Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-13
THE WRECKED YACHT
Young Woman Victim Was
 Miss Daisy Dodge.
BODIES LIE IN THE VESSELS CABIN
Coroner Orders Arrest of Mir. J. A. Rudd and JAe Hanigan, a Deck hand-Steamer In Collision Was
 the Norwegian ship VOlund.


 DOBBS FERRY, \. Y, July 13.- The mystery surrounding the identity of the young woman believed to have been drowned in the Hudson river off this place when the steam yacht Nor mandie was run down by a tramp steamship and sunk, has been cleared up. She was Miss Daisy Dodge, a niece of J. E. Green of New York, ac- cording to the man who chartered the yacht.
 The authorities at Dobbs Ferry were busy searching the river for her body and the bodies of two members of the crew who are also believed to have lost their lives in the accident-Wil- liam Storms of Hyde Park. the pilot, and Engineer Oracle of Brooklyn. It was believed by some of those at work that the young woman's body would be found imprisoned in the cabin of the sunken vessel. She is alleged to have worn more than 5000 worth of jewels at the time of the collision.
 The steam yacht was the property of C. ". Dumont of Brooklyn, president of the American Law Book company. It was chartered from him by J. A. Rudd of Yonkers. who is connected with the American District Messenger company of New Jersey.
 Mir. Rudd gave out the following statement:
 T chartered the steam yacht Nor mandie of c. W. Dumont, the owner. for the month of July. On the trip I took a guest. J. E. Green of New York city. and his niece. at the Columbia Yacht club, for days. cruise up the river. We went up as far as Peek skill and decided that we would re- turn home.
 "On the downward trip, opposite Dobbs Ferry. about 9 p. m., we were run into by a tramp steamer Il think the name of the steamer was Velonel. which struck us on the port side about amidships. The Normandie immediate ly sank.
 "On board were the pilot. Mfr. Will liam Storms of Hyde Park. \. Y: the engineer. Mfr Oracle of Brooklyn: the deekhand. Joe Hanigan of Yonkers: J. E. Green of New York city. his niece. Miss Daisy Dodge. and myself. As far as 1 know. the pilot. the young lady and the engineer were drowned.
 Those saved were Hanlgan. the deckhand: !. E. Green. my guest. and myself. After floating in the water for half an hour we were picked up and taken aboard in the Hfeboat of the tramp steamer which ran us down. We all requested 10 be put ashore. When landed there was a large gang Of the nei-hbo-s. who crowded around us for information, but we were too completely exhausted to explain any details. but I immediately reported the accident to police headquarters al Workers ani gave instructions that the police at D1bbs Ferry start 6 search for my guest and crew
 Coroner Frank Russell visited the wreck of the yacht and found long strands Nf hair streaming from one os the po-tholes- UP to late hour all efforts 10 recover the bosies have been fruitIeSs-
 Coroner Russell last night eaGsel the arrest Of Joseph Hsnizan- the deckhsnd- and has fss1ed an crier for the arrest of Mir R1td
 Czrtsfn Lz-sea Of the No-vez s1 steamer Toszzf that ran down the S1r- uzrdfe sak. that there was a mise7I- cnIario1 as to distance and the Nor n.ndie raa directly ca the bow of the yoszsl. czfuzg hGsex n ~