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* * * * To-dar. unkettled. PAGES. PRICE ONE CENT Vou LXXII....N0 23.893. To-morrow, fair; variable «rind». NEW-YORK. TUESDAY. APRIL 16. 1915.-POURTEEN *^JBt^mS% 1,340 PERISH AS SINKS; ONLY 886, MOSTLY WOMEN AND CHILDREN, RESCUED

' STRUCK DIAGRAMMATIC MAP SHOWING POSITION OF THE TITANIC WHEN SHE Wireless from Olympic s Captain Gives News MD BEIGES THE ICEBERG AND LINERS RUSHING TO HER ASSISTANCE. and Weeping Women Gather at White Star Offices to Learn Fate of Relatives WHITE STAR OFFICE .1,323 Passengers on Ship Line Officials Only Able to Tell and Crew of 890. Inquirers That but 675 of 2,200 Were Saved. SURVIVORS EIGHTHOURSIN BOATS VINCENT ASTOR SEEKS NEWS No Word from Virginian or Parisian. Which Vice-President On Early Bulletins Two of Strau; Franklin Saved Others.Disaster Greatest in Family Started for Halifax to Hopes Meet Mr. and Mrs. History, if Hope Is Unfounded.Captain . Believed to Have Gone Down Hundredp of telephone rails and tele- at His Post of Duty. graphic Inquiries p SAVED ON THE CARPATHIA. 866 come in person, seeking t«"> get more defi¬ REPORTED nite news MISSING. 1,343 Vice-President Franklin of the Whit« about Star Line could tell them only that his The White Star liner Titanic sank at 2:20 a. m. yesterday latest information from Captain Had¬ Hook. dock of the Olympic was to the effect 1,150 miles east of Sandy of survivors, and crew, that the Titanic sank at 2:30 a. m. yes¬ First reports placed the number passengers terday and that 873 passengers had been this a relayed by the Olympic saved. at 675. At 2:30 o'clock morning dispatch Shortly after !"» o'clock Mrs. W. Addi said the number aboard the Carpathla was 866. son Wheelock. of No. .M7 Riversld ? said that the Allan Line steamer Virginian had Drive, with her daughter, came up to A still later dispatch the desk and asked whether Mr. and probably picked up some of the victims. », Mrs. r». W. Marvin had been saved. of the International Mercantile They gave her the bare facts as related P. A. S. Franklin, vice-president 675 out of above.the gist of Captain Ha-ddock's Marine admitted last night that probably only and the women brokt* Company, message, down were which means that sobbing. more than 2,200 souls on the lost vessel saved, From her broken sentences It wa«i went down with her. learned that Mrs. Marvin was her more than 1,500 persons sister, was out it was returning from a honeymoon trip abroad. When the full text of the Olympic's message given Astor Party Arrives in Auto. found that it estimated the loss at 1,800. A few minutes later Vincent Astor ar¬ 11 o'clock last a slight ray of hope that more rived in an automobile, accompanied by Shortly before night in a message A J. Drexel and Walter A. Dobbyn, than the 675 on the Carpathia had been saved appeared Colonel Astor's The secretary. Astor at Sable Island, near the scene of the dis¬ party was shown up to Vlee-Presblent from the Marconi operator Franklin's private office. What trans¬ aster. pired there was not giv.*n out. but yount- the of wireless mes¬ Af-'or «ame out with tears in his apeé In answer to an inquiry regarding deliveiy heard from at Sable Island replied "Have you anything your sages to passengers on the Titanic, the operator father?" he was asked. "as the are believed to "Nothing hut what 1 have read in th» that it was difficult to deliver them, passengers new.-papers," he answered, and then the be among several vessels." ant and dispersed party got into their «mobile went York on the Cunard liner Car¬ back uptown. Those saved are coming to New Sylvester Byrnes, secretary to Isid«»** a few minutes later. Ha pathia. Straus, came in on Thursday night. said that Jesse Straus, a son of hla The is expected to reach Carpathia the employer, was on board th«; Amerik.