evening before at dinner I remarked LIST TITANIC CABIN »leighbor that when we arrived at OF « SAYS HE York I should take an opportunity 10 f »«¦ SILENT END SURVWQR r a look at her from a distame |MM SURVIVORS ON CARPATHIA something of her dimensions We dl think our desire was so so«>n to he AS FELT IKO SHOCKS fled. In the distance «he looked an Fleet of Newspaper Tugs Vainly President Fallieres Expresses 10 ontlln Mit mous her bulk «ES length, great th* Serepeca. Miss Augusta The following in a rarrlaafl list of Silverthorn R. Bpen-oer. black against the starry sky, evoaj Hurl Questions. His Sorrow for Disaster. Titanios rabin passengers who -were Saalfeld, Adolf. hole and saloon blazing with light. I Stackllehn. Max (Stahelln''» coul saver] and brought in on the Cunard Slmonlus. Alfonslus. Neither Declared Severe Impossible to think anything House of Commons Learns Ag-1 Enough were Line steamer Carpathla: Smith. Mrs Luden P. wrong with such a leviathan, ALSO DUMB OTHERS SHARE IN GRIEF Number of Souls on Stephenson, Mrs. Walter. to Cause Anxiety to for that ominous tilt downward in PASSENGERS tjregate First Cabin Survive*-. Solomon, Ahrahsm. where the water was now Sllbey. Mrs William B hows, by Was One. the lowest row of Board 2.208. Stengel. Mr and Mrs. Helery (Btenmel?) Any porthole«. Not Until Rescue Reached Mr. the People Anderson, Harrv. Spencer. Mrs. W. A., snd matd. "We were now about two miles Ship Through Bryce Slay»er. Miss Hilda. her, and all the crew insisted that »« Antoinette. Miss Rpedden. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. (F. O. Dock Did Full Story of of Newfoundland Condole Appieran«».t, Miss Speeden"") OF CAMBRIDGE MAN tremendous wave would be formed by IN BOATS FOR 1.178 Mr». K W STORY we Disaster Come with Americans. ROOM Abbot».Appleton,Mr.« Rob» Steffanson, H R. tlon as »he went down that oug Out. Allison. Mafiar, and nurse. T. ge» as far away as possible. The ca Through tog and a rain the ship 18.The White HnuN Andrew*. Miss K T. «Mis? Cornells**) Tucker. Mrs., and maid. agreed, and all lay to their oars and driving Washington. April Tells Carpathla rnn the flnal of her erran«! the cable Provision for 1,030 Persons, Allen. Mist Fa **.'. Thayer. Mr and Mrs. J. B Second Cabin Passenger ened the distance between us and the lap made public to-night following No Astor, Mrs. John Jacob, and maid. of mercv down the New coast Fallieres, of Thaver. J B 1r How Women Were Taken Off ing vessel. Presently, about 2 a. rr England tressage fn-m President to Board of Trade's Tausslg, Miss Ruth. vesterday afternoon Just as she was According Tausslg, E. "MSI as I can remember, we observer France: Titanic sighted from the Ambrose a Own Showing.Inquiry Barratt, Karl R (Behr?) Thor. Miss Ella. and of Seeing settling very rapidly, with the bows lightship glim¬ With profound affliction have I heard of Bessette, Miss. Taylor. E. Z to Bottom. the bridge completely under water, mer of dull gold broke through the west¬ the Titanios awful catastrophe which Promised. I'u-küp|], Mrs William. Taylor, Mrs. E Go ern sky and for a moment her black hulk brin-rs «nournlng to so many American A H. hworth?) Trout. Miss Jessi». concluded that It was now only a que families, and I have it at heart to extend Berth-worth. (Bat emblematic of reflected a Rowerman. atlas E. Tucker, Gilbert The following account of the acri.lent of minutes before she went, and mourning, ray to you my m<>s« sincere condolence«. I IBv rsb'.e to The Tribune 1 Thorne. Mrs. G of hope. for the barest moment how much I Brown, Mrs ,T J. was given by I, Reasley. a t'ambrldge 1'ni- proved. Stopping wta'.i to tell your excellency London, April 19. .It is understood Burn««. Miss C. M. w to pick up the pilot she sped away from share In your anguish about the fate of Mr. and Mrs. r» verslty man, who liv*»s in T/ondon. Mr «.our aid and friend. Major Butt. ¦: of Trade inquiry Into the "'ishop, Titanic Stands on End. th» questions shot after her the waiting Boaid Plank. H Woolmer, Henry Peasley was In the second cabin and had by he In Ward. Miss Anna "She tilted straight on end. still ln her In reply President Taft paid this touch« .;- of the Titnnie^ will opened B« saina, Miss a. not been mentioned In the list of the saved slowly newspaper tugs, concealing mo- Haxter, Mrs. James. Williams, Ri.-hnrd M. the stern vertically and as gloomy mass s»-crets as dark as the thun¬ ing tribute to Major Butt: fit the earliest practicable Warner. Mrs F. M. (Mrs F. H. "The voyage from Queenstown had been upward, ¡¿Uldon Rayton. George A. Wsrre.i?) did the light» In the cabins and sal« derstorm which between her and her RonnHI. MIbs C. Wilson. Miss Helen A. quite uneventful," Mr. Beaelej. said: "very lay I am grateful for your referen«** to my Wlllard, Miss a hieb had not flickered for a moment 'lestlnatlon. friend and aid. Major Butt. Soldier that that the Carpathia has reached Brown, Mrs. j. M. fine weather was experienced an«l the sea V".s Bowen. Miss G C. Wicks, Miss Mary. we left, died out, came on again f« From the time that the newspaper tugs lie was, with rescue only possible for part has caused great excitement Mr. and Mrs. R la. Wldener. Mrs «ieorge D.. and maid. was rjulte .