The evening world. Newspaper, October 17, 1913, Page 6

PRIDAY, OOTOBER | a THE EVENING WORLD, 17, nd was told that Ulier had just got] picked up the cali and wan coming to] off and goon {t was hotsted agai. folded when he told how, after the out of ‘tween decks forward and that it| the aid but wanted the position. This was a bitter pill, but In the, plosion that came at 0 eeleck Th was burning fercely. Four mon, Uller, “Tall him to come on in this ral] hope that the sen would moderate I told| night, which made most of the enld, bad beem burned to death. When direction,” he said, “and I'll get »|her to keep a watch for our two beata|fieet think the end had come, e he found that the fire had made such gition . that were missing.” ee. bes! by rg 4 tt - 4 headway, Inch sald he gave up hope He gave out the new +] “It must have been torture for the sioung in @ circle and the passengers we tried to get off, smashed against |briace steering mf at the side of the ship.as we were owing: | Chiet Engineer D t they were always under the on area se feapse lee arty Soe te ae eee creer nm [hand otecring gear aft. It wae? A. M. of the crew and of the eecler|sr too tate, and they were swept away ner Then we got out No. 7 ai with eighteen of the cal passengers and two of the steerage under the unkers and they were ablase | == —= — —— command of Chiet Omeer Miller vith | Inch gave orders to, get, out all a full t at's crew. We got her down! when Mecond Engineer Malcolmeon told mae ves." and down before the emall boats could Y ioe ds \ Ni \ Wye im that the fire had eaten ite way! It je drama that he um- reach them.” vie? Seat ¥ ( and compass, #0 At tlines they were plainly them to jump go that the othi 2 “Jeok,” has been presented by him te the coal possible and put it on the and then close the to the water but she t...04 over just | aa she reached it because of the ue | of one of the bior * to release itse! eupant ehot ‘This the stokers did and then went on ped betes ste mee tending their fires, singing and laughing, “] gaw Miller and four or five mea | With pent-up flames burning come up and climb into the boat which |&M4 on either side, knowin Uranium Line Needs Such “Sen mite be salog 0 mati man, but ThamWakrod few to Keep Him.” git ae Pep onne, wesen his self-reliance and his ability to com- a a a 8 boy—he le thirty. | aa righted. Whe was smashing against | moment the coal gas might the sides and Miller cut through the| Kill them all. Capt. Francis Inch, skipper of the| itis eyes have a habit of looking | ihe, tides and Miller cut, through the |My ios vooden decking caught fire and Yelcurno, who, with cighty-seven/ straight at one They are gray And oft, We could do nothing to help him. |they had to cut holes in steel pla @@er survivors from the burned peepee ag bd ite “ue posters Pd od coe Sie & lowered mee some of them half an inch thick, to arrived in New York om) poi, and with a decided English ac-|it carsiea perhaps forty women andeimn: (at the blaze. Then he got volunte Red Star ner Kroonland tast| cent. He comes from Devon His wife| dren. It got off safely, but has never |'rom the rteerage to help. | fa not to have the unwritten | ané three children await him now in Pattee * Crap ‘Then nt 1 wae| GAVE UP HOPE ome most inexorable law of the Kent. jon wi fort iw more people under FINALLY 8TO! . $ a tin ee | "He told a story, much of which he | Borgun Soderstos tia to pall ane a At the same time he ordered the had already wirelessed to N+w York, 4 ;etewards to have the cook and baker Wenalty the commander of & vesedl put in which he gave the personal (ouch We’ touit Neer and teal whe Wertunns perpare and serve food to the passen- Gee loves bis ship ts never given an-\ and supplied the missing details that settie down on her. Of this lot only gers and he had screens rigeed up ther by the owners, cleared up pussling points. He had @ the Ro'sun was saved. round the after end of the exponed or any other line, but! requiem for Chief Officer Miller aad ewam under the boat and deck to keep the wind off hie people. @f the young skip-| Fourth Officer Langsell, who were in, clamber back aboard on th | “ft looked pretty bad then but I never fg to preserve him! charge of the two boats that got : way really gave up hope until that night from the ship only to be ewamped later. FOUGHT FLAMES, when the pumps stopped,” said Inch, ! ‘They were brave men, he said, w!9 had} The Captain went on to say that he| And even then, his story showed that ) Met their ond trying to save ethers joreerea the further launching of small he fought on harder although he knew TELLS HOW THE 136 MISGING boats stopped and gave all his at-\ ne was fehting a losing fight LOST THEIR LIVES. tention to Aghtini fire, He had “Tt wae then that our lookout caught etoke hold pli water-tight doors. Truest economy—getting the most for what you pay. On that basis a Young hat “measures up’ 100 per cent.