»rHE TEESDALE MERCURY—WEDNESDAY* APRIL 24, 1912

( THE PARLOCTI of our PALACE is represented! of carelessness. "The vessel," he said, "was WIRELESS OPERATOR'S STORY. "What did you dor I obeved the [ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.] order." by the characteristics of the Peacemaker. It speeding at 22 knots an hour when she struck Mr. Harold Bride, the surviving wireless 0 AWFUL IRAGEDY. "How were the passengers selected to fill implies a certain resistance and victory in the iceberg which sent her to the bottom, and operator of the Titanic, says he was relieving the boats?"—"By sex." respect to our own affairs, furnishing us the caused untold misery to hundreds. The impact Phillips, the chief operator, when Captain BIBLE STUDIES "Who determined who should go?"—"I opportunitiy to help others. "Bleased are when the Titanic hit the ice was terrific, great Smith came into the cabin and said:— CONDUCTED BT the peacemakers, for they shall hie called ice-blocks weighing many tons were thrown on did." "We have struck an iceberg. You had better the children of God." IITANIC'S FATE. — STORIES the deck, coming down in a perfect shower and! "How?"—"Whenever I saw a woman I :STION^ get ready to send out a call for assistance. PASTOR RUSSELL. killing a number of people. The bow was put. her in, except the stewardesses; I THE KITCHEN of our PALACE represents Brf thp ills to which we ar* • » But don't send it uutil I tell you." turned those back." the trials and difficulties :nc-d*iital to the "EGET* OLE PUftlPv.^ OF THE SURVIVORS. torn asunder, water pouring in like a Niagara, i to action. H.«iWh<> ft J the stern rose in the air, and in an instant The captain came back again ten minutes "Did any families go?"-—"No. Numerous THE PALACE OF BLESSEDNESS rounding out of our characters as a whole inonVr". and Skin Comply'?* perfect pandemonium reigned throughout the later, and said: "Send the call out." women would not go." and oar proper nourishment and upbuilding 'ritually, "Blessed are ye when men S PURIFYING PILIC ship. People ran shrieking from below and "What shall I send?" asked Phillips. 11 rcvilje you and say all manner of evil ITILL ".ITT8T AS OOOt.. jAND PLAYS AS SHIP SINKS clustered on the deck where the boats were "The regulation international call for help. The Lesson: Matthew y. 1-13. r 1 Ch'-mists. swung from the davits. Women and children against yau falsely, for mv name's sake; re­ Just that," was the reply, and Phillips then MEMORIAL SERVICES. •ue-nnirt, Fleet-st,, Lon \ joice and be exceeding glad, for great is nn rushed for the lifeboats and hundreds of men began to send the signal, joking While d«,iug Text:—"Blessed are the pure in heart, for joined in the scramble. Tho sailors, however, your reward in heaven." (HERBS AND HOW TO l-al „ NEARER. MY GOD, TO THEE." so. they shall see God."—Verse 8. P for ooe.-TKIMNKU, «R kept their heads, and I am happy to pay a MR. HALL CAINE'S HYMN. "We all made light of the disaster," says Of the Great Teacher we read, "He spake , Caiuitf Established ls-i. tribute to British seamanship in this respect. Mr. Bride, "and it'was some time before we They tore husbands, brothers, and fathers from In places of worship throughout the coun­ as never man spake." As the Man Christ ,ltl.r manv days of weary waiting the truth . realised its seriousness. Phillips was a brave try on Sunday pulpit references were made Jesus, he was not a fallen man, not a kraral-y's Oriitinal AwjiriL^} At the disaster to the Titanic, that supreme the shrieking women and hurled into the boats man. and I shall never forget his work during ROTHSCHILD SHOOTING CASE to the disaster, and the services were largely j sinner. His life was transferred from a 1 ui Merit 4t the Ta^maniA.-, % dv of the sea, has been told at last. It j hysterical women who clung to their men and the last awful fifteen minutes. I strapped a IS'l. 1"<> Yeirs' reputation of a memorial character. The Dead March heavenly to an earthly condition; hence, as !