The evening world., 1894-06-27
NO BODIES
TO Be FOUND.
An " Evening World Diver
Examines the Wreck Of the
Tug James D. Nicol.
IN SEVEN FATH0Ms Of WATER.
Right Side Up, but Listed Over on
q Smooth Bottom, with No
Bodies Near.
PART OF DECK-HOUSE SECURED.
Diver Rice Believes tho Bodies Have
Been Swept Out 10 Sea or
Up the karrows.
PART OF DECK-HOUSE SECURED.

| SANDY HOOK. N. j. lime VI "A
a search lasting from 9 O'Clock Monday
morning, until o'clock this morning
Inc evening Worlds' tug Assistance
~ 'i'dh'i'S last 10 the tug
a., "'ie'' iouhoere" win
. f"' o'' ooa'u' last euiuay AZ
go ''u oe't' h'eNea UP ny
a snn' sou'"wss'er anu o'e as the AS
TO- sue oop'ea ABOUT on the
IN" '''N' ''''N''s ioot'hS very
""ee' yam anu even UNSAFE ior al on
Doa'u n's waves ''r'Ne over her DOW
a"u uashto ''e'ousi! against the WIN
y. '"e .''o' -,'o' Sc, anu inc Soup
p..s were eon''''uai'! Jun Oh water.
"'e.A ""S 'oSa'ei ny means OF
s''h'S a. pV'i' "'"'-aou west from
S, 'ne WI" hs".s Oh
.,. per,."' WEST ny
,,.,,, 'ns "'l' Tug
-, w. was al
'o""'"n '"e oeo'-
,', r'' '"e o'i' D'''u sap
49,, u.s.. -. NV , anu 'ie
tug was Drought 10 "h ahchor.
Tender N. A. Nelson. hurriedly got into
IT., ,,,,,,' ,,i, 81. NV
ms '''i's s"'' an" was preparing 10
drop over the side when the grapnel
hrok, au,,y
N'oNs away
NicOis Deck-HOuse Caught.
A1r,os, immediately, ,,aro,,tor ~
ton of Il tugs deck house, about six
by seven feet in dimensions .b,t IN
~, s,,,,", y, a., a"o. "
of the Assistance. The glass had been
broken from the window in +, and tho
,,,,,,,,.,,,. - ~ 49, @N
WlhuoW-irame partly torn away. evil
This section of IN. ,leck-bous. u,s
49,, -, ""'
ho's'eu apotr" the assistance. "hich
49, WV. ""o'' anu .'"''NI '"'h anu
had hoon ,cs,
capt. Larry DE Noyeiles stood at the
wheel with his eve on the comnass
reodv to Nv tho ,oc,,ion 90 ,,o ,,,.an,,
."'. ~ 'N 'he 'oCu''oh vi the WRECK
should the grapnel again fastcn onto
a stern and tho win i,sn,, ., 49,
as'.'"' anu 'he win hshts Vi the
Highlands off the starbcard bow. Diver
Rice sat upon a coil of hawser I'm the
go. -, A. -, -,
prapnei al, p,cii In ~ . s,aoII'u Tie
sInp,aui "Ea I H,th up me Wreck
time %f i ihn trstS c.nt,nt eS ION me
s,nie 1i ani Nrso contact &c, Whth me
Sraphtt again became ia Az. ms time
upoIi .ne poIt quaittI' me Jug an
Chor Wds uTolpeu lHIriedia'ei!' ,put pc
IoTe her way voui' ne checked the
stIHh On me GIaphel rope became so
s'ri. W., ''i' u,m5 ASSN unohe loose.
AZ peiole, u puan,'S u Wleukast ana
ahother stCtion oi tne iech- mouse hoated
10 inc su'ta'e; iiahSfnS ~ HOOK III
tlls P9rtluh a.: wy ech,nouse was z !
large Hnc coohihs 10TH Wnlcn ilu'cateu
10 the Worktrt oh ihe assistance that
inns par OF tne utck,ho.st hdu FORMED
portion OF tle wan OF the steward
pantry. aHai, 'oor was managing by |
one hinge 10 thls sectloh oi the deck-
mouse, ana thlS WAS avtached ana taken
tboaru, together WIN lhe nrst sectlon or
the dech ,house. To De USED Tor purposes
u ident!hca'ioh'
D,x.r y,icr Cocs OycrLo,rL
As the Assistance swung around 10 her
anchor. Diver Rice dOnned his helmet
md belt and dropped DuitIy over the
side. 1t was big risk to take In such
sea, but he luGghingly insisted upon tax
ng II. Capt De NoEelie. pointed out to
lin the danger he would be in by being
carried under the stern Of the tug, which
len and s.ndins masses Of spraS as bigh
10 her hurricane deck ana pounding the
wafer IKE wounded whaie:
WIN eighty5nvc pounds OF lead IN the
'elt around ms waist; win iron shoes,
"eigh.hg my, nIteen pounds h cnch, strapped
copper helmet weighing nifty pounds,