The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-04-28
SHIP WITH l89B BODIES
At HALIFAX TOMORROW
Apparently 30 Were Buried ut
Sca--8O More Arc
Identified.
ARTIST +. d. M1LLET Is ONE
The Minia Relieves the Mackay'
Bcnnett-SurvivOrs
Here Scatter.

ucIC ISCUVtcIs
The same wireless despatch which
brought word to the White star Line yes
terday that the cable ship Nlackay Bennett
had identified eighty more bodies picked
up from the sea also gave reasonable
ground for the assum ption that her COM
mander has buried at sea thirty Of the
bodies. Tho message gives the names
Of the eighty and says that the cable ship
is steaming to Halifax with is0 bodies.
1t also says that fourteen bodies have
been found in addition to the cOS already
reported.
Altogether the Mackay- Bennett has
picked up 2l0 bodies and Ill have been
identified. The news that she will come
to Halifax with only 1880 makes it evident
that her commander has seen fit to bury at
sea the remainder. unless the other cable
ship Minia has them.
Yesterdays despatch. which was wire
lessed to Cape Race. says that the Mackay-
Bennett cannot reach Halifax until Mon
day. It reads:
s. S. MACKAY-BENNET. via Cape Race.
Noon. April 26.
foWuB, SHTC NOWWCFCtnt UOtC COWpuUV,
Ncn York:
Picked up fourteen more bodies. Now
heading for Halifax. Will arrive Monday
Nina now working on position.
MACKAY-BENNEr.
The last sentence in the message means
that the Nina. which set out from Halifax
has taken up the search for the bodies.
| Following this message came another
! from he Mackay Bennett giving the eighty
| new notifications The names include
that Of Frank D. Millet. the artist. The
eighty under their probable classification
are:
FIRST CABIN.
ALFRED ROWE. perhaps -ARTHUR
ROWE.
TIMOTHY MCCARTHY. perhaps T
MCAFFRY
WALTER C. PORTER.
TT. BANTER. perhaps ou1GG BAXTER
| FRANK y. MILLET.
EDWARD A. KENT.
A. $. NICHOLSON.
r. G. CROSBY.
ARTHUR D. GEE.
EMIL BRANDEIS.
SECOND CABIN.
r. ". LAWSON. perhaps r. ". n. LAR
son.
". WATSON. perhaps EMEss WATSON
r.. tILbrhl bS y DUN. perhaps ne II
BERT DANBRONY
go CLARKE, perhaps CHARLES CLARKE
ROBERT y. BATEMAN.
ARTHUR G. M'CRAE.
STANLEY H. FOX. prob ably sTANLE,
". FOX.
/ LEONARD HICKMAN.
c. MILLING, perhaps JACOB MILLING
j. CROSBY. perhaps DAVID CROSBY.
S. KANTOR. perhaps SELMA KANTAR
! sTEERAGE OR CREW.
Amers Gustafson. G. G. Hicks. Pedrt
Ale. Adolf Humblin. F. Tomlyn. Alfre
Fellows. Edward Lockyer. +. Woodforc
Thomas Teobald. H. Mayo. Monssor Novel
W. McQullan. NJ. Saunders. Z. Prikee
Thomas J. Everett Mcrcia Haussa. Ross
more Abbott. e. Shillabeere. Petri Sem
: penapolis. J. J. Davies. Alphonso Nesjn
G.. Ingram. J. Alderman. Altman Paulshor
George Lefevre. Berrardi Batiste. :. Cove
Allonia B. Antonio. Wallace II. Hartle,
John s. Marsh Mason. 7. Tawton. J
Dawson Dauson>. DR. ". L. MinehaI
p. Roberts. II. Saute. Engelhart c. Ostb
lOstby,. Alfred King. r. Hengood, Z. Free
man. Maurice L Debreuca. W. Vanderhoo
r. A. Waresam. J. Hutchinson. William
Cartey. Austin Van Billiard. owen {. A
lum, karvin Anderson. j. story. n. Igor
Pompio Piazzo, J. Brown. +. Marsh. 4
Doeble, j. H. Cob. j. White Shellowa,
c. Gradiaeo. H. Jaillett. Edward j. Rogers
Frederick sawyer.
At the White Star Offices yesterda
: it was said that no word had come Off
: cially that George d. Widener's bod
, had been identified. although a repor
to this effect came from Philadelphia o
Friday.
1t is the plan OF the White Star official
TO have all the unidentified and unclaime
bodies brought in either by the Mackay
Bennett or the Nina buried in Halifa,
stones for the graves OF those whose name
T are known but which are not claimed.
vice-President p. A. S. Franklin tele
gra aphed yesterday from Washingto
that j. C.. G.. Mitchell. the White Sta
representative at Montreal. and q. +
Jones. the representative at Halifal J
, will be in complete charge Of the situs
ton following the arrival of the morgu
!, ships. They will oversee the identifca
! tion Of bodies by the relatives and friend
! who have gone to Halifax. They wi
lso he armed with the descriptions sen
! by relatives unable to proceed to Halifa,
e In case identifications are made by IN
:, White Star will see to the forwardin
J Of the bodies.
The survivors Of the Titanic. particl
larly those Of the steerage. have nc
ceased to go to the White Star once
for assistance. In almost every Gas
help has been given, The White Sta
representa- tives say that they have prt
vided more than 100 with FREQ transpo
tation to their destinations. One SUI
vivor has departed for Montana, sever
for the Dakotas and Minnesota and or
q is about to ret out for California.
Il each case a sleeping car berth or u
o money TO buy II was provided 4
those who we're helped had been pssse
upon by the relief fund committee Son
received much 5 S25.
Several survivors are waiting
u 60 back to their homes in Europe on II
j. Adriatic. which sails Thursday. MIR
a Ettie Dean and her children, Bertram ar
i Gladys, will return TO their home in EnI
= land They came over in the steera &
u Carla Anderson. a Danish girl now
St. Vincent's Hospital, will return
{ Copenhagen. All will get free tran
4 portation
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