**. *tory that cannot be read without a feci- with difficulty could be separated from them." lifebelt on him while he worked. B#Aicpnt <\C.P.), 42, Waterloo ! ,iifDings out there in the darkness, when below, leaning over Phillips, and trying to slip B churches as during the singing of the hymns j received his anointing of the Holy Spirit— Rothschild and Charles Berg, a plain-clothes, ad. S.E. . (rreatest and proudest ship that ever red* off his lifebelt. I did my duty, and I hope I AGED COUPLE DIE TOGETHER. or the rendering of the l>ead March men ] this was the Power of the Highest. Need constable, vith a revolver, was committed for R litun went crashing upon her doom, and finished him. I left him lying on the floor of and women broke down in grief fot lost | wc wonder, then, when we read that he trial at the Mansion House (London), ou *jt.d with her to the bottom of the Atlantic Mr. Thornton, who was in tilt first cabin, the wireless cabin, and Phillips ran aft. That BAGATELLE TABLES. relatives and friends found expression in taught as one having authority—as one who Friday. TSecond-hand TnM<* til fSctea* freight of some 1.600 souls. told the "Chronicle" correspondent how Ml-. was the last I saw of him. 0 tears. The collections were in many in­ I knew, who understood clearly and positively, Berg, who was wounded, was able to give 1 and Dining Table*. Write fo». PjLvri before, in all the tragic history of Isidore Straus, the New York millionaire, and "I saw a collapsible boat on the deck and a stances devoted to the Mansion House Re­ the things which he presented? evidence. He said that on March 4th he saw adK'L.N.F, Tfl.: 47 >0< t-ntruL ,1 ^-a. has there been an event so awful, so his wife met their fate together. number of men trying to push it out. I went the prisoner walking up and down St. Swithin's- Birring, as this. The horror of that time " Mr. Thornton said, "The aged couple stood lief Fund. The eight Beatitudes illustrate the diffe­ •upTit alive wholpsale. Koy»» to help them, when a big wave swept it off lane an hour before the shooting. Later he waa . the darkness, the sudden shock of the col- arm in arm on the deck of the first cabin, The following hymn, written by Mr. Hall rence between the teachings of Jesus and , C. Wyatt, Newport. Mon. carrying me with it. The Iwat was overturned, at the entrlauce to New Court (where Messrs. If.iou, the rush of water into the bows, the very peaceful and calm amidst all the uproar Caine, was sung by a crowded congregation other teachings. His message is different and I was underneath it, but I managed to get Rothschilds' offices are), keeping people back Ef/1. *JS days onlv. Al-*> T nnlojL Tjtliiig down of the mighty ship, the realisa- and strife of the struggling hundreds at the at the City Temple: from all other messages to this day. While clear. I saw men all round—hundreds of them in order to enable Mr. Rothschild » motor-car f Rubber (Jooda, accemoi £L that she must sink, the rush for the boats. boats. Old Mr. Strauss was tenderly reassur­ other teachers instructed the people to hold —depending on lifebelts. Lord of the everlasting hills, to leave, lie heard a shot. Turning he saw ^lanufartiir>r.WolT*Tbainpton I^r agonised parting from dear ones—these ing his partner of years, and neither made any np their heads, to remember noble an­ patnl linnnMliJitcIy. whole «T ,.,,.„ "I swam with all my might, and I suppose I God of the boundless j,sea. the prisoner firing at the front of the car. II!, things that the women and children saved attempt to reach the lifeboats. His aged help­ cestors, etc., Jesus encouraged his hearers to was 150 feet away when the Titanic, with her Help us through all the shocks of fate, Witness saw the flash of the pistol and ran EL the wreck of the Titanic will remember mate looked up into his face, and out of all realise that the poor in spirit, the humble- after quarter Sticking straight up, began to To keep our faith in Thee. across to catch hold of the man. "He backed Kyng as they live. the misery that that great ship contained, the minded, would receive the greatest blessings. settle. After a time I managed to board the three or four steps from me, held up his hand, sweetness of the sight of the two standing side When Nature's unrelenting arm While other teachers hold forth the rich, the collapsible boat. The sight all round was ter­ and fired point-blank into my face. I fell down •WOMEN AND CHILDREN' FIRST." by side while death came was the sweetest Sweeps us like withes away, gTeat, the learned, the mighty, the influen­ rible-. and felt some numbing pain in the left side of picture I ever saw. Sailors of the Titanic Maker of Men, be Thou our strength tial amongst men as the patterns to be '.ere were heartrending scenes on board. "Men were swimming and men were sinking. copied, if