The Daily Mirror

THE MORNING No. 2,646.

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April 17, 1912

PASSENGERS BOARDING THE TITANIC AT QUEENSTOWN AND SOME OF THE VICTIMS AND SURVIVORS OF HISTORY'S MOST TERRIBLE SHIPWRECK.
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Chief Purser McElroy (clean-shaven) and Dr. W. F . N. O'Loughlin, the chief ship's surgeon. Both arc missing.

Mr. K, H, Behr, the famous , tennis player, saved.

Sir Cosmo Duff-Gordon, Bnrt., and hi^ wife, who I.T belter knowr as "Lucile." Both of theni are reijoited ^ave<;,

Embarking on the Titanic at Qucenstown la st Thursday.

This was the last port at which xne lu-srarred vessel called,

Mr. Daniel iVIarvin, reported missing,; and his bride, who is saved. They were on a w e d d i n g trip.

Mr. Head (missing), a prominent member of Lloyd's.

Colonel J. J. and Mrs. Aslor, returning from their Iioncymoon. She is saved, but his body has been picked up dead.

Queenstown was the last port at Which the ill-fated Titanic called. She sailed on Thursday with the good wishes of everyone, only to founder less than a week aftef* wards. Two young brides, Mrs. J. J. Astor, the wife of the millionaire, and Mrs.;

Daniel Marvin, who had been spending their honeymoon in Europe, have beep widowed by the disaster. Mr. Christopher Head was formerly Mayor of Chelsei. {Daily Mirror, Dover-street Studios, and Russell.)

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1912

ONLY 868 ALIVE OF 2,200 ON SUNKEN LINER, TITANIC.

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01 i h e a,-|im to ^,1^00 souls on l)na!d ihe ' f i l a n i e it s e e m s o n l y loo lerrd>ly c e i l a i e ih.tt b u t ^OH h a v e beCK savcil. f his, at a u y r a l e , a c c o r d i e ; ; tc Kiaiter, is t h e n n i n h e r of s L i i \ i \ o i s given olli, lally by the W h i t e S l a i (.'onipany in ^^w ^ ' o l l . , a n d ret eivcd by t h e m ill a n i i e i c s i i\ic^-A.w,-':. i u n n ihe ()iym[)ie, 'I hi:sr sui VL\O;S a i e , sn I ir a-. :: is possiliir to a s t c i t . n i ) , on iioaid llie C . n p a t h i a , ku" tiie WJuic Sl.Lr olhM.ils in N'.-U' \ \ u k hold o a t ;io Iiope licit -.uiy p a s s c n g i - t s h a v e lu'i.'u .sa^ed o l h c i th-iu tho.^e on ill]', \i:!,sel. S t u h n;,iues of t h e M(ivi\ors as h.id been received arc given helow, 'i liey inciilile iiotli i u s l aial set OIK I lias:. pa.ss<;iig c r s . 'Ilie hsi 01 m i s s i n g ur unaci o.inted lor ( u n l a i i i s sonic ;ioi;dde i i a u u ' s , Ainoii/;sl t h c i a arc lliosc of C c o t i e l J. J. A.-itoi, llu! m i l l i o n a i i c , who h a s only fast : el Liined i i o m i-ouniig' ls;;y;)l willi his young' I n i d e ; M r . ( i u f i g c i i h c i n i , aii'oilii'i i m l l i o c u r c , a m i ^)r, \V. 'f, ,Sicaii, t h e lainoiis j o i u i i a l i s t . A n y t h i n g like a e o i i e e t e s l n u a t e ol Ihe n u m b e r o r i g i n a l l y on bOio'U IS uiip'-'ssible at p r e s e n t . Si) far as it is p o s s i b l e to g o e a c t u a l n i i i n h e i s , t h e ' P i i a n i e e a r n e d '^'& h r s i c l a s s p.isseng'ers, 28'> s e c o i i d - e l a ^ s , a n d 710 t h i i d - c l a s s . ' J h c c r e w , ia a d d i t i o n , n u m h c v e d a b o n i liOO. 'Pile t.hinaid t . o i n j i a n y in . \ c w Y o r k , s a y s Rctitcr, s t a l e that tJie C a r p a i h i a , wilh the survivors on b o a r d , is slowly s t e a m i n g t h r o u g h the held of ice to iVcw Y o r k . S h e is o i i l s i d e t h e w i r e l e s s r a d i u s f r o m l a n d , .tnd t h e O l y m p i c h a s b e e n r e l a y i n g messages.

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I t A I i l ' A X ( N ' , S . ) | A p r i l Iff.--(aijilain k'.uqnha.r, a v e t e r a n n a v i g a t o r , w h o lia>, j u s i r e l u m e d from N o r l h c r n seal (Jshei) , tliinks t h a t Ike ).)reseul s e a s o n h a s jjeen an e x c e p t i o n a l o n e . No\ o n l y w e r e drei c i n u n e i i s e q u a n l i t i e s of h e a v y iv'C, b u t Ihe ice had l)cen u i t u s u a i l y c o n t i n u o u s , a n d N o m e n t i o n is m a d e of t h e r e s c u e of a n y of tlie h e a v v g a l e s liad d r i v e n ih.e n e n n i n y miles s o u l h a m i b e y o n d i h e o i - d m a i y ice Innij. Tilrinic's passengers.- Kenter. T h e m o s t e v p e r fenced m e n in n.ivig.ition h a d b e e n e o m p l e t e l i ' thoMvn oil tlicir g u a r d , not e x p e c t iMiLKS UNDER THE SEA. ing lo meel ice so far s o u d t d u n u g this sea-,on ot tiie y e a r . ICvchange. ' P h e c o m p a n y ' s o t l i c i a i s in Vew^ \ ' o i k I n d d n u t T h e l i n e r ( C a n a d a , fronr P o r t l a n d ( M a i n e ) , arn o h o p e t h a t a n y p a s s e n g e r - : h a v e b e e n s a v e d o t h e r iived at f.iverpool y e s t e r d a y , a n d r e p o r t e d t h a t oil t h a n t h o s e on b o i i r d t h e (,-ar|)atijia. Ajn-il 10 s h e p a s s e d ten m i l e s of h e a v y , b r o k e n a n d A l l a l o n g the < o a s i [he w i r e l e s s i n s t n m i e n t s a n o|>(m l i e l d of ice, a n d ali^o s e v e r a l !;irge b e r g s w e r e a ' t t n e - i l , a.nd i h e o p e r a t o r s sat a ' t h e i r in- in t h e r e g i o n of t h e s i n l d n g of the T i l a n i c , s t r i u n c n i s t h r o u g h o u t t h e iiighr, e n d e a v o u r i n g to c a i c h i h c Hash of t h e r e s c u e s h i p . _Tlu: l l a ) i f a : ( G o v e r n m e n t e x p e r t s t a l e s t h a t i h e WARNED THE TITANIC OP ICE DANGliR T i t a n i c lies in t w o m i l e s of w a t e r b e t w e e n S a b l e ( i - n o s i i O u r OvJii C o r ^ - a p o n t ^ o n i ^ ) I s l a n d a n d C a p e .Race. R e t P c i ' s Sijceial, P A K I S , .'\pril 11). /.{I Fres:i^ publish;:'! a leleg r a u i from H a v r e s t a t i n g t h a t (he l i n e r ' P o u r a m e , POWER OP AN ICEBERG, wdiich h a s a r r i v e d at t h a i p o r t , e n t e r e d a n i e e t i e l d l a s t W e d n e s d a . y n i g h t just a t t e i m i d n i g h t , ( F c o m O u r Ovf-sn C o i " i - o p o H ( l o n i . > In o r d e r to iesM;n t h e slundv f r o m t h e ice itie X i : w ' S"oi!i<:, A | n i l (li. O n l y o n e t h i n g is t a l k e d ' P o u r a i n e ' s s p e e d w a s r e d u c e d to a l i t t l e o v n aho'.ii h e r e wdir'rever o n e goes- t h e ilisaster io t h e t w e l v e k n o t s . T h e ice w a s l y i n g very lovv in t h e w a t e r . T h e s a m e d a y two i c e b e r g s w e r e T i i a i i i c iias o v e r w h e l m e d e v e r y b o d y , T h c o i i e s a s - i o t h e p r e c i s e e a n i o of t h e final crash o b s e r v e d . T h e T o u r a i n e w a s in c o m m u n i c a . ! ion witli t h e a r e fieely c a n v a s s e d , M r . f.ewis N i x o n , t h e emin e n t sraval a t i d i i l e i t , gives it as his o p i n i o n t h a t T i t a n i c f r o m t h e a f t e r n o o n of P i i d a y , A p r i l 1^, t h e Iiiiei s t r u c k a '' g i u w l e r " o r s u b m e r g e d iccbcr;;, u n t i l a b o u t n i n e o ' c l o c k in t h e e v e n i n g , a n d h e r " !l w-oidd b e as h a r d as r o c k , " he e^;j)Iainc(i, ( a p t a i n w a r n e d the T i t a n i c of t h e p o s i t i o n of tiie " " a n d s o n i e t h i n g h a d to give w a y . As t h e iia:bcrg i c e b e r g . C a | i l a i i i S n i i t h r e p l i e d b y w i r e l e s s , t h a n k i n g thud i d not, t h e g r e a l s h i p h.ul lo c u t m b l e . " U is c o n c e i v a b l e i h a i i h e i m p a r l h a d stich trc- c a p t a i n uf t h e T o n r a i i H : f o r t h e i i i f o r m a l i o i i . roendovis force as to bta. kle t h e l o n g i t u d i n a l p l a t e s O t l t o r Biowa o f t h o t o r r i t i t o d t s a a t o r t o f r o m e n d to end, s l i e a v i n g off o r s t a r t i n g rivet.s, iiud ilie.s o p e n i n g IIIL- 'atcrtight c o m | > a r t m e n u t h o T i t a n i c o n p a i K c a 4 a . n d C. A t - u p o r t o * W e !irc in r e c e i p t of a M a r c o n i g r a m , via C a p e R a c e , from C a p t a i n (.Jambell, of tlie Vi)'i;inian. s l a t i n g t h a t lu: d r t i v e d on the s c e n e oi tiic d i s a s t e r loo late io h e ot s e r v i c e , a n d is pi'occediiJg on his v o y a g e lo L i v e r p o o l ,

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Millionaires Who Perished When the Titanic Sank.
Tiiis dfiernoon t h e Caii:idi;in Pacific Railway w e r e i i i s - . r i i e i . e ( i tti a c n d a s p e c i a l tvEiii-i t o r i a l l f a . \ in r u d e r to b e in readincsw to c o n v e y Coloiie] diid M r s . A.stor t o iNew Vorl;. Tloivever, the iiifoioial i o n r e c e i v e d l i e v e l e a v e s p r a e f i c a l l y nci d e u l i t t h a t (.'oloiicj A s t o r h a s perisiieit.- -Kxeli.'inge. I n i h e e o u r . s e o f a n i n t e r v i e w w i t h a l.'res.s r e ] i r e s e n l a t i v e y e s t e r d a y , SVIT, S t o n d ' s d a u g h t e r statftil t h a t n o n e w s w h a t e v e r h.ifl b e e n r e e e i v e d o ! h e r father. S h e w a s afraid th.tt h e w a s n o t a m o n g t h e siiiv i v o i s - r e p o r t e d io b e o n !l;e C'iirpalhia,

I.M!JT.I<J

Great Shipbuilder Too Weak To Be Infomscd of the Disaster,

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WHO'S WHO AMONG THE MISSING

T h e following a r e some biojiraphieal details of w e l l - k n o w n p a s s e n R c r s r e p t i r t e d , l o s t o r m i s s i n g ;~~

-As c h i e f o f t i n ; f n m o f H a r l a n d a n d W ' o H f , v , d i o built I h e T i t a n i c , h e is m a i n l y reKpon.siblc f o r its c o n s t r u c t i o n , if o n l y for i h e r e a s o n that it w a s his hrain m o r e iliati a n y t h i o i ; t h a t m a d e t h e hiiildin;.; o f t h e T i t a n i c p o s s i b l e . The Titanic w a s the realisation o l his ideal of shipbuilding, a n d n o w that the giant ves.selh.iw sunk his relatives a r e afraid of telling him of the catastrophe, because a recent operation performed at h i s m a n s i o n n e a r C ' . o d a i m i n f : l i a s l e f t iiirn s o w e a k tluit t h e y a r c . a f r a i d t h e s h o c k o f t h e n e w s woui'i kill h i m . I f c is l y b i g in a r o o m i n t o w h i e l i n o n e w s p a p e r is a l l o w e d ro e n t e r . Hut for t h e fact that a n operation w a s lound necessary he would have been one of the jjasscngers on board ihc Titioiic, for il w a s h i s i n v a r i a b l e c u s t o m to h i k e a p e r sonal triumph in the m a i d e n yoyaj;es of the m a m mi>fh vessels whirh his shipyards at Delfast tunred out. T h e T i t a n i c w a s h i s j o y a n d h i s p r i d e ; il h a s sunli o n i t s first v o y a y e , w h i l e t h e i;rcat sliipb u i l d e r is o n a sicli-bcd.

