Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-29
Butts Body Not
 Yet Recovered
REMAINS OF MRS. sTRAUs ARE
 ALSO STILL MISSING.
MAY NEVER BE FOUND
Body of w. T. Stead to 6e Buried al Sea if Recovered-Members of ri. tanic's Crew Arrive in England.

Halifax, April 2S.-A wireless meg sage received here today from tho ca ble ship Minia. which is supplementing the work of the Mackay- Bennett in searching for bodies of those who per ished in the Titanic disaster, indicates that there is little hOpS of getting to the 180 odd now on the Mackay- Ben nett, due here some time tomorrow. The weather has been made, the sea rough, and bodies are widely scatter ed.
 Bodies That May Not Be Reeovsrsd.
 Captain Decarteret of the Minia be- heves the Mackay- Bennett has picked up nearly all obtainable. If the pre- dictiOn is correct, the bodies of Major Archibald Butt, Mrs. Isador Straus and other prominent persons not re- ported as among the identified dead will never be brought to port for burial
 Total of 192 Identified. A revised list of the identified dead. compiled tonight from wireless mes- sages received here and in New fork. brings the number on the Mackay-
 Bennett at 184 and those on the Minia at Neight. Ten all told were reported as recovered by the Minia, but one identified fireman was buried at aea and the body of another man in even ing dress gave no clue to it's identity
 except gold cuff links marked "S. e." Among the eight bodies identified on the Nina none are those of promi- nent persons excepting that of Presi- l dent Hays of the Grand Trunk, preVi- | ously reported as recovered. His body l has apparently been transferred from | the Aackay Bennett and will probably
 reach here later in the week when the
 Minia docks.
 Vincent Aster at Halifax. Vincent Astor and party arrived | here today ln a private car and will start for New York with Colonel As 1 tors body as soon as 1t is positively identified and encOfHned Among the ! other arrivals was Isad0r UnzOls, who l will search for the body of Victor Pe- nasco on behalf of Penasco's widow, | who is at the Hotel Plaza. New York. ! SenOr and Sonora Penasco were unaf- 1 ing the ficst part of a trip from Spa n ! round the world on the Titanic Sha | and her maid were saved She is a | sister-in Jaw of Premier Canaleias of | Spain and related to the Spanish royal i family
 Stead May Be Buried at Sea. r Representatives of the family of W. ! T. Stead, the English journalist and 1 author. have asked that if his body is 1 recovered it be buried at sea A re- i quest to this effect was sent by wire 1 less from here today to the steamer l Mackay- Bennett, but so fa~ as known | she has not recovered ATr Stead's body.
 Stormy Weather Delays Work. | The steamer Minia has taken the l place Of the steamer Mackay- Bennett | in search for bodies, but today it was ] impossible to continue the search on ! account of stormy weather according l to messages received at the White Star | line offices today via the CamperdoEn | CN. S.) wireless station.
 i More Bodies Identified. l The Mackay- Bennett how ever. sent
 an additional list of identified and re- ! ported that she would reach Halifax
 with the bodies tomorrow noon. The
 additional names are R. C. BristoW, l Katherine Buckley Denton Cox. IL Y | taunthorpe, Ralph Giles, Hans c 1 Giivar1 TOznai HeD ieksric, Gustaf J l Jonanson, Wentzell LCinhart, Thomas l McCafry Thomas Morgan, Robert D Norman, -- POggi, George Swane 1 Del Carlo Sebastiano, Leopold Welsz l Mauri Der Zacardian.