happiness would be attained, my face. 1 there are dark stories of one or two pas- rushed up to them and tried to drag them All of us in the collapsible boat recited the And our eternal sway. apart. They sought to wrench the woman from Jesus, in these Beatitudes, sets forth the Counsel mentioned that the first thing Berg »ers who, in a frenzy of fear, attempted to Lord's PjraVer. After a time we were taken on When blind, insensate, heartless Force reverse. His prescriptions for happiness asked was Whether Mr. Rothschild was injured, Le their way to the boats in defiance of the her husband and put her in one of the boats. board lrtttoats, although they were already She refused and would not let go of her hus­ Puts out our passing breath. have indeed been followed by a few; these and when fold that he was uot, he replied. Cendid British tradition, "Women and chil- full. When I was dragged on board the Car­ Make us to see Thy" guiding Light alone appreciate their value and find the "Thank God!" tti first." But the officers and crew of the band, and finally the sailors gave up their task pathia I went into hospital, and stayed there and rushed to Kelp others. As the lifeboats In darkness and in,death. blessings promised, both for the present Dr. Archfer said that Berg had a bullet Jfitanic behaved like heroes, and their efforts for ten Tiours. life and that which is to come. wound in the left side of his face, and the Ifrre grandly seconded by the bulk of the drew away I could see the pair together still "Then somebody said the Carpathia's wire­ Beneath the roll of soundless waves arm in arm, Strauss bending towards the bullet was located in the right side of his neck. •..jengers. It was not until all the women less operator was getting queer from pressure Our best and bravest lie; GRACE BETTER THAN LAW. Prisoner read a statement, in which he said: partner of his declining years, giving her a of work, and asked if I could help. Give us to feel their spirits live I'm! children who wished to go had been got The contrast between the ten command­ "I have reason to l>elieve that there is a I - • the boats that places were found for a farewell kiss. It was an inspiring picture." "I couldn't walk—both feet broken or some­ : Immortal in the sky. ments of-the Mosaic Law and the eight general impression that I was insane at the I'.j of the men. The captain, according to thing—but I went on crutches, took the key, COLONEL ASTOR'S LAST ACT. We are Thy children, frail and small, Beatitudes declared by Jesus on the Mount, time I made my attempt on the life of Mr. de |j :v reports, shot himself upon the bridge and never left the wireless cabin. I am a j: Formed of the lowly sod; illustrate in considerable degree the diffe­ Rothschild, j I consider I was perfectly sane. I L«n after the collision occurred; but this Colonel Astor's bravery is highly spoken of native of Nunhead, England, and my age is Comfort our bruised and bleeding souls. rence between the Law Dispensations and am completing a full statement of the motives Ijunour was promptly discredited, and the by all survivors, and he acted throughout with twenty-two." Father and Lord and God. the Dispensation of Grace. The Law com­ of my action, which are mainly political, and •tntimony of several of the 745 survivors, who great courage. Efforts were made to persuade which I shall read to the judge" who tries me." him to take a place in the lifeboat, but he THE LAST OF MR. STEAD. In accordance with orders issued by the mands the " house of servants" what they •iirived at New York on Thursday night in the should and what they should not do. "Moses He was coknmitted for trial at the Old Bailey. emphatically refused to do so until every Mr. A. H. Barkworth, of Tranby House, Admiralty, memorial services were held on ht to dar, your table to-morrow. •hoarder Carpathia, is that Captain Smith was faithful as a servant over all his house" Ifcrae Is. fid., post paid.