The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-20
LONG LIST Of MISSING.
Cczsz.-ed srsa Pase o..

bad . uarr1y escape from .nSsry and pos-
SHY Death ancsss o'clock The four rsc
wsre GU Top q the ssx ssasy wal waSca
was s<EL Standing % the For-y sevenSh
serae. rear ssE-er u the Aseez tearing
Il Irwa- A srfE northwest wsraG hlew Up
gscxerzy ard Sweeney fit the wall s-en-
bling as=rearA h-l Re s-sed cart q warn
ing AID tia rs7 hurried from their dan
gsroszs perch They were tass eussfse she
danger Inc rfea 4 great section az he
wall. thirty OF Es-s feat square and II
GUIDING thai portion On which they lad
been WORKING went 9ewa with -1g- A
Esurrs5r 90 = fell Dc the roof az The house
back Of ttss 5ote.. wreEkizg zhs rooS TIE
house rad been s-ss-is1 Nv a<5er OF fAe
building department and lo5ocy vas r.
yure1
These Are SIN Mfssfnx.
FeileEsag < Ess q ne missing. correct
- Up % cfesocx tonight.
A-geniIa, Mrs. Mary. Brusr. Mary. g~as-
ley Mrs. y *, BsScao1shaas en. Aaron.
Boree. Elossae: Brush. Mrs NJ c.: Boyd.
AIRS. AID daughter Clair. Mary: Exan.
Mss; Fuller. Mss Margaret. Cuyon. war
ren, Hoffman. Mss Dara; Jose Ms. Josa-.-
son, Alexander B., AMI wfss, Kes.y. Asscs.
u years. Leland. Fred. Lynch. d; Lowry.
MS Maggie: Lzw-te. Harry ": IA,zay.
Mary Mcdonald, Mrs Isabella -<uorgan
Mss Annie Tayaors Morgan. Mss Gamer
the: Mcdonnell. Kate. McNulsy, Miss NJ
C.: Mcdonald. Lizzie Mccarthy Gather
the v; Mccarthy. Henry; McKenna, Jea-
ME. Morat, Jennie. Mash, Mr.: Nellie An
NE tknowr az the hotel as Anass NaIscye:
Patterson, Mrs: Reid. Miss, Salamcn. Mrs.
D. s.: Salamon Mss RoSsra: Shea Kate.
Stokes. Mrs. James B.: Simpson Ms
Aaela; S.e-ran- Mary. Soy, Mary: Wash.
Mary. Ward, Annis; Mrs. l. H. Purdy. Sim
mons. Leland. wine steward.
Miss NJ Eait. her grandmother and Eva
DRESSER. reported missing, are safe.
TIE following Is 3 statement Of the cen1i-
ton o. the injured:
Roach, Kate, servant, ankles broken, re-
covering: Simmons. Mrs. Martha NJ Fred
erick, Nd. burned, recovering: Thorne
Mrs Nellie. assistant hoaSekeeper. shock,
improving: Price. Mrs Alice NJ. Macoa.
Ga. leg fractured. greatly improved: Misca.
Mrs. Katherine. wife Of correspondent. OF
the San Francisco Bulletin. injuries sssgf1-
improving al Presbyterian hospital, Shack
Teton, Edward. burns and 9ssocafsd shcuI-
der. recovering Won Spfegse. Mrs leg and
one rib broken recovering: Wheeler, Mrs
c. r.. and daughter. Miss Dorothy. burns
and shock. improving: Boycs, Mrs. William
s.. burned and shoulder dis.ocated. rennov-
ed TO her home. Duke. John. hotel ernpEoye
removed 20 his home: Fuiier, Mrs A. H,
Philadelphia, shock. condition critical: Bal
ley, Mrs. Catherine. Chicago. condition "a
yora5,e: Waldo. Mrs. Louise, burned. con-
disio- favorable
taken 20 the Flower hospital. James Nc
CURE. with leg broken, Is the only ore re-
manning and his condition rs not serious
Mrs Sarah White is also improving.
Some Missing show Vp.
Archibald Csavering Gunter. the novel
list. reported last night as missing siaee
the Windsor hotel fire. ESCAPED frcra the
hotel uninjursd.
A. W. vanvechten and Mrs. A. C. Dem
crest both Of this city Windsor hotel
guests also reported missing. are safe.
Miss E. s. Boston. who vas reported as
missing. Is safe as ara also Mrs. Demon
arch tDemo-estl. Charles Ford. Mrs. 2. J.
Johnson and Annette Upham. OF Vermont
igeluded in last nights list of missing. are
safe.
CLEVELAND. o. March ia special
from Philadelphia says Joseph Hawarth,
supposed TO have been lost in the Wind
SCR hotel FIRE. arrived there tonight and
registered az the Heel Lafayette He
came direc; from Atlantic City.
Precautions Against Theft.
The workmen on the JOB are each given
a red card and without this they are per
mitted neither 10 enter nor 10 leave the
lines. This Is as prscaution against
theft and TO keep any professional thieves
out OF the forbidden precincts.
The 40 men who have worked for eight
hours were relieved at midrigh; by a new
shift. As the first shift had progressed
pretty well into the ruins and had exca-
waited 10 where much Of the missing
wealth might be found extra precautions
were taken they came of the JOB.
Each man was taken 20 g shanty nearby.
whore he was subjected 10 a search by
detectives from the building department.
an hour 10 go through the clothing OF the
400 iaborers and those last in line grurn.
h1ed considerably M the enforced delay.
Just before midnight two sections OF
the rear or eastern wall fell in with
mighty crash No one was injured. The
collapse was more beneficial than other
wise.
Col Ochiitree's Theory.
Col. Thomas p ochiltree. who occupied
a rom on the second floor Of the Windsor
hotel. and VINO fed 20 the waldorf-As,oris.
tonight tod his opinion or the cause of
the fire:
The parade fs;rset paraSe on St Pat
ricks dayl was responsible for Il. | was
in room next 20 the elevator. and jus,
over the boiler room The room Was Hitsd
with more than DO paintings the coiiec-
ton of Il wealthy gentleman VITO VAS tenn
porsriiy absent frem the hotel, | wanlf
say the collection was worth not less than
sissl 99. The parade drew every employee ia
he hotel from his past They were mostly
Irish, and took keen interest in tire turn
out Ny theory = that the boiler ran dry
IN the absence u the engineer ard sxpod-
ed I know 5nas the tiarurs came up IN
Der my room. and apparently from the bos
ar saGrn TIE free ven; IN the elevator
shaft accounts for IS RAPID spread Ms
Sw,sx vaIet deserted INC Al the first sign
~ danger, was IN bed, having sas. begun
20 recover Eresn Ehe grip, ! reused nnysatf
sad had scarcely sssne - get my el0tses
vhesl my rcor7 was 4nfenahis. There "a DO
doubt whatever ~ the erlsia % the fire. Il
vas mEder ny room. ! know ~"
Lost Jewel. Worth s2o.ooO.
Mrs A s. Jarvis reported 20 the police
tanigh, that she has lived IN tne hetel for
three years She said sGc lest jewels worth
ssn0ee
Nfssing Guests Faund.
4 dsspateS 20 fse Herald from Washing
tar, announces that Mrs. nova ap3 dAagn-
ter and J. Warren Nash. whose names have
saa s-s re- sszr -. WINDSOR Slsef