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Mrs. Wi.Uflv i ' . StopliuiiSOJl. MrB, .1. S!wai-1.. Mis. (;iJji-Ki; M . B t o n y , Mvp, l.'n;ilorick J . S w i l l . Mlniiil M r s . J o h n H y i ' I o r liliriil T,uu8MK. Frederick SewarO (or RiiUi TuussiK. StewaiJ). M r . and M i a . V.. /.. Tiiylor. I t o b e r t D. S i i c d d c l l . MTM, J . JJ. T h a j a r . M i s s SlniVlnr. Mill, i l , SiDitli. E . fl. S i K c r t l i o n ; . M t , J . 1!. Thfiycr, j i i u . Miss A. Slognhem. W i l l i a m l i . Silvoy (or !?il- I'liUi T h o r (iir Thoiv). Oilliiiit M. 'i'litliev. Qiloiiel Alfonso yimoufHa Mrs. Tuckisr a n d m a i d . (I'rcsidoat Bwlsa Biiiik- Miiiffi;. 'do V i l l i p i e . vtraiiU. Mw.'i'Afinii. Wiu-d. Williitra X. Slope.!-. Mt.s, . F . M . W a r i e n . M t t . IjiiciuH Bimlli. H. WooluP!'. M r . an<l M r s . 3. 0 . SiieJiHii Mrii. .r. e t i m i t , W h i t i i . Mrs, W . - A . SiMJutet a n d M a r y W i c k . mnitl, Mta. G w r g o D. Widimer atul M a x Sfcahelin, laaui. M I . H . H . Siui);.i."iaii. Mi-i.1 Will^ifd. W , .. Btf.-fl.i^ii, M i f s Hulcii WllEOJl, M r , a n d M r s , 8teiigl. Mfirie Y o u n g . SECOWD-CLASS PASSENGERS. r i i e f o U o w i i i ! ; s i ; c o i u i - i : l a s s p a s s c A / r c r s nTp s a v e d A n n a Abelsjjm, M i M A i i n i . ; llol.J. iilr. MisKOfamt! H o s o n s Mr. Aneii. Mrs, A m y Jacob,ii. Willmiii AiiKlD. Miss Nui-ati Ki-iiiio. M:i-K, A d a )!^. .linO. .\rvc, F n n i i i e (t.uUy, K, U, Jiualu, Mr. lirochii, Mrs, K t h u l )!iiiiii. Miss l.oiiiss Fj,"ii-oc!in, Miss ]ii-i-t,ha l.i'liiaan. M r s . A l l e n Biickui. Misii .lessio \V, l ^ i t c h , M r . A l l a n Jieukei. Miss JllliK.i I.mrioi-fi. Miss K u t J i Beukar. Mr.s. Aluci l.i.iu-.li. Mis-S TVhiry llwikof. M r . A. M a l i . t t . M r . R i c h a r d B<;c.kcr. h i r s . A , Malictt., l\uss L i l i a n l i o u t J n u i i , M r . r a i i l n MiTiiKi.' 1 ?). E d i t h Brown. Mis'i K . i t e J\l;u-,li;,l). Miu.s l.iihii AliiDL-arniont, 'I' W. .S. I i r o w . Mi.s^i A n n e Alt.Go'.v.in, Miss K-.ite i-tusi. M T S "i';iia-5beth McUinjier ^mt) Mi.is D n g r a c B n y h l . Caxolinn B y s t v o m ( i t T-iys^tuniJ vliUd. W t , A l b o . t , li\ G^-Ulwoli. -Mr. J o h n Mellow.i. U\:,:, .\,.k.liii K;.POMell ( N a s Mrs, Sylvia, C a U h r e l l . .,cr?). M s s t e r A k l c n C, Ocildwull, M r i . i-;hji,beLh N y e , Miss C l e a r Ciinieton, Miss I.Uiia Nyii, titta. A l i c e Qlu-isty, ^n-. l'iu\-y J , O x e n h a m . M ii;!i I.iilu Uiii-isty. Jiiiiim Pedro. Ml*. A d a M . O U r k u . Miss Atii'o r h i l l i p s . Mrs. Siuart C o l k t t . E m i l i i i I'aila';, MLi M o r j n i i u (l)lljer, .liilisn 1'adio. Mrs, i . P n r i s d . M r s , Ohii-lott-j (iciUy.it. M I S . E i n i i i ' j ['oriaiiijrpi, J l i w -Miiiy Davidson, M;'. J<i,nc<> Q u i c k , Sty. John I),a-ia. Mis< Wwnniij QiH.:k-. M:i.^ Agile,? D a i i s . .Mis' I'hvlli-; ( J u i c k , MtsK M a y UrtviK, M j-s "J.illie " I t i u w u t t . U:i?.1,itr .John M. D;ivi:.. M m r.iliic R e d o n e . M i 5 . Adii OolinR. M r s 1 Vawy U l d s d ^ a e . Mrss ElEiu Ddlinj;. l<lnu!y'l;ii,,-(^ Mi-.;^ Mrs. i,utn Drew, M r . a n d Mr.'!. Eiuili; R i c h a r d . Miss )i, D i i w o l i , M t,;r Ui.-liaid, Miss !''i.H-pnUni D i i i a D . Miss M a u d e Sincuclt, l*:o[icii;i AMintioii Dtii-niito, M i w U ia r iao n ftlaytp l h . M ld Snii M i i , iA/JM: J/'Hiii.thorpu, Mifw S:n\^v. S y l v a n a . i l r i , M s r e y (!IIT(-,!I. Mrs., T i t J n t , W i s s K i h o l Cav^ido. Misii' .'I'.duia T r n u i . M r . ArKoiiu Guiiivoz, Me,',. Malildij Wei.ssii. Aniiri I l a i u i i l i u n d o v . MlSi Su.^an Weliber. Sl!i = (fit n!o,-!iui:ilcr. Misii MarJoji Wri|!llt. MIES J e n n i e Haiiion, Mi5H Beaide W c i t l . MiRii Hortlia Wat!.. Sti.'a ?!in.i, M a i p r r . Mrs. Wpst a n d t w o c l i i l d r e Misj IlariJer. Mrs. A d d i e Wells. U e o r s e Hai-ris, Mifs J , Wells. Sirs, J'>ther Hj.it, U.U];h Well*. Miss E v a l i i i r t . Uhsirlns W i l l i a m s . Mi^i Nora naly. S i r s . J a n e . JTcrmnn, Miss K a t e Hf-Tniin. Mi::; M i c i ' I l e r m i i l i . a t t i i . M a r y 1), IJowletft. M r s . E H s a b e t i i I[oi:kiiiK. Miss N e l l i e Tlockiiic.

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Co'.onci . | e h n J a c o b A s t o r , w h o is b e l i e v e d t o h a v e j j c r e ; ! i e d , wa.s b o r n o u J u l y 1 3 , ISfrl, a n d Ire w a ' i tl<e fi,eat-f;r;mdson of J o h n J a c o b A i l o r , w h o laid t h e l e u n d a t i o n - o f tire f a m i l y l o n u n e . He travelled a creat deal, and afterwards m i m a H o d t h e f n m i l y e s t a t e s , f o r n e a t l y a l l hi.s vast fortinn^ w a s inver.ted in r e a l e s t a t e , a n d h e o w n e d miles of hotises a n d s h o p s in N e w V o i k . l i e built the Astoria Hotel, N e w York, adjoining t h a t o f hi.s c o u s i n , t h e " W a l d o r f H o t e l , w h i c h n o w l o r m o n e b u i l d i n g u n d e r t h e n a m e of" t h e W a l d o r f A s t o r i a l i o t e l , t h e M o t e l S t . R e f f i s a n d Che K n i c k e r bockci IIolel^, f f i s f o r t u n e is e s t i m a t e d a t ,;10,nOO,000. a n d h i s residences in town a n d c o u n t r y a r c fitted with e v e r y eon?eivab?e luxiu-y. I n S e p t c - o b e r last h e i-oarried M i s s Madeleine. F o r c e , :t " b e a u t i f u l e i g h t e e n - y e a r - o l d i ^ i r l , a n a l l i a n c e w h i c h c r e a t e d "a j y r e a t a u i u i i n t o f i n t e r e s t a n d adversr: criticism in A m e r i c a . MAJOR ARCHIBALD W. BUTT. Aide-de-camp to Ftesidont Tafl. c e n t l y b e e n in I t a l y , a n d h a d p a i d f'ope. MR. JACQUES FUTRELLE. H e had rea visit t o llie

W h e n t h e hr.'il l i s l s of t h o s e w h o w e r e o n b o a r d w e r e p u b l i s h c < l a l t e r ( h e < l i s a s t c i t h e n a m e of A i r . Craiji w a s given as o n e oi t h e \ietinis. Hut t h e f a m o u s K . C . ivas safe a n d s o u n d , p l a y i n g golf, a n d i n e n l i z e i g n o r a n c e of t h e a n x i e t y h o w a s e a u s i n g h i s f r i e n d s o r of t h e t e r r i b l e i a t c of t h e T i t a n i c . " I certainly booked my passage on ihc T i l a n i c , " M r . C r a i g l o h i Tht Daily Mirror yesterday,' " a n d u p to ihe d a y before 1 tuUy in. tended sailing. M y intention w a s just to m a k e t h e t r i p o u t o n l i ^ r f o r a b l o w o f f r e s h a i r , i m d t-o r e t u r n a s riuickly a s pOssibU; o n t h e M i u u e l a n i a , S T U X tONfilNfi F O H T H R TIUP. " A t t h e last m o m e n t I s u d d e n l y decided n o t to s a i l . I c a n n o t tell y o u w h y ; there w a s s i m p l y n o r e a s o n for it. N o ; I h a d n o m y s t e r i o u s p r e monitions, or visions of a n y kind. Nor did I dream of a n y disaster, lint 1 do know that at p r a c t i c a l l y t h e b r s t m o m e n t 1 d i d n o t w a n t 10 g o . " J w a s n o t a b s o l u t e l y d e c i d e d a b r m l it t h e n , -for I f o u n d m y s e l f s t i l l h a n k e r i n g a f l e r t h e t r i p . " I l a v h i j ; f i n a l l y i l e e i d e d , 1 c l e a r e d off i n t o t:ie c o u n t r y a w a y f r o m a l l lieivs. il w a s no! imtii 1 l e l u i n e d h o m e o n M o n d a y e v e n i n g ihat 1 lieard a n y t h i n g o f w h a t h a d h a p p e n e d . " I eeitaiiily d i d congialidale myself, b u t at tho s a m e l i m e it w a s a s h o c k t o m e , f o r I h a d a r r a n g e , ! to g o witii f i i e n d s - a h u s b a n d a n d w i l e , 'fhey Sidled, a n d I a m afraid lie is a m o n g s t I h e m i s s i n g ,

