The evening world. Newspaper, April 22, 1912, Page 6

|twenty-seven altogether, with one wo Captain "We Were to saa heal All Records F eaue + RESB | on trom the steerage. We were washed purine A : 3 ” an over the side. The boat went right un- The Frankfurt fs a small, st jeamer of 4,739 net tonnage and fs on ; on Our Maiden Trip,” Says [ir Netware’ auied dite randy to| fer water with the weteht of tie a we TAN WAS AT TOP SPD ‘WEN SHE HT THE TGEBERG Fireman Thompson. | Yohn Thompson, fireman on the T- fanie, and Thomas Waiteley, her first galoon steward, in the infirmary of St. ‘Vincent's Hospital, teatify to two cru- facta in the diaster. ons, &% mever weut below 74 and a0) fo on watch at 12. Our quarters were in the forecastie. We felt the crash with all ite foree up there in the eves Wititam mal, rushes tn, and shouts, ‘All hande below!’ But we had no chance to go Gown the tunnels to the fire-room, for the water was rising and Diainty to be #een. So we had to ¢o up! on the main deck. Next the Jending fire- side we put off the rest, with two cole lapsitdes on the boat devk. The othew collapsibies were on a platform atong- sHie the funneia, twelve feet at least above the boat deck, and we had to Wide them down to the deck on planks, was cising right onto the boat deck, and apt. Smith sings out: { “‘Bvery man for himself! | “Next thing ehe parted in two, I'man- ancd to eet Into the collapatble bo ad on the planks, in which there wi tode away from the Titanic.* She was two or three feet under water all the time, but, thank God, it was eflopgh to As the argument became heated one of the men drew a knife and plunged it into Everett's right #houlder, He dropped to the platform and the two men leaped from the car, fokowed by several passengers. The two men fled for taunching. By that time the water “WENT TO AID TITANIC, 140 MILES AWAY,” FRANKFURT CAPTAIN RADIOS THE WORLD. Copyright, 1912, by The Preas Pubtiiiing Co, (The New York Wortd). (Spertal Cable Deepeten to The World.) LONDON, April 22.—Capt. Hattorf of the North German Lloyd Miner Frankfurt sent the following to The World's London Bureau by wiseles: “Went to aid Titanic soon as heard, but ar- rived later than Carpathia and Birma. (Signed) distance 140 miles. eraca norte immediately after gviting cirsal of dlstrves. ‘Arrives at A tribute was paid the memory of Mr Harrie by G, ‘Alurray Hulbert, Exalted Ruler, More than 1,000 mem- bers of the lodge, with which Mr. Har ris was connected, attended. Viotime. ‘The bust typifying held in the United States and Canada for the last five years in’ commemora- ‘DIES ABOARD LINER IN BAY. tion of the discoveries and coloniza- . \ 4 0 tions of Francés distinguished voya-| 0% James St. Clatr of Hust Orange ‘Was Nearly Home on Camerontia. Dr, Janes St. Clair of Hast Orange, N. J, die? of heart failure on baard the Anchor Line steamship Cameronia just guidance of| before the vesvel reached port last night. ed for] Dr. St. Clair was elgnty years of age. the visitors, Einally will come ‘On her trip from Glasgow the Camer- eon May 2 with members of New| onta encountered three huge icebergs York Chamber of Commerce acting as|and six small ones on April 18 in latitude hosts. 4. 14 longitude 48.08. the French ‘Aribassador, financlal district under ¢ J. Plerpon? Morgan jr. lunch- Our PH. WEINBERG & SONS ; of the stip and my mates and 1 were | Nok us up.” belle ged ac 1 othe TAILORS—Founded 1878 ./ “UNDER FULL PRESSURE” | at thrown sprawting from our tunks, Tt co pegged % ‘ ‘4 For thirty-four years the making of clothes to order Te roe rintion sound, 00 ¥ every. STABBED ol N CAR P PLATFORM. THE BUST “LA FRANCE” « for iri tare hay hony af eee ne busi- udge it must have 1 a ou H theref. “Never Ceased to Make From | vinten iia ote csaie 10 a standotil [car at Meprteent® etreet about € eeloex | pAemiel fusersl servic BORNE'TO US OVER SEA.|I/ Sut that we want to be known to more that we offer ran on deck u ed 74 to 77 Revolutions Af- | wai deck covered wih’ mamer of tor lone ot them teoi en the foot of Walter 1 ky Mee vont tds’ we | Distinguistied Frenchmen Bring'I) 719. Day, To-Morrow and Wednesday , yy | ttn from the berg. We went below to| Everett, a driver of No, 34 Bighth wolent ana Protective Order ot} Rodin’s Work to Be Erected ter Leaving Queenstown. grad wome clothes. Our leading firenan, javenue, who was on the platform, He at NO. 18 West Forty-third on Lake Champlain, remonstrated and there wan a dlapute, amples Russian Gray Suitings +20 To Your Own Measure, at Three hundred ‘and sixty-five styles and fourteen different shades, that were $30 to $35. WITH. OUR IMPROVED LASTIKOPS Man rushes up there and orders us back will be given fi hiteley eays First OMocer Murdock | to get Rfebcits and go on the boat deck, bots adh bid ” or Seasetnsi Sido 7. Ee. A. thie crenitg tet himpelf because he had known for ntee . @ quarter of an .~ur before she struck | SAYS THEY WERE SENT BACK | Kornier and Young joined the chase i ec are vik os wileaberp of tos, oe that the Titanic was headed for an ioe- TO 8UN DECK. and near Fifth avenue in Seventeenth | P*! nese Students’ Club and the Chinese “We put out again for the forecastte, | "treet caught two men. An ambulance! Cristian Union. There will be tableaux, ‘berg. : ‘Thompeon sweare the Titante was | got our Ufebelts on and ihen up to the| Wes called from New York Hospital) magic, music and stereopticon views of epeed record: Beat deck. and Surgeon Ward found Everett on ogg <i hag ied ‘The chief oMcer wanted tO} te yixtform, semi-conscious, He was know what im hell we were doing up : r Thompeon has «broken arm. He 00- | there and aent ee down to the oun deck. [tet dangeroun tt Condition ie We walked about there, watching her| The prisoners were taken to the East mote He is bara bond Lin dea berg tre. Twenty-eecond street station. They je declares that | “Apou said they were Joseph Gomande of No. from the beginning to the end of the | sartea ys all ty agein te hohe ep oer |e West Seventeenth street and hls ‘Titanic’s first end only Journey her | of iitemoate, The rat we launched was| nee” Heth were share i team peed was maintained, that her engines | 1, 15 ¢, out ‘On the rk at ‘were charged You can “talk through eat your hat’’ to the world at large: a Young hat reflects your good taste Ae and discernment. on. Young Derbtes & Soft Hats, $3 & $4 x ORDERS TO BREAK ALL MAIOEN 2 P TRIP RECORDS. Hes a ees. q ye a. = cnt mittee of Frenchmen, who will present the Rodin bust to this nation, it ts to be placed at the base of the Champlain Memorial Lighthouse, now nearing completion at, Crown Point, on Lake Champlain. i fignthoune 8 being built under the joint usp York and Vermont. I Russian Gray is the new color being shown this season for the first time in America. It is exclu- sive—imported by and for us only. 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