—and ‘then some.” CNG SAG Derbies and Soft Hats, $3 and $4. Silk Hats, $6. No charge for ironing. Broadway, near 14th St, Broadway. cor, 20th St. Your chance to get a guar- anteed Kranich & Bach Piano at a saving of from $50 to more than $200 New Yorkers have learned that when we announce a special sale it means the piano buying opportunity of the season. At our Spring Sale the price reductions were so great that our entire stock was practically sold out the firet day. Another buying opportunity is here. At 9 A.M. To-Morrow, Saturday, Oct. 18 ) At Our Uptown Wererooms (only) ‘We shall place on sale fifty-five pianos and plaver-planos (some new and @ome used) at price reductions ranging to 45 per cent below regular cost. ” he did rot believe he could last more! erg coming and was ch ‘aid Inch, “crowded to-; Tt} than another hour. | courage that returned t f the Volturno. e “I gave the order to get out and pro-) Through his whole na |. “It was hard work vision the boats,” he went on, ‘The | story of the way in which boat after boat of the surrounding ships, Jump,” he sal ! ea was running high and it was blow-' his peopie, . trying to reach us, had to give up the do it, The men wo i I f ay. near Beaver Bt. (uly Broowya Store, Liderty, 871 Fulton #L, op, City + ager B. ©. Thomas of the Uranium meanwhile ordered the 8 © & flashed, the Carmania steaming to us, @ tase) eee : 2 a z= You will be fortunate if you get EWeGan, “Cant. tach welt be given | Tie see ‘naw plate ef inrormetion | Then he toid In detall how he had of foam. She was travelling. winoteen any one of these 55 instruments | Gas eet be gied ond proud te |10 drawn and that concerns the manner | [olf Wakun & fire hove and fought knots and it was a welcome sight when Some of them are NEW Kranich & Bach pianos (191a models) that have ‘Beep hie tn ong employ.” im which the 150 met thelr death. wie Ae eae ie being. worsted, Boon stopped and dropped a boat but we never been out of the store. Thoy are in perfect condition and full wy asourance was given Capt. | estimate is that thirty were drowned) ts. awe that the Carmania had could see that the boat couldn't aet guaranteed —but we need space for fresh stock, so we have tagged them wit Pereenally ty Mr. Thomas shorlly/ im the loon of Miller's beat; forty in| 174- SPAVE a | 59 quick-selling prices. ‘Then there are about forty wsed pianos and player: i the Kroonland reached her pier| Zamgeell'’s boat ang forty more tas = ———— —= EF. NBEO ST aaa 63 | pianos, splendid instruments including such well known makes as the might. meant se| Boat Mo. 7, which away from the neve 8 PEE - — 4 ha Gunes Ware oe with | Volvarno bas tigate wader ner! [TUM MMU FOUNDED 1956 Mmm Tn) WITH A PUR Huntington, Mendelssohn, Sterling, Lindemann Cad laa Lorie ndiery det iy yal as OF #100: OR OVE! and Stodart as well as the peerless ff i Et he tama wring | maori eee! ~PRCO)KAW BROTHERS Felatives to care for them, are @f-| death—te Enows of no passengers who the hospitality of the Jewiah Im-| joes ghelz lives im that way—and the MENS & BOYS CLOTHING, HATS & FURNISHINGS Meme at No. 2 East Broad- other twenty ho thinks were drowned | KRANICH & BACH Sale Prices from $75 Upward ‘These are not exchange pianos worn out by hard service, Practically all of them have had eye slight wear that comes from renting them for concert purposes or for private use. ‘They look like new pianos—moat of them sound like new picnos—the only great difference is in the reduced tk Every instrument in this sale, used as well as new, is guaranteed i aie three ehildeen and ber meteors “ZO The clothing we produce for boys is of the Vincent's Hospital” Willams, Mre Msg GL ee we Gen GAG same quality and durability that has for years | marked the production of our men’s clothes. aid’s small goa, was drowned th erred to a lif t. amoag bie crew or io . INCH QIVES “SACK® TO| was never taken out of my cadln—it Our men’s clothing and overcoats — the best Lei baie i ” . ly payments will be arranged for any instrument. Famotner anus Phocians yeare old, "ne wld non be Hee fet the word of made at the most modest Price aaa! al a Ponte Store Open Evenings Se irene eee eee eae On A ie cee ere ae ura! development of oyr sturdy boys’ clothing. & KRANICH & BACH ‘ Tuahed to the boapijal vamadiately | ald: “ Hence our army of regular customers of three ‘ PREMIUM ale u, w. 16 W. 125th St, New York Ci Tiriecaay tos cours stventing es] 1 go on tha Joh In Sve minuteo ond years and up. WITH EVERY 9150 Ractase 10 "tenn? 2° vee Uptown Warerooms, 16 W. . New York City Gy they de wot think her shuld \e trec-| found her well aflame forward. Toe PURCHASE — LARGER AMOUNTS Im PROPORTION tured. believe ashe will get well. ‘flames were as high as our foremast, * — Gee eee ie oe Ne et maen| Astor, Place & Fourth Avenue 4:3 AV aR BET. M8519 Sts Crm DoCLseR BET LENOAA TAYE ONE BLOCK FROM BROADWAY —— SUBWAY AT DOOR at 7.80 o'clock last night. Both burned and body scorched, In “Where have you been?’ Inch asked, Sr: Red Star Hiner was warped vo Uller come out of the fo'c's'! with face € son apunsunennsunswnes inpnrnennecennnesnethe ot nes? te scaapanememmasaes:2705 062 tT The new cigarette. es — _— Made to capture the Egyptian cigarette market. Its quality is a challenge to any other five cent cigarette. Buy a box—and you'll realize what we mean Ly ; a good five cent cigarette. . Liggatte Myer Tatacco Cr. » 7th Avene and 1th Street