-aim. The wln«l h.-id been west¬ of the company. I know that be felt fall Sew Y^rk Reckwith, Mrs. .1. single flash and Anally went out altoge threw their first across her rail to the Whit«.*. Stewart. erly tO southwesterly the whole way, hut question place to be on the »hip aa ehe went down. Intenae eagerness know At the same time the machinery ro until the vessel «H,] Into her berth Y. very eld. particularly the last i..- on at part people of < 'assebere, IliH D .' was altnoel cold to out de¿k the welr«l«.st coulr her to dor, conveying the heartfelt aympatby .- to Second Cabin soiin.l rarely that reveal any details of the greatest quarters suspend judg- Clarke. Mrs W. M Survivors. all the government and of Newfound¬ heard in the middle of the ocean, ¡i t of ocean tragedies. As the cluster of tugs people until all possible full and impartial «hlhlnace. Mrs B A. "I had been in mv berth for ah'.ut ten land over the wreck of tha Titanic. Mr. i'hailton, W. M. sand mile« away from land. which escorted the liner up the river flung o-Y is but the Lahor at about 11:15 I felt letter reads: forthcoming, i'roc-W«-, Miss F. O. Angle, William. minuten, when, p m., was the end name after name the crowd that lined 1-ryce'a Miss Lucille. Abelsor.. Mrs. Hanm "But this not yet f-ulte Into papers are complaining bitterly Carter, a Might Jar. and then, soon after, a second in that the rails far ahove there was almost al- I have received a telegraphic message ¡r'e « ai»«>!. Mrs William our amazement she remaln««d the Uovernor in <>f survivor, provea there B. one, but not sufficiently larg«» to cause any wavs that iron» of Newfoundland that the list «'ander. Mra Churchill (Cardelir) light position (or n time which I estir an answering hall, but beyond which he requests me to cauae the heart- t«> first class Calde-.-head. N. Y. anxiety to anv one. hoWen r nervous they the from w is urdu*" preference given Yi««torine Palls. Mrs. Ada E. as «¡v.- min Utas; Others In the boat -ay responses ceased. Kven messages lelt and earnest sympathy of the colony «if Chandan.-««!]. Miss Russ. Misa Kate mav have r.een. However, the engines a con¬ Newfoundland to be to all who ngera, while one Socialist organ Cavendish. Mrs Turrell. and maid. but It was certainly s««me minutes wlill. friends and relatives failed to elicit conveyed Becker. Mrs. A. O., and three children. Hopped immediately afterward, and my nected the survivors. I ave lost those dear to them by the terri- sailors and firemen Chaff«?«., Mr«- H !- Beane, Edward. watched ar leael one hundred and fifty reply from ble disaster to the Titanic. tgalnat «ardcza. Mr an«! Mrs Thomas. first thought was, 'She has lost a sent t.» their deaths as Peane. Mrs Ethel, Miss Est>. propel¬ «.f the Titanic towering up above the 1 Holds Her Grim Secret. I have th*honor to request that you will % "callouai) Cumlngs, Mrs J. Brown. Mr. W. S?» ler' I went on in accept o« behalf of the and Paul «»'hevre?*- (T. up the top (boat) deck of the aea and looming bla«*k against The swiftness, the silence of the big vessel government itter of courte." Chlver, Brown, Miss E. a dressing gown, and found only a few people of Newfoundland this expression «of sev- «'nerry. M:ss Gladys. Brown, Mildred ! sky. that held so much of which thousands were their profound sympathy with the people 'The Poet'" learns that Chambers, Mr snd Mrs B, « people there, who had COOM up similarly to Morning U". Bentham. Lillian W, "Then with a quiet slanting dive waiting to hear was comparable to the sud- of the United States in the great and t«M«> and other» are Carter. Mr and Mrs E Karollna we had hut there was rlble sorrow which has come uj>on them ta fra! technical experts Master William. Pystrom. inquire why stopped, disappeared beneath the waters, and «hnness with which the tragic news first for the Cnlted Carter, Beight »Bright?». Dagmar no sort of anxiety this awful shipwreck. Bboul to leave England Compton Mrs Bricht, Daisy leyes had lookeil for the last time on flashed on the world and the painful days the M:sr. ".?thers '.ame In President Taft wrote Mr. Bryco States to assist in the inquiry into Compton, (Misa Dagmar Bright **) rapldlv. and after nil had glg.intl«- vessel we had set out on f of eonjecture which followed. Perhaps the reply assembled on deck we hear.1 the (,rd»i | a letter which read. In part: Ster. The experts will give evidence D. C. I üouthamptoii last WtttJneattey. And realization of the meaning of the news they It 'All men stand hack away from the »here on th«« ear tie most ¡«ppal I thank you for this by the as to the construction of the Titanic. ] «ouglaM, Mrs. Fred. Ada- fell had to convry, the mountains of hopes and expression Mme «Mrs. B. de Vllllers?» Chirk, Mrs boats, and all ladles retire t.. next deck listened (governor and people of Newfoundland In that the eviden.e taken De VleHien, Cameron. Miss n««i.s«> thai human being ever f'-ars that were built upon It. laid a weight and terrible sorrow which the derstood ! '.