—. woman and child on board had been provided East Yorkshire, one of the passengers, says board H.M. 6hips in home ports. Memorial luiied on the bridge to the very end, only (Heb. iii. 5-6). He delivered to the "house (Mi Southport. for, not excepting those women who were mem­ he saw Mr. W. T. Stead on deck after the services were held throughout the United Ijumping into the sea when the deck was of servants "—typical Israel—the Divine bers of the ship's company. collision. Mr. Stead described to him how States, Canada, Australia, and South Africa. BOTTLES LONG VOYAGE. Iwith 15 LAKOE PACKETS OP •MB. Law, by keeping which they might be . FLOWER SEEDS, pJacques Futrelle, the American novelist, dock were present. : the lifeboats, out of reach of the suction of the weakness of heredity, to keep the spirit each aay a sealed !x>ttle containing his address _J1 CIGARETTES'. were most courageous in assisting in the A detachment of the Gordon Boys also Ur ship, heard the solemn harmonies over the PITIFUL SCENES AT THE DOCK. of God's perfect Law. The New Dispensa­ and the day's position of the vessel. Out of jUiniNrtitrtTs' LWII 1.1*1 I'nOM, preparation of the boats and helping the attended, a pathetic interest attaching to _Jtt**>nm»' Fancy (iixnl-t «nil Shop lute of waters. The band—a band of heroes tion, which Jehovah inaugurated through some forty bottles thus launched news of the There was a huge crowd at the Cunard dock women. their presence in view of the fact that the MrplteiL )>i>.-n>t to *ny of t.nr Itrtncli**. or to to await the arrival of the Carpathia in New Mr. Frederick Seward, who sat next to names of but two of the eight old Gordon Cannon Street, Uirmin^ham. lie rising waters ended the music and en­ all sinners, and proposes ultimately to bless The interesting fact was contained in a York. Everyone spoke in subdued tones, and Mr. Stead at table, said that he talked boys who were known to be on the Titanic siled the players. None of those who lis- have appeared in the survivors' lists. and to assist out of all the weakness of letter written by a French gentleman residing the time seemed interminable. As the liner much of Spiritualism, thought transference heredity—not only Israel, but the entire in Chili. VLt stated that he found the bottle on med to that wonderful playing will ever be The Bishop of Winchester, who delivered made her way slowly up the river, her decks and the occult. race of Adam. .The Law feature will be the shore ofi Wellington Island, on the south ible to hear the hymn again without tears. the address, said it might be that there was IUSS REVIEW," black with passengers, a hush fell over the maintained, but grace and mercy will enter of Chili. The survivors were in the boats for several CAPTAIN SMITH'S HEROISM. need for such a catastrophe as a mighty J. published solely in the multitudes on shore. More than fifty ambu­ in to render the necessary assistance in The bottle's long voyage of over three years KiiMe hours before the Carpathia arrived lesson against out confidence and trust in ptut'ed Write to-day for lances had been drawn up outside the dock. One of the passengers states that while he keeping the Law. thus took ift some 7,000 miles, or half-way 1 took them on board. machinery and money. bs now life and hope to the The Committee of the New York Stock Ex­ was in the water he saw Captain Smith The mission of Jesus and his teachings, r round the cart h. and through immense stretches Many widows of lost firemen and sai'.ors •Doctor. Etec-TrusH Ap- change passed through the cordon of police standing on the deck all alone. Once he was his first advent, were not to the world, but of the wildest waters on the glolie. From bearing in a big box the .£4,000 raised by sub­ swept down by a wave, but managed to get are receiving by post postal orders to the -0;, 18t Lower Regent* to a special class: "He that hath an ear to the hydrogrjaphic charts its probable course value of 13s. 6d. from ah anonymous donor. STORY OF THE DISASTER. scription on the Exchange some hours before, to his feet again. Then, as the boat sank, hear, let him hear." The Message for thewil l have been along the west and northern and following them came Mr. J. P. Morgan, he was again knocked down by a wave, and world will go forth at his second advent. In coasts of New Zealand, where the southen equa­ jun., who, with Mr. Charles Steele and other then disappeared from view. rH INCOMES. to-day's study, Jesus was addressing such of torial current will have caught it somewhere AS TOLD BY SURVIVORS. directors of the International Mercantile Robert Hichens, the Titanic's quarter­ "PLANTED AND GROWN BY NATURE/ i £500 per annum. the Jews as had the hearing ear, such as had south of the Fiji Islands and carried it across Marine Company, owners of the White Star master, says Captain Smith's first word after S.mtinTti Ontario, nn Shore nf I '.: the main the stories told by the survivors an inclination to be his disciples. He was the full strejtch of the Southern Pacific Ocean i» Smith. I^itm (•• n-inte Line, took up a position in the small office at the collision was: " Close the emergency A novel legal point came up in a case at m. The voyage from Queenstown was made addressing the class to whom he said, "If for over 6,0100 miles. On the other hand, it jcli e.nrl» MH. N>> iit->neer the end of the pier, together with the vice- the South-Western Police-court (London), when • m>w beinic Mild .