«. a wireless message to her last night asking that Her¬ Mr. Franklin sent .astbound, and that ..nother son. sent wireless. b-art. was on his way to Halifax, «x- names of the survivors aboard be by p<=»cting to m« ft the Cnrpathia there an Astor was among those lost and that «*<.»" A report that John Jacob greet his father. Herbert started last but could not be Hallfax as s«»on as the information, giv¬ Mrs. Astor had been saved was current night, en out by the carli¦ r in the day. indicated that the Carpathla confirmed. ' , . ;!i" -___------__-___. .J.-_. would stI***m raporta women and children. onvcyn." saved nearly all are bert Straus with a message gers via the the later information, but was un*=uc- The received is from the Carpathia, Olympic». Mrs. only report cessful. He said that both Mr. and "LOSS SOULS," and the Parisian, which were also racing to the founder¬ Isidor Straus had been aboard the NAMES OF SURVIVORS 1,800 The Virginian Titanic. Titanic, have not yet been heard from. All Saved. ing First Thought CARPATHIA OLYMPIC'S »MESSAGE The Olympic, of the White Star Line, reported that the Carpathia out THE The earlier Information given by ON of the Titanic. the local officials of the line. It was be¬ was the first vessel to reach the position lieved, was responsible for the compara¬ found small boats and wreckage. tively small number of Inquiries made That Estimated Number Is Too She only List of First Cabin Belief Here were accounted for, to tha at the offices last night, because those Wireless Brings Partial All the boats of the Titanic according who had friends or relatives aboard 300.-Rescuers Find Wreckage. «sent to bed last night secure In their Passengers Saved from Titanic. Large by Olympic. 11 o'clock last on the latest statements of the Franklin said shortly after night belief, based 15..Followii J. Flynn. The text of the message from the steamer Olympic reporting Vice-President the company yesterday afternoon, that Cape Rsce, N. F., April Fortuns. that the had of the first csbin passe Miss Alice and the rescue of 675 survivors, which reached he had received a wireless message saying Carpathia the Tltanlc's passengers were safe on is a partial list Mrs. Rortcrt Douglss. that fleet of the gers who wer« rescued from the Titani Miss Hilda Slayter. that lives were lost. of the Titanic she carried from a small Carpathla. Mrs. P. Smith. here late last also expressed the opinion 1,800 rescued the survivors who - missed). night, From another inquirer appeared Mrs. Jacob P. (word Mrs. Braham. :30 o'clock more than eight at the late last right came the Mrs. Edward W. Appleton. "Loss total 1,800 souls," the dispatch said in its concluding lifeboats up at lO yesterday morning, offices Abbott. Miss Lucille Cartsr. likely picked story of Arthur Ryerson and his family Mrs. Rose William Carter. Titanic sank. Miss G. M. Burns. Roberts. sentence. hours after the coming over on the Titanic to attend the D. D. Cassebere. Miss all Miss Miss Cummings. is an the he believed the was making possible iuneral of a son of the family who died Mrs. William M. Clarke. It is and believed here that this error, unless He said that Carpathia Countess of Rothes. hoped were a f«*w In Mrs. B. Chibinaco. that the rescued passengers, who days ago Philadelphia- E. G. Crossbie. C. Rolmane. more on board than was She carried for New York in order George Madoff, the friend of the Ryer- Miss Mrs. Florence Mare. Titanic had passengers reported. speed Miss H. E. Crossbie. Miss Alice Phillips. have medical attention at the earliest aona who made the Inquiry, said that Miss Jean Hlppach. about 2,200 including passengers and crew. Deducting 675, suffering from exposure, might his two Harris iwirelsss var Mrs. Paula Munge. persons, "with Mr. Ryerson were wife, Mrs. Henry B. - B. Miss Rosie (word missed). would indicate a loss of more than 1,500 persons. L. Y. Harris). - daughters, a aon and a maid. They had sion Mrs. Mrs. Jane (word missed). the known saved, minute. cablea Mrs. Alexander Halvsrson. 