The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-22
VICTIMS BODIES
ALL FOUND.

uOtSu UouAco COutiuuOu dI VIC Dtib-
ware Pulp Works yesterday and
five bodies were recovered.
| William r. Scott, fireman, of No.
100 Cedar street.
+ Joseph t. Henry, fireman, of No.
431 South Jackson street
| William Ruf, fireman, of No. 1926
Cedar street.
I E. H. Mouslvy, employe in wash
room, Of No. 226 Parrish street.
Bernard Sweeney, feeder Of
digestor. of No. 11O6 Reed street.
| Joel Hutton, of No. 80 Seventh
avenue is still missing. The first
body found yesterday afternoon was
that of William Scott. The body
was located under a pile of bricks
and timbers, few feet away from
the row of digesters He was near
one of the doors, and evidently
was stricken down while about to
get a breath of fresh air. So nox-
ious was the odor from his body
that quantities of chloride of lime
were sprinkled about by order Of
Superintendent Saunders.
Il After being pinioned beneath the
falling wreckage, Scott had been
burned by Goals from the fire box es
beneath the digesters, and his body
also was eaten by the acid from
the big tanks. He was carried
from the ruins at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon and was removed to the
morgue in the patrol wagon by
Chief Of Police Black, Captain
Evans and Sers seant Howgate.
The search continued and the
other bodies were found.
Coroner Frick has not announced
when the inquest will be held.
Death certificates have been is
sued and arrangements made for the
funerals.
The funeral OF James Nagle will
take place on Saturday morning at
$50 O'Clock from the residence of
his sister, at No. 4O6 West Second
street. Services will be held 10 st.
Peters Pro-Catedral aud interment
viii De made in the Cathedral Gene.
terry.
The funeral Of William r, Scott,
will take place on Saturday afternoon
at o'clock, Services will be held at
his late home, No. 100 Cedar street,
aud interment is to be made in Lom-
hardy Cemetery.
Services over the rem ins Of Joseph
L. Henry will be held on Saturday
evening at his late home, No. 431
South Jackson street. The remains
will be shipped to Philadelphia on
Sunday morning, and interment will
be made lu Mt. Peace Cemetery,
Tue funeral Of Franklin T. Harris,
will take place from the home OF his
brother, John Harris, No. 1920
Mary larM avenue. on Saturday after
noon lat 3 o clock, and interment will
be made In Lombardy Cemetery.
Tue fun oral Of John Mccormick,
will take place from his home. No.
900 Reed street, on Saturday morn.
ing. High Mass will be held In St.
Pau's II. c. Church, and interment |
will be made 10 the New Cathedral |
Cemetery. Division No. G, A. o. H.
of which he was a member, will at.
tend the funeral in body.
George w. Wright will be buried
from his home, No. 902 Ches tnut
street. on Saturday afternoon, at l
o'clock, aud nterment will be made
in Siiverbrook Cemetery. Welcome
Council, Jr. o. U. A. M will attend
the funeral In body.
The funeral Of William +. Burke
will take place from his late home,
No. 406 South Franklin street, on
Sunday afteruo oon, and Interment will
he made in the Wilmington and
Brandywine Cemetery,
The funeral of Granville Walter
will Jake place on Sunday from his
late home, No 9OS Elm Street, and
interment will be made in the Friends
burial ground at lIockessin,
George Durham viii! be buried
frcm his late home, No. 7lS South
Harrison street, on Sunday afternoon.
Interment will be made in Silver.
brook Cemetery.
The funeral of James L. Jester
will take place on Sunday afternoon
at 4 o'clock. Services will be held
at the home Of his brother.in.l
Il. L. Turner, No PIG La Nj otte street.
aud interment will be made in Riv.
,rvlew Cemetery.
The funeral OF William RK will
take place from No. l2O Cedar street,
IN Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
Ind interment will be made in LON.
oardy Cemetery.
The work OF searching for Joel
autton's body was resumed this
morning and after working two
hours the men found it. It was
removed and was taken to
he patrol wagon.
James Nagle was one of the men
;illed by the explosion.
Yesterday, his mother was at the
win Oaks camp all unconscious of
he terrible occurance until a paper
rrived at s O'Clock, containing
ull account of the explosion. Her
on's name was among the list of
hose killed, and Mrs. Nagle was
rostrated by the shock When she
the distracted mother
urried back to this city.
Chief Black. captain Evans and
le police have been commended for
leir work since the explosion oc-
lrred. Officer Pierce has an exec
tive head. lie was at the ball
ark when he saw the digester 20
in the air. He sent in report
and that report is on
10 tape at 2 0 clock. Prompt work
J the part of the police was noticed
! around.
Soma of tho anid .xo4 on A.. | .