•ilreidr iota weather with a south-westerly wind doors." any man will be my disciple, let him deny may have been swept at once by the Ant­ clt*". ai'i't'l'icco. melono, president of the company, Mr. Franklin. "They're already closed, sir," replied Mr. George Hill and James Pringle, labourers, •IT. |i)u> Mior in spirit, for theirs is the Kingdom of "fared on the deck after the concussions, doctors and nurses passed on board. all. closed. The Bible and Tract Society, Lancaster Gate, geaven." To such and such only will this •agh a huge iceberg had been noticed from There was but a few moments' delay before Before he was literally washed from his The magistrate drew attention to the section London, W., publish a handy and helpful Cocoa Value." great blessing come. It would never do for »»indows of the smoke-room drifting slowly the first of the survivors came ashore. All post of duty he called through his mega­ of the Act, and raised the point whether the volume, dealing exclusively with "The Atone­ s God to accept as a member of the Kingdom *K the ship. * heads were instantly uncovered. Three women phone, "Be British!" to the mass below. men could be charged with the theft of turf ment." It contains over 1,000 Scripture refe­ class one possessed of the spirit of pride and rences, and treats the whole subject in a very Ip next incident was the order "All pas- had in the meantime climbed from tho Car- Later he was seen in the act of helping "planted and grown by Nature." Mr. Gosden selfish ambition. In Satan's experience we exhaustive and orderly fashion, 500 pages, 8vo.» 7>?ers on deck with lifebelts on. When the patina's deck down ladders to the quay. It those struggling in the water, refusing an (prosecuting) said it was a cultivated root sown have an illustration of what pride might stiff cloth boards, gilt lettered, and the price fingers arrived on deck they found the ship soon became evident that a large number of opportunity to save himself. originally by man. Mr. Mead inquired of Mr. accomplish. God proposes that humility is only Is. 3d. post free. Take a note and send pfettly still under a calm skv. There was the survivors had lost all their clothing, and Gosden if he would suggest that the grass on shall be a primary test as respects the Bride for it! You will find it bclnful. it FAST COCOA*6. Hi slope in the decks forward. The first the South Downs was sown by ancient Britons? many were suffering from the most poignant class. , Tins 4$«*. Pof a more serious mishap was the removal mental and physical distress. Two women, in Mr. Gosden said that was quite another matter. I the covers from the lifeboats. Women and particular, were violently hysterical, and many SENATORIAL INQUIRY. Mr.Mead did not think so. He declined to deal THE RECEPTION ROOM, upon the founda­ Firen were ordered to the smoking-room were in a state of coma. with the charge of theft,.holding the opinion tion of humility, on the ground floor of the STRENGTH OF TERRITORIALS. fi- while the men stayed above. that such a case was not recognised by law. Palace, is the chamber of Sorrow—mourning. I IN THE FOG. INJURED SENT TO HOSPITAL. WIRELESS OPERATOR'S EVIDENCE. There was, however, the wilful damage. Only such as know what it is to be touched The Secretary of the War Office announces HUSBANDS AND WIVES. The injured, some of them seriously, were Mr. Harold Bride, assistant wireless Prisoner Hill said the ground was used for with the feelings of human infirmities can that the strength of the Territorial Force on Shipping disaster ia* »far everything had passed off quietly. gently carried down the gangways and hurried operator of the Titanic, giving evidence shooting rubbish, and he thought there would be members of the Royal Priesthood, which April 1 was 9,382 officers and 269,173 non-com­ pe en the True, iuvohin? Moats were swung out ard the women off to the hospitals, where every arrangement before the Senatorial Committee on Satur­ be no harm in taking some of the turf. Mr. by and by is to deal with and assist back missioned officers and men. 