«' i. 1. Miss Sarah. ¡elow.'.the smoking room deck, or B deck. of our fellow be! tha great will he utilized for Roi«.-rt W. ("aldwell. Albert F | the cries of hundreds on the lips of the Carpathian company. of the United States have suffered in the 1'nited States 1 »aniel, Caldwell, Mrs S>l\a*i "The men all stood awav and r»-main«-«l in In the cold water, cr* peoplethis to held in Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. Thornton, and struggling ley But it was also argued that the spell of the in shipwreck. subsequently be Caldwell, Infant Alden. absolute silence, ac.i'nst the end | «.< the inquiry family. Collyer. Mrs Charlotte. leaning for help with a cry that we knew Iron rule to which their wills have bowed L'ouclas, Mrs. Walter. of the d»ck or up !).¦ We to ret Enpland. Sarah. Collver, Mr> Marlorie. railings pedna sb.vvly DOt answer.«1. longed since the night of the catastrophe would now totals nearly Dodge. Miss Mrs Alice. und down The boats were swung out and N0~SURVIV0RS ON BALTIC The relief fund here Dodge. Mrs Washington, and son. Christy, and pick up some of those swimming, not melt away until they had stepped for I»ndon ..II« ». Stuart. lowered from A de«k. When th.y were to meant our 1 $200.000. Of this amount the I «i« k. Mr and Mrs. Christa. Mis« r»ucia (**) would have swamping good from the decks of the Cunard liner. Liner Not Proceed to r»aniell. H. Haren. <"» |the level of B deck, where all the ladles and further loea of the llvea <>f all of u Did Spot Corporation and Lord Mount Stephen Drachen,-ted. A. Charles. William Reported as passing Nantucket shortly $5.000 each, and the I»alv. Feter D. Croft, Millie Mall. were collected tile ladles g«.t In quietly "We trleil to sing to keep the wot after daylight yesterday morning, the <"ar- Where Titanic Sank. have contributed with the »«f some Who refuse«] to and rowed hard Whitelaw Reld. D. exception from hearing the CTiea pathla came with a speed of which none Liverpool, April 18..The White Star American Ambassador. |e;;ve husbands In s«->m. .-ase« th. y the wreck. Doling, Mrs Elsie. their gel awaj from the scene «>f thought her capable to the edge of the company here has re«:elved a wlreleaa S¿ .,m Fmmock. Philip E. w*re torn from them and inte« liée I think memoi of those sounds will from the Baltic "At 11:08 (New around the Endres. Miss «'aroline. Drew, Mrs Lulu pushed the y fog at Sandv H.-eok Three tugs, one bring¬ saying: ,: crowds gathered Davis. Mrs Agnes. ¡eats, hut in many Instances they were one of the the reacued trill tin« watt¬ York time) Sunday night received wire¬ Ellis. Miss things ing the pilot, were the only vessels * Star offices and waited through- j «Mr- "> Davis. Miss Mary. ail..wed to was bo are less '« Q D* from the Titanic. 21,3 mllea White Earnshaw, Miss Boulton L'avis. John M remain because there difficult t.« efface from memory, vYe ing I«, welcome her at the entrance of the for further news. The one to Insist should to of it. east of her position. Immediately turned OÚ1 the nicht F. Duvan. Florentine. the) go tr*. Ing hard not think harbor. A moment r two after 6 o'clock back and steamed 134 miles in her dlrec« are extra editions Duvan. Miss A. "\er the side, ».. a« boats "We a lookout tor lii-hrs and gem as a dark newspapers pnntir-R Miss Antoin««tte. " "Looking kept In the evening she stole Into view tion. when, hearing from the «'arpathla wreck, to« Flegenheim. Davidson, Miss Mnr\ from aft In the water, lit-* | ning the details of the Prancatelli, Miss. D««l:ng. A«la" already slipping times It area shouted that steamere' blur on the mistv horizon, and as one the that assistance was no longer require J. I "> " awav int.. the and pres¬ out to be eit ln » with the survivors' appealing pro- Flynn. N. (J Drts.-'ill. Mrs. B quietly darkness, were seen, but they turned three small boats turned their prows we continued our course to Liverpool." Fortune, Miss Alice. De> strom, « 'aroline. the boats near <.. me were lowered or a star 1 ¦1 the inadequacy of the life- Fortune, Miss ently a licht from another boat her direction Mrs. Mark. E. ami with mu« h creaking as the new ropes down on the it«u lion. When the liner slowed down for the pilot ...v:nc which will likely Fort »me. appllancee, Fortune, M:ss Mabel. ¦lipped through th.- pulle) t.i... ks down the lo«a down on the hoiiznn, The Tribune's tug swung under her rail feeling agalnat the Board Frauenthnl. Mr. and Mrs. Hy W. (Dr.?) Emcarmaclon. Mrs. RlnnHo "Finally, You Owe Yourself ninety fe»-t which separated them fr».m the ¦a« a light Which »lowly resolve«! Itl and sent the first hail across the water. that no mere I'ar- Frauenthal, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. (T. G.?) S*. a Taste of Colorado of Trade in a manner Frolicher, Miss Murearet. water An ofrh-er in uniform .»ame up as in».i ¦ double light and we watched »-a_e The Starboard decks were jammed with peo¬ could achieve. '\\ a ntary eenaure Futrclle, Mrs. Ja«-«*«i<*s. Faunthorpe. Mrs Lizzie. one boat went d.ewri and shouted ; h«n to see if th« tWO Huh»«« would separat« ple, a black mass at »ither end, and on the "The Daily News" the Corner- Miss Ele)n ve..] are row con¬ feel the need of a According to c, afle.at, round to th.Ripanlon s«« prove i«« be onlj taro of our boata high promenade in the centre was a You complete change drafted a the boats ev»rv ..uter of Trade has already Arthur (Ar««hibald?