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S o i m p r e s s e d a r e t h e variou.s shlppivijf c o m p a n i e s b y t h e d i s a s t e r t o t h e T i t a n i c a n d w i t h the_ p e r i l s from ieeberKS w h i c h m e n a c e vessels at this t i m e of the year that an alteration to the .southward in the r o u t e to N e w Y o r k js a h e d y a n n o u n c e d . T h e W h i t e Star Line sent o u t t h e following statem e n t y e s t e r d a y a f t e r n o o n ;- 111 coiisequejiec- ot Ico r e p o r t . ^ h a v e aiU'cciI \vitii o t h e r lijies t o ero?? I n n g i i i i d e '17 in l a l e . n d . ; 4 0 . 1 0 e a s t b d u n d r u u t o , roair]ieiifiing A p r r l s i s ; Icsngitudo 4 ' / in. l a t i t i i d s ' I l w c R t b o n n d ronLe i!Oi!iuiern;inn A p r i l 2 5 , T h e C u n a r d .Steamship Com])any cabled to Iheir l i o s t c n oiried o n M o n d a y instructing the comm a n d e r o f f h e f ' h a n c o n i a , wdiich left l l o s l o n y e s t e r d a y , to c o m e h o m e on a m o r e so-.nhcriy conrse, Tliey liave also issued simihir instructions to the C a r m a n i a , d u e to leave K e w Y o r k for Liverpool to-day. T h e n e w i n s t r u c t i o n s .show t h e d i f l e : c n e e of a d e g r e e , o r a b o u t si.\ty m i l e s f u r t h e r s o u t h , A a a v i j v a i o r t o l d 'rhc. Daily Mirror yesterday tliat is f i i u l i c r s o u t h t h a n , v e s s e l s h a v e e v e r g o n e h c l o n - i.)]\ t h i s i f u i t e . It m e a n s thai vcss(ds m u s t l a k e a little Inuf'er over t h e j o u r n e y . T h e r e is n o t t h e slightest doubt that ice is .slowly b u t s u r e l y c o m i n y f u r t h e r s o u t h . I n I8fJ8 the routes b e t w e e n l u i g l a n d a n d A m e r i c a h a d t o b e a m e n d e d o w i n g to t h e n e a r p r e s e n c e of i c e ,

W e l l - k n o w n a n t h o r a n d s h o r t s t o r y w r i t e r , h,\ii also h a d "experience in A n i e r i c a n j o u r n a l i s m a n d theatriea i nianagcnienl. Witt. B E ^ J f l M i J * 3 WUGGEMHEIM. A n i e m h e r o f [lie f a m o u s G u g g e n h e i m f a m i l y o f ca[Htalistf, a s s o c i a t e s ol" M r . P i c r p o n i Alorgan, and wftidd-famous in conneeliou with Alaskan d e velopment a n d eoppei produ{;tion. M R . -WAS.3-!'lf3GTOsM AUGUSTUS ROEBLING. H e a d o f t h e {p-e.i.t w i r e c a b l e i l r r n o f . J o h n A . Roebling'.s, Sons a n d f'o.. T r e n t o n (N.J.). T h e e n t i r e r o n s ' r n e l i o n of J j i o o k l y n H r i d K e ' w a s l e f t t o h i m o w i n g to d i e d e a t h o( l b s father, [VJR. W . T . S T E A t S . 'f'he w e l b k n o w T ] j o u r n r d i s t a n d e d i t o r of t h e " R e v i e w of R e v i e w s . " O n l y a d a y before h e sailed M r . S t e a d w r o t e ( o '.t'hr. Daily Mirfor, abcnl his danttht'-r'.^' p e r l o n n a r i e e i n U p l a y s h e wa.s tour-.n;^. " r t i s w:x f i r s t v e n t u r e of l l i c k i n d , ' ' h e . ^ a i d , " i ' . h d i i a t u r a i l y T w a n t i t t o b e a .succe^.-:^.'' MfJ. C. C L A I I E N C E .JOKES. N-ew Y y r k s t o t i k b r o k e i j h a d b e e n yisitinff E u r o p e a n c a p i t a l s iii c t n n r e e l i o n w i t h tJie p u r c h a . s e o f Amerieiui hhnba-ssy sites,

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I'AKiS, A p r i l Hi. Mr. Roljert fbrcon, t h e d e parting fbuted S t a t e s And)a.ssa<lor, s a i d lo-ilay tluil h e b a d i n l e m l e d t o l e a v e (..'iierhourg o n t h e T i l a n i e , b u t o w i n g Hi I h e p o s l i H i n e n u ' i i l o t liii; liual a u d i e n c e w i t h ilu- .I'resident o f i h e Rc]iiiblie u n t i l t f - d a y w a s o b l i g e d 10 c h a n g e h i s p l a n s . " M y w i f e , ir.y d a u g h t e r s a n d m y s e l f , " said t h e A m b a s s a d o r , " liave ha.d a v e r y h a i n i y cseajie, and to-day w e received a large n u m b e r of teleg r a m s o i cougraliikilion on o u t good (ortiinc."'

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d1u; ^ t e a t t r a g e d y of t h e s e a e a s t a h e a v y s h a d o w over t h e Coiriimins yesterday. A touching tribtite t o t h e " w i l l i n g sacrifices" m a d e f o r t h e w o m e n [uifl c h i l d r e n a n d t o t h e ' l o s s sn.stained b y t h e " n e a r e s t a n d dearest i n their desolitted h o m e s " wa.s m a d e b y t h e . P r i m e "Minister " f a m a f r a i d w e iniisl b r a c e o u r s e l v e s t o c o n fionf o n e o f those t e r r i b l e events in t h e o r d e r o f Providence which battle lofesighl, which appal tin: i i n a g i n a l i o u , a n d wliich i n a k e u s feel t h e ina d e q u a c y o f w-ords to d o iustiee to w h a t w c f e e l , " riaid i h e P r i m e f d i n i s t c r , i n a v o i c e b r o k e n w i t h emotion. " W e caTinot d o i n o r e a t t h e m o n i e n t i h a i i fjivc a necessarily imperfcit expression to ' l u r sense of a d m i r a t i o n d n u t h e best traditions of t h e s e a s e e m t o h a v e b e e n o b s e r v e d i n t h e v.-illiiig sacrilices _wdiieh w e r e o f l c r e d t o g i v i i t h e f i r s t ( - l i a n c e of s a f e t y ' t o t h o s e w l i o w e r e legist a b l e t o i i c l p t h e m s e l v e s " , a n d to t h e w a r m a n d , - h e a i t f c h s y m p a t h y of t h e wdiolc n a t i o n w i t h t h o s e w h o find t h e m s e l v e s s u d d e n l y b e r e f t of t h e i r n e a r e s t a n d d e a r e s t i n t h e i r desoiated h o m e s . " ' A l o n g , l o w m u r m u r of s y m p a t h y w e n t u p f r o m both sides.

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A n c \ t r a . o r d i n a r y s t o r y of a i ) a s s e n ( : e r ' s p r e s e n t i JllCllt of c o m i n g d i s a s t e r t o H i e ' J ' i l a n i c w a s relirte<f y e s t e r d a y t o 'Jl:e J)ai'y Mirror b y a well-known solicitor. _ ! 1 , , 1 " f J a r e i y a <lay b e f o r e t h e T i t a n i c , s a i l e d , he said, " a wealthy business m a n c a m e to m e , a n d c o n s i d e r a b t v s u r p i i s c d m e b y a s k i n g if I w o u l d couscr.t to b e a fjuardiau to h i s t w o liltic b o y s , I naturally asked hinV w h a t he meant, a n d hu replied ; " ' T o - m o r r o w , I a n d m y wife a r e sailing on t h o Titanic. f e a n n o l tell y o u wdiy, b u t I leel t h a t s o m e t h i n g Is g o i n g t o h a p p e n , a n d t h a t w e .shall i-iever s e e o u r e l i d d r e n a g a i n . " ' I t is i m p o s ^ i l ) l c t o s h a k e eif t h i s f c e l i n j ; . fn t h e s e c i r c n m s t i i n c e s , it w i l l . a l f o r d m e e o n s i d e r a b l e r e l i e f if v o n w i l l c o n . s e n t l o a c t a s g u a r d i a n . " ' 1 h a v e n ' t a n y d o u b t t h a t all this s o u n d s very a b s u r d , a n d - e v e n m y wife laughs at m c , b u l I d o n o t l i k e s a i l i n g f e e l i n g t h a t m y b o y s a i e n o t left in a n y o i i e ' s t a r e , s u p p o s i n g that .soineliiing sSiouhl happen.' " U p l o t h e p r e s e n t , " concluded the solicitor, " n e i t h e r h i s n a m e , m u ' t h a t of h i s w i f e , a p p e a r among the saved." T w o o t h e r a p p a r e n t l y w e l l a n t h c n h c a t c d e a s e s of j i r e m o n i t i o n of t h e d i s a s t e r a r e r e l a t e d , O n e m.an wlio sailed from S o i n b a m p t o n , saif! to bi; a l i r e m a n n a m e d Coffey, h a v i n g g r a v e , ine e f i n a b t e m i s ; ; i v i n g s , Icfl t h e b o a t a t ( ) u e e n s t o w i i . A n o t h e r , a . s t e w a r d , i s s t a t e d t<i h a v e t o l d h i s wife before h i s dejrartuie t h a t h e wished h e h a d

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W a s a m e m b e r o f t h e "(.'nited \ i i a t e s C'ongrRsK f r o m lyitit-rij a p a r t n e r i n i h e l i i i 1 Qi L . S t r a u s and Sons, importers of pottery and glassware, i\"cw Y o r k , Mlt. (JEOI^GE D. WIBEENER. T h e SO" o l .Mr. P e t e r A . W i d c n c r , a P h i i a <lelphia millionaire, w h o recently bcupht the [aiiioiis p i c t u r e , " T h e M i l l , " f r o m t h e A f a r q u i s ol Lansdowne. tvan. w . tviARVirj. M r . O . \ ' V . M a r v i n , w h o l.s m i s s i n g , w a s I b e s o n o f t h e h e a d o Coue o f tlie b i g g e s t c m e m a t o firapli firms in ilie f J n i t e d S t a t e s . H e w a s ret u r n i n i ; w i t h h i s b r i d e a f t e r a t h r e e weeks^ honc-ynrooii in diis e o u n t r y . W h e n t h e c o u p l e left E n g l a n d t h e y w e r e -so o h v i o n s l y h a p p y t h a t thefi friends described them as ' a pair of children." Mrs. M a r v i n is amoiv.t t h e s a v e d . -Anionj; lh<; v i c t i m s , it is fcare{I, is M r . {'hristop.ber Head, a prominent member of L l o y d ' s , wdio h a d h i m s e l f undertaken a large share of, the Titanic's insurance. H e wa.s ' n m e m b e r o f t h e firur o f H e n r y H e a d a n d C o .

