The evening world., 1894-06-26
It Was Andrew Webster Who
Was Washed Ashore on
Highlands Beach.
THE MISSING LIST INCREASING.
Four Bodies Recovered and Over
Thirty Passengers Still Un-
accounted For.


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ing as wen as 10 the oeho' The EVEN
ing "orios tug assistance started out
again this morning TO recover the bodies
Oh the unfortunate victims or the Her
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rho sam. neonIo ha,,s ,,ron, ~.
water fronts in the vain hone tbat In.
cop,ro t,,,. ana yossais -, ,, it,,
wouid hiring some tia,ng, Tho nGoas ~,
the owners ~ the tup Moo, Inv. o,so
been crowded They have benyed i'm
plored tbre, tened almost IN order tina,
a proper search should he made for rho
victims. but until "The Evening wor,d.
undert 1ok the tesk no, a hand was l,f,.d
NOT an ounce ~ .teano vs. n..,ed l.,
A., -, ~ "
the search.
Want to Hurry Their Dead.
I'VE want to bury our dead" Is the
cry which COCA I'm uucea sinulv but tho
owners NJ tho N,c,, and ,hn.s r,hn 90
w. -, y, sne N..o' anu .n'se VINO are
by the families of the victims. have de-
cIored thet n,,b,ng co,,d ~. ,ora
w.. 's.n . ~, oou,a De uo,e
wait until the sea gives UP Its dead"
70 tho misery and rr,et -, ~. $3.50,
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broken relatives. To wait for weeks,
wait MIL ,ha ,asn -, ,,an,,,aa.,'
wait uht'i the 'ash Vi iuehtihcation
would be made impossible by the action
of the waves.
pouies nave remained as long AZ
year In the water, and then, when
found, even the clothing. which might
,'nss,h,, ,sa, Wv .Sa,. ,,a",, 49, "'s".
disappeared.
In the disastrous storms OF last Sum-
mer. when several fishing SMACK, wen,
down with all their crews on board.
some of the bodies were nor recoyored
,,,,u ,,o,,,, &C.,, NJ. "a -. 80.
"''e'' "ahS VI 'heih Ha'e
not been recovered up TO the present
.Inie. net me Iamliies OF the thirty ana
wait when tugs and divers should
have been sent to the scene within a few
hours after the disaster.
along the Jersey coast combat the idea
that the bodies must ere this have been
washed away from the place Where they
met death. They deny that IN. waves
can have any such action for many DAYS
to come: that, in fact, the bodie, will
remain lust where they had fallen. or
within a radius OF a few hundred feet
for a certain period.
Then thew will float after they have
got hryond the stage OF iaentifca lion 70
be buireted about by every wind and
wave until driven into snne fr,snaiv
harbor. BY that time IL will have bsen
too late.
All these questions and MANY moro
wcre Addressed IN Tho seatnrer, ~
ought 10 be in n position 70 know Nv
.Tbe Evening World . Whsther ,be,r
statements are true or false rsmain 70
be seen, II was considered hn%evcr
worth the trial and " The h.,r,. h,,r,,.
ings Of even on. family Shall have been
eesed "The Evenjnu WorIa,, w,ii Con-
slider TIA outlav we'll e.pended wa WIZ
The Sssistance at,rtaS ort y.s,sraox
marn,nn NJ lime r,hen t The y TnS,er uas
crowHe5 with The Relatives Of fha wic'