Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-09

the third body found. Not enough OF
the bodies Of the other six men have been
found for classification. Parts Of legs,
feet, arms, or trunks of bodies have been
picked up here and there, shocking
sights, being blarkensd and torn pieces
of flesh that are rot recognizable as parts
of human body.
MASS OF HUMAN FLESH.
About rs pounds of these horrible rem
nsnts have been found and the quantity
is being added to slowly. Little can be
found, however OF human bodies blown
to shreds and prcaaoiy few pounds
more will be all thu will be buried as the
bodies OF ak strong men, whoRe lives
went out in the terrible disaster.
SALVAGE FROM WRECKED HOMES,
Not house in upper du Point Banks
was inhabited last night. Their living
rooms were open to the sky and the peo-
pls sought shelter with friends in
Squirrel Run, Rising Sun and Rockland.
There was little eleep for the most of
them and men were coming and going
through the village all Inst night. This
morning thay went back to the village
again to save what Effects they could from
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homes, as is toath to leave thom. Stoves,
sewing machines, furniture and bedding
was packed on wagons and carried away.
The full extent OF the wreck could be
seen this morning. The stone walls OF
the houses are all that saved them from
total destruction. The sides of the few
frame honses nearest the works are com
pletely shattered. The roofs Of the stone
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every thouse and frame kitchen ia in
ruins. Nearly every house had rooted
porch and every enc OF them vas leyeled
to the ground.
oouRTBD FURTHER DANGER.
Among the crowd CT curiosity seekers
who poured into the yard yesterday was
young man who had evidently came
Ear and fast to witness the pcene OF Desc
lation. He was fatigued and taking out
q Cigar lighted it and sat on harmless
looking key to enjoy smoke. One OF
the employees apprised this reckless and
weary devotee OF nicotine OF the pec1-
liarly combustible substance in tho keg.
The CELEBRITY with which the young man
sprang into the air and extinguished the
weed made unnecessary further words of
caution. The crowd was rapidly put
back and further danger from thought
lessness averted.
GRIEF OF THE SURVIVORS.
Miss Dolan, who lost her father and
brother, was Frustrated with grief this
morning while walking through the vii
lage, and had TO bs carried away.
TWICE BEFORE HE ESCAPED.
Martin Dolan, who lost bis life yester-
day, had been in two previous explosions,
and escaped uninjured by jumping in the
river beside which he was working.
WORDS OF COMFORT.
Fathers Kelly and Bradford Of this
city, were present this morning, speak
ing words of comfort TO the suffering and
desolate.
ooRoNEE's INQUEST.
County Coroner Gamble is summoning
jury this morning for the purpose of its
viewing William Il. Green's remains so
that they may be inferred. It may be
two or three days before he will bs ready
to hear the testimony, as the witnesses
are busy clearing away the debris from
their homes, and do not wish to be in
teyrupted until they have had the oppor-
tunity of saving some of the less perish
able articles from amid the wreckage of
their homes. It is hardly probable that
the inquest will develop any more facts
than will have been given the public by
EVERY EVENING before il ia concluded