0.- (word missed). remained in the vicinity of tha baan touring Europe when Miss Margaret Hays. Miss Phyllis The dispatch follows: The Leyland liner Californian of the death of the Miss Bertha-(word missed). Olympic's reached them telling Mr. and Mrs. J. Bruce Ismay. Mrs. Carl H. Behr. Titanic at found boats and to search for survivors. other son of the family, who had re¬ Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kimbsrley (accordin Miss Bessette. "Carpathia reached position daybreak; disaster when the to wireless). Bucknell. commodore of the White Star fleet, is believed mained at work In Philadelphia F. A. Kenyman. Mrs. William only. Titanic sank about 2:20 a. m., in 41:16 N., 50:14 W. Captain E. J. Smith, party went abroad. Kenchen. A. H. Barkworth. wreckage family Miss Emile B. Steffa .on. 675 crew and with his ship. The Washington agency of the White Miss G. F. Longley. H. All her boats accounted for, containing about souls saved, to have gone down F. Leader. Mr». Elsie E. Bowerman. were F. D. Millet, the artist and Star Lire called up the New York offices Miss A. Mrs. D. W. Marvin. all saved women and children. those aboard the ship the Miss Bertha Lavory. passengers included. Nearly Leyland Among shortly before midnight at request Mrs. Ernest Lives. Philip Emock. American Academy at Rome; Mr. and of President Taft, who -»ought newa of Susan P. James Googht. liner Californian remained and searching exact position of disaster. of the Consolidated Mrs. Rogsrson. Miss Ruberta Maimy. president aid to President Major Miss Emily B. Rogsrson. Pierre Maréchal. souls." Astor, Major Archibald Butt, military thla Samuel and Robert Mrs. Arthur Rogsrson. Minahan. Loss likely total 1,800 Mrs. John Jacob Early morning Mastsr Allison and nurse, Miss K. T Mrs. W. E. of the Grand Trunk Railway; J. Bruce Guggenheim. Lewis Rothachlld and Ben¬ Andrews. Miss Minahan. Taft; C. M. Hays, president the Miss Appie Ranelt. White Star Line; W. T. jamin Daniel)* appeared at offlcea, Miss Ninette Panhart. Arthur Peuchen. MILES DEEP $600,000 IN PEARLS ABOARD and managing director of the TWO - newa from Miss E. W. Alien. Major TITANIC Ismay, chairman asking for Benjamin Guggen¬ T. D. Miss Ruth Taussig. G. D. Widener, Mr. and Mrs. heim. In th« there were also Mr. and Mrs. Bishop. Thor. on a Isidor Straus, Mr. and Mrs. party H. Blank. Miss Ella This the of Ocean Where ¡Woman the Titanic Had Stead, Mrs. three women, »vho declined to give their Mr. and Mrs. E. Z. Taylor. bepth Countess Rothes, Mr. and Miss A. Bassina. M. Tucker. Went Down. Fortune in Jewels. Widener, , names. The» learned nothing beyond Mrs. James Baxtsr. Gilbert the Liner Harry tha the others A. Bayton. J. B. Thayer. Halifax. ..Tha deathbed of «Londoa April 18 (Tuesday) In addi¬ who were returning from their wedding trip, Information given all during Georgs Bonnell. John Rogerson (probably Ryerson). Mrs. D. W. Marvin, the evening.that the Carpathla waa on Miss C. Mrs. M. Rothschild. the steamer Titan!»", and of tion t<» a valuable .