ADDITIONAL LISTa. Cablef:raiiis IKU'C b<:cii jci-civcd nt tin: London

a n d L i v e r p o o l ofTin.-.'; o f t i n ; W h i t e S U i r L i n e y i x n n N e w Y o i U s l ; i n n ! ; ( h a f :i w i i e l f ' . s ^ n i e s s a f j e ! i a s a r r i v E t l froTji C a p U i i n D n i k l o i k , r>( ( i i c O i V m i i i u !;ivinf> f i l e n a m K s o f s o m e o f i h c si]rvivo.--s o n h o n i d Wy.s. H e n r y A i i d e r w m (given Mrs, T.oi-d. t h e C aasp a t h , aH a r r T l i A n d e i - d Mr.' ^ M a rt s h af l,t n - f r o m t h : t l o e n o . di n alEO v M r i . y c liiit g i v e n n b i i v e , c x c e j i t i n o f e i i s i o H u .liicob i eV. M a r s;t;.io n ; l aini d Mr.i. l v a T t y o f )( l i g EOUl. riiaid, W . a nr d aIn de M r s . w e no i aAsliliy. i i s : h l o i l o lli i g dditio hflW. <Hiv!i. W i s s A.^hliy. Ml r l i i i M r . G. A . H a r o n , M l J o h n RoKU|-F0ii. M r . K a r l R.-i.viel.t. Mr M a r t i n R o U i s o i i i t d . M r . J . B . Biiyer. Mr M r . a n d M i s . D, B i s h o p , Miss V. W-'tlden, Mrs. William Bncknell. .Me, arid M r s . W a r d Mrs. Carolini) E ] i d r e s , M ) . 11. M. WilUanis, M r s . , 1 , M , Uroliaiii. M r . l l o w i i r i l B . C i i s c , ilu- peiieKil inrmafjer of t h e V a c m m i O i l ( . ; o m | ) ; n i y , ; i ] ) d :i [ i r o n i i i i e n t a l i / e n 111 T x j n d o i ) , n r r j o r d i n j ; U) a ine.s.';ai;e r e r r i v c t ! v e r d r - v d a y f r o m jSe^y \ o v k , h safi> o i r b D r u d \.\n: C a r . -

FItTBEN

PAST GREAT DISASTERS

OPEiUTOirS COOLNESS.
' F h e p a r e n i s of M r . J o h n O e o r ^ c P h i l l i p . s , H i e wircl<-ss o p e r a t o r o n t h e T i t a n J c , w e r e b o w e d d o w n y e s : e r d a y with aiiyiely lor their son's fate. It n o w a p | ) e a u : t h a t t h e lollowiiifi l e l e ^ i a n i i c e e i v c d h y -Mr, t i . A . P h i l l i p s , o t Oodalming-' T i t a n i c m a k i n i r s h i w l y f o r H a l i f a x . Vractirally uir^iakahle. D o n ' t w o n y " - w a s n o t fvonr h i s s o n . M r . P h i l l i p s s t a t e s l l i a t lie h a s n o w l e a r n t t h a i t h e t e l c K r a r n c a n r c f r o m liis b r o t h e r in L o n d o n , w l i o h a d [ieiil j t t o r e a s s u r e h i m . M r . J , ( ' . . i ' h i l h p . s , w h o s e .ifie w a s t w e n t y - l i v e , w a s r e g a r d e d b y h i s s v ^ p e r i o r s a s o n e of t h e m o s t ellicieni opcr.itors in t h e M a r c o n i service. H e h a d r o n t i o ! of t h e m o s t j w j w e i f n l \ v i i e l e s s s e t e v e r . u s e d a t s e a , a n d mc^isajiies s h o i v t l i a t h e r e n r a i n c d n o b l y a l h i s po.st a i r d se.nt o u t nie-,a;ri.'es w i t h c o o l n e s s .'ind d i s p a l e l i . M r . Hvirold B r i d e , t h e j u n i o r wireless o p e r a t o r o l t h e T i l a n i e , w a s o n l y n J i n J c niorr-c t h a n P v e n t i ' . o n e ye.ars of a i ; e . H e lived with h i s p a r e n t s a t fihortiands, Kent, a n d s o kee.c w a s lie t o b e c o m e a n e x p e r i o p e r a t o r t h a t s o m e t w o v c a r s a(;o lie e r e c t e d a p r i v a t e vvireless r e c e i v i n g s l a l i o n in h i s lailn-r's ; i a r d e n . 'J'hc -Hoiise n f Rt-prc.';cnl,ali>'es a t Wtts-hinfffon y e s i e r d a y luiaiiiniousl.; p a s s e d a r e s o l u t i o n e,\lei-idiaH', i^-s s y n i i J a l h y I n l l u - r e l i r l i v e s , o f . t h o s e w h o m e t t h e i r deatl'.s i u t h e ' L i t a n i c fiisasfer^

pathia.

CArXAIN'S rATE,
N K W Y O U K , A p i i l (0.-- rt is r e p o r t e d l i e r e t h . i t CapfaiTi S m i [ : i , wlio e o i i i n i n n d c d tJic 'i'itajiir, n Jlinoiiji t h o s e d r o w n e d . KNcliaii/.;.:.

DISTlNGIJlSllKi) MEN MISSING.

ITAI.II.-AX (JSI..S.), April ] 6 . - -Anum,; \}un o t a b l e - p a s s e n fie i-K . s t i l l i i n a c c o i i n i e d f o r i i e r c a r c C o l o i i e l j o i m J ; i i : o b A'.^foi, " M r . ' U M i i a m i n G u j ' genhojjn, M i . Isidor Slritiis, i M v . l.;(!Oific I i. W i d e i u ^ r , t h e s o n o l i i i e r a i l w a y JTai;ivali-; A i r . I T . M a r k l a i i d M u h o m , tiie M o n l r e a l baidu-; ; aiui M r "

( t n l y o n e oilier m a r i n e disa-^ler in r e c e n t y e a r s miproacljes t h e T i t a n i c in loss of life, a n d t h a t i s t l i c s i u k n i g <if t h e G e n e r a l Slocum, a huge A m e i i e a n p l e a s u r e s t e a m e r , i n w h i c h "JjOOO l i v e s w e r e lost. T h e f o l l o w d o j ; l i s t {(ives t h e ino.sl s e r i o u s d i s asters in Ihe past forty voars:T.i\c:. I f l s t . t m n G e n e r a l CiiaiiKy, I r c i i c h s t e s m e r , w i c c k e d aft Miiiurc.a / 200 l O O i l K u t s a M a m , . i a p a a s i i u etn.Liiiei, s a n k i n c o l li.'.ion n e a r H a k o d a t e , . , 30O ! DOIi--flivui. I t a l i o n e m i g r a n t ^Idji, wit-ckeii iiH' ftjiuh .'Vi.ieiica 3!io 1901CJoaeral .Slnciuii, . a i i i n i t fire in E n . n Hi\-e:t, i,oiLg I s l a n d . N e w Y o r k I^QOO ina!i--L-.i Bear.i;o(iile, F r i u i c h l i n f a , futik i n I'^allisieii, N o v a Hfotia , , . (JITi 1 8 9 0 D i u i n n i o n d C a s t l n , w r e c k e d o t i l.':.iiant, i n ilio ()lianntl 47 1 its.STie in a Rt;i;eute, Kpanis!! crii^s^r,' s u n k oif C a p o Ttiifid^ar i\aQ Klbi!, N o r t h G e r m a n J.leyd sttaiaer-, i n colliliioir ulT IjOWUEitoIt , 354 lfi9S-Nanichow, Britt.'ili sti-aitier, jVimdcrcil ni (.ilmn-,^,-- wator.s 509 IflS) -"IHopia, 11 rit,-;.lb iil.eamer, In c o l l i s i o n i n B a y of iW. r a l l a r [;r>4 107fi--V'riiiefsi-. Aii'-.u, p'.i'a-urfi 5l.^-a!ncr, f,nnk i n

r.ot Kigned <m.

OWING TO THE COAL STRIKE.

T h e curtailed train service d u e to t h e coal strike w a s r e s p o n s i b l e l o r t h e s a i l i n g o n tlie T i t a n i c o f s e v e r a l i i e r s o n s w h o ha<l i n t e n d e d l o g o b y earlier vessels. A m o n g these weri: I w o yoimg m e n n a m e d C a r iirlh a n d P a K d i c t i , from Wnllaston (Wellingb o r o u g h } , a n d f o u r p a s s e n g e r s froin I h i s t o f -ihe Pcv R I. J i a l e m a n , o f [ a e k s o n v i l l c j I'doiiiia; Mrs A d a Hall, Mr. Treti Shelland, a n d Mr. T . ;f, I ' l v e r e l l .

PASSENGERS'J-EAK

OF WRECK.

T h e s i n k i n g o f t l i e T i t i i n i c , it i s a n l i c l p a l c i l , w i l l (iffecl t i r e b o o k i n g o f ] > a s s a R e s f o r s o m e t i m e t o " f s h o u l d n o t b e s n r p n s e d if m a n y p e o p l e a v o i d t r a v e l l i n g , - a c r o s s t h e . A t l a n t i c a t I h i s t i m e of y e a r , " said a rejircseiitative ol a wcU-know.n shipping a g e n t ' s t o 'I'lit Daily Mirrvr ye.steiday, -' A l i h o u g h w e h r t v e n o t s l a c k e n e d m u e l i i n o u i .Atlanlie b o o k i n g s l o - d a y , " said an(nhi;i agent. " p u o b a b l y W'C . s h a l l I K J I K C a l i i g d r o p t o w u K l s i ! i e I'mi of t h e w o r k . O n l y l o - d . a y s o i u < - c i i c v.dio h a d h o n k c t l a s e c o n d ' C l a ' - s p a s . s a g c pie-.-ious l o [ h e ' . \ r e e k o f t h e ' f i l a u j c w a a ( c d If e h a n g i ' d l o a f i r s t c l a s s l i o i i k i i u r . h c . ' . i n s r , ' lie s a i d , ' i f d i c i c is a" w i e c k f In: f u s t - i l a s s Il.|^^,eJll;Cls w i l l b e t : d ; c i [ o i l first,' "

't'tiamcK

700

W, T. Stead.

I t i s f e a t n d t h a i r i l l i h e s e [ias,^.c>ii(;ei^ l i a v e b e e n l o s t , a n d n o m e n t i o n i s uiiid.-,^ o T M r . W . ',1.', S t e a d j n a n y U.^-.f o;r s u i v i v o i H, ^ I n s p i t e oC t l i c i h d i r i i l e rejiDVls o f liie lo'ss n f C o l o a e l - V s k u , ili<- o i e m b e r s o ! ):i-; t ^ i m i l y ,'ip|>;:. r e a l l y s t i l l l u i v e .'lopi; u f h e - s a i V - t y .

n.iM.H. I'lnrydico, frigaU-, foiinilcrcd n e a r V.n^niir i l l . ft. c'.ni^n ;jOj) 107(1- - G r e a t Qeeftiislaiid, .',iiEik Ihroai^h e>:plo,i;oi-i n e a r j''inisteri-<! r,^;^ A8V4 ' t o s p a t i LI k c n i i t r a n t .'^Ids. l i a n g l i t fire M-av .St, Utlonft ij'/o Mil?, .Atlant.ic stfJinun- ot Wlii'.e filar Conu-aj^v, .itrai:k r o r k eii i-.ay ^<j ITai.;'ii-,i^go T h ^ ! a ^ t o f ihif; f r . - i g i e l i s t , i i w i i i b e s e e n , w : i s a l s o a ves:..(-i o I d i e W h i l e S l a j O o m p a n y , a n d d i e VL.ss'-' '-.un!. a t n o g r e a t d i s t a n c e f r o n i i h e scene oj' .he picscnt ttisaster.

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THE DAILY MIR!

LOSS OF 1,300 LIVES FOLLOWED BY SCENES OF TRAGIC SORRC

-"-fT^ry r?=''^^T^s'"^'" -SE

No hst of figures could give a clearer idea of the size of the ill-starred Titanic than the above photographic diagram, which shows the vessel as she would have appeared if transplanted to Tratfalgar-square. Her bows almost touch the steps of the church of

St., Martin'=-in-the-Fields,; while her stern is seen penetrating through some buildings [ to the doors of the offices of the White Star Line in Cockspur-strect. It will be noticed that it is 175ft. to the tops of the funnels. This is only 10ft. lower than the spire of St.

^^gE^S;miW^SS!^iKa:S6&Sf5S:".C5iSfflawra%

Keading the latest news as it was posted up outside the company's offices at Southampton.[Daily Mirror photograph.)

Inquirers entering the London offices in Cockspur-street. (Daily Mirror photograph.)