>. O Isdder end stand b with other whether they would remain together, glomeration of «»olor, as if wrap and rest occasionally. Everybody doea. Gracje, Colonel " to ne** "Schedule of regulatlona, which will am, Mr. and Mrs. William. Garsíde. Ethel feir orders which «as.« «re should expect them to aboard had been pressed Into service Now in all the world there Is probably into at the earliest «late Graham, Miss Gerrecla. Mrs Marcy. the light and ¦ deck light bel shield the Tttmntc's scantily clad survivors no which combines such h* pul force Gordon. Sir Cosmo Duff. Genosese, Angere I Unable to Obey Orders. maethead country perfect of a reu.-uliiK steamer. from the chill wind. peto!.]e. «'.«rdon. Lady. 'Ave, av.. «ir" came the t"it climate, glorious scenery, and the oppor¬ with Miss Dorotliv H up reply; A scattering of waving hands and hanri- A incident rönne«* ted <;il,pon. ¦]'¦».' il nt ,-.n« boat was able to obey Boat Brea«*«* Into Song. tunity to live comfortably and ""veil at pathetic of Glldenberg, Mrs ftanuel Hart. Mrs Esther. k"i hlefs answered the hall, and here and su the communication Miss the oider. \\ hr«i II . were alio if and had one, a moderate cost, as Tolo 'o. Colorado, amlt) Qoldenberg, Ella. Hart. Eva. "To our |oj they mov«sd ai there a doubtful cheer floated downward s« L,ord Pirrie. William <<: P "i ».. the . to the oar- k oí won¬ news of her sinking GreenfleJd, Harrls, George .,i th« condition we swung the boat ami headed the boat swung alongside. with its wealth of wild flowers, its Greenfield. William Mrs more a Tribune's - of the Titanio, who is lying sick Gibf-on. Mrs Leonard. Hewlett. Mary rapid!) settling boat s is m muck her. The Steersman shouted: 'Now, bo; derfully pure, «dear mountain air and Its been Ha*--«-r. Nina. sight for alarm for th"-»- In th. boats than the bn Captair Silences Passengers. at Wil Park. The rews had Googht, Jainee Hold. Stephen (Anna?). sing.' ir-1 f«.r the first time «joat sparkling waters, is an ideal place to ti i'.«» «-H thai In common we a man aboard?" was the withheld for fear of fatal coneequencee. H Heseno. Masabuml board prudence ln»o s.-«n_ u»h 'Row for »he Ph'ire, Boy "May send rest. T<» sit. just taking long breaths Hocking. Mr and Mrs Ocrfe. ibe selloi Mn f« v could «l«> bul time tears ««ame t.« t first his illness Lord Pirrie would I,. Y R «Ms Ï) Nellie nothing I nnd for Jh.- first question put. «>f that air. and basking in Bui for Harris. Ho« king. Miss fromrow t*e sii.kln_.- . i inv sife out more clearly magnificent the Titanic. Halveraon, Mrs ai«\. Hearman. Mrs Jane eye« of »i- all »a Wf realized that Ves. yes, yes''' rang brand <>f sunshine, is «-en aboard Mrs. l. «'. some lives. The> n>. doubt antl steerage and first cabin pa-senger* Cokltrado'a «peculiar Hogiboom Healy. Nora "). rat«, It hand from to invite new Ufa. Then, of course, Hawksford, w. J. Hanson. Jennie th .' suction fron in enoi moui and There was a note of Btlbdued eager¬ April 18..The actual number H«*nrv. an«! man «er\ar.t. "Our '. uer showed up rapidly, alike. there are «.11 sorts ««f outdoor pl«taa«-I*ea Ion, Harper, Hamalamian. W. be mor* than danser»»«!* t«> the and » rew <->n board the Harper. Mrs H B. Hamalamtan. Hann» would usually she awung around we ia«a h«ar eablna ness In cry. to Interest those disposed to a«**tlvity. of the passengers -. from Hold. Miss J. A child crowded bosl mostIj filled with women, ; -l she mus* he ;, lar Hol" thundered the (single syllabi« I.et me send > ou «h«* "BurltngtOW time of the disaster was Harnlln. Anna, and «light knee al the Hope, Nina time there was no ira e ,.i any She was now moUonleiw, and « the bridge, as the order f«-«r full speed Route" Handbook of «'olorado. which telll Buxton. Mr and Mrs Fred. sjeainer the country, the hotel**, hoarding accordini to Sydney Hoyt, disorder; no or rash to the boat then brol was flashed to the engine room. all about 2,20f" Hornet, Hy. R. «Homer**» Bertha penle «-«.ii t.« -row ».« her Juet da> ..' id ran«'he... etc.. their ratee for board, Board of Trade, in re¬ Ilett. no women sobbing a sllene-e like that of ph.ces, jare, denl of the Harder, Mr. and Mrs GeOTCS scenes of hysterically, i I» lUtlful, quo i «lawn, with fain« pii At this t«-buke and all about It. I can also tell you ail Charles M and daughter. etc . to a in the House of i'om- Hays. Mis a« «>ne generally pi« ture« us »happen the horizon children settled down upon about the trains, th« prl««es of tickets, ply question Miss Jean I«!.)s just above rok< "Spirited be to reserve car Hlpparh, a' times one seemed 10 w«> saw no r.or further ques- und will fjlail sleeping mons this afternoon. Hlppach, Mrs. Ida P. Jackson. Mrs Amy ing such Everj I "As we neared the «arpathia the throng and pleas berths, look after «-necking your baggage, Juliet, Luwche res ¦. ' there \»..