'the non-com­ ondou steamer Sargas"' PJinto them. It was then that the spirit had been made to receive them, while a con­ day, said that at the time of the collision he Mead told him he had no right to interfere to harmony with God whoever Wills of all missioned officers and men are thus within 12 a pi young Shields seam» I* became more evident. Wives refused stant stream of motor-cars conveyed those who was asleep, the other operator, Phillips, with other people's property. He fined him humanity. Besides, this Reception Room of of the highest strength which they have their husbands, and had to be torn did not need ""immediate medical attention to then being on duty. At midnight witness 2s. 6d., and discharged Pringle. sorrow and mourning seems necessary for hitherto reached, viz., 269,185 on April 1, 1910. fcg at the time, and the •*m and placed by force in the boats, the homes of rome of those who had intimated relieved Phillips, who then told him that our complete separation from the things of In the first quarter of 1912 there were 21,877 had been taken to X* cases, indeed, the women would not their readiness to loud to them. something had happened. Phillips said the the world, the flesh and the Devil. Few recruits, th* highest number in any similar 3 ec to J* off by the steam tug U<1 \ *' *°d faee drowning with their When survivors met their friends harrowing ship was damaged and probably would have have ever been saints without passing period since the second quarter of 1909. After had pit .IDUSIV taken <* F*Ms rather than be separated. scenes were witnessed. Men were in hysterics, to be sent back to the builders. Then AT PASSENGERS' RISK. through sorrowful exj>eriences. We remem­ allowing for the wastage during the quarter, Ihv w ife of the captain, rj> boats were filled they rowed out from women fainted, and children were crushed in Phillips retired to rest. Afterwards the ber Jesus' words, "Come unto me, all ye there was a net increase in the strength of •ghteis. had been seeing *P- One passenger declares that there the arms of those who welcomed them. Some captain came into the room and gave in­ A judgment of considerable interest to omni­ that lal>our and are heavy laden, and I will 12,665 non-commissioned officers and men. This I voyage to. Carthag-na- "° panic or rush for safety, no one seem- could barely talk; others could not refrain structions for a call for assistance to be sent bus passengers was given by Judge Woodfall in give you rest." Yes, the Reception Room of number compares with net increases of 7,149 Ightcis became inteiMfty 7 Ptealise the gravity of the position. He from shouting. W hat was a joyous occasion out. Phillips re-entered the operating-room the Westminster County-court, when a youth mourning is necessary for us before we can and 7.015 respectively in the corresponding a big steamer, which to claimed damages from the London General a fir Set into a boat that was only to some killed the last rays of hope in the and sent the signal. appreciate the comfort which God has pro­ quarter of the two previous years. fvcsscl Mary Ada Short, ,a|l of women. breasts of others. Omnibus Company. vided for this particular class—"His elect." The re-engagements during the quarter iside of the Sargas?°» The Nord Deutscher Lloyd boat Frankfort Among the most affecting scenes at the land­ His Honour said the plaintiff, by his own ad­ "Blessed are they that mourn, for they totalled 16,390, as against 17.204 and 12,453 in awed signs of sinking-. replied to the Titanic'6 first C.Q.D. signal, THE LAST OF THE SHIP, ing was the sight of the women steerage sur­ mission, intended to jump from a motor-'bus shall be comforted." the corresponding quarters, of 1910 and 1911 the lifeboats, but thc'.r the Carpathia answering the second. oars were got out the boata headed vivors as they came down from the deck. while the vehicle was slowing down, and it was THE PALACE LIBRARY is Meekness. None respect ivelyi Mary, as the Soft* . 