Clerks in the L,oft4on offices answering q-;

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M a r t i n ' s , while her ienj^th a n d height m a k e the N a t i o n a l G a l l e r y m e r e l y insignificant P r a c t i c a l l y the T i t a n i c wonld h a v e btr.;trlu'd froni the C a r l t o n H o t e l to C h a r i n g Crofefc She waf 29ft, h i g h e r t h a n the N e l s o n M o n u m e n t , which looks t a l l e r in t h e p h o t o g r a p h

h e r a u s o it is m u c h n e a r e r t h e e a n i e i a . T h e Tuonmnent is MGlf, iHXh T h e T i t a n i( "' l e n g t h o v e r a l l wab 883ft. a n d her Lneadth 92fl Ffei funnci . w e I e '2ft,-h i;h, a n d ^he ii.td e l e v e n m a g n i f i c e n t d e c k s . - - ( P h o t o c h r o m C o m p a n y , Lt<i

les Y^sie^<^^y-r-'{PaUy< jklirr</r | ) h o t o g r a p U . |

M r s . R i m m e r (x) a n d a friend. S h e h a s been to r n q u i r e for h e r h u s b a n d at Southampton.(i?a/7,y Mirror p h o t o g r a p h . )

M r s . T c u t c n , \\hf) ( n U K ' C wuli A < rcss, i i \ o i ^ l u utuiji' ioi iu ^s of ) H h i 'i nil ai '-ouih un )tijn. {l>uil\ U ? > D ' u u . g i a p h \

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O t . ' T A L iiicoer.up?(ion!^ [ire," for t h e m o n u - a t , e n t i r e l y i a a h c y a n c e lii view of t h e n e w s t l m t i^eems p v t r y i i o u r i n m e t e r r i b l e from I h c s c o n e of (IIR T i l n n i c disa'slcr. ' H u n c i v o d s of p e o p l e h e r e in L o n d o n li;id f r i e n d s o n b o u r d , aiul 1^^ chipfly :w f i l e p i i o . l m s r v .>! " T h e M i l l " - -llcinh v a i i d t ' a pii.-!,ni'i idjont i v i d c h tJiei'e w n s so n u i c h inW ,'! h t l i e Umc', a;;ii, M r , W i i l e n e v lia'* for i a i u ; b e e n a g r e a t tiavclSfn. H i s i n t e r e s t in a i t , t h o u g h i;ccen^, \v;>s a s e n t J u i s i a s t i e as d i a l of nifoiy a n o t l i c f A m e r i c a n iiiillionaire'. A l r e a d y his t o l l t ' c t i o n of fm-L^ p i c t u t e s is well k n o w i i t o t h e e o n n u i s s e e . i s . U 7iiay b e l e m o n h t a e d th:if:, s o a i e l i a u i iij-o, h e pLU! h a s ^ d ^ from G e n o a r e r t a i j t <:ch;bratcil Van i'Jyeks in defifince of t h e I t a l i a n l a w a i m e d aK-ii^^t t h e exiJortaLion of s u c h tliinjij. ^-X -K Tllf-se pietmoM belonj^eiJ to a c e r t a i n n o h k ' , tail deeayinjf, G e n o e s e f a m i l y , a n d ii w a s eonsidcre'd q u i t e p r o h a h l e b y t h e aufhovities t h a t t h e y mi^dU lie t e m p t e d to ^c\ rid of t l i c m . I t w_fiH, l l i e r c f o i e ,

1,'Uc ftlUwjal, A(lvGrf.isf;ii[ iiutJ (limtivnl lliiflness OfiiCM 3l I'Ae 'Jui';/ Mir/or nni:-LONDON, K . a Tw.icriios'iiT.q : tjlOO Holbovn (livr- ii:ics!. Tiifn iNi':T.',L CAv.i.a ; l a s 'I'.M. I,HU!(.?I. 'rMi,r:i.;i<Ai-in(: A,iif.ri(:!!Si : " ((<'(1'-.M'(I," l.imdon. I'ACtS Oi.'V[(;i.: .' 'Ail. \l\w. ilu HDiilii^r.

N O T I M E POS7 J O V DELLS. A s I pa.^^'^etl S t . P a u l ' s ( ' a t h e d v a l lliis nioviiin/r, b d l o i a i L \ ; r l y Inr ttu' 'I'llar,)!- a n d llie i.nohalua :)p|>a]ii:'.if ioss of HFe, j n v e^ivs w e r e o l f e n d r d by a j u y o i i s ])ea! of Ix^Ps fioni o n e ol tlie \vc;)(L-vn tower-!, (.-liuiih b e l b l u u e Innj; tccis a n u i s a n c e . P u r e l y in Ihi.s ir.sKuree t h e y \vcr(; .wmeljiiiji; w o r s e !
April J(). A IUUDER-

f.Kuiy oi the Ami^rican.-; whose deaths lU'c feaied

or rriKirPMl w c c e L o n d o n .society. Wt'lDNKSOAY, AlMtTT, ! 7 , i m s . popitlar
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To the mass o! lMi,','!isli ppoplt;, of cour;ie, the bc^t knowi: name on board is that of Mr. W. T. Stead. Tho himoiis jova'n;ilist, mnrh-liated and r.ineli-iovcrl, him.'ielf a good fnend and a (jood enemy, has hnndreds of iiicmds on botli bides of

I^OVLE who r<^ud many novels-haicl(^ncd reviewer;;, for cxainple, WIID spend jjuirh. tinie in g rap pi in g -vvilli the ecccuLric: (^xcilemenU; of " blood i;iirt'.l i n g " roni^uice ar(: off.eii heard to eomjjIaiD of the iniprohabilily, or ihe impossibilhy, of the C'cnts described in thcni. The book you have in your hand is " sensational." For many tho cpitlu'.t i^ syuonymoiif; with untrue. In face of sucrh a calamity a:; this of the Titanic, one may well as-ik why Truth should not be sensational. I-'or vvhcn Nature, or wlicn ri^al men ami women, provide us with " senr-ations,'"' they have a luguljriutui manner of outdoing; tlie romance-writer!; at their own fiame.'

HKLP r o n T H E P I T POWY, l'",very lover of a n i n u d s will jTralcliilly w i s h T?lt Daily Miyyor liie \ei-y j j i e a l e s t s u e r c ^ s in its n o b ' a e i t o r t s io s a v e tin; pit p o n i e s , A.fter I'al^jy \\\\% lliorO)if;idy a w a k e n e d t h e h e a r t of L o n d o n io tlie Ci y of tlie pit p o n y , hhonkl not s h e eontiniLe h e r niission to plea{l for her h r o t h e r g a n d sisters b y visifin,'; t h e m o s t i m p o r t a n t cilie-S in fiioRland a n d W i d e s , a n d iiLsn [)0'isi;ily . S c o t l a n d ? If n e e e .s s ;i r v, a r o u m n l Uivers' funii mifdu i^e s t a r t e d fni d i e p u r p o s e . M c r h a a i e a l t r a c t i t m nrust iiUiinalely sni>ersecle tiie w o r k o! I h c p<mies in t h e m i n e s , snid I h c s o o n e r this is so t h e b e t l e r , for t h e m i n e o w n e r s as well as tUS pit p o n i e s . KKGtMAi.n W. MAKJ'moAi.F-

Clifton, liiisldl.

From comic to tragic, all along the scale, the extraordinary, th<; "impossible," the unreal quality in the life outside books rivals ?\nd outruns the carefully prepared surprises within them. Taky a year's news, haphazard, from any year and see. Suppose a girl without remnrkable attractions were the heroine of a book- Imagine it in what Mr. Anstey called a "highly stimulating cover" with frontispiece in ciaide, colours. The heroine is unattractive. Yet by a ceitain self-confidence the. author asks ue lo assume she deceives clever men into lendiui; her money, keeps crfulitors away, jilots and plans foi' a life of lomfori on nolliini-!: a ye;:ir, iinally give;; it mil ihat she ha;i (Usn]]pcare.d-- -dead i)ei-l-);i,p-i i'- with fdl bei' liabiiiiiL'S. An iinpos-abU; saory F So unb'kc lifei" JNO, the story i s l r u e , the hcr(]ine wiis a real wonnui, the author \v:is no human being. Who does no I remenLhcf Miss CharU'Sworlh ? Who does noi: ren)emijer Mme. liumben's safe? The murder ritoi'ie;^, liccrct, improbable, (old in the newspapi'.rs every yt';ir--.are they "like life"? Oi' m\ij;t we bbime the autiior of Nature lor nor keepiTig close enough to Iier ? And now, tragically, in silence of .two world's listening, bit by bit, leaks out tho horror of a s<;a-disaHtcr no novelist would dare to dream of. It would be loo sensatiortal, too unreal, for a book. Dare we make our protagonist a C'aptain hardened ii\ seaBervicc, who sull'crs a great disaster with Ins ship, and then is given a sccpnd shipthe biggest on earth. And then, with half )iis floating population, all tiui wcaltJr, all the, hopes, all the calculations of liusiness aiid prcvieiions faithfully in.'ide in case of damage that can be repaired or even of grave disaster, with all these and what olfmr sorrows and joys we shall never know of sink;; sheer into t!ic abyss witJi absolutely nothing tori])pIcthe calm surface where a ro.ou[it:i.inotis luoxister was! No , no, these novelis's are absurd. Such romances as tlicse inL;,s ail bounds of UkeUhood. The;;e thingij don't hap]ien."f*eople flon't do these things." Sbut up the silly book and Uirow it away. Siuit nji your novel. Take up your paper. There is the nisw:; Cull in your faceugly, miavoulablc. Willi all its dn^am-liko UUT r(>ality, it is yet real. It is true. This ut\-. real thing has happened 1 Fate and tlic Furies wrote the story you held ijuiredible, which yet we must b(dicve, against our Impes, as day by day brings t<;riilde <:(ndi Lmntion of it. _ W. M. A XllOUOlIT
Wa^i i h c r c yt;t ' i v f r of p e r i l b y lioid h u t u i l l i e a u l , to i h c (iixl I h c water:! ;infl b r a i ; ; call u n i d \]\'.n'i--Jci::i)'.y

