Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-01
UNKNOWN BODIES PREPARED
FOR INSPECTION ~ KIN OF
TITANIC VICTIMS.
LIST OF UNIDENTIFIED
BODIES numsERs SIXTY
All Hope Of Finding Body Of Major
Butt DispsIIsd-Widsnsr Convinced
That Body Buried at Sea Was That
Of His Fathers valst-Monsy and
Jewels Are Recovered.

Halifax, Nova Scotia, May Thirty
worked today in an impro-
vised morsue preparing for inspection OF
more of the unidentified dead In whom
centers the fragile hope that relatives
still searching for Titanic victims may
find their kin.
The unidentified list, with the ex-
ception Of the two tentative identifica-
tions made last night, still stood at
sixty when the work was resumed to-
day This was the official total as
estimated from White Star lists.
George Widener, Jr.. of Philadelphia.
has left Halifax in his private car ap-
parent!y convinced that the body buried
at sea was that Of his. fathers valet
and not of Mr.. Widener.
Major Blanton Winship. U. $. A., said
today that he had seen the unidentified
dead and given up all hope OF findlnS
Major Butts body.
Butts Body Not Found.
Friends and relatives have looked IN
vain for Major Archibald w. Butt
John B. Thayer, Henry B. Harris
Washington A. Roebling H.. William
T. Stead, jacques Futrelle, Benjamin
Guggenheim and others.
AS fast as the bodies can be pre-
pared for transit they will be removed.
That of Col. John Jacob Astor. which
was seen at the undertaking rooms
yesterday afternoon by Vincent Astor
will be taken tonight to New York
Eorty embalmers are working prepar-
ing the others.
Captain Lardner told with all the
frankness OF the typical British sea
captain why the bodies OF the men OF
wealth and position had been en-
balmed in preference to those OF the
crew.
Men who lfvesNv the sea..she said,
sNsho,Ild be willing to. die blythe sea
Il Is the cfarscs Nng se' spd ~ FOL
me. / want no other grave
The report Of the ship shows that
the bodies Of fifteen women were re-
covered. OF these eight were identfned
Four of the identified and four OF the
unidentified were recommitted to the
sea.
Not less than $4,000 in cash and
$4,000 in jewels were found on the
bodies recovered. Colonel Astor nat
more than s2.50o in cash IN his pock-
ct and H. ]. Allison, banker OF Mon
treal and London, had even more.
From the pockets Of one man sew
enteen unset diamonds dropped to the
deck Of the ship. 1t was found that the
letters Of credit were SO weh pre-
served that in nearly all cases 1T VIII
be possible to get the money due On
them
List Of Identified Dead.
All told, 30s dead were found and
-115 were consigned again to the sea.
Not one name Of prominent persons
missing was added to the list OF re-
covered dead by the Mackay -Bennett's $
arrival.
The White Star line here has Is
sued the following revised list OF the
identified dead Of the first and second
cabin passengers brought to shore:
Astor, ]. j., Allison, H. j.
Butler Reg, Birnbaum, Jacob. Bate
man, Robert j., Brandeis. Emil.
Cha prnan, J. H, Carbines, W.. Chap
man. Charles, Cavendish, Tyrell W..
Crosby. e. G.
Douglas, W. D., Dulles, William O..
Debrencq, Maurice E.
Fox. Stanley H.
Graham. George E., Givard, Hans c.'
iGreenberg, S., Gee, Arthur.
Hoffman, Louis, Harbeck. w. h..
Harrison, w. H.. Hodges. H. p. Hick-
man, Leonard.
Jones, c. c.
Kent, Edward A.
Long, Milton c.
Mccarthy, Timothy. Minahan, DR.. w.
S., Millet, Frank D.
/ Nasser, Nicholas, Newell. A. W..
Nicholson. A. S.
Cstby, Englehardt {.
Partner, Austin, Poggi.
Rosenshine, G., Rowe, Alfred.
Straus, Isidor.
vanderhoef. Wyckoff
Bodies Buried at Sea.
The White Star line office gave out
q list of fifty-seven identified dead
buried at sea from data supplied by
the purser Of the Mackey Bennett.
AdahI, Mauritz third class; Ale.
Pedro, third class: Anderson. Thomas,
third class: Adele, Ragozzi; Anderson.
w. j. (steward); Abbott. Rossmore.
third class; Adams, John, third class.
a Butt W.. first supposed TO be Major
Archibald Butt. fireman: Boothby. A:
Butterworth. g.; Barker. E. T., stew
ard.
connors, Patrick.
Drezenool. Yosop. third class; Da-
lvies, J. J.
Farrell. James, third class.
Gelinski, Leslie. third class.
Gil, J. s., second class; Gustafstn.
;Amers. third class.
I, Hayter, A., steward: Hinckley. O..
hs:-stal attendant: Hansen. Henry D..
third class; Hale. Reg. second cAss;
Hinton. W., second class; Humbhin.
.AdOlph, third class; fiiii. ]. c.: He-
witt. T., steward. d
~ ,5O;,,. ,,1s... a.. s:.:!. *, .hssd class
Kelly. James, third class.
Il Isyson, r. w. second class; Lopch.
Charles. second class; Lockyer. Id
ward; = Lily u 4sss.ss - ~
Monroe. Jean: MAek. 1Irs, seeoel
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