The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-22

ments of what appears to be woman's
body.
Body No 5. wholly unrecognizable. Tho
legs are gone; what remains Of the arms
folded over the breast; body, charred and
shriveled to about half of it's natural size;
the teeth are in excellent condition; not
tooth is missing, none is filled. They
are sharp pointed and apparently those
of woman; they are the only possible
mark of identification.
POSITIVE RECOGNITION.
The recognition of Mrs. Margaret Auze
made by the two employees of the hotel
tonight seemed to be very positive. Both
recognized the beaded dress, part of
which remained. Mrs. Auze had been
guest at the hotel for fifteen years, and
Trainer said he always waited on her
in the dining room He identified her
by the prominent jaw bones and by the
teeth. Curran also recognized these fea-
lures
Mrs. Auze and Miss Dorah Hoffman, of
Baltimore, were seen, it Is said, to go
to their rooms the fifth floor shortly
before the fire broke out. and 1t is
thought almost a certainty that both per-,
ished. Although the work Of clearing
away the debris Is progressing rapidly
as possible 1t seemed tonight when the
shift of 400 men was made that but a
small part of the ruins had been removed.
An effort was made to pull down the
section of the rear wall by means OF
wire cable, but the cable broke and the
wall is still standing.
STREETS IMPASSABLE.
Lines of policemen are drawn all round
the ruins, and the big crowds that still
gather are kept off a long distance. The
streets about the ruins are impossible,
and the debris is piled to a height of fif-
fMa the Fifth
side of where the building stood. On the
Forty-seventh street side the pile of de-
bris is even more formidable, as more
work has been done along the edge Of the
ruins here
1t is estimated that with the speed with
which the work Is progressing at present
it will be a week at least before the pile
is gone over, and it may be longer All
during the night articles Of more or less
value were brought to the surface and
turned over to the policemen, who were
stationed about to receive, number the and
take them to the East Fifty-first street
station house to await Identification. All
of the most valuable of the articles are
turned over to the coroner's office officials.
The list of missing is now as follows:
Anglin, Mrs. Mary, Of New York.
Bradley, Mrs. N X, aunt of Mrs. A.
NJ Fuller, of Pittsburg.
Boyce, Flossie, eight years Of age, of
New York
Brush, Mrs. H. G.
Clare, Mary, twenty-three years old,
chambermaid, working on sixth floor of
hotel.
Desh, Charles, borough collector, Sea-
bright, N. j., thirty-six years old, had
business engagement in hotel and has not
been seen since the fire.
Dunham, Augustus.
Egan, Miss. patron Of hotel.
Fletcher, Miss.
Fuller, Miss Garrett, of Pittsburg,
seventeen years old, daughter of Mrs. A.
M Fuller and niece of Mrs. Andrew Car
negie.
Guion, Warren, elevator boy at the
hotel.
Hoffman, Miss Dora, of Baltimore
Jose, Miss
johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B., Of New
buryport, Mass.
Leland, Frederick, forty three years old,
room clerk, in hotel, cousin of Warren F.
Leland, believed to have been burned.
Lanny, Mary.
Lowrie Miss Maggie.
Lynch, D.
Morett, Virginia, chambermaid, thirty
years old.
Morgan, Annie Taylor, forty years old;
patron of hotel.
Mccarthy, Miss Catherine, twenty-five
years old, manicure in hotel.
McCdTluy, I1cITy.
Mcconnell, Kate.
McDermott. Mary. servant.
Mcdonald, Lizzie, of New York
Mcdonald, Mrs. Cabella, of Toronto
lived three years at Windsor hotel.
McNulty, Miss, fifty-fve years old.
Nellie, Annie (known at hotel as Annie
Malloy).
Neltney, Henry.
Ormiston, Bridget, servant.
Parry, L. H.
Patterson Mrs, wife of Judge Patter-
son, of Colorado.
Simmons, Leland, fifty-three years old,
wine steward in hotel, cousin of Warren
Leland, believed to have been burned.
Simpkins, Miss Clara.
Simpkins, Miss Dora.
Soy, Mary, laundress, twenty-three
years old.
Stokes, Mrs. James H, widow of Gen.
]. H. Stokes.
Thomas, Anne.
Upham, Miss Annette, daughter of the
late state senator Upham, of Vermont.
Walsh, Kite, servant.