I k n o w a j,'oiHi tleal of t h e e r n e h i e s m tin; p i t p o n y traflir, a n d gladly weleome Ihc interest your w o n d e r f u l | i a p e r i;^ t a k i n g in t h e q u e s t i o n , T h e r e ia liincli pul.ilic s.vmp;itl!y on y o u r sl(U', InU t o b e o f ar'.y o s e it n m s t h a v e s o i n t p i i u l i e a l b s n e , an<l t h e t i u e s t i o n not a l l o w e d to die clown. [ t h i n k a Tnd)iie s n h s c r i p fioir w o n l d b e well p a t r o n i s e d , a n d 1( h y t h e s e m e a n s o n l y in tine F n i j H s h e.oul m i n e llic " p e l r o i - l o c o m o l i v e " [nsed so n i a f l i in ofln.T e o n n t r i e s ) could h e i n t r o d u c e d as a pvactieal (lemonsfrafion of its effectiveness and chciipaess, I t h i n k this w o u l d lead t o (jooil re.sidls. k . JJ. 1 liave r e a d w i t h m n e h a d m i r a t i o n of y o u r nroat h i n n a n o ' aiul k i n d l y a c t i o n in ininjjiiiK llu; e r u e l lot of I h e p o o r pit ponies l i e f o r c d i e p u h l i e , .-.nd \ fee! s i n e t h a t \\\i-\'.- a-e l u i i n h e r s of y n n r reader:* who w o i d d most w i l i i n i d / Md);,rri!ie la aov f u n d d i a t >ou laijdil -^e: on _ loot^ U) tnrllier die anudiorution o r rcirioval of lUe p r e s e n t i n h u m a n s t a l e of i h i n g s r e g a r d i n g llie p o o r a n i m a l s i'a our e o a i p i l s , (.iouJd a p r i z e he offered for [he liesi m e e h a n i e a l i n v e n i i o n lo r e p U i e e p i t p o i r i e s ? O r , [.ailing t i n s , could not a pony " Res e r v e " h e i n s t i l n l e d , so a s by d i e " d i v i s i o n of hiofitir " to s h o r t e n the l i n i e of d a r i o i e s s a n d ni\d e r / p o n n d m i s e r y to caeh tbunb worker? S . ]"). SrAl'Yf.TON. Kevv. G o u k l iiiere n o t be a law ii\'M\'i tinuting the t i m e a pit p o n y c a n b e kept wodvinj; underg i o n n d a n d a s y s l e n r of inspc-etioii i n s i s t e d o n to g u a r d l l i e m from c r u e l t y w h e n out of s u d d of t h o s e A n d w h y s h o u l t S n ' - t W o a H o f u B ~ m Q n cir W h y n o t iviakes a. n o u u fjs.Bl^!on u s e f u l l i a w a i t a s o r n a m e w i a l P w h o w o u h l o l l i e r w i s e inwowiortjtiin i n t h o a , d v a . n t a B : ! a p j - o v i d o c S b i r i t ? t(aferc lo prevent it? A y e a r of .siieli a l i v i n g d i e d a : k , [s a lifeliine, anrl i^ho A t l a n t i c . H o w a s o n h i s w a y t o N e w Y o r k n o t a l t o g e t h e r e a s y t o d o .so, a n d t h e sale of t h e d e a t h , e n t o m b e d s u r e l y njore th^oi e n o u g h for t h e !)oor l i t d e c r e a t o a t t e n d o n o of t h e s e m l - r e h g i o u s , semi-amoral picturfi3 wtis o n l y effected a t Ui^^t b y h a v i n g thtmr t u r e s , w h o , a l t h o o i d i t h e y li.ive d i e p o w x r to suffer, conferencfis in w h i c l i h e w a s a l w a y s d e e ] i l y i n - ' r o l l e d off d i e i r f r a m e s a n d c a r r i e d in h a r m l e s s ' d u i v e n o t tin; p o ^ c r to e x i n e s s iheir sulVering, t e r o s t c d , N e w s of M r . S t e a d will b e cayp-dy l o o k e d lookin,'? b i m d l e s a c r o s s t h e I t a l i a n frontier'' in a w h i c h is o i l e n g t o a i , a n d wilfully a n d \\ieked,ly m o t o r - c a r Lo I ' a r i a . for .hour hy h o u r . hievcased by b o y s . iL M. H A K V ) ' V . * it
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M r . . S t e a d ' s c o n t r o v e r s i a l v i g o u r find o u t s p o k e n n e s s w e r e a l w a y s t h e delifdit of his a<hnirer3, a n d in A m e r i c a h e h a d t h o n s o n d s of t h e s e , H i s a p p e a r a n e e as e r i t i e , e s p e c i a l l y in imy ne^v s p h e r e , h a s a l w a y s Ijcen g r e e t e d w i t h a s t o r r a of c o n troversy, as there has never been any mincing of m a t t e r s in t h e eK|ue;;si(jn of h i s o p i i i i o i i s . We m a y l a k e Iris a p p e a r a n e e , q u i t e l a t e l y , as d r a a i a l i e e r i l i e for a n e x ' a m p l e . X--k Jil t w a s o n l y kite in life t h a t h e e n t e r e d a t h e a t r e , T h e s u b d u e d H a r c a s a i , t h e g e n t l e r e h n k e , <! t h e . h a n l e n e d d r a m a t i c erilie w h o c a n n o t a n d m u s t n o t .say all t h a t lie t h i n k s , w e r e i r n k n o w n to h i m , One cd t h e first p l a y s h e sav/ v,ias a iiglil a n d a i r y jrrusieal r>!ay, n o t p r e n i m a l i l y t n k e n l o o s e r i o n s l y h y a n y o n e e b e . I t v,'as Mr, 5 i ( e a d ' s \i-aY to t.alie all ihi'n;.;:^ s e d o n s l y . H e a t o n c e l^ohby priafed, his o p i n i o n of d a ; p l a y in qiie-j'.inn, T o f.inr it w a s " a pe^.dh-ut a n d peM'.iFerous f a r r a g o of liHIi." 'Jdia^, o n e m a v easily see, caused m o r e excitement than t h i r t y of tlio o r d i n a r y i u i l d e r e r i t i c i s n i s , a n d t h a t ivivcs t h e nn-.asiirfi of M r . S t e a d ' s a t t i t u d e t o v / a r d s (Ire woik'l.
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TO-DAY'B !)INNKR-TAB1J': TOPICS.

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A v i a i . 11!,- h'ew 'Imvers a r e m o r e aiAraelivfi iliirinf; Aiijpnd am.l S i p L e n d j e r t h a n d.c ]>ent. stiunons. 0 1 laic yc'.vs nia'.iv fn;e v a t ' d i e s d a v c b e e n r a i s e d , a e d d i c e , if m a s s e d in s t n n e simn v Ited. ni;d;c a line s h o w . I ' e n l s l e n l O n s n u i y h e pi^uited dnrinji t h e nexi t w o v.ecl^s. L e t I h e m h.-ive g o o d s o d Ihal is i o e l i a e d t o b e h e a v y , a n d see ihiit t h e y a r c ' s u e f a d y ivateLcd i( d r y w e . i d i c r c o m e s . N s m e d -.anietie;! of pjeidsieinons shoiiid b e pio|>ag,aled b y m e a a s o( (nlliii;;S impelled rlr.rui,-;- S e p tenil>er or G i l o h e r , J l i n s o m e fine i h n v e r s nniy b a o b t a i n e : . ' liy ^owin;,' Seed in t b i i e h . I'b X'", T .

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H a r r o w i n g Scenes at All the W h i t e Star Line OHices.

He,'{innlng wilh ihe names of Captain Smith and Mr. Lnghloller, the second mate, the list contained the" names o t : --

nilST WOMAI TO FLY THE CHAtYWE.1.

Anierican Lady Crosses From Dover to Hiirdclot.

