The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-18
TWELVE BODIES FROM WRECK ARE IDENTIFIED HERE
Sixteen Bodies Brought In Yesterday Afternoon from Princess Sophia Wreck
 With Many Effects
OTHERS STILL ON BOARD
Eleven of the Bodies Re- covered Were Found in StateroomS No. AZ and
 49 on Second Deck

Twelve of the sixteen bodies brought in yesterday afternoon from the Princess Sophia on the Clopek by Bob Smith, who has charge oi the salvaging work, Al Dawson and Jack Donovan, others in his party have been identified. They are: Mrs J. Segber, of Dawson. G. L. Sholseth, of Nenana. Thomas N. Turner, of Iditarod. Claude c. Faires. w Mcclellan.
 Thomas LePage, a workaway on the Princess Sophia. Thomas McMahan, of Flat Creek. Robert B. McLachlan, of Dawson. Sydney D. Smith, of Atlin. J. M Colver, of Fortymile. G. Shimado, a Japanese.
 Richard H. Davis, deck hand OF one of the White Pass river boats residence Orville, California.
 Four other bodies were found. One wore a nickle watch and had or ' gold watch inscribed with the ini tials E. C.. F. T. One wore a golo bracelet with two small diamonds in it and the makersss. name, A. c. Le Favore The othegsAas the body of boy between, 5 and years old, and | bore no identification. Eleven of the bodies were found 1T two of the staterooms, Numbers A. and 49. The others were found 1T i the alley way between the socia hall and the saloon, on the port side
 | According to MT. Smith, there arc many more bodies on the boat whicf they will be able to recover.
 Twenty-two have been recovered ! by Mr Smith and his outfit. Sydney Smith is the husband O | Mrs. Smith whose body was brough in by the divers the last time the, came in with bodies. She was buried here about two weeks ago. Mrs Smith is the daughter of Mrs. T. M White of Atlin, who is in Junear in connection with the recovery o the bodies of MT and Mrs. Smitf and their three children. The child ren have not yet been found.
 Baggage Recovered. Following is a list of the baggage which has been recovered from the Princess Sophia by Bob Smith, Jaef Donovan and Al Dawson, the diving outfit which is salvaging the boat: J. s. Chisholm, one hand grip.
 C. G. Johnson, two hand grips.
 Ed c. Johnson, one hand grip.
 Mrs. Chisholm, one hand grip.
 Oscar Backman, one suit case.
 R. J. Young, one hand grip.
 One hand grip belonging to either IC. P. Bowman. T. E. Thorsen, or Shaw, letters addressed to each in it
 Sydney Smith, two trunks.
 George Williams, one trunk.
 Walter Hopper, one trunk.
 Charles Crane, one war bag. / w. s. Shaw, one bag.
 One set shop tools and wicker bas- ket, unidentified.
 R. Miston, tools.
 McLloyd, tools and trunk.
 s. Henry, one trunk.
 Two trunks, flavoring extract.
 John Beaton, one trunk.
 James Alexander, one trunk.
 M. Bridges. one trunk.
 Robert McLachlan, one trunk.
 Richard H. Davis, one trunk.
 Peter Lenez. one trunk.
 Mcdonald, one trunk.
 Oscar E. Tackstrom, one trunk.
 George A. Miller, one trunk.
 Robert Young. one trunk.
 Augustine Stewart, one trunk.
 Two unidentified trunks.
 One trunk belonging to Louis Don ahy or M Mckenzie
 w. S. Amalong, one trunk.
 J. O'Brien, one trunk.
 Bundle of twentyfour moose and caribou hides, unidentified
 J. A. Hansen. bundle of papers.
 T. N. Turner, one trunk.
 William c. Cheron, one trunk.
 w. G. Meyers. one trunk.
 Charles s. Tierney, one trunk.
 Murray S. Edes. one suit case.
 Laughlan McNeil, one suit case.
 Marcia Johnson, one suit case.
 Norman Mcleod, one suit case. J. R. Young, one trunk.
 William NJ. Mcleod, one trunk.
 Jack Chicholm, one trunk.
 John P. Douglas. one trunk.
 One. unidentified trunk, bearing initial CT"
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