- Imminent we was the were able to Mr. who was plied with quee- I. IIs« the dawning light what thought .hiieugh megaphone and »ake all »he details of your trip off your Buxton, ,l«rwan, «J*Mary a illal t.¦ hi for J Bruce Ismay. chair¬ write.o will Be. the Titanic actually Prure. dar.ger When It ted full rigged s .;.p. r standing up near break It. A nil han«!.*« Kindly postal tiena stated that Tsmay, 3 K \. . >¦ Ma¬ W. J «TMeara. Eastern Passenger Agent might all l«e presentí- i», tiie a*., and behind her, another, all sa man of the International Mercantile New York carr.ed sixteen l"«ats on her davits, giv¬ K Nora A presently, White Star Is, (.'. B. & «Q R. R.. 1184 Broadway, Keane Miss nothing bul lit»- belt art US until set. we sai.l: They are fisher l>««a rine, ».f which the Company Mad. Sq. 6706 e-e. for Mis F and a City. Telephone ing a .mm« »dation 990 pers.'.ns. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. (It, N. Klm- Kell.. we were Vc . bv -t.iiii.-r.. it a forth nothing beyond Klmberley. Kanton. Marian. I up passing from the Newfoundland Hanks, and ha' part, brought (nier boats carried on board provided ball?) was how calm on« as on th« bridge of an ln- F A. «Mrs Kantar") extraordinary ttery amer Mug t>« and ar«* stanlu momentary glimpse for another 188, making Kennyman. and h««»» sell controlled. dlvtdual in the black garb of a civilian. accommodation Keuchen. Miss Emil*. completel) lb) to help' Hilt In another five minut ». and the total of 1.17s. In addition "< ipe b) OM the boats w. filled with light shone pink on them an«l we sa Through the thunderst«>rtn up L, I.eltch. Jessie and the with were life and 3.S0O life women and rout.-s of the lower North Hiver she ran at laavory, Miss Bertha Amelia (Elll to pul ited .« kI ooner plaining the inadequacy ..f the I'.iard of Leniore <>f easll) sugg« about knots. While the This Linea, Mrs. Ernest (Linkkance), Miss Annie. I was «>n the port side and moat th« men "We around the Immíwhi an«l thei a s|"'«'«l of fourteen Carry Trade regulations in regard t<> shipping. Lines. Miss Mary. walked the d.. could read army he had been ap¬ Llndstrom, I was and she had overshot In her Pen A committee, said, I.esneur, Gustave, Jr. s»» i remained where presently Th« iteamer we had t¦ reach \>as su her pier which Handy to the ne« es- Melllnger. Elizabeth. heard call: the lifeboats In which she ed last yoar conetder M child the rounded > them, and we had to make grim eagerness, Melltnger. *' survivors on Monday Your Pur.se but the mote la»lles*" an found the Tit-Ale's in revielona of the regulations, A. Marshall. Mrs Kate. 'Any I detour to reach her, (<>« between h-r Madtll. Miss Georgette over th- side of the I were lowered over her side. Four Increaaed of boata recom¬ Mahan. Mrs Mallett. A "Looking ship, huge berg. We rowed »:¡> t morning Till" Parker Jack Knife provialon Mrs us lay another real «m a «Wrick boat along¬ c»n- M« Mme. Mallett, sew the l«....t N«. IS, swinging level With m wet ..f them found Pen la »««> «mall and mended that committee was not heard, Mange, Paula H«. Carpathla about l*J8 ¦ and a«-niss the f.>r- Safety by M««nd«rson. Miss Let ta. de, k. halt full of ladles .u-.-tin the ill side Two othets remained in udered BO the mal- Miss Roberta. Mare, Mrs Florence. B h« Isted ««r climbed up the ship's ¦] I« .ail handy «hat I» ll«s» fist your altogether adequate, Maimv, J. was vvaid hatch of the liner, Four others, ap¬ k M«r. In. Mrs r> \V. (Ma-tin"*» Mellor. repeated: hearta We wer.- -receive pur»« without takln»; up any ter was referred i.a. for further con¬ Miss Llllle «?). " verj grateful better Were towed Pierre. M'*I»ermont, 'Any more ladies" i parently in condition, room. I» la »o »afa «o carry Mare«hell. Anna. win« .i welcome thai wan overwhelming sideration. He continued: Middle, Mme. M. «»Uva. McOowan. "1 saw none come on. and then one <>f awav !<¦ a quiet berth. handle »hat you naver N. lüs wärmt h and to Mlnehan Mrs Dais'" «Minanhan?) and said: about It I want the House »dearly understand Minaban, Mr*-. iMInanhan?) the crew looked Up hn«.e to worry spill¬ Elizabeth. " that up to the present it has never been Nye. *Any ladies on y-.tir deck, sir? ing or amearing your Angara. a authority N Nassar, Mrs Delia CALLED PROVENCE " TITANIC i.fgeated by responsible expert 'Nil,' I I»pll« «l KIPLING ON DISCIPLINE It'a the onlv fountain p#n that everj vesoel, however la.'«»- and how¬ O. ;tnk " a «-¦'¦««- uir!v proof. ever well equipped with watertight «.«in- Newel,. Mis Marjorje (gtlm All«"*?) Then you had bettei | imp AT SEA Not that pertinents, should necessarily carry lile- N« w.ll. Mrs Madeline «Ml.»