The evening world., 1891-05-21
TARRYTOWM VICTIMS BURIED.
Ten Of Tuesdays Slain at Best i'd
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
Dragging Hoes Creek for the Bodies
Of the -Four Missing Mon.
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TARRrTowr, May 21.-Evidences were dis;
covered this morning which leave no doub1
that the four men, or one or more OF them,
who we're hurled into the river by the dynsrhita
explosion here Tuesday were literally blown
to pieces.
The entrals OF man picked MP In Hoes
Creek last evening are proof Of this.
The plain outline Of human body was dis
covered in the mud along the bank OF the
creek this morning, showing the force with
which the unfortunate victims were hurled %
their death.
the body which made the impression IN the
mud was probably washed away. and will be
recovered later.
The search for the bodies continues uninter-
ruptedly. The work has hitherto been confined
TO Hudson River, but Hoes Creek, which ID on
the other side OF the railroad track, wiz bo
dragged now.
This is in the opposite direction from which
1t was thought the powder exploded. Every.
body said that the force OF the explosion was
riveTvard or west. IL that be 90, how came
the entrails and the outline OF the human body
In the mud In Hoes Creek-ap easteriy direc-
tion7
1t will probably be found that the direction
OF the explosion was as general Al II was deadly
and destructive.
Two big black-draped catafaiques, bearing
the bodies VI ten victims Of the explosion, nied
through the gates OF old sleepy Hollow Gene
terry this morning. They were followed BY o
long line OF carriages rlled with the relatives
and friends Of the deceased apd by multitude
Of curiosity y-seekers on loot
As soon as It was found that the friends OF
the victims W ould be unable TO pay for their
burial, Coroner Mitchell ordered the bodies To
bo inferred In the public ward in sleepy Hol-
low, and Undertaken Vanderbilt. with . corps
Of assistants, WORKED all night In preparing
them for burial
All OF the ten dead are Italians, and ave OF
them nad families IN this country. At least
two OF the remainder lot wives and children
In I;aiy.
Al "a 30 o'clock Father Joseph p. Eagan said
msss over the bodies al IT. Teresas Church,
In North TarIytosu, and they were taken
directly from the church to the cemetery.
The room In which the ten bodies lay IN their
plain coflins was thronRed until the hearses ar
| rived, At :. 30, 10 taEe them away. The widow
| OF one OF the victims, Angelo Detelo, came mp
to her husbands caskeI, with Q three months
old baby on ner arm. aud catching sight OF the
dead face, Immediately tainted away.
Sac was resusoitated, aud returned at once
70 the depot to await 4 train for Peekskill.
| She would not stay TO the funeral
The crowd seenn TO be especially concerned
| about the tate OF Michael Monaco and Angelo
Centrlilo, Of Peekskill, both OF whom are
missing.
Dredging was not resumed this morning till
| after the funeral.
Ths three injured men at the Provident
Home Hospital are doing well to-day aud will
probably recover. Edward Finnegan, whom
Roaduas,er Esglestou hods responsible for
| the disastor, Is The most seriously hurt, but 10
10 hoped he will recover
The report that George Herrick, the engineer
OF the wrecked train, who is also at Provideut
Home Hospital In tins village, accounted for
the disaster by the statement tnat no saw one
OF the Italians on the dat car with lighted
| pipe. is untrue.
The EVENING WORLD reporter, through The
| courtesy OF Dr. Llnson, OF Tarry,own, was
the ouly person beside the physicians and
nuTses who talked with Herrick, TO the re-
porter Hsrrrk gave the interview published In
TnE EvgsISG WORLD yesterday, toIetheF vita
q statement made by Michael Mccormick, who
Is, beside the en- sinear the only living intelll-
| gent witness of tGe disaster.
HerTlck does not think the spark which
iEpted the pile OF dyna mite came IRON hip
engine, but thought It possible that some OF
the Italians had cireisssly knocked the ashes
from Q pipe. The explosion miIht have been
caused BY asmpie concussion or jar Of some
kind.
The engineer made no statement except that
| published IN The EVENING WORLR
The funerals OF the victims at the church
| were very Impressive. rhe edince was crowded
10 Tie Loors with friends Of the dead Italians,
all OF whom followed the catafalque 20 the
The aemersTy and crowded about the dsep
trench IN waien the ten eofins we're laid.
The Caroner will not hold the inquest ttll
Monday, aud he has issued subp9naa thus far
for four Of the missing Italian Witnesses They
are Antonio Tepia, OF AL One Hundred and
Fiity-nrsi street; Angelo Spano. OF <7s One
Hundred aud Fifty-nrst street. and Angelo
Terra and Frank Angelo. res .denees unknown.
| They all escaped alive from the explosion
nut went with their injured friend 10 New
YORK on the Tsltef train. since then thay
| have not been seen.
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