A rnasti!r-al-arrii?i, 43 t.cipunK^i.s. ii quart^erms'.st'^rs. 4 stijw.H'iiiifi'ncj. 1 loikJini !a.in. !l!j i-tiiwanJs, rsi 1?. coiilis. a ^ iidalive ^wbo had travelled stccrajjc on the a oiigin!!i;ra, ]J A.B.'fi. f! soutlioiia. Titanic. i wrnti'. 7 bakois. It Wiis impossibie.to allay their fears, and they 3 sti.rckoojipra, 3 butohcM, tlieir t e p s o d , v,-oman Pitiful Plight of Sovcn S o u t h a m p t o n refraeeri k e e p sIjui.k th etfie.e a roso r a-;UM; e m i i l i e r Iryi.ug' 101 imaacn. 1 t>arb81'. h a i d to r t sh ed in 2 olert^ticirtHB. 1 ('OiitmUur. i!K>Ucii I'di/jlish * ' ' f t . is tevri'ile."' H eniaiifii'.^. K , 11 s^n^Utiirui. Children Left Parentless, Ai the l.cadeiihall-.mrceL oflieos cf tlu; White Stnr T h e list s h o w s i n a l l S'!2 n a t n c s o f rnen ( a n d f.ine ( h e r e w a s a c o n s t a n t s t r e a m i>[ riieai a n d f o u r s t e w a r d e s . s e s j liailinf{ f r o m .Soiithampton w o m e n i n q u i r i n ; ; for llu: falc of i h e i r relatives a n d a n d t h e n e i g h l i o n r h o o d . hicuds. The M.ayoi of Smdhami>t<ir),, M r . H e n r y 'I'he \'a[;ueness a n d u n c e r t a i n l y of t h e p i d d l s h e d B o w y c r j h a s s e n t d i e f o l l o w i n g m e s s a g e l o ( h e .Lord M a y o r of i . o n d o t ; :r e p o \ l s o n l y a d d e d (o t h e a n x i e t y of t h e c a l l e r s . t iincjjo.iQ etifiiie;; .-i v^licl luiiii lot dii.i.i-ijss-d !'!" II 1 could o n l y k n o w o n e w a y o r tin: o t h e r 1" Rejoicings in American C i t y Stilled pi-'iidCiit'j fif tiro Cic.vi oi Lhii 'l'it,.jriir.-, llia laiiji'-n.y y' w a s t h e c i j - m a d e b y most of t h e d i s t r a c t e d whom i-id-) ill biHd.tuinipl'jr], jMiiy I i'Pnwl to: J'Oui lebdives. coi-diiii co.tipeti(iii i by N e w s of Disaster. " } shall n e v e r s e e m y s o n a K a i n , " cried a m o t h e r A n x i o u s t h r o n g s si i l l s u r r o u n d (he W h i l e .Sh; r wlro.se i w e t i t y - y c a r - o h i s<iu w a ^ a b o a r d t h e ' f i i a r . i c , oifices al n d d n i K b L I'y n i g h t tiie s i t u a t i o n in t h e VVhitc S l a v f . i n e ' s A n x i e l j ' , poi/pKiiU utid ii.lnKV.I Tinu'lieytMl, helrl I'.vo coiuini'ui.^ ill /;ii;j -,]! yr-itcHl.i.v waiUiig oflices t;fcw m o r e a n d m o r e traf.fit^. NEW YORK tlU^SBiiD TO AWE. A l l d a y k m ; ; m a n y h a d v...Lied, s c a n n i o j : ; e a c h for [jdinffs {if t h e C,i'c:\l. sliip wliu:li l l n ' i;ra liiid s i i e e e e d i n j ; Hsf of s , r - c ; v o r s w i t h feverish- l i o p c , ( F r o m G U I ' OtA'n C o v ^ e a p o t i c l t - s j t . ) ewaliowcd up. a f e w lo j^o o n ; i n t o t i l e . w o r l d a ; ; a i n a f ; l o w w i t h J \ E W VOHK', A p r i l J i b " f.'j'vhteen h u m l i c d m e n , At tJiice git^r.t c a i i i t a U T . o n . l o n , N e w X'cvk n e w j o y , lint n t o r e d e s t i n e d t o s i n k b a c k in h e a v y wmmcn a n d c h i l d r e n w e n t d o w n wjlli tin' T i l a n i i . " despair until t h e next list fanned t h e s m o i d d e r i n g and l^irisaKonisec! n-lativcs ol' Llio^c on bouvd h o p e s a f r e s h . 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I t w a s so h a i d to r e a l i s e , m e m b e r j i of tlir c r e w , w a s a t o w n of i i i o u v n i n g m i d ll'cv c y e a s w a m m i s t i l y , a n d a l l t h e p e n f - i i p f J i n e r y in F i f t h - a v e n u e nifmsions p a u s e d fiom d e s o l a t i o n , a n d ii: J",iverpool a n d !!idiay(, t o o , feeling?, of_ i]ie_ d a y f o n n d v e n t a s s h e r e a l i s e d their jests, a n d when m e n came o u t fiom i h e opera t h e a b o u n d - i n g j o y of t h e m o m e n t . k e e n e s t iinxloty w a s f;^It o n l>Ldi:df of <;oas o r h u a A n d n r o i m d h e r s a t o n t h e o t h e r s , t h o s e w h o o : p l a y t h e y l e a n i e r ! w h a t h a d h a p p e n e d hour.i Siandg o r fatke.rs w h o winit oiil o n lh(^ j j t c a t sliii). w a i t e d , s t i l l , i n t e r m i n a b l y , f o r t h e n e x t list o r before in m i d - A t l a n t i c . T h e y c a i r i e d t h e n e w s b a c k t o (ho p l a y h o u s e , t h e ne.'<t, p r e p a r e d t o a b i d e , s l e e p l e s s , h o l l o w eyed', till m o r n i n f ; , so t h e y m i f i h t bar),igh t h e b u t m a n y d i d n o t d a r e t o tell ih,eix w y n i c n folk. T h e r e were ladnirs nnd motlieis, husbands a n d agonisin/!, eorrodiiij; uncertainty. . . , wives on t h e T i t a n i c . I n L o n d o n t h e s a d d e s t p l a c e s o f a l l w<;rc llie A l o n K R r o u d w a y , -where .the l i g h t s flash b y n i g h t ORPHANED FAMILY OF SEVEN. offices o f t h e W l i i r e S t a r f.i;ie in C o e l i s p a r - s t r e e l a.nd v\d)ere n o o n e is ever o n t w a r d l y s a d , t h e n e w s swept down like some great ^ l e y .smotheiing hand. and Leadenhall-Htrcet. ( f r o m O u r Ovi/n C o r r o H p o n d e n t O Before every bulletin board great crowds janimi:d Guarded by i^pacial constables, the (iffiee.ii were Sot^THAMl'TON, A p r i l t C , - - S o u t h a m p t o n is a t o w n anrl s t r u g g l e d t o g e t n e w s , b e s i e g e d a l l d a y b y a n x i o u s r e l a t i v e s s o b b i n g of a r i e f t o - d a y . T h e c r o w d .jostled a n d p u s h e d , b u t t h e r e w e r e w o m e n d r e s s e d m b i a c l ; aeokinK t o l o a m t h e Hate i t w e n t t o b e d l a s t n i g h t s e c u r e in. t h e - b e l i e f thfi.E n o Imsty w o r d s . M e n w e r e t o o .slunncd t o g r o w Police liiose of its s o n s w h o w e r e in t h e T i t a n i c t h e b u l k n n g r y a t t r a m p l e d feet o r e l b o w e d r i b s . of theii- h u s b a n d s , s o n s a n d l o v e d o n e s . of h e r erftwwere s a f e , U n m a n l y . s p e a k i n g . I t reserves, were called, b u t even they lost s o m e t h i n g I t . w a s a tragic scene, a n d as t b c heart-broken awoke this inornin;; to li^urn that most of Ihcm had of their sternness in the face of a city's mourning. i n q u i r e r s R i o p e d t h e i r w a y c u t o f ( h e d o o r s t h e ;;<me d o w n w i t h t h e i r s h i p . A caba-i-et sorag w a s . .^topped i n <inc of t h e great goidcn .sprin,'; s u n ^ i i i n e w h i c h H o o d e d T r a f a l R a r I n t h e tirst m o m e n t s of i t s grief t h e fact t h a i m o s t d j a i n g p l a c e s . A g i r l s t a r t e d t o 3 i n g - - i t w a s ( h e of t h e s a v e d w e r e w o m e n a n d c h i l d r e n w a s a a i a l t e i k i n d of .song o n e s o m e t i m e s " h e a r s at c a b a r e t s h o w s s q i i a r o o n l y eniphasi.-ied Ihc- c o n t r a s t of lite a n d b u t 11 l o w m u r m u r of d i s a p p r o v a l s w e p t d o w n t h e o n l y for listle.ss c o m m e n t . O n l y h i l c t d i d tlie death. heroism-of their nienfolk h e c c m c a p p a r e n t t o t h e room, a n d t h e s o n g w a s s t o p p e d . Al o n e lonfi b a r w a s a p i t r t y af g a y y o u n g m e n . And it was the women who waited. F-or the only widow.*; of S m i f h a i t i p t o n a n d e v e r .so little T h e g a y e s t ol t h e m h a d j u s t o r d e r e d a r o u n d of n e w s of t h o s e s a v e d Wiis t h a t s t a t i u j ; t h a t t h e l i g h t e n e d t h e i r grief. d r i n k s , a n d w a s j u s t r a r s i n g his gias.s .with a oljeery majority are women a n d children. T h e r e was no T h e r e were a g o n i s i n g s c e n e s at this, t h e T i t a n i c ' s h o m e p o r t , ' w h e n t h e full force c f ' t h c i t loss fell u p o n " H e r e ' s -how.," w h e n t h e b a r m a n t e r n e d l i u m a n e w s of t h e m e n o n l y s i l e n r c , telephone a n d said, Al) i h e s h i p p i n g oliiees a i t ' h a i i n g C r o s s a n d t h e faTnilics of t h e c r e w . " t i e n f l e m e n , "tiie T i t a n i s h a s .sunk w i t h ],-S(l() The.Tc i s s c a r c e l y , a s t r e e t i n N o r t h a m , w h i c h i s C o c k i p i i r - s t r e e l h a d t h e i r fla(;s i l y i n g ill h a l f on I h e r i v e r s i d e , t h a t h a s n o t b e e n s t r i c k e n b y tlie p e o p l e , " . T h e giiy y o u n g m a n p u t dawn his g l a s s inasf. imtouehei'l, went o u t , h i s friehcts f o l l o w i n g , Near!\- onc-lialf of Ihe T i l a n i e ' s c r e w , F r o m a n esi.riy h o u r i>eoph' bep.an t o a r r i v e i n b l o w . T h e boudinf'.-greeu in front of d i e W h i t e S t a r a p a i ' t f r o m t h e u r s t a u i u n t ^talf, r e s i d e f i In t h e 'tLixicalis t o seek t h e hifesi n e w s . C o m p a n y ' s ollices w a s Idled w : l h a d e n s e Oiass of I (i w n . ai,i.>;ious f i i c n d s a n d r e l a t i v e s . ' n o w CAN 1 W A I T l ' " .VIosd of t h e s e p e o p l e , t h e wives a n d familie;: of IS'ow a w t n n a u s h r i e k e d a n d tell in a crtitnple''.l P a l i e v i d y tlic olbclals scari-lied i h f lists :ii:-<m n-Ai'i l i r c m e n , yi<;asers a n d t r i m m e r s , h a v e b e e n suH'ering h e a | i o n -the p a v e m e n t , n o w e. m a n cur^e.d 01 s e v e i e f y ' d u r i n g I h e ( o a ! s'.nUe, a n d '.he s a i u o j j of ;i;;[!in, b i n li)!> o l l e n Ihi'ir rr[)ly ua:^ : " 1 h^, n,,ime imixnbled a p r a y e r . ]iui still t h e y wjuted liere o r tlie 'J'itiinic s e e i a e d iiui d.iv.'n of b e t t e r t i m e s . i-i U(.-t l:rLC." C r o w d s of r e l a t i v e s jjatf.eied ri>niKl t h e W l i l t c at t h e d o o r s of t h e uEwsp-iper olTiees. O n e .illdelic ^'ni ie. a f l a n i ^ ( w e e d (o^l'iini- wi^n n p a l h r i i : ' H/.-ini:. 'I'he nev,-', fl,i.,hr'd hei" Iroijcs, hvl Sltir L i n e ofiiees n e a r t h e d o c k s y e s t e r d a y morLiing i n ^ q u e j t o f n e w s ci>ncerninjj- r c l a l i ' i c s on b o a r d t h e PRKSli)L^N-r TAFT'S -ANXIETY. ; , h e w . i s -<)':} 'Jiriv mipilil b e b e l l n n e A ^ d :-.he l i i m e ill fated vessel. b;i(:k ii; ;iii h o u i Oi '" h o u r ,iild ,i ]\'.''\. f)tn^ n t e n i b e r ol iii<' < rew 'ivtiose fate i-, '-.till ici (t-roiM Our Oisiii (;sn-rii|if>vil(;nt,) " l l o ' . v r.-in ! w a i t aU iK.d l u e c ; " s h e u-;iieil in |)iilUd i n n e s , " I Ts an TLeniity ! 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O n e w o u n i u - a r r i v e d w i l h a h a n d l i e r c h i e f to h e r e y e s . S l u ; w a s fiofd)in;; p i t i f i d l y a n d c o u h l h a r d l y e o n l r o i iterselj (o s p e a k t o a s y m p a t h e l i e ofiieial. Siltiru: on tire s e a t s w e r e iive y o u i i / ; w o m e n w a i t ing., vjaitin^' for n e w s , ' l l u - y s a t ii;<id]y c u l m , hoidinff eaeJi o l h e i ' s h a n d s Lur i n n l n a l c o m f o r t , Tin;> .seemed stiipelied w i t h f;rief a n d iuixii-iy. W l i e u j l i e iirsi list ot n a m e s w a s piibUshecb t h e n ' w a s a stir of e x e i t e m e i i t an^iuu^sl tho;;e wlio w a i t e d . L\One, l u n v e v e r , f.ppeaietl lo recorJ|li^e t h e n a n i e s of t h e i r r e l a t i v e s LUKI frieLids ni i h e list. A little later earne a i;!ad i n c i d e n t whi(di r e l i e v e d tin- t e r r i b l e s t r a i n ol t h e n i o i n i a ; ; . A n u d d l e - a c . e d woLiyia, w i t h a wlilfe, d i a W n f a c e , l u i i i i e d i n t o t h e C o e l i s p n r - s l r e e i oCiiees. A fesv m i n u t e s i a l e r s h e c a m e o u t a different '.vnman. .'^he h a d h a d n n m i s t a k a h l e cooe! n e w s . Ifer f a c e w'as wveatlii;d k\ j o y . H e r e y e s .-dnme willi lolief a n d pUaisnrc, . A MOTHFirS niii.lEP. \ j o n r n a l i s t sat n e a r ;, l a d y w | i o w a s w r i u i n t f o u t h e r h e a r t w'aitin^' p a t i e n t l y " for informati!>ii, l i e i n q u i r e d if s h e h a d iiny relatix'e o n b o a r d , " Yes,'-' w a s t h e l e p l y , " M y tlirce c h i h l r e n w e r e g o i n g o u t lo j o i n their d a d , a n d T w a s followin,^ , nc.Kt w e e k . " t ) n liein;; i n f o r m e d ( h a t i h e n a m e w a s " i;)rtvi.';," t h e j o i u n a l i s t s c a n n e d t h e list, a n d amouK" tlic s u r v i v o r s fo\nid t h e m.nnes qf Miss Ajfnes r>avis. M i s s M a r y Davis and Master John Oavis. lie d r e w t h e lady'.s a t t e n t i o n l o t h e f a c t , w h e n

T h e r e wa;; gre,\t aii\i[;ty a m o n g Miss f,)uimhy'B !:i..nds i h i t i n g t h e l u n o s ilial huieceeded h e r i l e p a r flags al h a U - n i a s t , a n d s i m i l a r . e k e IS a r e d i s p l a y e d t'.oe. It w a s noi ti^! u v v n i y n d n u t e . ; p-i-.i l u n r t h a t a t t h e p i d d i e officer, PASSENGEirS JM-ARL NECKLACES. telegram.-, r e a c h e d t h e l.iud W i r d e n IJolel tit D o v e r A s nij.',hl die'.v i m , after a d a y of su.-;]iense nnri v.duch, t r a n s h ' l e d , rtin a-, Im^ow.s:- _ u n c e r t a i n t y , t h e sad scenes were intensifiedj a m i T h e v : d u e of t h e '.I'itanic l o r i n s u r a n c e p u r p o s e s ' .,'\U wi;ib iarnlcd on ;;lan'(; at ICquihen, n e a r it w a s wit-li minfflod feelin;;^ i-i!" le'tiel a n d drearl it w a s ;jiven a s fi 1,(100,000, a l t h o u g h h e r cost w a s yiardc'.ot.-(b d g . " w a s l e a r n e d t h a t Nfr. V. A . f ' l i r r i , m a n a g e r o f ^I.,ofl0,000. M i s s Q n i n i b y assiuni'd t h e n a m e of C'laig t\rr t h e W h i t e S t a r I . i n e liere'. h a d s p e c i a b y eablGU ; o . ,, T h e r e a s o n foi this reibie.tirm na-i t h a t I h e r e - flying p u i p o s e s in t'-uioj>c. t h e N e w Y o r k ' o l H c i ; kfi news of t h e crew of t i n ; M.iss Q i i i m l i y i-^ '.he d i . i m a t i c ediloi ol /.es/:c i s-ourees of h e r o w n e r s w e r e sufficient t o m e e t liie Titanic. b a l a t i c e . f'A'cn t h e n a n n n d e i t a k a i g w a s givini IFe;'/'/y, 'th.-; welbkii'iv.'n >\rw Vm'k n c w ' . p a p e r , PdSTII^lG THE I.EST. thiit t h e o w n e r s M'oidd p,iy t h e fust .fij!.'i0,00(l of a n y S h e i s ' n n d e r l l u i l y , vras b o m in N e w b . n y i a n d ui parents, a n d pi"<i(esses siiU ragef t ' b h e i n f o r m a t i o n , it w a s a n n o u n r . e e , wo'dki b e h)ss o r d a m a g e : t h a t o c c u r r e d . A n y t h i n g o v c i t h : d ( h d i : o r n i a n !*rinciides. p u b l i s h e d i n i i n e d i a t e l ' y mi t.s arri\'al, a n d if n e c e s - 'is to, b e ' m e t b y t h e u n d e r w r i t e r s . She" d r i n k s p r a e l i e a l l y o i d y coflec, d o e s n o t M i s . Wider:ci.', t h e w i l e of t h e mtliioiurire, w h o >ary t h e ofiiees ol t h e s u p - e r i n t e n d e n t s in ' f r a l a l i . ' a r - e l i a m b e r s , a s well a s tlie g e u e m l oflice, vvoLild w a s ' o n b o a r d , h a s a j e w e l l e r y p o l i c y ol .Ji]!iO,000, p h i ; ' bi'iil,i;e, a n d lias b(;en ac> u s t o m e d fi)r y e a r s . b e l ; e p i o p e n all n i g h t , s o t h a t t e l a t i v e s of m e m - wdiich i n c l u d e s t h r e e p e a r l n e c k l a c e ^ v a l u e d a t to d r i v e liVr ov/ti m o i o r - r a r . S h e wtis UK; first w o m n n t o r e c e i v e a p i l o t s .f;50,i)l)fl e a c h . 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" I l e a r n t l o Ily in t e n i n i n n l e s w i l h a m o n t h a W h e n ( h e l i s t Was p o s t e d l a t e r n e a r l y o n e n a m e .1 h a v e nevei' h a d a n a c c i P A R I S , A p r i l 10.-The c o n s t e r n a t i o n a n d grief in p r a c t i c e a f t e r w a r d s . in I w o wa."! a S o u t h y m p t o n o n e , a n d t h e r e w e i e .it t h e T K a i i i e d e n t . a g n n i s i i r g s c e n e s a s e a c h n a m e w a s r e c o g n i s e d t h e A m e r i c a n e o l o n j ' of P a r i s " S o I l e a r n t , a n d a n y other w o m a n can d o tha d i s a s t e r ilasscs d e s c r i p t i o n . a n d o-ften r e a d .aloud. T h e o O k e s of t h e c o m p : i n y a r e beaic,r/ed h y w e e p - s a m e . " A n e n d l e s s list of n a m e s - - T n e r e n a m e s m e a n i n g T h e r e is. h a r d l y a leadin.i? h o t e l nothij-ig- t o t h e g e n e r a l p u b l i c , m e a n i n g s o m n e h , i n g i n q u i r e r s . so t e r t i b f y m u e h , e a c h o n e o f t h e m , t o j u s t t h e i v i t h o u t visitors bavii;;^ r e l a t i v e s a n d friemls on 1x1 an.!. . f e w n e a r e s t t o them.

