IDENTIFYING THE BODIES

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2168, 5 June 1914, Page 7

IDENTIFYING THE BODIES

LIEUT.-CGIiONEk BLGOMFIBiD. FOUND, (Hec. Juno 4, 9.50 p,ia.) VaftcoHver., June 3. Colonel and Sirs. Btanfieid's todies, have- been Mleirtified, The identify of Miss B-loanj&ld is-not quit® sure. (Bee, June 4 S 10,43 p.nn) . Quebec, Jwi© J . Tho boiies identified i.ftelwlo Lieut.Colonel BloomfieW. aud Mrs. H. Wymi Price, Of New Sjeafeud, and Miss Byhra, of Brisbane* Many of 'the bodies .of the swonclclass passengers, are still flot- felentificd. AN JIISSBU (Irc. June 4, 10.45 p,m.) AdSlaitfet Jtwe 4. • It is feared that Air. W. J, »ie:Wdson, the owner" of a brickworks at Hindmarsh, is a victim of the Empress or Ireland <lisast«r. Jfo ws Making a world's tour, lit reply to inquiries, Ins son lias received a i-abl.o stating that a man of that name- was oh board, but was not among tb» rescued. THE RELIEF FUNDS. £10,000 FROM 'MB C.F.R. LoiNiorij Juno 4. Tho Canadian-Pacific Company has contributed £10,00(3 to tho London and Liverpool relief tads, According to an estimate wsed on tho Tiiardo ftro'l £80,000 will bo rcnuired for the denfiiutonts of tho crow and at kast £10G ; 00& for tlw passeuEers. DmißdiftJiino 4. At to-day's nmtim at %a Otjjs? Pro; vinciai Gonnwl of the New Zealand Farmers'' tlnton, a rfesoWiwi wjft eat''ried espressta<s sMr*efe- regret orer tile Empress of Itelnncl disastov. Tho Score-tor? of tire G.P.O, is «*]- vised TbV the Beputy-Pofttinastci; (it Qitaiva that there wr-fe ».o mails ifpm New Xfialmid on hoard tlm sieattier lw»> press of JrtOawl.