The evening world. Newspaper, April 17, 1912, Page 9

"WHAT PROBABLY ~_ HAPPENED ON THE TITANIC): Capt. Dow of the Carmania Doubts Whether There ‘Was Much Panic, CRASH MUSTERS CREW. How Lifeboats Are Manned and Measures for Safety Are Taken. Im the absence fo any authentic in- @amk, the dest information as to what Grebadly cocurred must come from 6 @en damiliar with the perils of trans- @@antic travel. Such @ man ts Capt. Dow, the veteran skipper of the Who brought his vessel into MUCH OF A PANIC. Admed to-day what occurs aboard any Sig Miner in @ collision and what, in a the Titanic, Capt. Dow eald he @eriously doubts whether there @ panio euch ae the ordinary mind Dictures, To begin with, he points out that Sractically all aboard were Anglo-Saxons @ of the Northern races of Europe, whieh are as a whole inclined to reason- eo well in hand st danger there {a email possibility of such a panic as Would interfere with such a rescue work | f' @s could be done. THE COLLISION ITSELF WOULD MUSTER CREW TO QUARTERS. “No alarm, of course, would be need tim the case of a ebip striking a beri @al4 Capt. Dow. “The shock would have the immediate effect of mustering the crew, and with the captain on the ridge it could be quickly ascertained bow serious the accident was. “The frst thing the captain would do close the bulkheads, This rectly from the bridge b:; hydraulic device, and in th ase of the Carmania every bulkhead 1 the ship can be made airtight in less than one minute. Then the captain must trust to Providence whether they prove @weng enough for the emergency and successful In keeping the hoat afloat In case has been torn tn her hull. LIFEBOATS ARE MANNED AND LOADED. Ww he capta! ‘rom the bri ceed with directing the lifeboats. Uniess somatiing should be very wrong the crew shoul eady be stationed at the Iifebonts, ready to out the davits and lower the boate moment the captain decides hi eee! Is in danger of foundering. T moment the situation became as this the captain would order the boats lowered. “In ordinary circumstances the ns fers would be helped into the b after they had been launched. 01 liners now the lifeboa' that the work of Women and children first, of and then the male passenger off the life r usually stored ways directly nd the same davits may inch the second fleet. In case the ship should have foundered | rapidly, however, the rafts would atill be of use, for while they might be drawn 4 inte the water ®y the suc- tion of sinking vessel, they would immediately rise again and float. “Meantime the S O # has been and even if there ere more PRECIPITATE MEN WOULD BE CLUBBED BACK. Capt. Dow was asked what would be taken to prevent pan: what would be done if men attempted to enter the {ifedoats before all the women and children bad been cared for. He answered the latter question firet, and quickly, “Club ‘em back." “There isn't ance of panic that most folks would suppose,” resumed the Captain. ‘For instance, how many people know how easily women are handled in time of danger? They are if more cool and reasona’ rally, and they quickly to the struction of the crew, such members of which as can be spared circulate con- captain and crew to revolvere in holsters outside the | armed for any means of quelling panicky passe New York Teacher Rescued? ST. JOHN, N. B., April 17—Elmer Young of St. John sald ¢o-day that his niece, Miss Emily Young, was a pas- senger on the Titantc, Mise Young is a graduate of Acadia University and « teacher of music in New York. A Migs ‘farie” Young, the only one ok THE Duke of Connaught Se: of Hea ja Mesesge it Sympahty. behaif of the Duke of Connaught: “White Star Company, New York: “Lam desired by His Royal Highness the Governor-General of Canada, to send you the following: “LE desire to express through the owner of the Titanic my very deep and heartfoit aympathy with the relatives of all those who lost their lives tn this terr! Derby Straw Hats 79c Elsewhere 2.00 med with gros: gtain ribbon. Black Neapolitan Ha’ q Quality Chip Hats | 1.98 Elsewhere 4.00 Jap Braid Hats 95c solid oe versity and nove: of the name in the cabin lists of the Titanic, ts reported on the Carpathia. STIMULATES WITHOUT POISONING. "THE reason why so many doctors © have prescribed Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey is that it is a pure stimulant. It is free from harmful impurities and adulterants, and therein lies its value. 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