The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-23
DEATH LIST GROWING
THREE MORE BODIES TAKEN FROM
WINDSOR HOTEL RUINS.
and the Missing Thirty-Tw0-
Latter Mostly Employees.

NEW YORK, March 22-What are sup
posed to be the remains of three bodies were
taken out OF the Windsor Hotel ruins at a
late hour tonight. These three bring the
list of dead TO eighteen. There are thirty
two persons missing. The first find was
made near the corner of Fifth avenue and
Forty-sixth street. The workmen uncovered
the remains of a body, consisting Of a
number of charred bones. Portions of a
heavy silk skirt and some bead work found
with the bones gave the impression that the
body was that of woman. Subsequently,
portions of what are believed by the police
| to be two bodies were found near the ele-
vator shaft. Nothing was found to identify
| them. Those who examined the remains
| thought that they were the bones of an
adult and a boy, the latter being, possibly,
| the elevator boy, Warren Guion, who is
among the missing. The remains have been
| taken TO the morgue. Shortly after o'clock
tonight a fragment of charred flesh was
found on the Fffth-avenue side of the ruins.
The five bodies that were recovered on
Monday or Tuesday, what remains of
them, are still at the morgue. One has part
ly been identified by two of the hotel en-
ployes as that Of Mrs. Margaret Auze, OF
New York but this identification is not con-
sidered conclusive.
The rain to-day interfered with the rapid
progress of the work to some extent and
IL was not until the afternoon that the
workers succeeded in getting steadily down
to the removal of the debris. The fire de-
partment still has it's lines about the ruins,
isolating a considerable section OF one of
the busiest parts of the city. A force or
about 250 men was employed throughout the
"A
Der was put on at night.
OF the 2l2 guests registered at the Windsor
at the time of the fire but seven remain TO
be accounted for. The list is as follows:
Fuller, Miss Margaret, Pittsburg.
Hoffman Miss Dora, Baltimore.
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B., OF New
York.
McNulty, Miss New York
Mcdonald, Mrs. H., New York.
Stokes, Mrs. j. H., New York
AT the time of the fire there were ga en-
ployes of the hotel. OF these IL are not ac-
counted for. They are:
Connors, Lizzie, chambermaid.
Boyle. Josie, dish pantry a.
Guyon, Warrel, elevator man.
Joyce, Martin, house fireman.
| Kelly, Alice chambermaid.
Leland. Fred room clerk.
LOwrey, Harry, key clerk. 4
Mahoney, Nellie, bath attendant.
Mccormack. Nellie. mangler. -
Malloy, Annie. paint cleaner.
Mullaly, Katie, chambermaid.
Reynolds, Josephine, cooks laundress.
Simons, Leland wine room.
WEIGH Molly, paint cleaner.
The persons inquired for not on the hotel
register the list of employees, and not
| found, are thirteen in number as follows:
Anglin, Mrs. Mary, of New York.
Bradley. Mrs. y. X, aunt of Mrs. A. NJ.
| Fuller. of Pittsburg.
Boyce. Flossie, eight years of age. Of New
| York
Brush, Mrs II. G..
| Desch, Charles. collector and treasurer OF
| Seabright, n. j.
Egan. Miss, patron of hotel
| Mccarthy, Miss Catherine, twenty-five
years old. of this city, manicure in hotel
| Morgan, Annie Iaylor. forty years, patron
| OF hotel.
Patterson, Mrs. wife of Judge Patterson
| of Colorado.
Taylor, Miss Florence
| Taylor, Mrs. j. W.. of Montreal
| Upham, Annette, of Vermont.