New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-15
GET MISS D0DGE'S BODY
Di0er Takes T1Uo More from the
Cabin of the Normandie.

/ The bodies Of Miss Dodge and Captain Storms,
/ who were drowned when the Normandie was
run down by the VolUnd, near Yonkers, Tuesday
night, were recovered yesterday, and uniden-
titled body is thought to be that OF the engineer.
The yacht itself was raised by the Merritt Chap
man company. Captain Larson Of the Volund
was arrested at NewbUrg
After ropes got under the yacht were broken
on the first attempt tc raise her. steel hawsers
were put in place III the afternoon. Just before
the winctses were started the diver went down
to see IL the cables were properly placed. He
made another examination OF the cabin at the
suggestion Of Coroner Russell. and after about
fifteen minutes appeared, bearing the body OF
Miss Dodge. 1t was fully dressed. and the
Jewelry, which was less valuable than at first
reported, was intact Soon after the wreck was
successfully raised and beached.
The body Of Miss Dodge was sent to Dorsey's
Morgue at Tarrytown. and a dispatch was sent
to her mother at No DDS West End-ave The
diver reported that the body OF the young
woman was firmly wedged in one end Of the
cabin, where it had evidently been blown when
the boiler exploded. Coroner Russell refused
to comment on the fact that this would seem
TO indicate that Miss Dodge was in the cabin
instead Of on the afterdeck, as Rudd and Green
have all along maintained. In Tarrytown. YES
terday' while Identifying the body of Captain
Storms, which picked up near there. HanI-
gan, the deckhand, is said to have admitted
that the woman was in the cabin and not on
deck
The boat itself was badly wrecked. The left
side was cut deeply. while most OF the cabin
and upper works were blown to pieces Tho
body OF Captain Storms was found af1oat In the
channel off Irvington at o'clock by the second
ofhcer Of the steam yacht Virginia It was
fully dressed. ana gold watch and consider
able money were found in the clothes Coroner
Russell ordered It removed to Dorcv's moreno
The face was disfgured it is thought by me
explosion which occurred when the Volund
struck the Normandie. About the time the
diver was bringing up the body Of Miss Dodge.
alderman A c. Bechet and George Onerman, Of
this city, found the body of man in the river
opposite Lamartine-ave. 1t is believed to be
that of Grady. the engineer, but has not been
positively Identified.
Coroner Russell at noon sent a deputy sheriff
to Newburg to arrest Captain Larsen. Of the
Volund The inquest win be held on Monday
at the Town Hall in Dobbs Ferry The coroner
was non-commtttal, saying merely that he
would say what he had TO saw when he an
nounced his verdict
The finding OF the body Of the voune, woman
IN the cabin has discredited the stories OF
Rudd and Green that she was on the after dscI-
from TINS and their general air of mystery
"nen they landed from the wreck II is believed
tnat some sensational disclosures may be nlad9
at the inquest.
1t was denied last night that Miss Oodea had
been engaged to a son of John f Green the
relative with whom she went aboard the Nor
ulandle Mr.. Green could not be found last
nlshL, pUt at the home Of the dead girls mother
no. 20 West Eno-ave., It was said that Mr.
Green had no son.