The evening world., 1912-04-30
'XSroN's BODY ERECT AND
FLOATING ALONE. ~ y.

A OOOs @"e 80
NoAriNo ALONE.
$tGr .Arcr's body was found. accord
u Capt. Larnder. dressed IN q blu
ufIef suit and without IN overcoat
eapportsd high In the water by 2 We.
ues-obS-~bs1y was almost ersct II
Was floating alone.
When he was asked why so many OF
s~s~e0ssv Uncovered had been essssA'
|. At sea Capl Lsrnder said: ~
/. we simply could not take care OF
sthenA When We left We took aboard
ksu Of the sspSaimnG fluid In Halifax.
sanA We dd not expect 10 ind % many
bodies - We did. The majority Of the
sbodies We consigned again 90 The sea
swsre those Of seamcn and others OF the
ernanic's crew. nearly all undermined.
IAN, Of The bodies we slipped back into
the sea received full service OF the
ychurch before we did 3d."
Canon X. O. Hind of AL Saints
Cathedral. who went out with ths
} xiackay. Bennett. had read the words Of
tie burial service over those whom the
- hsd claimed and was to claim
& again. Three times 10 had stood before
2opS4 ee 'sightlsss eyes In his white
: IhfV,ies and rseeated the solemn words
~ the aaeisnt ritual. I'VE thersfors
.tsnmit these boAass 70 the deco"
1Asre was something In the clergyman's
eyeD today. which bstsksnsd that he
wouid not soon forget the days out In
&, fogbound Atlantic.
GUARD AROUND PIER 40 sHtp
coMGo m.
A. soon . the Nackay4Bennett was
sighted down the Aarbor to-day tho can
vas cutaias shielding the coh,ns ana
<o5oalmers on the pier we're lowered
;apl twenty sailors from the British
crsAssr Niobs, In the yard Tor repairs.
uNsd 10 - . guard. A patrol boat
lock up ~ vigil In front Of the pir "a
prVvent eng craft docking In che vaein-
itv.
The, sky was cloud.nscksd. TIE cir
: crisp and biting. conditions which sur.
seony painted out were ideal for the tasl;
! c~oafronting the embaimsra.
4 woman was the irst mournsr to
arrive on the paer. Che was Miss Eliss
II9estte. maid Of Mrs.. william Angus.
4ve 6psncer Of No. I East Eighty.
sixth street. New York. Mr.. and Mrs
ap9ncsr were passsngsfs On the Titanic
<1egs @epeqcsr went down: Mrs. Spencer
s64s $500. The maid hopes 10 md heI
4 lpts q bloyers body. although II va!
~ reported among those on TN
4eAckavsosnnett. ~
a&CA. xsuyonl Of southlagton. Conn.
arrived early with . view to identI
Tying ths body Of his tr0thsr. +, !,
Kenyon of Pittsburgh.
usr own dag at half.mast. the deaf
ihip docksd slowly. Her crew msnne
~ rails- With barred heads. and OF tn
After dsck wsrs stacked the conins wit
thet dead.
<AnS uneosunsd dead lay ON tho 70,
,rZr1d deck. covered with ~tarpauuns. A
z HtUuesrtsksrp came aboard It. was d.
4dh p tAks o6 these bodies first.
When the tarpaulin was thrown hac
nsrs than nifty bodies were disclose
q the forward deck. They lay @
tbear bpstA the sunlight beating dow
into 49, tsaghtisss eyes. Some wei
In = state Of apparent rsposs: the 70,
lures Of ethsrs were conferred in no
b roe.
Men with strs,chers quickly went 9
board and tho work Of removal VI
Ebsgun,swiftiy. The irst body taken o
~ that Of . seaman
SMALL CROWD OF CURIOUS
KEPT MOVING.
A. che sailors and those from shot
assigned 70 the ghasuy task work.
swiftly and the wagons came aud we
through the curtA.ned entrances to d
tonk. Commander Il. II. Martin. u. }
detaiied to the Canadian Navy. supe
intendsd the work on the Navy DO
aad had the police keep the small croy
Of the moroidiy curious that N
gathered outsdds Of the dock constant
on the move. Most Of the people
Halifax needed the earnest sxhortatio
nnde from various puipts last Sund,
aud showed respect for the pitinbls IL
am Of the sea by staying away fro
the dock and the Curling Rink morEu'
One oe the bodies thai tho saslo
tsnderiy lifted from the pile on I
main deck wa that Of an infant 9.
tsrdiy than two years old. T
little body was unclad and in peri,
state Of preservation. About the ne
xks a thin sold chain and tiny look,
that was Ill there was to lead to I
hope Of i~dsntincation.
After the bodies OF the uncofin