Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-04-23
ONE HUNDRED
BODIES FOUND
Gable Ship Mackay.Bennett
Hovers Near Scene of
Titanic Disaster
FORTY.TWO DEAD IDENTIFIED
Supposed Remains of Astor
Proves to Be Another
Passenger.

(By Special Leased Wire to New McxIcanl
New York, April 23.-An additional
list Of fifteen names of persons who
perished in the Titanic disaster and
whose bodies have been recovered was
made public today by the White Star
Line. The list was received in wire
less message from the cable ship
! MackayBennett, which also announc-
ed that a total of II bodies had been
recovered today. OF the fifteen names
twelve are those of passengers.
! Officials of the White Star Line
were able today to announce that they
had checked off, with the aid Of their
passenger lists, some of the names of
the identified dead which have been
recovered by the Mackay- Bennett
cable ship.
Bodies Recovered.
The list follows:
First class passengers: w. D. Doug
las, Ramon Artagaveytia, Fred SUIT
ton, A. H. Holyerson (sent by wire
less to A. J. Holyerson).
Second class passengers: Louis NJ.
Hoffman, John H. Chapman, (sent by
wireless as John A. Chapman, w. Cor
bines, (sent by wireless as w. Car
bines), W. H. Harbeck, John Gill (sent
by wireless as J. S. GID, Nicolas Mas
sOr, (sent by wireless as y. z. Coles
Rasher), Mrs. Mary Mack, Reginald
Hale (sent by wireless as Reg. Halel.
Steerage passengers: Mary Mongan
or Margon, (sent by wireless as Mary
Manigan), James Farrell, James Kel-
ily, Henry Hansen, Mauritz Dahl, (sent
by wireless as Mauretz AdahD, Leslie
Gilinski Ernest P. Tomlin, Josef Draz-
movie, (sent by wireless as Yosipe
Drazenoui), Malkolm Johnson. (sent
by wireless as Malcolm Johnsoni) Mes
lie Williams, (sent by wireless as Les
lie Williams).
Unidentified Names of Dead.
The officials have not been able to
verify the following names:
Mrs. n. McNames. It is supposed
this is Eileen McNamee a steerage
passenger from Queenstown, ireland.
There is no Catavelas Vasilios. On
the White Star list there appears a
Thomas Catalevas and Peter Vasi-
lios It is not possible to determine
u which of these two has been recover
ed. The name of William Sage does
not appear but it is thought he is the
: son of John Sage Both father and
son were among the lost. There is no
w. Wear, (as sent by wireless) on any
of the lists. This is believed to be
W. ]. Ware, a second class passenger
There is no Mrs. A. Robins among the
bookings, but Charity Robins"
third class passenger, appears She,
it is thought by the White Star. is
the wife of Alexander Robins, who
was booked in the steerage. White
Star Line lists have no record of H.
Greenberg (as sent by wireless) but
the name of Samuel Greenberg is on
the list Of second class passengers.
Identified Dead.
The following names of Identified
dead (as received by wireless) are
not on the passenger lists of the
steamship company:
w. Marriott, George Rosenshire. H.
w. Ashe, Nibilschedid, R. Bait, A. Hay
ter, Jerry Morrose and Steward No. 76.
100 Bodies Recovered.
All doubt that the name of n. z.
Coles Rasher as received by~wireless
by the White Star Line, is that of
Colonel John Jacob Astor was dis
PEELED when the wife of Nicholas Mas
ser told the officials that N E. Coles
Rasher must be her husband. The
= steamship company officials also say
the name Nasser is on their lists.
The Mackay-Bennett cable ship will
remain near the scene of the disaster.
: It has recovered 100 bodies up to the
present time, II have been taken out
OF the sea AZ of which have been iden-
Titled It is thought the ship will en-
deavor to reach Halifax on Friday.
) Astor's Will 70 Probate.
, New York, N. Y, April 23.-It be-
came known today that New York
law firm will file for probate within
t few days the will of Colonel John
: Jacob Astor who perished on the Ii
tanic 1t is understood this is
: comparatively new will, made after
: Colonel Astor's marriage to Miss
Force. The lawyers refuse, however,
to give any details as to the disposi'
!. ton of the estate, which is estimated
r az S125 100000 At the time of his
: second marriage, Colonel Astor set
: tied $5,000,000 on his bride, in view
| of which it is understood she ren"-
, quished her dover rights, in order
Y that the estate might remain intact.
f As provision also had been made for
' the first Mrs. Astor, lawyers say the
bulk of the estate will go to CoiCnel
Astor's son. Vincent, who wall keep
+ it intact. For 1912 Colonel AsCa" was
: taxed on real property in New York
j valued at S41,202S00,
q Found Dead in Bed-Alfred Hunter,
j. an Alamogordo pioneer, was found
dead in bed Yesterday from heart