New-York tribune., 1912-04-19
ALL DARK AFTER CRASH;
RUSHING CROWD INSANE
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ish Look at NV black eye and got those fight
"Tben CAPTAIN seemed order and the
o.rs ,,ere sent 70 the fore aft of the big boat
Continuing Mr. Daniel said there was frshtu grinding noise
throughout , ~.
saw men PRAYING struggled the rail- Curses
- eed the air Women had been the music where
hd heen in nroeress dressed evening
wearing diamonds had just got to their hunks and
dressed in amsy night attire All rushed with one op]ec-o get
the lieboas
Captain Smith remained bridge, trying to make himself
heard H was still shouting him. AS the passengers
got into the thrown in they did not move
fast enough-an jumped in to command and the ooa were
swung from their dsvits and down into the water be-.
4undred seemed did for the feboats They
see there was for hem and they jumped overheard
WENT OVER SIDE OF BOAT
What happened to you?" Mr. Daniel asked
"Oh can't tell YOU what happened hardly know myself
replied naked grabbed something and uttered one prayer
Then went over the the side OF the boat
AT this point that he had to be led
to rail- where ne rested himself for few moments
Let me smoke cigarette before 60 on, he said
After waiting nternlinab time with the colapsbe boat
my hands felt the Titanic sinking under my e could feel her
going bows The storage batteries furnishing the light
again gave darkness tried to wait but suddenly
myself eapng from the rail- in the air. and felt
eternity before hit When felt that
being the suction and when felt cake OF ice near
clung to it.
Il was naked For FIVE hours with cakes and when
other almost gave up
Describing trip in the Capathia, Mr.. Daniel said
did Bruce Ismay board the Capathia IT my under
standing Captain Smith is understanding know Smith
never permitted of those leboats
MRS AsToR IN SURGEONS CARE.
recall got Carpaha Mrs John Jacob Astor
assigned given her by of the the
Carpah did Mrs Astor since Monday morning, but
know she in the of ships surgeon
he there had been shooting board the Titanic
panic Mr. Daniel said he heard of nothing of the Sort but added
Mr.. Daniel continued his narrative saying:
Mrs Smith board the Capatha She daughter
of Congressman Hughes. Her husband lost"
the description Daniel of the horrible pounding and
knocking last hours of the Titanc struggle keep
he said he thought of the vessels machinery
given pounding against the bottom sides Of the
big He said he did think the boat remained close enough
O the iceberg have been pounding against the ice.
Mr.. Daniel asked what the condition of the
picked up from the feboats.
Horrible horrble his reply Every Of the persons
open for hours. We had bite
coming zee great bergs chilled
the of bones One of the in the boats
frozen death, think
The Titanic struck the berg 1920 o'clock We could tell from
sinking The whole front part the
seemed
I'VE from the first there hope We doomed
We were confident of that gradually
When got the boat throng
struggling persons the rail of the doomed ship
Il three feboats drawn under the wrecked
and were lost Each was hled with passengers
"A number Of passengers confident in the bow of the
that sank Why they did allowed
to go--to another part of the steamer do not know
1T possible for personal had
things that would much like have
crash cameit seemed the whole thing
mnutehe apparently insane Many OF
fearing death FORMS collapsed Perhaps they died
where they lay
Mr. Daniel among the first appear the gargway the
exhausted assisted Mrs Reaching
of the gangway he surrendered the anng her
father, Congressman Hughes
Removing derby that had been given him passenger
in Carpathia he said
II did the best could
caught of who had gathered
about him.
Exchan reached the pie ortb nAJ nnlnOr