The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-12
Placed in Lifehoat by the Gallant
Sailors of the City of Mon
uiceilo.
ONLY FOUR PERSONS SURVIVED.
Many Bodies Found Along the
Shore. Where They Had Been
Dashed TO Destruction
Cause of Disaster.


>aiin"uih. Nova Scotia. NV u ne
shore. uf this county for ten miles ,.ist
and ,-.sI i .,r,u,, With the ,yrackor. of
,''' ''''"n "'n ''''
| 'i'' nun ana :HiE" "t IN" steamer 'lN ''
Monticello. which fuuudrrrd Saturday
morning and tv.nty-tiv,. bodies of vic
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.'''~ "' '''e "'S',S''r hfr' "''"
.ific fury.
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MANY b'"p" nave assemble" ~ ''"'hNit".
near where The first hody c'ne ashore and
numerous relatives Of members Of the crew.
who nearly .tll belonged to points un this,
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Inc bodies We're arranged Il! a room II:
the public hall. and Coroner FuIler who
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I.,,..I ,.,',I, on h ,,,,Ya 49,, ,,..
|. iih!y battered.
The first bo,iy Mas found at daylight when
TN. zinc. lif.hn.,t ,,hi,h y.,,s .tIrrvs.u i.,.
th.. survivors Of fh,. tirst b.at I, have b,.:,
.y.,rur.I v,,- di..,,..,.y an tn. ..hnr,
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,'H, '"7' Il passenger St'"hi f-is.!!tt'
iu"it. MI. tripp. It traveller Tor MCueeS
H"ns ot -. John New Brunswick, and the
p"ay @i = seaman All four had life belts
beach eleven NOR. hnIi,s wrr. found max
tu. nf+,.,, ;i,,,,,..,,1 49,, ., ,, -, iN',..
They mad All ,yt,.nfI,. n,,,n,. aShmrt in ih,.
1f,4i,,t
'''' WIZ Nt't" vi! stunning '.v
oe"th' h"t one escaping. The remains 50
Lar lH'n!liied; IN addition to the iVuT
sn!net!tc1 above. are:
/. .ISuPtIt 0ltNt, putSer of n" Steamer Prince
-t"AFa' i'aSsasetnhst.r Wilson, te,khauds
Ii!onts9n. Leyi Niekerson, Robert Nicksrsom.
n"u i.eHrApsfs. Austin Nlckens. James
t,9ie. John +. Whitmore. Stanley Ringer.
" " uLs'.w lLhser, Harry Copeland and David
'Ss.ti!'IH.
ne Matcnts III lhe po'htts OF two OF tn"
men s,vpped Ut !s:iI and IL o'clock, re-
sfeVuEe!E.
Captains Body Found.
The BODY Of cautai, Harding of th. Mon
tcriIu has been .ound at Picnic's ', Point ym-
rircled with life belt and fully dlesseI. An
UlknOwn bOGy supposed TO be. that of !;
traveller for :. Western boot and shoe firm.
has hren found Ut the same place, with the
Loui.s Of Elsie Mcdonald ana Second Officer
Murphy, recovered yesterday OF fh. mem
bers OF the crew who's H1dies Were. 81"
cured. Copeland and f:eham were not
known tu be- on board until their bodies
were identified
icy Were not "u the ships articles. hay-
i;is joined 10. th- trip only. Several bodies
are still unidentified. one body was r.cog-
ti2ei this evening a. John Richmond Of e.
ana shoe ti:m. H. was ro, before known
10 have been passenger This sw.iis IN.
known Ie.th roll To thirty-two Beniam
look the place ct Niiitmore. previously re-
tM!ttd !uSt, Copeland ~as also substitute.
"t', ioi whom II Is not known
... - Z" '"'i!t.N'nc' ihst' the snip ftter
"a 7i"S it"
.'S' III ''le !i"HI'i Il! July ana Il beat
-, W mn 'i'i' IN "'lttt ''t Monticello
,";'' wa lVuhH. f'H.' ut me men We're dead
r';"I' ;;s '.'e h"at l"'',i"" llle ihhH; ana man!
.tueN" ~. E'4ih' was trhe oi those i'll thc
MOI .h1Ll'e..V p":i'.
ne iu'H ot tte suti II dppaiiihS III this
81 IN ~ ,,.,- ~
ne 9oHN or y. y. Coleman, another com
iEticial Traveller. VINO was not previously
known !" nave he@i on board the Mgnttceilr
mas herh WaSheI ashore ana identified. He
IIgpreSrfted lev! hro'hers Co. Jewelers.,
trunks worth $",'e. One trunk has been
FOUND
Nreckagr or All kinds Htters the shore,
hoses. barrels pieces III ships boats and
parts Of the sup.rstructure OF the steamers.
James BAN. merrhan, OF Yarmouth. who
vas supposed 10 nave he;'h on board. Is
safe he having missed the steamer ir 81.
John.
Rupert Olive was crossing the bay from
St John to Yarmouth to r-join his own
steamer
chief steward Hopkins OF the steamer
Yarmouth porishei ne having taken his
brothers place for one trip.
Sven Johnson was taking Elisha Cooks
;.iacc "a; quarterrIaster and Fred Van Rem
.uburg was substituting as cook for his
the elections and to this cirCumst stanCs they
women on In First Llsehoa'.