**» Oxenham. Teres J OF THE BRITISH French Liner Did Respond Made ao by the famou» Par¬ ail Washington Pushed Boat. ker Curve feed. I«. accommodate on Newel! P. Women in Was Closer. Lucky disaster, however, has Newson, Miss Helen »is the Baltic aa gla»s. hoard Tlie present in and fell In the bottom, as poet am Write» smooth rreated a new situation «whlcl vvill need to i». Phillips. Alice. "I dropped Rudyard Kipling. Bnfllah IS..Myron T. Herrlck. the Handsome styles to select in s awav' As the boat be¬ Taris, April be most carefully considered, noi panic Palla««, Emilio. they cried, 'Lower student «f men, «srrote In hi« "Barrad American Ambassador fr.*m. -Tice» I2.M up. «pe¬ bat m the lifcht of all the Information « I'Cf.nnell. Miss I! Padro, Julian to descend two ladles w.-i.- push..I "S«>l«lle newly appointed »mall »lie for lady'a .*hirh the will disclose. Mr. and Mrs Bosa. gan Hoom Ballade" under th«* title who arrived here this after¬ dí «Inquiry »».«-»by. Plnakv, through the row.I «m It deck i»n«l to France, purs«. j Ostby, Miss Helen. Kmllio hurriedly nn Sailor, Ti*.," ¦ tribu»«» t.. Brit that was not pre¬ J'iirtaluppi, a bah« high noon, said the l'rovenco en.'ountered a at Mr. Bnxt«>n added he «Hivia. Mi«*. Parsh, Mrs. L heaved over into the boat and of sea 8end for rataloa, «r call «J laheta' express an opinion Oinund. Fieiinarn ten months pa.'sci down after them. "Down scries of icebergs, and the »tore and look Quick. Mrs. Jane of the «with "rtoker" itoet received the distress If you call «e-day, you"ll ha »hetHf-r I'.ritish steamers P. Vera W we went, the crew to those lower Two itansaa, Monday morning passenger Quick. Mis« catling t«> th» of the Titanic As the Provence, you didn't »rive youraelf Miss Phyllis. to her for "soldier." apply partlcularlj s-i^ti;» 1h glad should t.e prevented from taking the Panhart. Miss Ninette. Qui. k. ing which end k«'«-p level, "Bow," wee six hundred miles away a chance to forget. Pom««rv. Miss Ellen. 'Both together.' until are were some Titanic dlaaeter. They read; however, northern route during the spring month» R. 'Stern,' and the Baltic was reported to be hurry¬ Tarker Pen Company, I'otter, Mrs Thomas, Jr (Port»r?) from the wat'-r, and here occurred thick ->f ¦ rush Tbn- and other questions were to be sule- Pinchan». Major Arthur (Penchen?) Rldsdale, Lucy. ten feet To take your chance In the ing toward the Titanic, the Provence II Park Raw, Renouf. Mr«. Lily. the only anxious moment we had during with filing all ibOUt, continued, on the ground that it was <»l«p..«l«e Poet Office. Wltted to a inquiry. He was R Miss Is nothing so bail when COVer t« searching Rugg, Bmtly. whole of our rapeiienee, ir«.m leaving you've to try to help. also that the Board Trade had Richards. Emile. the 'and, m' stave an' llkm' to shout; hopeless "told «also et renoaylvula afraid of Rogerson, John. Emily, two bovs and Mr. Jr the deck to reaching the .'arpathla. stand an' be still fo the Birken ea«! Tim Provence had been advised by the Rl- Mrs. Mamam. Richards. Hut to the of and station Orug Company; no power to prevent racing for records Kenago, Bogers, Miss Edna. b. low our boat was I lie «Irlll Is a damn tough bullet to «hew. Niagara of presence icebergs, krr». Broadway g iW M.: Ranelt. Miss Apple "Immedlatelv '.> «'» o'clock on Satur¬ He» continued: a .tt«am An they done It. the .lollies Majesty': these were sighted at Uth Rtr-eet "»tore; I Irrman » across the Atlantic. Rothchlld, Mrs. Lord Martin S exhaust »>f 'he .-oiilens.-rs, hug« soi«ii««r an' too! had Misa Edith. ail time from .In- .i««iiies milor, day evening. They evidently move»! l'hai-nia*¦>. NewMk. 1 ran a*.ur» the House that there will Rosenbaum, ßlnco(k, Miss Maude. of water pouting the Their Work was done When It 'adn't begun Th»» numbered twelve, h* th» Rheims, Mrs. George. Marion. It nor .swiftly. l.ehergs r«> delay in eonneet.ion with inquiry H. Smith, Mis« ship's side, lust above the wateiitM. they was younger mean' you; were about fifteen miles away Into the disaster \\*e fullv the Roslble, Miss Shelleg. Mr« Imannltla »Mrs. Williams*» .-hoi.*«' it was between drownln ,-ind they recognize i'ountess. mas that we to be smart awav Their plain Some of were that the Board of Ro«hes, Sllven. Lylle. plain otlfhl an »>»*i11' mashe«! by the s«-n>w, from th" Provence. them responsibility Roberts. Mrs. Edna. t«> it when In «.aps t.ears In tlm matter, hut I do urge T. fie.m this, not I»- swamped by So they stood an' wae still t«> the Blrk* nine hundred feet long and three hun- we should a Rolmane, C. had ofllcer sailor, too! feet that It la far better that give Rfigernon. Mrs Susan P. (Ryerson?) Troutt. Miss K. we touched water Wa BO en ead drill, "Nridler ara* dred high. little more time and ronie to a really satts- «ecllla. er or >.f to other passengers the Ti¬ PARKER Troutt. Miss anv pettv ..III« member of us According conclusion rather than «et to.» Rogerson, Miss Emily (Ryerson?) aboard, nor We're most of us liars, we're arf the tectory lead to Rogerson. Mrs. Arthur (Ryerson?) W to take charge Bo one of the un' the r«st Mr.« »« rank as tanic waa warned by Provence, the rapid1 v, which might possibly the crew thieves, Niagara and another ship that l«*ebergs fr"AUr evils. Williams. C. Charles. stokers sh"ni» «I "Borne ««ne Und th.