New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-03
BURIAL DAY AT HALIFAX
Fifty. nine 70 Be Inferred To-day
SO Still in Morgue.

i3siifaN. y. =. May White Star Line
o.'cais here had a long conference to-day
with Captsin La-dner Of the Mackay-Ben-
nett. discussing tie utility o. proposal To
send on 3 third steamer. the Seal to
search FOR further hcdics Of Titanic Vie
tlms. Captain Lardner expressed the con-
yic;ion that ii would not lee possible to ana
sny more he described the grounds ne
Iad covered in his cruise. ana argued that
eccn - rip would Le useless. The idea, ii
q. gall. viii probably be abandoned.
& elrgram wa received today from the
Mayor Ell Rochester. directing that III" body
' STANLEY H. TDN. which woman giving
,ae name Of Cora rox tried t" SEIZURE, be
..~: Co. 80, widow. This was done. the
hody beiug ,rler"d on from Truro. where
IL had te-u removed from tn" train. The
,fficlals here csu form 10 theory FOR ~"
go sir" Of cora FuS - get the body Ny.
ToX's personal Effect =. so and two watches,
We're not handed 10 her. The widow IS
known 20 have been acquainted with the
claimant. lat declined TO lct her have any
thing 10 do either with the body or ci-
;ectS. Nothing has since been heard %;
Cora T,x. She was accompanied in Hall
"a by 4 male friend
The bodies OF hfty-nine unidentified,
seven Of them women. will bc buried to.
morrow. Tifty-slT viii bc placed In one
common grave IN Fairvicw Cemetery. ana
three. who were Catholics will be Inferred
I'm Mount Olivct Twenty have been
shipped TO friends. eleven more wiil 70
tomorrow This viii leave ninety-threc
bodies stiil ~ the morgue, claims Tor q
majority Of which have been Gent In. some
of these will probably be buried in Halifax
7, became known to-day that the nGnis
Antonio r. Antonio should be Alline Bapt-
istc He had been a waiter on the Titanic.
Two bodies hitherto unidentified, were
Identified as those Of Arthur Lewis. II
steward. and William CORY. third body
is nov supposed To be that Of u. Nath1-
son, tie name being tattooed on the arm.
Victor l. Mlnehan. Of Green Bay, Wiz.
arrived tonight and claimed the body ot
his brother William Edward Minehap. II
Fond du Lac. WIS On this body had been
found $500 iu cash and letters of credit Cor
fth sterling
The belle: here Is that the cable ship
Milia, which IL expected IN port next week.
has picked up practically all tho bodies that
ffllbln 10 DC IpuHn Inc NINA 'HbhA'h
has been notified 10 refrain from sending
vOrd ~ any further rccoycri"s unless the
newly discovered bodies arc identified, since
the moro mention Of finding NOR" bodies
might arouse false hopes IN those whose
dead arc stIl missing.
The White star Line has gathered Tor
record descriptions and photographs OF the
bodies iuried unidentified.
Boston. MAY a tnrons Of mon and
No'ren stood With heads uncovered In the
train shcd Of the North station to-day when
tie collins containing tho bodies n two Of
the steamship Titanic dead wcro taken from
the Halifax express.
IN. baggage car contained cofirs IN
Which we're the bodies OF Frank H. Millet
the artist. and Richard 7. white. Of VIM
chonden ana Boston. The body OF Mr.. Mi
let was removed to the chapel al Mount
t.uburn Cemetery. where funeral services
were held. J. r. Millct. a nephew OF the