Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-18
AFTERMATH on FIRE.
Fifteen Persons Known 10 be
Killed and Many Missing.
Search for Bodies In Windsor Hotel
Ruins Commenced.
The Whereabouts Of Fifty-two Injured
Persons are Known.
NAMES OF DEAD AND INJURED

New York, March lS.-The most com
plete list OF casualties OF the Windsor
hotel fire shows fourteen persons killed
ani possibly fifteen, without attempting
10 speculate on the bodies In the ruins.
Forty persons are missing. Fifty two
names are In the list Of injured whose
whereabouts are known.
Three FIRE engines and 100 policemen
remained all night abOut the burning
building. The engines poured six large
streams OF water on the II lmes, which
would start up at intervals. Light ex-
plOsiOns occurred once In q while. IL
may be noon before search can be- be.
gun Chief Bonner said to-day that no
tiremen were missing. Edward killen,
milkman, ,said TO day that he was
watching the st. Pstrick's day parade
when he saw curtain 10 the hotel take
flfe. lie ran into the hotel and tried to
send In an alarm by means of the hotel
automatic box, hut IL would not work
He returned TO the street and sent In an
alarm. ile then returned 10 the hotel
A corporal aud private of the AstOr
battery ran in with him. They foand
the fire burning up through the air shaft,
Down in the hotel the fire hose played
streams on the main stairways, which
had caught Ere.
Bicycle policeman, Charles Labold.
said he Rescued five persons from the
IRE.
DEAD AND INJURED.
The following IN "a revised list OF the
dead: John Connolly, employee OF the
hotel; Mrs. Adiie Gibson, Cincinnati,
Ohio; Eleanor Louise GOOdmHn, daughter
tf Samuel Goodman of this citv;
ltaaa 4 DO. 1.
city, \, j; Mrs. Maurice Henery,
this city; Nancy A. Kirk. wife OF
James ) KIRK, the soap manufacturer.
Of Chicago; Mrs. Warren Leland, wife of
the proprietor Of the hotel; Miss Helen
Leland. daughter of the proprietor;
Amelia Paddock. lrvington. \. T.; Mary
Sullivan, OF this city; unknown man,
who jumped from tbs roof, unknown
man. VINO jumped from d Fifth avenue
window; unknown child. thrown from a
window by It's mother; unknown woman,
the mother of the child above mentioned,
jumped from the hotel window; un.
known woman. ju nped from a window
The injured are Miss Alice ". Price, "A
sister in law OF Governor Chandler, of
Georgia, fractured leg and sprained
back. condition not serious; kafe Roach,
domestic, burns and broken srkIe, will
recover; Mrs. Q. Simmons, rt4lafnt OF
the hotel, burns and shock, q ndtIOD
doubtful; Mrs. Nellie Thomas. assistant
housekeeper. shock, condition doubtful;
Mrs. Leo Rosenthal, resilient OF ths
hotel. slight injuri4e; Mrs. Ellen
Frewer, resident OF the hotel, burns and
lro zen right leg, serious; Mrs. Catherine
Bailey. Chicago. burDs. condition seri-
Gus; Mrs Louis Waldo, New York, burns.
not serious; Adelaide Wheeler, burns;
Ocre0the8 Wheeler, burns on hands; Miss
lon Spiegel broken leg and rib; Miss +.
Sisch, burned face, hands and hack; I'D
ward skellcD, Il plumber OF this city,
burns.
William E. Love, the clerk Of the hotel.
burned face and head DR.. Neil McPhat.
ter. fractured ankle.
Dr. Kenneth T.. Kellogg, reported last
night IA missing. il safe. Inquiries
m de by friends, for Mrs James X.
Stokes, reported missing. revealed moth
ing regarding her fate Mrs. George NJ.
SOrrell, one Of the guests, is said TO be
safe. Friends of Miss Mary Hayes, 65
years OF age, who II is believed Was stay
ing at the hotel, to-day gave up hopes
A number Of hotel servants reported
missing last night were found TO be
safe.
Detectives on duty at the fire yesterday
arraignpd 90 day In the police court a
an who gave the name OF Frank Kane,
whom they accused OF trying TO make G fl
with jewelry belonging 10 Abner Me
kinley. valued at $4,000. Kane was
arrested while the fire was in progress.
Mr.. COrdoYa stock broker, places his
loss at $4,000. His wife, who was
thought 60 be lost, is safe.
Commissioner Scannel said to-day that
the Windsor hOtel sas Ona ot the worst
fire treps in New York. added: There
are other hotels in this city Az raj ~ the
Windsor, and unless the proprietors pnt
their places in a proper condition for
saving life / will publish a list which
have"
The surviving daughter of Warren
Leland. Fanny, is Frustrated. Warren
q. Leland. Ir., stated emphRtically this
morning that, though his father is pros
trated with grief. he is not insane ~