- pin can i"*, Jack Knife while can finish In style were In her lines Weist, Mrs. Mathilde. the boat from the ropes and Bui "ii«''* '" ¦ we path. Asked If the r.ermnn-Amerlcan Stone. Mrs. George N. Webber, Misa Susie. which releases I which I '"pc.it won't 'appen to me». . carried nearly double the number of BkeMer. Mrs. William. Wright, Misa Marlon. ,,.¡11 It Up' No ..ti" klK'W where II was. But it mak.s you »hink better »»' you an' SAFETY PEN St-g«-*«««**- Miss Emma Watt, Miss Bésale. ms we «could on the fl«»>r friends, an' the work you may MR. AND MRS. A. A. DICK. b'eatR required by the British Board of Hteward, Fred K Miss Bertha. We felt as well your (Beward?) Watt« hut found nothing, and it was ave to «lo. Mrs »ra Weh and her husband, Albert Trade regulations, Mr. Buxton replied, Hhutter, Misa (BhuteaV, West, Mrs. and «Ides, When you think 0* the slnkln* Victorler*.** RIoper, William T. \V«st, Miss Constance. hard to move among so man) p. ««pi« W. .lollies soldier an' sailor, to««! A. Pick. »>f Alberta, Canada, Were loud In "I do not think so." Swift, Mrs. F. Joel. West, Mise Barbara. <>n n<« room for to say ye don't of the conduct and heroism had sixty or seventy board. Now there Isn't ami their praise are Scoabert, Mrs. Paul. Wells, Addle. know Uve proved it plain officers and crew of the Meanwhile announcements appear¬ ¡She'lilel, Rfitiert Douglaaa Wells, Master. "liown we went, and presently Boated they of the Titanic. the exhaust true told of the cool actions .t Mr. An- ing in increasing numbers in the news- Snyder, Mr. and Mra John Wtdls. Miss. with our ropes still holding us, Thai whethei it's widow. «>r whether its They Papers that the transatlantic Unes are washing Hi !'*>*..'> from the side "t" the ship. VI-torler's work I« to do, dr. ws. who WM th«- designer of the Titanic. Sale l-'r Piano I». the Jolliei Majesty's to the vessel. An' they done Me made frequent trips the engin»- room Special ordering lifeboat«, almost doubling s«)l«li«*r an' sailor, to«»! "We drift»-1 away easily M the o.ns WOT. Joílies while the ship was sinking, calming passen¬ Present capacity. doing At our newly enlarged Ware- SURVIVORS OF THIRD CLASS got ..ut and heeded directly awaj from th.- gers «>i¡ th«- way and everything poo» ,h*' <«f about one Criticism for United States The i-ri'W Beamed to nie to be moatly POPE EXPRESSES GRIEF «stble «"" i.Ifv .fctMe tboas Mm. rooms von will find on display Hhlp. »'scaped with only her Major Flood Page, referring to the Ti¬ (ooks in white jackets, two t» an oar. with Mrs. Pick night¬ of New AND OF LOST an»l a kimona, but her husband was of the largest assortments CREW SHIP the till» r. Butt.Re¬ gown a stoker ttt of tanic disaster at the annual meeting to« Asks News Major and was able to save h's "There was a certain amount 0Í shout¬ more fortunate, Pianos and Player Pianos of Kra¬ °ny of the London Chamber of <'<>tn- President's Reply. and a coat. ing from one goA «the other, ceives trousers and which merce, was very bitter on the subject of Following is a list of third class pas- Ca»»*m. N«»lf- N»l»on, Carlo. The "(»ssorvntor.« Pick said there was a terrible crash kauer and other makes, Cohn. Ou» Nelson. Holmlna J. and discussion a. to which way wa should Horn»'. April IS.. Mrs tho wireless chaos In connection with the seng.rs and members of the crew of the i» M. Nyhan, Anna. «*ffl«*iui and the lights on the steamer went out. at the lowest Crlbb. go, but finally II was decided to elect the puMtehaa the following are now offered very He by the Coutt», Minnie Nicola Ella» Romano" Hit so far as she could see there was no catastrophe. said: Titanic rescued Carpathla and roulis. William. Nicola. Jamllla. stoker who was captain, and for Steering i-iimniut»i*»«tl«»n: among the first and second class pas¬ and terms possible. th* !,rst r»'r'r«,'s«ntaflve who ever sat In last night: CoutU. Novell«*. Nud«lman. Delia. to his orders. 11" s.t to work at with deep re¬ panic prices i._6'i brought Connolly Katy. O'Leary, Nora. all Obey **Th«* P«>l*«' h«*s learned A steward of the third class, «Pon the council In connection with wlre- McCarthy, «)l»on. Arihur. touch with the other boats, of the ruth¬ set.gers. IMW I Ilk«, to we Adtoreoa. Katie i'arr. Ellen. once to ge» Into :«m«>ng the victim«- to break the telegraphy would say that .»« t. (i»ngul*n), .M<-<}<>v. rn, «»umson, Hcurley. gret that however, attempted through New Pianos.. .$165.00 dissatisfied what Ans Mary Charters, John. calling to th.-m and getting «is close ai which has so Upright b .'' e.^-etninently with Helena MoKey ' the Abrlhamson. Ai'gu»»- M«-Kf), Agnes. Dan«>d«.lman, Delia. «»ngulan. Helena. seemed wlatj, so that when the search- was the boat Pianos_ 380.00 AmJ?. n.ln "t'Tw to r-ommunl.-atlons M- Key. Alle«. Mr» r.i'r », Caterlna. grieved him. Major Butt,' ficers In making up crews, and he New Player con.