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THE AIR-WOMAN

DAILY MIRROR ENGLAND

April 17, 1912 SEBDON TO DIE.

Home Secretary Decides There Are No Grounds for Advising Reprieve.
The Home Secretary (Mr. McKcnna) has declined to advise the reprieve of Seddon, sentenced to deatii for the murder of Miss Barrow, and the e.vecution wdll take placi.' al Pcntonville to-morrow morning. Seddon's solicitor, Mr. d\ W. S.dnt, received the following letter from the Home tdricc : 1 am directed by tho Secrotary of State to inform you tliat he has given careful nonsuleraOon to tiii; petition submitted by you on behalf of Fvcderitk Henry Sod'Ion, now under senteucB ot daath, ;ui<] I am U> express tn you his regret, Hiat after considering all the nircutiiatances of the cue he, ha.'i failed to discover anj around.s which will justify him in lulvi.sing his Majestj to iiiterl'era v/ith the duo course of law.
K. JiT.ACKWBLt..

fiOME EULE BILL HEAD FIRST TIME.

Mr, Bonar Law Declares Ulster Will Prove a Rock.

FLIES FROM TO F R A N C E .

MAJOKITY 9L
For t h e first reading: of t h e H o m e Rule Bill Agratnst 360 260

Government majority 94 Amid great Ministerial and Nationalist enthusiasm the Home Rule Bill vvas read a first time in the tlouse of Commons last night. The demonstration was renewed when the Prima Minister, a moment later. Bill in hand, marched to the Bar to ''bring i n " tlie n^eaittre. Ministerialists, Labour men, ami Nationalists sprang to their feet and wildly waved i\ats, handkerchiefs and papers luitil Mr. Asquith had stepped up the tloor and formally presented the Bill iU the table. The demonstration ionned a fitting climax to the closing speeches. Mr. iJonar Law whipped his supporters up to the almost enthusiasm, and when he sat down Mr. F . E. .Smith del!glited]y_ patted hini on the back, and several Unionists bebind him leant forward and temJereci their congratulations. Mr. Law, who was received with loud Opposition cheers, repudiated the idea that the granting of Home Rule would relieve the congestion of business in the British Pailiament, Every matter of disagreement between the Irish Pariiaineii; c.--"' the House of Commons would be fought out agaic iu the British Parliament. Criticising the financial proposals, Mr. Law remarked that the Prime Minister had said that " w e ouglit to cut our losses," but \ve are asked to gamble on the chance -of god government in Ireland. Instead of cutting our losses tlie result of this arrangement, if theref was not good government in Ireland, would be that we should be throwing the money advanced for land purchase into the sea. REVIVAL OF SMUGGLING. " Every time the subject of Home Rule has been brought forward there h.as been a great fall in all Irish securities," Mr. Law proceeded. He quite admitted thai since tliis Bill had been intfodnced the fall had not jjone any farther, but that was because people did not believe the Bu. was going to [lass. (Opposition cheers.) He pointed out that the granting of Home Rule would harm Irish industries, l>ut there was one industry whii h was going to flourish in Ireland namely, smuggling. Every ship that left L,nglaud for Ireland would have to be examined, arid every parcel that came through the post wouM have to be opened. That vvas the proposal of a free trade fiovernment. Nine-tentlis of the Pr-otestants in Ireland were cor.vinceil that under an Irish Parliament tiiey would suffer religious disabilities. CB!M IN NAME OF LIBEBTY. They could not put anything in the Bill which would protect tlu" Protestants. The Opposition of Ulster made the granting of Home Rule impossible, and he could not iindersland on what grounds the Governnumt couhT justify this Bill, or that they could pretend that tltey were'going to force the people of fJlster to submit to a Government which they detested and abhorred. (Opposition cheers.) The Government were proposing to commit this crime, and to commit it in the name of liberty. The people of Ulster were ready to lay down their lives in what thry l:)e!ieved to be the cause of justice and liberty. How were the Government to overcome such resistance? Could the Prime .Vljnister give an order to shoot down men vyhose only crime vvas that they declined to be driven out of the comiuunitv and the privileges of the union. (Opposition (dieers.) This was the rock on which this Bill v.yuld inevitably suffer shipwreck. GOVERNMENT INSUtT. Ill the earlier part of the debate during the evening. Mr. Walter I-ong, in a forceful speech, declared that the .Bill had l>een brought in behind the backs of the people without giving them an opportunity of knowing anything of the means by which the Government intend to effect this immense change in the Constitution. " H o w many supporters of the Government," he cuttingly demanded, " really believe that the better government oi Ireland is going to be secured by the introduction of Hcune R u l e ? " " T h e Bill will perhai>s propitiate tliose who have put themselves against the British Ciovernment and British rule, and have poured contempt upon everything which represents the British Empire. " For the purpose of bringing about this peace and goodwill among men the Government have not hesitated to trample upon and insult those who have asked for nothing more than Englishmen asked for themselvesthose who have ever been loyal to the Crown and the Flag! " No soft words uttered at the last moment," Mr. Long concluded, "will control us. No threats will disturb us. We believe the path of duly lies clear before u s . " "T, P.\s" HELir.fOUS ARGUMENT. With waving arms Mr. T. P. C^Connor etiiphasised his arguments in favour of the Bill. "AH this charge of religious persecution," he cried, " i s one of the emptiest and the meanest and one of the most lying of calumnies. " T h e Unionist members for Ulster were inn against the rest of Ireland. They were against the whole of the Empire, and the whole oi the vvorld. There was not a single measure of toleration which they had not strenuously opposed."

Tlie governor of the |>risnn communicated tlte decisicm to Seddim, who received the news with suppressed eiuolion. A final inlervu-vv with his wife or other rchUives will be [lUowed.

TO-DAYS

SOLAR

IXLIPSE.

G i v e n Clear W e a t h e r Phenoinei>oii WiU Be Elainly Visible in I.undoii, ddic largest <'clipsc of the sun tor over had a century takes phuc to-day, and, iirovidlng the weather is clear, should be phdnly visible iu London. The last eclipse of the kiml was ui the year 18,58, and the next, it is esLiniated, will occur hftecn years hence, The edge of the moon will begin lo creep over the sun's disc at 10,51 a.m. to-iluy. The sun's light will be gradually hidden until at eleven minutes after twelve o'clock the shadow will extend acnss 92-lOOths of the sun diameter, A thin crescent is JA that -will be seen of the sun. People are warned to use smoked glass when making observations, or otherwise serious injury to the eyes may follow-. The greatest amount of obscuration so fur as the British Isles are concernea will be near Dover.

ROYAL VISITOR

TO OLYMPIA.

T h e D u c h e s s of Albany at the Ideal H o m e Exhibition, The Duchess of Albany visited the Ideal Home Exhibition yesterday afternoon, and spent a eonsiderable time in going round tlu.^ various places of interest. It as iiuite an intorma! visit, and her Royal Highness was cnabjed to inspect the exhibition iu private. The l.ady M.iyoress o! Loudon hehl an " A t H o m e " in "the pTiiues Room, (hiclly to m c e t t h e vuriour, mayoresses of Ln.i^hind, Among others present v,-ere Mrs. and 'Miss Gr.diame White and Mrs. Kennedy Jones.

"AMEND

TliE

ACT" CAMPAIGN,

' Daily Mirror " Reader.s Offer t o C a n v a s s for League Members. Readers of V'he Daily Mh-yor are taking a spirited share in the (,iini)aign tor llie amendment of the Insurance Act whudi iuis been opened b>the Ameud-the-Acl League, of .St, Stephen's House, Westminster. Many ol them have wriUeii to the I,eague offering to canvass from house to house for tnembers. One woman declares that she could get thousands to join if sfie l;ad the spare tunc, and sh<^ has promised to sell as many of the '\'\.tnend-tlie-A[:t " stamps as she can, onrolHug ciudi person who buys one as a supporter of the League's object. '' We want every woman who feels that doniestic servants and lady <dcrks, among others, should be more equitably treated by the Act," said an ofFiciai of the League, " t o write to us at om-f, and we will show how each can help." As an indication of the strength of the gereral demand for amendment, there is the fact that the Protest League, of 2, Tallis-strcet, E.G., yesterday sold nearly 40,000 of its publications. I'he Protest League sends a compleU.- set of its pamphlets and leaflets for si.tpenc;e post free,

To Mis ^tsiii^cy iiO.*^ii,s t.<i diisiit cvion of b e i n g t h e first vwoman t o fly a l o n e a c r o s a t h e EngliSii C h a n n e l . S h o l e f t D o v e r A e r o d r o m e e a r l y y e s t e r d a y mornlngr a n d , a f t e r pasaing^ o v e r C a p e Qrisnex, l a n d e d a t H a r d e l o t . The pttotogrst-pH^, t a k e n y c a t e r a a y , sho-aw (1) Mies Quimiby arriving^ a t t h e a e r o d r o m e 42) S t e p ping: irstq h e r n-cachlne. ( 3 ) Wearing: h e r flying c l o t h e s .

SOLICiTOR

AND MISSING

2,600.

Charged with misappropriating property said to amount to ,je2,G00. of which he was trustee, belonging to Clemen de Renter, Hetuy Herbert Price, a solicitor, of Ilorsell, Woking, was remanded on bail yesterday at Bow-street. Accused, siud counsel for the prosecution, under a marriage settlement executed by Baron de Renter in 187(1, was appointed ;i Iruslee in 190(1 jointly witli a Mr. Perkins, a solicitor, and Baron de Renter's daughter, Mrs, Douglas, ddie bulk of the Iru^t funds at that thne were invested in American rai'ways, but in 1900 the securitii^s were ctianged, au'! the'money was lent out on various mortgages, After subsecpuuit proceedings iu the Chancery Division, accuised admitted th;U iwx) alleged morl gages for iiSOO and .C3,:!00 did not exist, and that Ir* had misappropriMt<:d the whole of the ,2,f)00.

FOUND

SHOT IN TRAIN.

A tragic discovery was made at Noel Park Station, Wood Grrecn, yesterday. A passenger was enleriug a ((unpartmeul when he saw a respectably-dressed m;iu lying upon a seat. The floor was covered with blood, and the man was holding a revolver in his hand. H e had been shot through the head, and was dead. W'reaths were placed yesterday on a cairn on CuUoden battleiield in memory of fallen Higlihinders by Mr. T. Napier and Jacobite loyalists.

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