-»hlpment of diamonds 317 Riverside Drive; Norman l"»ar Mrs. J. M. Brown. lin.CaflO.lMl of Mrs. Wheelock, of No. way here, and that neither the Vlr- C. Bowen. Miss Madeleine Newell. have been aboard the Titanic, it is said that among latter a sister Klnlan- nor the Parisian had been heard Miss G. Mrs. Newell. probably many who must Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Beckwith. Marjorie Is two miles, at carried M. P. for the Isle of Thanet; Washington from. F. M. Warner. Mrs. Helen W. Newson. dragged down with her. almost priceless Jewels by the Carlyle Craig, Vincent Astor reappeared In the offices Mrs. Fiennal Omond. below the aurface of the sea. and Mrs. S. of the after Miss Halan A. Wilson. leaat. ran.engers are pearls, belonging to an Archibald Gracie and Mr. Henry Harper. company ahortly Willsrd. E. C. Ostby. Thla calculation was made by an offi¬ Dodge, Colonel 1 o'clock thla« morning. Miss Miss Helen R Ostby. American woman, valued at $600,000. The "Have received any additional In¬ Miss Mary Wioks. J. cial of tha government Marine Depart¬ AT WHITE STAR OFFICES*. you D. Widener and maid Mrs. Maman Renano. a WOMEN GATHER formation?" he Inquired of an official. Mrs. George t,a' Middle Olivia. ment, who finds that depth on the ma¬ steamer also carried large amount In WEEPING was the Miss Mary Clinaa. women to "Nothing." reply. Lindstrom. rine chart at a p«.1nt about five hundred bonds and a very valuable registered after 9 o'clock last night weeping began gather Th« young man, after vainly atrug- Mrs. Singrid The above list was received by wire¬ seventy Shortly gllng to control himself, burled his face Gustav J. Lesnsur. station from the miles from, Halifax and about mail. at No. 9 news of relatival in Miss Georgiens Amsdjll. less at Cape Race of the (»rand Ranks, whero Star offices, , seeking his hand-- and sobbed. and miles south It is stated that the owners were un¬ at the White Mr. and Mra. Walter Shaw Mm«. Mslieard. steamer Carpathia. In spelling went down. Brewster, Tucksr and maid. with the ho bellev*-«*-" the Titanic to Insure the Titanic to the full sailed on the Titanic. of Brooklyn, made Inquiry In the steam- Mrs. initials it doss not correspond Thla location is midway between Sable able who had .hlfi office early to-day relative to Karl Mrs. J. B. Thaysr. amount because the British and Euro¬ Star offices H. B. jr. list as cabled from to-day. Island and Race, nnd In Hue with first statement given out at the White conceding Behr, International tennis player, J. Thaysr, errors in the f'npe markets were not big enough to The who taras a pt-asenger on «he Titanic. H. Woolmar. One of the most serious those sands which, however, pean Anna Ward. appeare to be dtutferoua absorb the sum. of the Titanic said : «'redet 1<-|- Tankwertha. of No. 278 Miss wireless list of survivors might hair« proved a place of safety had the loss «Oy«mman .«-treet. inquired as to the safe- Richard M. William. members of the "Roger- sends a wireless message to 'V 'A J. Steward Whits. ;n giving four then» be«»tim<' to run the Titanic there PRESIDENT'S SON LOST. Haddock of the Olympic Míos I-rita Werner, of Cologne, Mrs. No such name appears in RAILROAD "Captain '.«rmrny, who waa a second cabin pas- Mits eVsris Young. son" family. and beach her. 15.-Walter If. nark. steamer Titanic tank at 2:20 a. at, ¦ April that the Thorns. Potter, jr. . e I os Angelex. Star offices here Keiu-i-r In the Tlta.nl«*. Mrs. pahsenper list, is the son the White -. . . Cdr.a S. Roberts. SUPERIOR PORT WINE rf the Tltanlc's «and trina- Mrs. «.r. tilth column. DÊWEV6 to lifeboats «* nnlln.'i-il »in on.l mi»., m < oí the San and crew had been lowered M AM-LARD'S VANILLA CHOCOLATg Mr. »nd Mrs. L. Hanry. I" »i ¡ubi«- f«>. ali«t.» uii'l 'otivaleBcenti ., i Ross Clark, vice-president after all passengers : A. Hoopsr. tor I/.T «& 8'JNS C0..13SFultunSt.,N.y & Salt l_akt Rsllroad. ¿a»- del!«*lî>u«< flavor distinctly Its own. Mrs. W. K thai M rod retiñís In i!.e Spring 1 I'Kllll!i I redro. Loa Angeles .v»"M»CJ*iinl*n-.tljJü U«-us«:wlves preft-r lt..Advc Mr. Mile I Angostura Bit!:: i, c ¦¦.un. u_ tonic.--Advu -Adv.. t