The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-20


ing department and nobody was in
jured.
The workmen on the job are given a
red card. and without this they per
mitted neither to enter nor to leave the
lines. This is a precaution against
theft. and to keep any professional
thieves out of the forbidden precincts.
The 400 men who had worked for
eight hours We're relieved at mid might
by new shift. AS the first shift had
progressed pretty we'll into the ruins,
and had excavated to where much of
the missing wealth might be found. ex-
ira precautions We're taken as they
came off the job. Each man was taken
into shanty near by, where he was
submitted to a critical search by de-
tectlVes from the building department
and regular policemen. 1t took more
than hour to 60 through the clothing of
the 400 laborers. and those last in line
grumbled considerably at the enforced
delay.
just before midnight two sections of
the rear or eastern wall fell in with a
mighty crash. No one was injured
The collapse was more beneficial than
otherwise.
The Missing.
Following is list of the missing.
corrected up to s o'clock Tonight:
Angenlin, Mrs. Mary. 45, wife OF T. H.
Angenlin.
Bruit, Mary, 20, New York.
Bradley, Mrs N K, aunt of Mrs. A.
Nj. Fuller of Philadelphia.
Bischoffshaven, Aaron, Germany.
Boyce, Flossie, s. daughter of w. s.
Boyce. New York. said to have been
rescued by her father and afterward
disappeared.
Brush, Mrs. NJ. c.
Clair. Mary.
Egan. Miss.
Fuller Miss Margaret, daughter of
A. NJ. Fuller, Philadelphia.
Guyon, Warren, elevator boy.
Hoffman Miss Dora, Baltimore.
Jose, Miss, servant.
Johnson, Alexander B.. and Wife,
Newburyport, Mass.
Kelly, Alice, II years. servant.
Leland. Fred. room clerk, cousin of
Warren F. Leland.
Lynch, d.
Lowry, Mss Maggie.
Lawrie, Harry NJ, %, New York.
Lanny, Mary.
Mcdonald. Mrs. Isabella. AZ, widow;
family live at Toronto.
Morgan, Miss Annie Taylor, 40, New
York.
Morgan Miss Catherine.
Mcconnell. Kate
McNulty. Miss M. c., 55, New York
j. ~
Mccarthy. Catherine v. New York.
Mccarthy, Henry.
McKenna Jennie, chambermaid, New
York.
Morat, Jennie, 80, ckambermaid, New
York.
Nash, Mr.
Nellie (Annie). known at the hotel as
Annie Malloy, New York
Patterson, Mrs. wife of Judge Pat
terson of Colorado.
Reid. Miss.
Salamon. Mrs. D. S., occupied room
on fifth floor with daughter. Rosina
Salamon, Miss Rosina, 81
Shea. Kate, 40, servant
Stokes, Mrs. James b., widow of Cen
eral Stokes.
Simpson. Miss Adelia, 90
Saleman, Mary. %, New York.
Soy. Mary. %, servant.
Walsh, Mary, servant.
Ward. Annie, chambermaid.
Mrs. l. H, Purdy of Purdys station.
N. Y: Miss NJ. Wait, Mrs. Purdy's
granddaughter. and Eva Dressler,
chambermaid. reported missing, are
safe.
The hospital reports as to the in
jured are most favorable. Most of the
patients are improving. Some of them
were able to leave the hospitals to-
day and others will be discharged to-
morrow.
Following is statement of the condi-
tion of the injured:
Roach, Katie. servant; ankles broken,
recovering.
Simons, Mrs Martha NJ, Frederick,
Md; burned, recovering.
Thomas. Mrs. Nellie. assistant house
keeper of hotel; shock, improving.
Price, Mrs Alice NJ, Macon, Ga; leg
fractured. greatly improved.
Misch, Mrs. Katherine, wife of CORE
spondent of San Francisco Bulletin; in
juries slight, improving at PreSbyte-
rian hospital
shackleton, Edward; burns and dis
located shoulder recovering.
Won speigle, Mrs; leg and one rib
broken, recovering.
Wheeler, Mrs. c. P. and daughter
Miss Dorothy; burns and shock, i'm
proving.
Boyce, Mrs. William S.; burned and
shoulder dislocated, removed to her
home.
Duke. John; hotel employe, removed
to his home
Fuller, Mrs. A. NJ, Philadelphia;
shock, condition critical.
Bailey, Mrs. Catherine, Chicago; con-
dition favorable
Brewer Miss Helen; thigh broken.
condition favorable.
Waldo, Mrs. Louise, burned; condi-
ton favorable.
OF the nine victims who were orig
inally taken to the Flower hospital
James Mcclure. with leg broken, Is the
only one remaining and his condition
is not serious.
Mrs. Sarah Calhoun is improving.
Mrs Demorasch Demorest), Mrs. j.
J. Johnson and Annette Upham of Ver-
mont included in last nights list of
missing, are safe.
Given Up for Lost.
Baltimore, March 19.--1'he rela atives and
friends of Miss Dora Hoffman of this
city. who was registered at the Windsor
hotel on the day of the fire. and who has
since been missing, have abandoned all
hope and given her up for lost.
r. c. Hoffman. former president of the
Seaboard Air Line railroad, and brother