The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-14


RATS had survived the fearful cold, which
moderated but slightly during the night
Salvation Army.
Among those lost is said to have been
a little squad of Salvation army workers
from Worcester. --s
This band of salvatlonists, said to have
numbered ten persons, furnished accord
ing to reports, one of the thrilling IN
cidents of the disaster. When IL was
evident that. the boat must sink, and the
frenzied passengers were endeavorlng 10
get into the boats, the salyationists are
said to have fallen to their Knees, where
they Joined in prayer, invoking the Al
mighty to save and protect the snip
wrecked people Only one of this little
band a woman Is said to be among the
survivors,
Mrs. Feldman of Providence, one of the
survivors, in describing the awful scenes
following the collision, is quoted as rol-
lows: ,.
eve all seemed SO helpless. so utterly
hevond human aid. In the agonized cries
of frightened women and the SHOUTS OIL
men. / suddenly felt my husband selze
nv arm and force me to where they nau
started to lower the captains long boat
Men were climbing in, but my nuspanu
and some man / don't know lifted me H.
1T can never forget the cries OF an
o,,isb and terror that arose from those
who sank with the ship that disappeared
like magic under those whlte-cappeu
waves. I could hear some sweet Voiceo
woman singing gospel hymn-n WAS
Onward, Christian Soldiers -
aI,,st DC soon as we got away from
tho lost shin the waves began TO preak
over us and we were drenched 10 the
skin. ona 7 no.
gan to pray that l might ole, put 1oo
was merciful to me. MY huspahu CIV
another man would slap me anu hept -
hing NV arms and body. / think II saved
Their lives as well as my own, for 1t kept
our blood in circulation.
AFTER untold sufferings we finally go'
ashore at daybreak."
Missing Passengers.
Missing passengers
r. F. Perkins, Dorchester
II. Hulgren, Providence.
Antonio Jannetti, Providence.
:. Riccardi, address unknown.
Joseph P. Mulligan, Woonsocket, X. l.
the Rev. Philip Murfo, pastor 1tailah
NJ e. church. Providence.
Frank l.. Wilson drug clerk, Provl-
dence.
Samuel Paul, Pawtucket, X. l.
Mrs. Samuel Paul -,
Pauline Paul. aged 49, and Matilda Paul.
To- daughters of Samuel Paul'
Claude W. Lynd, Providence.
Fred II. Mooney, East providence
John Lewis, Providence.
John Campbell, weaver, Smlthteld, H. l.
Jacob Bonce, Providence.
Harry Bonce Providence.
Mrs j, T. Jensen, Providence.
Miss Louise Jensen. Providence
Fred Ellsbree, Providence
cant Richard Swan. Salvation army
VI n-ta
Lieut.. John Molin, Salvation army, Wor-
Miss Emma Recklung. Salvation army
Worcester.
Miss Alma Johnson, Salvation army
Worcester. or,,v
Worcester.
Evan Chritchelow, Providence.
l. d. Pitts Providence.
lanes NJ McCloud, Providence.
Mrs James M McCloud, PROVIDENCE
BENJAMIN Steiner Providence.
BENJAMIN Winniker. Providence
stephen e. Hedges PROVIDENCE
Kren Korajian. Olneyvile, H. l.
Mrs korajian.
Robert Biggard, Worcester
Claude E. Reed, Providence
Willard Franklin. North Atleboro.
Pratto Dereco, Providence.
Emanuel Lyon, New York.
BENJAMIN Cohen. Providence.
Mrs - Mackatz, maid. Woonsocket
Ephratm Kaplan. New York
Mrs. Jennie Shugarman. Boston
Miss Bertha Shain. Boston.
Morris Baimpolz. Boston.
Jacob Michailson. Belmar. N. J.
sadie Michailson.
James Blackwood. Ashton, r. I.
A. Acquit Carmonty, New York.
Thomas Cullen, Pawtucket.
Nicholas Jarella Providence, musician
Tony Lacourt, Boston.
Ralph Levin. Chelsea.
Rosa Maddad, Woonsocket.
Frank Mclaughlin, Providence.
Frank Milliken, Boston, of the Tran
script
George A. Monk. Woonsocket.
: Mrs. George A. Monk