Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-20

PRICE. MRS. ALICE NJ. Macon. Ga,
leg fractured; greatly improved: Belle
Vue.
MlSCH. MRS. KATHERINE. wife OF
correspondent of San Francisco Bull
letin. injuries slight: improving: Pres
byterian hospital.
SHACkLETON. EDWARD. burns
and dislocated shoulder: recovering,
Presbyterian.
Won SPEIGEL. MRS. left leg and
terrain.
WHEELER, MRS. c. p. and daugh-
ter. MISS DOROTHY, burns and
shock; Improving; Presbyterian.
BOYCE, MRS. WIN. S., burned and
shoulder dislocated: removed from
Presbyterian hospital to her home.
DUKE. JOHN. hotel employee. re-
moved from Presbyterian hospital 20
his home.
FULLER. MRS. A. NJ. Philadelphia.
shock; condition critical: Manhattan
hotel.
BAILEY. MRS. CATHERINE. Chi
cago; condition favorable Roosevelt
Hospital.
BREWER. MISS HELEN. right an
ke broken: condition favorable: Roose-
velt
WALDO, MRS. LOUISE. burned.
condition favorable; Roosevelt.
OF the nine victims who were origi-
nally taken to Flower hospital. James
McCune. with leg broken, is the only
one remaining and his condition is not
serious.
WIN. F. LOVE, clerk at the Wind
sor, ELLEN CURRAN. domestic and
MRS. SARAH II. CALHOUN, are at
the New York hospitals; improving.
MRS. a. NJ. FULLER of Philadel-
phia. at Manhattan Hotel. burned. con
dition precarious.
BREWER. MISS HELEN. regained
consciousness. today. and said her
home was at Cambridge. Mass She Is
stronger. tonight.
THE MISSING.
The following is list of the missinf
as corrected up to s O'Clock. tonight:
ANGLlNE, MRS. MARY. a.. wife o
r.. A. Anytime. New York.
BRADLEY. MRS. r. X. aunt of Mrs
Fuller. Philadelphia.
ISCHOFFAUSEN. Aaron. Germany
BOYCE. FLOSSIE1. s. daughter of w
S Bovce, said to have been rescued by
father and afterwards disappeared
BOYD. MRS. and daughter, inquir,
made BY G. w. Draper of New Yorl
Transfer Co.
CLAIR. MARY. inquiry made by J
Mcclure. New York.
EGAN, MISS.
FULLER MISS MARGARET
daughter of \. NJ. Fuller of Philadel
phia.
GtYON. WARREN. elevator boy.
HAWORTH, JOSEPH. the actor.
| HOFFMAN, MISS DORA, Balti
| more.
JOSE. MISS. servant.
| JOHNSON, ALEX b. and wife, New
| buryport. Mass
KELLEY. ALICE. New York.
| LELAND. Fred. room clerk.
LYNCH. d.
LOWREY, MISS MAGGIE
LAWRIE. HARRY W., inquiry mad
Mr. Nj. Lynch, New York.
LANNY. MARY.
MCDONALD. MRS. ISABELLA, AZ
widow, family living at Toronto.
MORGAN. MISS ANNIE TAYLOR
49, New York.
MORGAN, MISS CATHERINE.
MCCONNELL. KATE.
-McNULTY, MISS NJ. c., SIS. Ne,
York.
MCDONALD. LIZZIE, New York.
MCCARTHY, CATHERINE ", Ne,
York
MCCARTHY, HENRY.
McKENNA. JENNIE, chambermait
New York.
NASH, MRS. NELLTE ANNIE
tknown at hotel as Annie Mallory.
PATTERSON. MRS. wife of judg
Patterson of Colorado.
REID. MISS.
\ SHANNON, MRS. d. s.. widow, Oo
cupied room on fifth floor with daugh
ter Rosena.
/ SHANNON. MISS RosENA. 2
daughter OF above.
SHEA, KATE. 40. servant.
sTOKER. MRS. JAMES B.. inquir
made by Charles II. Lee. of No.
Gramarcy Park.
SIMPSON, MISS ADELIA. 20. ir
duiry by Norman Simpson. of Sout
Orange, N. j.
SOLMAN. MARY. ~. INQUIRY mac
by sister Annie.
SOY, MARY. %. laundress; inquil
by her aunt. Mrs. Browney of d.
lnorest, n. J.
WALSH, MARY. servant.
WARD. ANNIE. chambermaid
DEMCRASCH. MRS. SO years. RI
ported safe to Mr.. Leland
FORD, CHARLES. reported safe
police.
JOHNSON. MRS. d. j., at home
Judge Leventritt.