New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-22
elevator boy. killed and II is not unlikely
that others persisted with him.
WORKMEN CLOSELY WATCHED

WORKMEN CLOSELY WATCHED.
The workmen still watched closely by po-
ncemen stationed at intervals the ruins
and are searched they are relieved. Captain
McClusky has also number OF detectives. dis
gused as workmen. keeping the searchers under
surveillance So far no case of theft has been
proved against any one. one man. II is true
was found to have two bottles Of champagne In
his possession yesterday morning, but he was
allowed to go when he explained to the police
that he did not think champagne came under
the head Of loot For a time on Monday when
the wine cellar was uncovered some Of the men
were supremacy happy. Their enjoyment how
ever was short lived. a body OF policemen
was detailed to guard the store Of wines
There was a perceptible diminution yesterday
in the crowds who thronged around the hre
lines but there were many thousands during the
day who sought on one preteXt or anolher 10
pass the Gordon Of police. But unless they couid
show that they had some business at the RUNS
or had homes within the lines they were per
emptorily turned back
There is still danger in FOrty-seventh-st- from
the part OF the wall yet standing at the north
east angle OF the site. An attempt was made
yesterday TO pull II down. After several hours
work cables and chains were passed around II
and then attached to pul-ropes. AT o'clock
worknan sought to drag the wall over. but at
the first pull the cables parted.
Inspector Harley Is e0QedNorlnR 10 CpHlPiIo "a
list Of the hotel employees but until the books
are recovered from the safe the exact number
OF missing servants cannot be determined In
many instances the number employed in the sew
eral departments IS not known. but with the
names which the police have been so far able
10 gather an effort was made TO account for as
many possible. All Of the eighteen hall boys
are reported safe. Warren Guyon is the only
passenger elevator boy missing and two or the
freight elevator boys escaped. The names OF
three dOormen known. and they are safe
&c NOT KIM how
ployed In the nurses hall. but two have been
heard from All the regular force OF walters
are accounted for, while in the storeroom ana
stewards department none have been reported
missing. Altogether there are l3I names on
Inspector Harey's list seventeen OF which nave
not been heard from. Their names have been
included in The Tribunes list OF missing printed
in another column. How incomplete is the list.
however. is shown by the fact that there were at
least three hundred or four hundred people en-
plOyed In the hotel In various capacities
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES FOUND.
A large number Of miscellaneous articles were
taken from the ruins Yesterday. Among these
we're a gold ring with several rubles, a silver
spoon. q package of letters addressed 10 z. G.
Williams Hotel Brunswick, Boston, Mass;
silk handkerchief marked "B. NJ. D." stckpin,
cover Of a bOnbol box marked r. r.,
photograph Of a man and woman, by 5. Young.
No. Il Union Square; a metal clock, part Of a
trunk containing History Of Ireland. part Of
album. q silk badge Of the Limerick Mems
Association, pOcketbOOk with the card or J.
II. Morris, a silver bOnbOn box marked }. NJ,
pair Of opera glasses. a bunch OF blank checks
OF the Fifth Avenue Bank. letters TO j. X Hill,
a tray marked j. r. G." a diamond cum but
ton trunk tag marked wv. H, 463 p, silver
pintray marked ~. H. L. W" 26o pieces OF
coin, chiefly quarters and dimes about so in
all a bunch of letters marked &c. K. Burke.
Standard Oh Company. No 70 Broadway a
small round precious stone. the back OF a silver
p brush marked "Madge" citizenship papers Of
Martin MallOy," butterfly pin with six stones.
IL Fcf1u. orad ~ a. 1nf
spoons. knives. a razor, an elaborate parasol
handle. made Of porcelain and overlald with
silver. containing a handpainted Cupid, and
gold bracelet made Of a number Of small rings OF
gold wire with crOSsbar OF gold containing four
emeralds Near where body No was found
was also unearthed q handbag containing a
small box for holding a false teeth plate and
card with the name OF Miss A. E. Harris" and
the address "Finsbury Pavement London. +.
c." There was also in the bag a watch,
travellers clock a bunch Of keys, number or
blank checks Of the Union Bank Of London. and
a number Of linen or silk handkerchiefs marked
'"T A B." in scarlet. The handkerchefs were so
soed that II could not be made out whether
they We're silk or linen.
INVESTIGATING THE ORIGIN.
Under directions Of Commissioner scannell
Fire Marshal Seery is making a rigid investga-
ton into the fire for the purpose Of ascertaning
the origin of Il. Mr.. SeeTy has several Of his
men at work day and night at the scene Of the
ruins When asked yesterday what he had 80
far learned concerning the origin Of the fire,
Mr. Seery said he could not divulge anything
AT present, but would make a statement later
on
From each Of the hotels where sufferers from
the fire are reports were received last night
stating that all the patients were getting along
well -
Henry Winterfelt called at the East FIFTY
nrst-st station Yesterday. He idenuhed a
fewelIed locket studded with diamonds. found
in the ruins II part Of large lot OF
ieyvclr, his wife lost a. A Wilson also called
He said he had lost four trunks. with nl-n,rsr
90 artiolos and he wanted to try 10 identify
some Of the articles found. He was told that
ali the articles found would he displayed IN the
station to-day. SO that all who wished cou'o
examine them
SUPPOSED TO BE MISSING.