Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1912-04-25
Efforts Continued to Iden-
tify Remains of Other
Victims; Drake Student
Found Among Dead.

had been recovered to date. OF the fit
teen names twelve are those Of pas
sengers.
The White Star line today made
public the following wireless message
giving the names in the additional lis
Of bodies recovered OF those who dice
in the Titanic disaster:
From Mackay-Bennett, via steam
ship Royal George and Cape Race, tc
Ismay, White Star line care CONNER
cial Cable Co., New York:
"Following identified today, Mon
day:
"Mrs. Mack
| "Mrs. N. McNamee.
| "Catavelas Vassillios.
NV. Wear.
MARY Managan.
civilian Sage.
James Farrell
Henry D. Hansen.
James Kelly.
"Mauretz Adalh.
"Rog Hale, and w. D. Douglas.
"Above all passengers.
"Have also identified J. r. Rice. as
sistant purser: G. Hinkley, hospital at
tendant; w. Butt. Of crew Total bodies
to date, .seventy-seven."
Officials Check or Names. 80
Oficials OF the White Star line
were able this afternoon to announce
that they had checked of. with the
aid of their passenger lists, some OF
the names of the identified dead which
have been recovered by the Mackay.
Bennett cableship.
The list follows:
First class passengers-W. D. Doug
las. Ramon Artagaveytia, Fred Sutton,
A. H. Holverson (sent by wireless as
A. J. Holverson.)
Second class passengers-LOuis NJ.
Hoffman, John H. Chapman, (sent by
wireless as John A. Chapman; w.
Corbiness. (sent by wireless as W..
Carbines) w. H. Harbeck. John Gill,
(sent by wireless as J. 8. GilD; Mich
olas, Nasser (sent by wireless as N.
Colas Rasher); Mrs. Mary Mack, Reg
inald Hale (sent by wireless as Reg
Halo.
Steerage passengers-Mary Mongan
or Mangon (sent by wireless as Mary
Manigan) James Farrell, James Kelly,
Henry D. Hansen, Mauritz Dahl (sent
by wireless as Mauretz AdahD; Leslie
-Gilinski, Ernest P. Tomlin, Josef
Draznovir (sent by wireless as Yosipe
DrazenoU Malkolm Johnson (sent by
wireless as Malcolm Johnson; Nestle
Williams (sent by wireless as Leslie
Williams).
The officials have not been able to
verify the following names:
Mrs. N. McNamee. 1t is supposed
that this is Eileen McNamee, a steer
age passenger from Queenstown, Ire
land. There is no Catavelas Vasilios.
on the White Stars list There ap-
pears a Thomas Catavelas and Peter
Vasilios. 1t is not possible to deter
mine which Of these two has been re-
covered, The name Of William Sage
does not appear but it is thought he
was the son of John Sage. Both faith
er and son were among the lost. There
is no w. Year Gas sent by wireless on
any of the lists). This is believed to
be w. j. Ware, a second class passen-
ger.
There is no Mrs. Robbins among the
bookings but Charity Robins, a third
class passenger, appears.
Frederick Fleet, who was the look
out in the crows nest of the Titanic,
testified that on Sunday night some
time after 10 o'clock he reported q
black mass OF ice ahead to the officers
on the bridge. Just how long this
was before the collision the lookout
could not say.
Fleet told the committee that there
we're no lookout glasses In the Ii
tanic's crows nest after leaving South
ampton. If he had had glasses, he
said he could have seen the iceberg
soon enough to have escaped it. He
said glasses were furnished the look
out from Belfast to Southampton,
where they were taken away.
The bodies OF the members of the
crew sent in the second list have been
identified and the names are, there
fore, correct.
Twenty-seven In First List.
The first list Of names of bodies re-
covered from the Titanic disaster by
the cable steamer Mackay- Bennett
was received here last night through
wireless messages to the White Star
line offices. The list of twenty-seven
names contained none Of the several
Of the most prominent men who per-
ished. unless it be that OF George d.