The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-20
Special Attention Devoted to Reccv.
cry OF Jewels, Of Which Thousands
of Dollars worth Were Lost.
DEATH LIST STILL SIXTEEN
NUMBER OF MISSING PEOPLE CUT
DOWN TO FORTY-THREE.
Some of the Injured I'm n Serious Con-
dition-Actor Joseph Hnworth and
Novelist Gunter safe.


NEW YORK, March 19.-Little progress
was made to-day in removing the debris or
the Windsor Hotel fire in the effort 10 dis
cover the bodies that supposed TO lie
buried there. All day long over two hun-
dred men labored as much as the misty,
muddy, steaming mass of broken stones.
twisted iron and crushed brick would admit
A heavy, sitting vapor arose continually.
retarding progress Of the workers and keep
ing them for the most part away from the
center of the ruins. From Fifth avenue
much of the debris that had fallen into the
street had been cleared away and the men
were able to reach a portion OF the first
floor. What small portion OF the wall that
could be blasted down were leveled, but the
great pillar of brick at the Forty-seventh-
street end still stood. Ii was in such
threatening condition that the police noti-
fed the residents across the street TO re-
main in the rear Of their dwellings TO pre-
vent any fatalities when the crash came.
Up to midnight no bodies had been discov-
cred and no more deaths from injuries re-
ceived at the fire were reported from the
hospitals, but number Of the injured were
still in serious condition. The death list
remains the same as neutrality-suspicious.
and the list of missing has been reduced TO
forty-three, as a number of those previously
unaccounted for reported in person or had
been located by friends.
REVISED LIST OF MISSING.
Following is a list OF the missing. cor
rected up TO o'clock tonight:
ANGLIN. MRS. MARY, aged forty-five.
wife OF Z. II. Anglin, New York.
BRUIT, JANE, aged forty, New York.
BRADLEY, MRS. n. X. aunt OF Mrs. A
NJ. Fuller, of Philadelphia.
BISCHoFFSHAUSEN. AARON. Germany.
BoYcE, FLosSIE,s eight years old.
said TO have been rescued by father and
afterwards disappeared.
BRUSH, MRS. NJ G.
BOYD. Mrs. and daughter.
CLAIR, MARY.
EGAN, MISS.
FULLER, MISS MARGARET. daughter OF
A NJ. Fuller, Of Philadelphia.
GUYON, WARREN, elevator boy.
HOFFMAN, MISS DORA. Baltimore.
JOSE. MISS. servant.
JOHNSON ALEXANDER B., and wife,
Newburyport, Mass.
KELLY. ALICE. seventeen years old. serv-
ant.
LELAND. FRED, room clerk. cousin OF
Warren Leland.
LYNCH, ID.
LOWRY. MISS MAGGIE.
LAWRY. HARRY W., twenty-five years
old, New York.
LANNY. MARY.
MDONALD, MRS. ISABELLA. forty-two
years old, widow, family living at To-
ronto.
MORGAN. MISS ANNIE TAYLOR. aged
forty New York.
MORGAN MISS CATHERINE.
MCCONNELL, KATE.
MNULTY, MISS NJ. c., aged fifty-ive.
New York.
MDONAID, LIZZIE. New York.
MCCARTHY, CATHERINE ". New York.
MCCARTHY, HENRY.
MKENNA, JENNIE. chambermaid. New
York.
MoRAT, JENNIE, aged thirty. chamber
maid. New York.
NASH, MR..
NELLIE, ANNIE Oknown at hotel as Annie
Malloy), New York
PATTERSON, MRS. wife OF Judge Pater-
son, OF Colorado.
REID, MISS.
SALOMoN, MRS. d. s.. widow. occupied
room fifth floor with daughter
Rosena.
sALoMoN, MISS RosENA, aged twenty
seven.
SHEA, KATE. aged forty. servant.
| SIMMONS LELAND. wine steward.
cousin OF Warren Leland.
STOKES, MRS. JAMES B., widow OF Gen.
Stokes.
SIMPSON. MISS ADELIA, aged twenty.
SLEAiAN, MARY. aged twenty-five, New
York.
SOY. MARY. aged twenty-three. laundress-
WALSH, MARY, servant.
WARD, ANNIE. chambermaid.
CONDITION OF THE INJURED.
The hospital reports as to the injured are
most favorable. Most OF the patients
iunprovtnO Some OF them were ahlo In
leave the hospitals to-day and others will
be discharged tomorrow. Following is
statement of the condition Of the injured:
ROACH. KATE. servant: ankles broken:
recovering: Bellevue.
| SIMMONS. MRS. MARTHA NJ. Frederick,
Nd: burned. recovering: Bellevue.
| THOMAS, MRS. NELLIE, assistant house,
keeper OF hotel: shock; improving; Belle
PRICE. MRS. ALICE NJ. Macon, Ga: leg
fracture; greatly improved. Bellevue.
MISCH. MRS. KATHERINE. wife OF the
correspondent of the San Francisco
Bulletin; injuries slight: improving; Pres
byterian Hospital.
| SHACKLEToN. EDWARD: burns and dis
located shoulder; recovering; Presby-
ierlan Hospital.
Won sPEIGI.E. MRS: left leg and one rio
broken; recovering; Presbyterian Hos
ptal.
WHEELER; ,E;E 2.o,Sl MRS c; p; and esssh,,sr.
proving; Presbyterian Hospital
BOYcE, MRS. WILLIAM .. burned and
shoulder dslocated; removed from Pres
byterian Hospital 10 her home.
| DUKE. JOHN, hotel employe: removed
from Presbyterian Hospital 10 his home.
shock; condition critical; Manhstfss
BAILEY. MRS. CATHERINE. Chicago:
condition favorable: Roosevelt Hospital