Edward Shelton, plumber, this city
burns of face; improving.
New York Hospital-William I. Love
. clerk of the hotel, burns of face ant
: head; improving.
Ellen Curran, domestic OF tn
, hotel, burns of arms and legs; condi
tion not dangerous.
Mrs. Mary Kirk Haskins, daughte
! of Mrs. Kirk of Chicago, who die
last night, left Bellevue Hospital abou
|, 10 o'clock, being much improved.
Mrs. Haskins said she had lost all o
her own and her mothers .jewelry i
!. the fire.
"a r"ALL's
q At about 9 O'Clock the rear wall c
b the hotel threatened to fall and tn
!. occupants of Nos. and East Forty
|, seventh street were ordered to leav
N their houses. The rear wall was benC
a ing towards those buildings. TIL
a building department wreckers an
q shorers tried to shore up the wall S
that it could be later pushed in an
>, small parts Of it did fall in the desire
N direction. The gas companies men wei
busy this morning trying to locate u
breaks in the pipes so as to shut of u
st gas which was still burning. One bi
l. leak gave no end of trouble.
IS The home of Helen Gould. on Il
1T northeast corner Of Forty seventh stree
IS WAS surrounded by a Gordon of poli'
!. all night and morning, while detectiv
Of guarded the interior A policeman a
n. companied every person who enter'
an the house. Beyond few windo,
10 being broken, the house was scarce
TX damaged at all, except very slightly
$, top where the fire caught yesterda
in The interior was in great confusio
MS All bodies and all the injured had be
M taken away. Miss Gould and h
en- brother Frank slept in the house I
he night.
IT, LELAND's SURVIVING DAUGHTER.
m The surviving daughter of Warren L
ng land, Fanny. remains at the residen
as of ex-Gov. Flower. She is prostrat
he by the calamity that has fallen on t
ne family. Warren G. Leland, Jr., stat
at emphatically this morning that thou
he his father is Frustrated with grief
a is not at all insane, as had been
IN ported. "He is grief.stricken; but ssa