Evening journal., 1902-08-22

lined seventeen men engaged al
rk in the mill. was the discovery OF
! last body, mangled and battered. 1t
S that of Joseph Hutton, fireman,
ose duty it was to fire up the diges-
IS. l;alaal
Not one Of the bodies taken from the
eckage was as badly mangled and
med as that OF Hutton. 1t was bare
Il recognizable, so horribly had fire,
d ant lie heavy timbers done their
rk.
When the workmen began operations
IS morning they started in with the
he grit and determination of yester-
y. Shortly before 9 o'clock word
ne out TO. the workers that the deb
in the room where were situated
4 2 digesters had been all cleared, and
ut Hutton's body was at hand.
The OdOr that arose from the corpse
e to its being burned by acid and
mes. was sickening and more than
E workman was unable TO approach
In order that the wOrkmen could
Ike ready the body for removal, il
q TO be tightly wrapped in blankets
q bags. Shortly after Deputy Cor
er Chandler arrived and removed the
mains to his morgue. No definite ar
hgements have as yet been made for
e funeral.
President Sharf. of the Jessup and
pore Paper Mills, was a visitor Ia
2 scene of desolation yesterday after
on. and gave orders to engage as
n any labOrers as could work to clear
the wreckage. President Sharf says
at the mi 5 must resume work as
,eedily as .lOssible. There are several
,sh orders on hand, and every days
Jay means thousands of dollars OF
IS. This morning over 200 men were
gagged in removing the debris, and
tny more may be employed.
Sterlith Bros. have purchased the di-
sting tanks, and had a force of men
work this morning breaking them
for old iron.
Extra Squads of Police
.ltt is expected that crowds Of curious
rsons may visit the scene of the
iplosion Sunday, and in order to pre-
mt anyone entering the mill or the
rds. Chief of Police Black may detail
ira police TO patrol the place. The
mpany also may have extra watch
bn on duty. Relic hunters are al
Rdy in evidence, and several have
taped the vigilance of the police and
ttchmen, and secured various grus-
me mementoes.
More Bodies Recovered
i These bodies were recovered yester-
" afternoon:
William R. Scott, fireman, of No 1OC
dar street.
Joseph f. Henry, fireman, of No. 49,
4 luth jackson street
William Ruff, fireman, of No. 126 Ce.
4 ir street.
lE. H. Mousley, employed in wasf
om. of No. 226 Parrish street.
j lBernaru Sweeney, feeder Of diges-
RS. of No. 1106 Reed street.
Not until late in the afternoon were
e energies Of the worlmen employed
the search of the bodies, rewarded
i small army of mn under the direc-
bn of Superintendent john {. Saun-
.rs. of the pulp mill, armed with
4 bwna1s, picks and shows. worked
a they never worked befo-e to release
! + bodies of their imprisoned ie..ow'
4 brkmne from the debris of twistec
ba. britks and timbers. Not a mar
5teG on the implements with wA'ch
was at work. There was only ono
. lol 81 t--the bodies. While 'he mei
lrked like Trojans among the wreck
5 le il was apparent that their efforts
build be unavailing and the wreci
S lew of the p. W. & B. railroad, wa:
\ killed upon. and the immense hoistina
4 gine brought into play. There was
4 icreaking and bending of the wreck
4 be, which gave way to the powerfu
,ggng of the wrecking crane. HEAVY
ipe cables and stout chains were at
.ched to the steel watts, which were
tuled from out the ruins. Several o.
4 e digesters also were hauled out
td when these had been cleared away
q was not difficult for the workmen tC
move the lighter material. The frs
4 bdy taken out was that Of William
ott. 1t was located under a pile Of
4 licks and timbers only a few fee
i ON the digesters. 1t is the opinion
at Scott attempted to escape from th'
Hiding before the explosion occurred
1t was caught and crushed TO death
he position in which his body la.
Ives rise to this opinion
$50 obnoxious we're the odors tha
fcse from the body and permeated tn
bot where it was found that quaint
ss of chloride of lime were sprea'
pout Scott's body was found to b.
sprned by Goals OF fire from the boxe'
enath the digesters. and the flesl
as horribly eaten by the acid from
e tanks The body was taken to tn
4 ,orgue.
81 N Other Bodies Discovered
Shortly after the finding Of Scott
sarred and mangled remains. the ef
z,rts of the searchers were rewarde,
IL the finding OF the bodies of Henri
.uff and Bernard Sweeney. Both mel
let horrible death within a few fee
each other Their bodies were al