'rum the ship. It was then one o'clock a generally accepted and sound view that a iich had l>een attending Thinly clad and shivering, their eyes red with "YOU'RE A FOOL." can be successfully taught of the Lord and I*Monday morning and bitterly cold. The constant weeping, in their faces was tho passenger who took such risk upon himself was fully enjoy the Palace of Blessedness with­ t. at once came along^'d* Twenty minutes afterwards the Frankfort not entitled to recover damages. In this case Thirteen of the ere*' settled further and further down in drawn, tense look of a desperate haunting fear. asked: "What's the matter?" and Phillips, out the quality of meekness or teachable­ STRUGGLE FOR LIFE. r the conductor was on the top at the time the cf L"* until at two o'clock she suddenly The passengers had all left the ship by ness. Into this Library the follower of K hands, with the « P[ remarking that the man was a fool, sent a 'bus slowed down, and plaintiff ran down the l^1 » stand straight up with her stern 10.30 (New York time). Jesus must frequently go. there to learn >.;v.d bv tugl>oats and message telling the vessel to keep off. The steps and leapt from the platform with his An exciting story of attempted, but unsuc­ valuable lessons, without which he could not ft"' .^fore taking her final plunge under Titanic heard nothing further from the face in the opposite direction to that in which cessful, rescue was reported at Plymouth on make progress in his faith-building and % '1'he lights, which had been burning Frankfort. the 'bus was travelling. It might be a very the arrival pf the P. and O. ss. Caledonia. Wen out aut w ta a PtuV ' ' * ' groaning, foolish thing, but he (the judge) had done it character-development: "Blessed are the While the ship was in the Mediterranean on ? lse the THE DEATH ROLL. Bride explained that Phillips' idea was eec elected governor • F«i ?? leviathan sank tieneath the himself. meek, for they shall inherit the earth " As the 10th of April terrific weather prevailed, and 1 The White Star Company has issued the fol­ that he preferred to trust to the Carpathia por the ensuing year, fcuj 'he officers are said to have members of Messiah, heirs of God and joint- a Lascar sailor was washed overboard. rt lowing statement giving the number of persona than to send out a message accepting the In the plaintiff's case, however, it did not In Budget for 1M2 P^J I'.A * " the pluck and coolness of true heirs with Jesus, their Lord, these will come A passenger promptly threw a lifebuoy which 33 help of a vessel which had been so much come off successfully, and though it was an un­ Jpenditure of JZX.bli.'J rescued :— into the full possession, the full control, of fell within p few feet of the man. 1 slower in responding, and thus, perhaps, fortunate accident the defendant's employees 7,4^0 on the Xavy, 1^ ^rnith was seen on the bridge of the First class 202 the earth. Only at the close of the Messianio The ship Was then manoeuvred to afford the 1 1 to tn lead the Carpathia to think she was not could not be held guilty of negligence. There ot ['in!^ * e la»t directing his men. Second class ... 115 reign will the meek turn over their inherit­ 6wimmer protection from the rough seas and, Ir. A. C. S, Clefand. wanted. would be judgment for the omnibus company, f'* -F* became awash, he climbed Third class 178 ance, the earth, to mankind. Then those of cen annulled, his schcm» with costs. after nearly two hours, one of the quarter­ an Mr. Bride added that he saw the captain, the earth who shall receive the control will •having been approved. P«»tH ntaini^ A 'he the level of the water. By the time it came and in this door constantly. Our own im­ is George v.. r 8 e Surv T day last was twenty-one knots. He saw three twenty-three knots. T in V > ors, manv of the to the last boat, however, the deck was but perfections continually require Divine mercy •ose Soap Works- of of boats lowered, the women and children being According to dispatches from Moscow. Lord £ 'he mirfl**** eollapse. the cold- a few feet above, and the steamer was sink­ and should as continually impress upon us ON. lei co, taken first. BIRDS CAUSE A FIRE. Furness and Messrs. Dalzicl and Drury have K " clotl' , nbined with a lack of ing rapidly. He maintained that the boats the merciful disposition toward those with I ck 6 jd av Questioned as to his departure from the sink­ signed contracts for the purchase of naphtha It «ldren i j w ed havoc. The were well filled, the preference always being whom we have to do. Only thus will wo be I!the rw'r, to h* hoisted on to tho ing vessel. Mr». Ismay said an officer asked the given to women. An extraordinary cause was suggested for lands on tie island of Chcleken (Caspian Sea) th n fitted and prepared to bo faithful and merci­ MM of the Kev. l*^. Ki** MwrtVS. '».' hage, and the adults question, "Are there any more women or child­ a fire which broke out at Milton Cumber­ to the amo int of .