New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
TEN OF THE VICTIMS BURIED.
TWO MEN STILL UNACCOUNTED FOR IN THI
TARRYTOwN DISASTER.

TWO MEN STILL UNACCOUNTED FOR IN THE
TARRYTowN DISASTER.
Ten Of the eighteen men who were killed by the
explosion OF Ajax powder at TarrytOwn on Tuesday
were buried yesterday in the sleepy Hollow Cemetery
near the last resting place of Washington Irving. As
early as o'clock the trains going into TarTytOwI
toOk scores of Italian wOrHmen TO The village. The
New York Central RailrOad ordered work to be sus-
pended for the day, in order u allow the Italians
10 attend the funeral All OF the had free trans
portaton by the company.
At O'Clock pathetic took place at Wander
bits undertaking rooms. The ten coains containing
tie bodies Of the dead placed side by side pre-
paratory to removing them to the church. A fine
looking woman, about twenty five years old. entered
the place, dressed in the usual Italian costume she
carried In her arms babe three months old. while a
child barely two years old chung to her dress She
sa.d her husband was missing, and she had called
70 see II he of the dead. The first coffin
lid raised before her eyes that Of Angelo Delea.
Tie woman gave shrek Of despair. and sank the
floor In a swoon the babe falling from her arms 70
the floor. The corpse shown her was that Of her
husband.
At O'Clock the cofins taken to catafal1ue
drawn up at the curb. The catafalque was drawn by
TWO black horses covered with black draDery The
ten collins were conveyed TO 81. Thcresa's Roman Cath
olc Church Father Joseph Egan conducted the
r.oriern mass The cofns were then carried from the
church 10 the cltafalque which was drawn 10 sleepy
Hollow Cemetery where they were buried side by side
All Of the dead Italians have been idenuhed ana
were placed in the graves as follows: Petro Palo
De Fuore Angelo Delella. Lueoni Raimerre' Ron
monde Mattisi Angelo Zngora Gueroso Ruglerl, Pas-
ouala Rugieri Rafelle Tancalle. Hito ecoccite or
Guiseppa Natiss. and Gianbatiste DE Ferore
Mccormick the blacksmith and Herrick. the en-
1ineer who are In the hospital In TarrytoWn. Will be
able M 20 To their homes in few days. IL Is doubt
tul II Finnegan the foreman will recover. Coroner
Mitchell arrived at TarrytOwn yesterday morning to
connue the investigation 20 the cause of the ex-
nlosion As central Railroad officials have charged
Finnegan with being responsible for the accident
Coroner Mitchell said that he would try TO obtain
Fun.yan's ante morton statement. Should he sur
vivo he will be one Of the most important witnesses
whom the coroner viii call az the inquest There are
also four Italians who testify before the coroner
They are the only Italians escaped injury at the
time OF the explosion. They are Antonio IepdrsO,
Angelo speno. Angelo Telera and Frank Angelo. All
OF tho-e WHO on the III fated car have been a.
counted for excepting two. They are Angelo Centric
and Michael MonOc0. IL f. believed that these Two
men were blown % pieces By the force oi the ex-
Ofiicials Of the Central Railroad IN Tarrytown
ali day collecting claims against the railroad Tor the
damage done. The company, II was said, would pay
FOR ali damage done by the accident. and would also
ascertain IL the families OF any OF the dead men were
In want.