The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-29
Nina Receivers Fe w
Bodies of Titanic
Victims.
FUNERAL VESSEL
is DUE AT MON
Mackay-Bennett Sends In Add
tional List of Identihcations.
Senate Committee To-Day
Will Enter on It's Second
Week of Investigation.
Wireless Reform.

New York. April 2s-Thc steamer
Nina, which has taken the place of
the steamer Mackay Bennett in search
ing for bodies of victims of the IT,
tanic disaster. has recovered few
bodies. but to-day II was Impossible
10 continue the search on account of
stormy weather, according to mes
sases received at the White Star Line
oiiices to-day. via the C1mpcrdown, "
:. wireless station.
The Mackay- Bennett, however, sent
In an additional list OF identitications
ana reported that II would reach Hail.
fax with the bodies tomorrow after
noon. The additional names are:
II. c. Bristow.
katherine Buckly.
denton Cox.
Hy. Fnunthorpe.
Ralph Giles.
Hams &. Girnrd.
Toznnir Hendricks.
Gus nv J. Johnnncsou.
VENTED Linbnrt.
Thomas McCunry.
Thomas Morgan.
Robert ID. Norman.
- PogSi.
George Swauc.
Del CnrtO SchBstiano.
Leopold Wissc.
Nnuri der Zncurian.
The following message. dated on
board the Nina. =. NJ. April 90 was
also given out at the White Star OF
fees:
Confirm recovery hody {. VI. Hays.
Also following third-cIu,r;
"SeEuir ii. Noon.
Engineer a. II. t.
"a. Stnnbrockc tstewnrdD.
Jacob Alfred Eikiund.
"[aio-Donatl (rnItcr)
Edward Elliott tfremnn).
"Man with initials IL. r. on cloth.
Ing evening dress, with gold cuff links
marked ~. e.
Also third fireman. not identified.
| Lat. i1.35 long. 1920.
Northerly gale rough sea and fog:
nothing done; bodies much scattered.
no groups: necessary steam over wide
area: all vessels report no wreckage
or bodies seen. Believe Mackay- Ben
nett collected nearly all obtainable
Continuing search when weather mod
crates"
Little Hone of Finding More Bodies.
halifax. April 2S.--A wireless mes
sage received here to-day from the ca
Die ship Nina, which is supplement-
ing the work of the Mackay-Rennett
in searching for bodies of those who
persisted with the Titanic. says there
is little hope OF adding to the $50 now
on the Mackay Bennett, due here some
time tomorrow. The weather has been
bad, the sea rough, and bodies are
widely scattered. Capt. Decarteret. of
the Nina. believes that the Mackay-
Bennett has picked up nearly all OBJ
tainablc. II his prediction is correct
the bodies OF Major Archibald Butt.
Mrs. 1sidor Straus and other prominent
persons not reported as among those
identified dead. will never be brought
to port for burial.
n revised list of the identified dead.
compiled tonight from wireless mes
sages received here and In New York
places the total number of the ide-
tiled on the Mackay Bennett at lS4
and those on the Nina at eight In all,
ten were reported as recovered by the
Nina, but one unidentified fireman was
buried at sea and the body of another
man in evening dress gave no clue 10
its identity except gold cuff links
marked "S. c." Among the eight
bodies identified O., the Nina none is
OF prominent persons except that OF
Presidet Hays, of the Grand Trunk,
previously reported as recovered His
body has apparently not been transfer
red TO the Mackay Bennett and prob
ably will not reach here until tho Afinia
docks.
Vincent Astor and party arrived here
to-day in private car and will start
to New York with Col. Astor's
body as soon as t is positively iden-
t. ed and encofined. Among the other
arrivals was lsidor Unizola. who will
search FOR the body of Victor Penasco
on behalf of Peasco's widow Senior and
Senora Penasco were making a round
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