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One Is that of a Man and the other Is
the Remains of a Woman. but
Neither Has Been Identified.
WORK PROGRESSING SLOWLY
But MANY BODIES ARE EXPECTED
TO BE UNCOVERED TO-DAY.
People still Unnccounted
FOr-COnditiOn of the Injured-AI-
legged Thief Held by Police.

NEW YORK, March 20-Two bodies,
charred beyond recognition, were found in
the ruins of the Windsor Hotel to-day. One
was the body of man. the other that of
young woman, probably a servant of the
hotel. The number Of known dead is now
twelve. Several hundred men, working in
cight-hour shifts, are delving in the debris
They have brought to light many of the
personal effects of the guests. II was
thought that to-days work would reveal
many bodies and the disappointing result
has led to a revision of estimates of the
number of dead still entombed by the piles
of brick. Most of the guests of the lhOtel
have been accounted for. In the missing
lists now published are the names Of a
number of servants of the hotel and of peo-
pie who have not been seen since the fire,
with the result that their friends have re-
ported their disappearance to the police.
The list of people missing from their
homes is always large in New York and just
now large part of this list is charged up
to the Windsor Hotel fire. Some persons
reported lost but who were not in the hotel
at the time of the fire. have enjoyed the
notoriety and have not reported their safety.
In the following list of missing are in
cuded all who have been inquired for by
friends and of whom no tidings have been
received:
ANGLIN. MARS, MARY of New York.
AUz. MRS. MARGARET. eighty-three
years of age.
BRADLEY. MRS N. X. aunt of A. NJ.
Fuller. of Pittsburg.
BRUIT. Jane. forty years of age. of s
Greenwich street.
BOYCE, FLOSSIE. eight years of age, of
New York; rescued; afterward disap-
peared.
BRUSH. MRS. H. C.
CLARE, MARY. twenty-three years of age,
chambermad
DESeH. CHARLES. borough collector, Sea-
bright, \. j., thirty-six.
DUNHAM AUGUSTUS.
EGAN, MISS. patron of hotel.
FLETCHER, MISS.
FULLER, MISS MARGARET. of Pitts
burg seventeen years of age, daughter
of Mrs. A. NJ Fuller.
GUION, WARREN, elevator boy at hotel
GREEN, KATE, servant.
HOFFMAN. MISS DORA, of Baltimore.
JOSE, MISS.
JOHNSON. Mr.. and MRS. A. B., of New
buryport. Mass.
KELLY. ALICE, nineteen years of age,
chambermaid
LELAND, FREDERICK. forty-three years
of age, room clerk in hotel and cousin of
Warren F. Leland
LANN1, MARY.
LOWRIE. HENRY w. twenty-five years
of age. mail clerk in hotel.
LOWRIE, MISS MAGGIE.
LYNCH, d.
MORET, VIRGINIA, chambermaid.
MORGAN, ANNIE TAYLOR, forty years
of age, patron of hotel.
MCCARTHY MISS CATHERINE, twenty
five years of age, manicure in hotel
MCCARTHY. HENRY.
MCCONNELL, KATE.
M'DERMOTT, MARY, servant.
MDONALD. LIZZIE.
M'DONALD MRS. ISABEL, of Toronto.
M'KENNA, JENNIE, chambermaid.
NELLIE. ANNIE Cknown at hotel as Annie
Malloy)
NELNEY. HENRY.
ORMSTON, BRIDGET, servant
PARRET, L. ii. of Massachusetts.
PATTERSON MRS, wife of Judge Patter-
son, of Colorado
SHEA, KATE, forty years. servant.
SIMMONS, LELAND, ffty-three years.
wine steward in hotel; cousin of Warren
+. Leland.
SIMPKINS, MISS CLARA.
SILPKINS, MISS DORA.
SIMPSON, ADELAIDE, chambermaid.
SLEMAN, MARY. laundress.
STOKES. MRS. JAMES H., widow of Gen.
j. II. Stokes.
THOMAS. ANNE.
WALSH, KITTIE, servant.
WARD. ANNIE, servant.
WELSH, MOLLIE, servant.
WORTH, MISS.