£500,000. beforo 1( r In accounting for the saving of so manv of ful members of the Royal Priesthood in ! n.cki..ghall. S«Stb- "SriS " '' cramped limbs ren?" There being no response witness got land, on Saturday afternoon. The- leading channels opening on Scapa Flow, A 011 11 the crew, Mr. Lightholder said he 'had dealing with and blessing the world of man- ! his eigiitj-tifth o» •K toCt, ^I ?' to bear ti.eir into the boat. There was a nest of starlings in the roof, r, of rs|>ecially inquired, and had ascertained kind during the Messianic Kingdom. ! Orkney, aie to be guarded by batteries of Dds. are cler-ymen^ . ««ed clothing was provided The Titanic had her full complement of that out of every six persons picked up from and it is supposed that the birls used some "Blessed are the merciful, for they shall quickfirers. Mobile and garrison batteries are hVJ* ">« v*o,,^ boats. She could have floated with two com­ matches in their nesting material. The 1 the water five were either firemen , or obtain mercy"; "If ye forgive not men to be placed on points of vantage in and |ing of tho '•'f,' !,;..« partments full of water if the impact had been matches somehow became ignited and set r nd ihrw ot stewards. Some of the lifelioats went back their trespasses neither will your heavenly around the islands, and these Mill be worked iudex mark, "• :" Jl- f-rl^hoat, ,? hers taken the roof on fire. head-on, and in all probability would have been after the Titanic had sunk and rescued men Father forgive your trespasses." in connection with the Admiralty. In addition »• to cd in port to-day. As it was, he understood that from the sea. Be said no demonstration has been assign s W€rp Marshes it Haddi*:"\-. Norfolk, have Veil let -V 'he !! 'owered into the the blow was a glancing one, between the fore­ had a.-curred on board, aiid there was not Charged on remand with the murder of Miss THE PALACE WINDOW, through which we y hw to Xew for the sea:on from Kay to October at 80s. an r*5 Girted\ t, \ York the castle and the captain's bridge. Sophia Baker by shooting her at Kingslev- may see God, is Purity of Heart. We can­ even any lamentation among these who were acre, the highest figure for many years. teeding at Oargr-re^'^iti- I in J? cdsre of a field of ioe Mr. Ismay, on leaving the Carpathia, went to loft behind. avenue, Ealing, *W., Arthur James Benbow, not while in the flesh attain absolute purity \ tt« light some nyy- f T 0 iJ^ie^S•^>1 L2**»?- T»o th'he north of the the pier-end and entered the office of the gene­ forty-nine, was at Brentford rolicc-court com­ in thought, word and deed, but we can have King George of the Hellenes arrived iu Corfu r s Witness said that although ice had been * with the worsh'l L^F * S »ere seen. mitted for trial. and was gieeted by the Kaiser and the Greek ral agent, where he received a number of repre­ reported he was not anxious aliont it. heart purity—pureness of intention and W sentative pressmen. desire. Only such as have this heart con- ; Crown Priicess on his lauding. fc^'e. s CARELESSNESS." "You did not post an additional look­ Mr. F. S. Cody, the airman, who met with an Anglo-Frenchif'' dition may hope to attain the Kingdom j He was, he said, in the last starboard col­ out?"—"No." accident at Aldershot on Monday, visited the Count Khuen-lledcrvary, the Hungarian Bc:essfnl ieceptio» ,,le lapsible lifeboat which left the ship. He did honours and to see Him whom no human 1*2."| * Vit'nT'«-nic. ' tol? d /'^-^P^Sethe "Chronicle" i "What was the last order of Captain scene of the mishap on Wednesday and also Premier, hi3 tendered th" resignation of tho ir Douglas ^'^f not kuow at what speed the Titanic was travel­ being has seen, nor can see. "Blessed are cr ae directed the work of rebuilding the aeroplane, Id his Majesty s disaster was the result Smith?"—"Put the women and children the pure in heart, for they shall see God." I Uuugarian Cabinet to t.lm Fmporoi I'raacis ling when she struck the iceberg. into the boats and lower away." despite the shock he sustained. Joseph. i