The evening world., 1894-06-27
NO BODIES
TO Be FOUND.
ttonnnaed from First Pune.

,,o'"''1'u 'o'" l"e' rug.
from his helmet and rose to the surface.
He walked on towards the twin lights
anu aho,, ms a'pbN ,,narnd tast 'otio"ra LOT
avt Hhe ~ SO uaa CO rovrh W., .n'S 49,. Srn
pias rn,,iJ not u. ssan sayond tho, o iis.
law. o''' NV Wv e'1' ''s 0"u 'h'' vic
'"n,.; .. , ,,,, ,,, ,,.,,,
r AZ me re9uesi OF me evening Morin
pestedly to the diver 10 Snme tn the
~ su' iace, 'ney Iehrins that IN his an1iety
t ,has won,u result fataily' kice answered
Use sis idls ~ cans t9r more rope
Even the SIGNALLING was difficult, owing
10 Inc hish sea running, and after sig.
ra.lns 70 .ne uiVer several times and
World men gave mpera,ive orders nyga'n ,S
nave 'he oi'er hauied to the surface
Feured for Ric.. s,t.,x
Cav, ~. ~.',- 49,,
lower deck to assist Nelson on the life
line. The eling World" reporters
had relieved the crew at the air-punu
by the thought that the air they were
forcing down to the bottom Of the ocean
was was going to an Unconscious or possibly
pans on a aae life YH line srasS, Of II. hard
bubbles within view again, but these
would have come to the surface even
had the diver been dead.
face op1 IT,, ~. - - wy -,
arms IT, could he seen that the driver
was at least alive, He was hauled over
TO the iron ladder dashed to the tug 3
rail- and as he leaned over the top rung
the helmet was unscrewed.
AS Il was lifted Off his head It was
remark was:
what's the matter, with you fellows
Ina nad Just got alongside the wreck when
1t was explained that no answer had
been returned to the signals sent to hir,
ana this had led the watchers to feel
:, Tender Nelson's skill in hadling the
Tres rendered the task of raising Rice
from the bottom less dangerous than II
would otherwise have been. In un:
skilled hands he might have been dashed
AGAINST me SIDE or the tug, or the iron
killed; Even as i was the fsat at! was one ao.
up handful Of white sand and sntS ths
not.om was all ike that' and az smooth
"a uoaiu
ute. Diya prea pi speii OF rev min
r,eh;i siGs se II hrc d said tne wreck was
right sac up ana listed over Said he:
vhar W. ~ RsepInrihS 10 cIanoer ABOARD
could de 81 l.ie me snreW me OF my rect
outline o., Of the dark hull was quite plain.
,nc ou.iIi.e o, tne upper part OF the
Nv TIE ~ nppeareu Tagged. Ihis could see
Ny ioohihs upward
lie MRkcN AnOtheH DeQCent,
Diver Rice then desired to have his
nelinet put on so that ne could go dow,
again while the direction OF the wreck
was fresh N his mind. His request was
Sonpled with, ana he disappeared with
a spia5h: AGAIN the tran Of air bubbles
OF the wreck correctly IN his mind. as
Ne started OH poloIy IN the same direc-
r.1rt wnehGe ne was pulled but Few
h1riutes Dctore.
l.
son sisnais came more promptly; II
S Was eviuent from TINS alone that Rice
u,a mot asain care 10 nave MS move
ments ,ntefered with.
rice second dlVe ne signailed to be
pulled up: He had narrow escape this
time from being dashed AGAINST the iron
ladder, his helmet Just grazing IT, HIS
helinet was Iulckl! uhscreWed ana
Rice came on board.
Could Sec Nh nodts..
"
He said that he had gone carefully
over the ground on both sides Of the
wreck. thinking perhaps that bodies
might have been backed up either by
He had seen no bodies nor any traces
After examining the wreck" said
S ;hr did ,bs eh th,n us On on one siue.
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va Of the sinken wreck a onsrter Of
n III, f,rthon H. shore H.ra ~ ancbor
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h,s ,bthrd dasnsn, anu i''e p'ep''e' i''
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dnwn sornewhat ' his ser move rns su,se era
uors sasiiv tracsd s ua ,nnweH ou wet re
the f,il INIT Of The lifeline and tbeu
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" TIC
M Bodiss Near the wrecL.
| anywhere near the wreck" said ne,
! ''as the boz: om down there Is So smoo: n
| AMI even that the currents and under
/ TOW would easily roll them away. 1t
will be next to impo.sib to find them
below the surface now. since we know