Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-03-23

emitted "A bad stencil.
Fifth avenue and 10th and 18th
streets were impossible. They were
covered with debris from III" walls of
the hotel and in many instances flag
stones were broken by the great crash
If stone and brick.
The home of Helen Gould. On the
northeast corner of i1th street, was
surrounded 10y u Gordon of police all
night and morning, while detectives
guarded the interior. \ policeman ar-
cnmpanicd every person who entered
ihc house. Beyond few windows b.
ing broken, the house was scarcely
damaged AT all except very slightly ON
top where the fire caught Friday. The
interior was in great confusion. All
bodies and all the injured had been
taken away. Miss Gould and her
brother Frank sl,pt in the house all
night.
The surviving daughter of Warren
Leland, Fanny. remains at the resi-
dcncc Of eN-Gov. Flower. She i pros
tratcd 10y the calamity that has fallen
On the family. Warren e.. Leland. IT,.
stated emphatically Saturday morning
that though his father i Frustrated
with grief. he il not at all insane n
had been reported. "llc is grief
young Leland.
lie added that he thought the books
of the hotel. including the register,
could he gotten at some time Satur-
day: also, the safe. in which there was
considerable money and valuahlcs of
those staying at the hoiel. The regis
ter will bc invaluable in clearing up
the list of dead. missing and injured.
4. 4. Minis, nf this city, said he
went to the hotel Friday afternoon ar
/ irving at O'Clock. lie went up in the
elevator to 60 to the rooms of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Wichelmann, who are
missing. At the third floor he and the
other persons in the elevator heard the
shouts of fire, and the elevator stopped
at the third floor. lie got out and ran
! to the front of the house TO fire es-
cape. A. he passed the end room he
saw man. stranger, and one who
did not appear to be guest of the
house. grabbing up valuables in the
room, like miscr. lie said he was
astoundcd AT the sight.
Il caught the man" said Mr.. Minis,
and said: why don't you try tn save
some lives instead of robbing dead poo
Pile" The man turned his face To me
and gave me look that seemed to he
a murdcrer's. Then he dashed out. lie
was about - years old and dark. I'm
sure he was not a guest of the hotel"
John McGuire, ofthis city. was look
ing for his niece. Mary Clair. who is y
years old. and was employed as cham.
hermaid on the sixth floor of the hotel.
lie had seen nothing of her since the
fire.
REVISED LIST OF DEAD.
John Connolly, employee of hotel,
died at Flower hospital; Mrs. Addie
Gibson. 50. Cincinnati, o.. shock. died
at Murray Hin hotel; Eleanor Louis
Goodman, l.. daughterof Samuel -
man, of this city, died at BcllevI ..
pital; Miss Laselics Grandy, g .'.
beth City, n. c., here on a ,." &
tour, burned TO death; Mrs. T.
Henry, of this city, who died a. Sose
welt hospital at . o'clock Saturday
morning from burns and injuries
Nancy Ann Kirk, widow of James 5
Kirk, soap manufacturer. Chicago
died at Bellevue hospital; Mrs. Warren
Leland. wife of the proprietor of tn,
hotel, burns OF body, died at Flower
hospital; Miss Helen Leland, daugh
Ter of the hotel proprietor, found
dead. Amelia Paddock, aged IS, OF
lrvington, NY, died at the fire. Mary
Sullivan, died at Bellevue hospital. %
this city. Unknown man, who jumped
from roof at rear of hotel. Unknown
woman. who jumped from n Fifth
Avenue window. died at Helen Gould.
house. Unknown child. thrown from
window by mother. Unknown woman
mother of child above mentioned. VIII,
jumped from hotel window. Unknown
woman, jumped from window. died a
10 East 10th street.
New YORK, March 2O.-Little progress
was made Sunday in removing Tho
debris of the Windsor hotel fire in tn,
effort to discover the bodies that ar,
supposed to lie buried there. All da,
long 200 men labored as much as tn,
misty, muddy, steaming mass of broker
stones. twisted iron and crush
ed brick would admit. A heavy
sitting vapor arose continual,
retarding progress of the workers anC
keeping them for the most part ava,
from the center of the ruins. From
Fifth avenue much of the debris tina
had fallen into the street ha,
been cleared away and tn
men were able to reach portion
} of the first floor. What small portion
: of wall could be blasted down wer,
leveled, but the great pillar of brick a
, the 4sth street end still stood. 1t wa
in such a threatening condition tina
the police notified the residents of tn,
. houses across the street to remain il
the rear of their dwellings to proven
any fatalities when the crash came.
Up 10 midnight no bodies had bee
discovered and no more deaths fror
injuries received at the fire were re
ported from the hospitals. but IA nun
Der of the injured were still in SER
Gus condition. The death list remain
the same as Saturday-sixteen--
the list of missing has been reduced t
/ ~, as a number of those previously I'm
accounted for reported in person q
5 had been located by friends.
just before midnight two sections o
5 the rear or eastern wall of the hot,
fell in with mighty crash. Foi
: tunately no one was near and the co
lapse was more beneficial than Other
wise.
Two engines were still on the groun
: at n late hour THROWING streams on 4 n