New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-01

ises are handled securely. and our house forms no
menace to neighbors' lives property.
Mr.. scANNELLs DENIAL.
Fire Commissioner soannell has been quoted
In several newspapers. but not in The Tribune's
news columns, as saving. in regard to the Tar
rant Building:
have no, doubt that chemicals and oils far in
in that DSdng suppose that keen eH wsfcS
and when it became known that visit might be-
made made the quantity OF explosives was depleted
again built up Ay naa Mho has t seen Surely t
of the explosions that have occurred here this af
Violated tell 0 What @ actions W aM be- hsS aRe
put you may be IS. sure that rigid investigation will
guilty ones: If such thing is possible.
are other he Gny pas tF
heed to the law. ! have in mind one firm which
hee or tRfn
aH OF bee erogbe e from hat and
case fire occurs in the neighborhood Of the build
Ing occupied by the firm to which I refer: No
shall have the matter looked after Immediately.
Mr.. scannell sent a messenger to The Tribune
Office last night with note saying that he had
been deliberately and maliciously misquoted,"
and asking that his denial of the alleged inter-
view be printed prominently.
The work of clearing away the rubbish and
searching for bodies among the ruins went
siderably impeded by the efforts of Tammany
Hall politicians to have men from their own dis
tricts put to work to the exclusion OF all others
AS there are more applicants than there is room
for. some employed for day only, to find
others in their places the next day. In order to
ward against stuffing the payrolls Controller
Coler sent several inspectors yesterday from his
Office to count the number OF actually at
work.
MISSING ONES WHO HAVE BEEN FOUND.
The list of the missing was considerably
duced by careful investigation and by some of
the number reporting to the police. By these
methods the following names were eliminated
from the missing list:
Philip Amend Mollie Golden.
Ira c. Barnes. william Halsey,
MRS ha"C E n Gable. a RsaPa t c sHiSer
John orueer.
One name added to the list Of missing
yesterday by Mrs E. V. Root, Of No. 143 Cham
bers-st, who reported to the police that her
nephew, Guy Landsley, twenty-five years old,
waiter. employed on the night shift of the Home
Made Bakery. had not been seen since the fire.
and she feared he had been killed in the ex-
plosion. The missing list now stands at twenty
four, and eleven Of these are considered doubt
full" because no one be found who knows
them at the places given their homes.
y,
Of cat. was found in the ruins while day
light lasted yesterday, and when the collins
marked Body No. Il and Body No. 2" the
result Of Tuesdays work. reached the Morgue
careful examination showed that they were
masses of gum arabic. glass and wood without
a vestige OF human flesh or bones. Early yes
terday there were found what are thought to
be two human bones and a small piece Of flesh
and later the workmen brought to light a mans
coat of brownish color, containing two small
corks light colored shirt waist a blue serge
skirt a bundle Of fire insurance papers made
out to William L. Allen & Co., No 1O4 Warren
ST.; a safe belonging to A. H. Hopping No. 1O2
Warren-st. two boxes OF handkerchiefs with a.
card bearing the inscription. Mr. Core from
Tommy and Lille; a box of cigars a rnesr
schaum cigar holder. a prayer book a small
electric battery and an index account book
Men working in No. 101 warren-st where
H. c. a. schmidts engraving plant was. threw
out lot of debris and among it were some rolls
OF gold paper. As as the crowd saw this
paper there was wild scramble for 1t. in which
the policemen Joined strenuously and captured
most Of the booty.
What is supposed to be a mass Of flesh but
which looks more like lump of rubber. was
found at the southeast corner OF Warren ana
Washington SITS. in the evening
inspector Robertson. OF the Buildings Depart
nent' VINO nrst saw the thing, says there was
an ear attached to IT. but on the way 10 the
place where the findings are deposited a work
man lost the ear. There Is considerable doubt
as TO whether the mass is flesh or rubber. a