*. Aloun, I*e<*noura. Doydt, Agne» (or boats came In the morning to look for us profoundly AMlm, Marlanla. Mctv.rma.k. Tho-araa A. A. Dirk). ricard. IsasOS il"«nolt>. from a visit to Rome. Major was shot dead by one of the MrOowan. Annie there wou'd more chain-»' for all to !>e returning immediately 50.00 thing coufd not happen In Er.Kland. Airplund. Charle»-. Demueder. Theodora. Patro». Nolieea. he bearer of an auto¬ New Organs. States UN the only ln Abbott, Rosa Mr Karen. John. Daly, Charle». Parnon», Erne»t. rewued together. Butt had been the others », country MeDwiuetL by keeping -.thl that among the first class th» nj»ed .*** «* .¦graphs do not be¬ Anderson. Edna. Dniah. Daly. Mar»«.la. Hoth. Nara»« letter from the President of the Mrs. Pick lon^ , ,.iwhf"" Weimar. Murphy, Nora. a«i<1 two Rrlhon. Anna graph «overnmer.t and unfortunately A»pliit»il, Mullen. Dean, Ettle. Beautiful Starlight Night. on was Miss Margaret Hays, who A $100.00 reduction lt r _. _.tne K»ll_ Katie. Suit. I. Nicola States to the Pontiff, and now, passengers very special n aas be«..me o,, fashion u, that country Arplund. Memiemorket. G. children. 1'nited babies with her. In the tlrst ex¬ U A(ipl.iti«t. Lillian. D. Devaney, Margaret. .""trlndar, Juho. "It was now about 1 a. in a heautif'il hwl an had two on all discontinued ar"*i«e'-u wireless operators. (Aklesap). m»-kh»iiiO' kna, Anna. Roee. Behurblnt. Jan. returning h«»iu»'. autograph letter Miss Hays thrust them Into the will be made \viiL lhat can he Abelneph Malera. Youísf. Drldged, J'i'e» starlight night, with no moon, and ho not citement iead M«*r,ionlgrams Akaaks. L»*h- - Elilegrek, Leonen, Hap. the Pontiff to the President, to- Dick and told her to take tasSLl»* r«men»b*r that the Artonen. V. (Vsrco- Moubarck, Bunoi. lubulaket. Banuka. t-nrla. Anna very light The sea was as calm as a pond. from arms of ssVfO Krakauer Styles. iffls..!' »muit* ° C0Umry " Whkh nen). Halln. Harrti-n. Morrl». or ,-ln.l». Beatrice (Bende). with an answer from Cardinul of them for her. Îloubarrk,toubarck. Gotosa. Irom a gentle heave as the boat dipped up g.ther care tArAdoïaL Anderson. Erna. Ma«*r1g«uv BIbe e. Bo»e. Just Val, the Pupal Secretary, to a said every one had a chance ba*k. Musulman. Mina. Hanwakan. Slhelrnme, Agn«*» and down In the swell; an Ideal night, ex¬ Merry del Mrs. Dick this rare The widow of Aka, vi uno, Jnvna. Amy. to lifeboats before they were all Call and avail yourself of Captain Smith, the rom- AM. Tilly. Krtk Hip. China. Btanley. for the bitter cold, for one who lett«*r addressed him by the President. to go Into Hill*. *-**¦ Muhan. orlan Johlom. B. Sumdlan, Johan. cept any when the word went »amler of the Titanic, ha. written a Mathjox, Karl Polla (Baila). out Pontiff, while expressing to rilled, and through Hoitlln. Marl» Karl Klrora. Krlknrlan. f-muth«. had to be ln the middle of the Atlantic .Tin* she was the men opportunity. In. Eugene. Mathyo. K«.'.».¦.««¦!. Anna. Shine. Axel. the ship that sinking HoW Malllertell, Berth1*. Flduaa«. Ocean ln an open boat, and If ever there President Taft his profound sympathv Boklln. Hal'ne. Madaon. Keeorney, Florence. Bubmaket, all. to for were back and the order was given t'hrlitof. Karlaon, "Sinar. Turkula, Hedwig. was a time when such a night was needed, and sorrow for hastened aak pushed Boklln. I«*;lf..binll) Maran, Bertha. Turkjeat, William. the fate of Major Butt- that only women and children were to he Hat man. Moss, Allait. Krlgeane, Joseph. surely It was now, with hundreds of people, news respecting She said the band FeJlow «offerers: My Bl'-katronri. «".I"1**- Ia»r». K.I or.»/ h Vartonon. Taft Immediately answered, Into the boats. KRAKAUER Daniel Manca. Margaret. Ellen. women and afloat hundreds President put BROS., hein .\.L«P°°r w,tn «rM tog you all «n'-klev. Mangan. Margaret. Iatary, Nora Wick». mostly children, to the Pope hla profound to play as soon as the shock of and i. . 6Iflow" Bradley. Bridget, Manman. Hanna (or Tusef. Madera. of miles from land. expressing started Eat. iS6g. Wlth ¦orrow that /o" are »rldgel. Bwe- Murphy. Maggie j. M»innl->n> Tesburg. Pilen«. for the Interest and sympathy the first crash somewhat abated, and con¬ *elgl\PS*n " Elnar. Nlckaren. John. Marlkarl Ymisef. Hanna. "As we rowed away from the Titanic, we gratitude toward the the boat Into which «hat ?«.¦"Ible burden Barlson. John .or Nelson. Bertha. shown hy the Pop« sufferers, tinued the music until 14th haa h^,? Vhi'u-°°n »m- Churcha»on, Neket, Mary Munn. Hanna. Youset*. «_eorf» looked back from time to time to watch that unfortunately there was had been lowered away WAREROOMS: 17 Easl St, he May God rhoonssoni- Muh um Erik Youeef. Marian and a«ldtng s..,- was taken wîh uÏ!"ihr,J",#cornfo«*t us all. Nek»t, ll> !. Manera. and a «more it was that Major Butt had been . "To ,r- f a_?d Croft. H»dwl*- Merrlgan. Maggle. Youa*le. her, striking spectacle no hope the Titanio, Between Broadway and Fifth A*/**», »ours In Jonn* Nelson. Demlna j. M a from deep sympathy. CharlM. Nyhero, Yre«. Marri-tan. rua pet. fetjn. Phillip. not possible for any one lu see. Only, the saved."-_.. _,. "ELEANOR SMITH." Casero. Boyan. Madaou. Adela.