The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-19

lions that have their main offices in
other States than New York.
No estimate can be made Of the pre-
cious metal and gems which have WITH
stood the flames and lie hidden IN the
embers and wreckage of the great no.
tel. One family lost jeWelry valued at
5000 900 and the total will run up some
where near 81, 000, 900. How much mas
been picked up and carried away can
never be known nor can all ever De re-
covered.
Mrs. Nancy Kirk, who lost her life,
and her daughter. Miss Mary Kirk, had
the family Jewels, valued at more than
$500 600 with them. There were scores
Of other wealthy families VINO nVed IN
the hotel, and who lost jewels worth
thousands Of dollars.
Following is the list Of dead corrected
at o'clock tonight:
CONNOLLY, John, employe or motel,
burns and internal injuries; died at
Flower Hospital.
FLANAGAN, Kate, 40, chambermaid
If hotel. died at Flower Hospital from
the effects Of burns and injuries.
GIBSON, Mrs. Addie, 50 years OF age,
Cincinnati, shock; died at Murray Hlll
Hotel.
GOODMAN, Eleanor Louise, II years
old daughter of Samuel Goodman OF
this city, fractured skull; died at Belle
Vue.
GRANDY. Miss LacelIes, of Elizabeth
CITY. n. c., here on shopping tour;
burned to death.
HENRY. Mrs. Mehitable, widow OF
DR.. Norris P. Henry, internally IN
iured; died at Roosevelt Hospital.
KIRK. Nancy Ann, Y. widow of
James S. Kirk, soap manufactures OF
365 Ridge avenue, Chicago; dled at
Bellevue Hospital.
LELAND, Mrs. Warren, wife or pro
prietor of hotel, burns on body; dled at
Flower Hospital.
LELAND, Miss Helen, daughter OF
the proprietor of the hotel, found dead
at fire.
of Irvington, n. Y; died at scene OF
SULLIVAN, Mary, died at Bellevue;
UNKNOWN WOMAN, who Jumped
from a Fifth-avenue window; died at
Helen Goulds home.
UNKNOWN MAN, jumped from roof
at year of hotel; body not recovered
UNKNOWN CHILD, thrown from
window by mother; body not recovered
UNKNOWN WOMAN, mother or
child Jumped from hotel window; body
not yet recovered.
UNKNOWN WOMAN, jumped from
window; died at 19 East Forty-sixth
street. 49,
FOLLOWING Is ID COIlGCNCd AAob
guests missing since the hfe IN lhe
Windsor Hotel yesterday:
Mrs. Mary Anglon, As years old, wife
of r. A. AngIon of New York; MISS
e. S. Adams; Jane Bruit, 40 years; Mrs.
w. c.. Bradley of Philadelphia; Flos-
sic Boyce, 8 years, daughter or W. D
Boyce, said to have been rescued py
father and afterward disappeared; MIS-.
NJ. G.. Brush Mrs. Boyd and daughter;
Mary Clair, chambermaid; Mrs. Demo-
rasch, 80 years; Eva Dressler. cham
hermaid; Miss Egan, Charles Ford;
Miss Margaret Fuller, daughter of A.
M. Fuller Of Philadelphia, and sister
of Mrs. Thomas Carnegie of Pittsburg
Warren Guyon, elevator boy; MISS
Dora Hoffman, Baltimore: Miss Jose.
servant; Mrs. D. J. Johnson; Alexan-
der Johnston and wife, Newburyport,
Mass: Alice Kelly, IT years, servant;
Fred Leland, room clerk, cousin OIL
Warren Leland; D. Lynch, Miss Mag
gle Lowrey; Harry W. Lowrie, Y years,
New York; Mary Lanney; Mrs. lsa-
bella. Mcdonald, as years, widow, fam
iIv living at Toronto; Miss Annie Tay-
lor Morgan, 40 years; Miss Catherine
Morgan. Kate Mcconnell, Miss NJ. Nc
Nulty. Lizzie Mcdonald, New York;
Catherine Y. Mccarthy, New York;
Henry Mccarthy Jennie McKenna. 80
wears, chambermaid; Jennie Morat. 80,
cham Derlnalu, MI WASH AIM - ~
known at hotel as Annie Malloy: Mrs.
! Patterson, wife of Judge Patterson of
! Colorado; Mrs. L. II. Purdy, 20 years,
of Purdy's Station, New York; Mrs. D.
s Solomon, widow; Miss Rosanna
Solomon. 81 years old. her daughter:
Kate Shea, 40 years, servant; Mrs. j.
n. Stokes, this city; Miss Adella Simp-
son. 20 years, of South Orange: Mary
Sieman. % years, this city; Mary Soy.
% years, laundress; Annette Upham'
of Vermont; A. w. V. Van Vechten.
New York; Miss NJ. Vail, Purdy's Sta
ton. n. Y, granddaughter of Mrs. I.
II. Purdy; Mary Walsh, servant; Annie
UVard cham herrn aid: Sanford Robin