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Port Huron Times-Herald,
     November 14, 1913

                 St. Clair - From the tossing waves of
                 Lake Huron comes the body of one of St.
                 Clair's three men, who lost their lives
                 when the steamer Charles S. Price went
                 down with all hands sometime Sunday night.

                   The lifeless form of Arze McIntosh, wheels-
                 man, was identified on Thursday night as
                 he lay among his comrades in the little
                 morgue at Port Frank, Ont. The remains
                 were sent to Port Huron this morning and
                 will be brought to his late home in north
                 St. Clair. McIntosh was 23 years of age,
                 and leaves a father, mother, three sisters
                 and two brothers as follows; Mr. and Mrs.
                 Milton MacIntosh of Pugg St., St. Clair;
                 Mrs. Walter Smith of St. Clair; Miss Eliza
                 MacIntosh of Detroit; Miss Nellie MacIntosh
                 of St. Clair; and Lee and Manson MacIntosh
                 of St. Clair.

                 The bodies of Charles Hartman, first mate
                 and Howard Mackley, second mate, have not
                 been recovered. Undertaker Gilbert is at
                 Goderich where he will try and identify the
                 bodies of the other two St. Clair men when
                 they come ashore. Mr. Hartman was 32 years
                 of age and resided at 508 Trumbull street.
                 Besides his parents he is survived by two
                 brothers and one sister as follows: Huber
                 Hartman of St. Clair; Capt. Augustus Hartman
                 of the barge S. D. Warriner; and Mrs. William
                 R. Edwards, of Duluth.

                 Howard M. Mackley was 25 years old and resided
                 at 708 South Sixth Street. He leaves a widow,
                 his parents and three sisters and three brothers:
                 Mrs. Samuel Brines of St. Clair; Mrs. Wm. Warner
                 of Adair; Mrs. August Schneider of St. Clair; Chris
                 Mackley of Los Angeles; and Harry and Tom Mackley
                 of St. Clair.

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