New-York tribune., 1912-04-18
|NQU|RERS SWARM HOTELS
Friends and Relatives Of Passef'
gers Besiege Offices.
MANY HAD RESERVED ROOMS
Judging from Reports Few If
Any Entire Parties Will Come
10 Claim Them

Ever since word was received IN this city
OF the disaster that betell the Titanic the
ofrces az the big hotels have been besieged
by the friends and relatives OF those who
had hooked passage on the liner The
clerks have been kept busy calling up the
newspaper ofices and the of1ces Of the
White Star Line 70 ask about this or that
passenger az the behest OF anxious guests.
Most II the hotels thsve telegraph ofhces,
and the operators have been kept busy
telling inquirers that they had no word
from the Carpathis The only private mes
sage tc be reiayed from the Carpathia
reached william Graham, president Of the
American Can Company. who lives at the
Plaza The message read
Safe on hoard Carpathia
This is believed 10 refer 10 hts wife and
daughter Margaret who had booked on
the Titanic.
Another private message vas relayed
from the Olympic 10 the WaldorfAstoris
II was received by Mrs. J. ". Bonnell' OF
Youngstown, Ohio, and read.
"Al the women are safe Have m word
Of George"
This message vas from Henry Wick 2
brother Of Mrs Bonnelt who is aboard the
Olympic The phrase "Al the women safe
is believed 10 refer only TO the women OF
the Wick party. which included Miss Caro-
line Bonnell. her aunt, Miss Elizabeth Bon
rell; George D. Wick. Mrs. Wick and their
daughter, Miss Natslia Wick
Friends Of DR. and Mrs Henry W Frau
enthal, al the Hotel Netherlands, were
gratified 10 learn that they were among
the rescued Mrs Frauenthsl. who was
Mrs Charles Rogers, Of this city and Far
Rockaway before her second marriage
was married 10 Dr. Frsuenthal in Paris
last February.
The last word heard from them was
from Milan Italy, when they sent word
20 reserve an apartment for them al the
Netherlands. beginning last Tuesday when
the Titanic was expected 10 dock. Dr.
Frauenthal is head Of the Orthoped!o Hos
pltal, al lZ3d street and Madison avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Hoyt, OF Greenwich,
conn.. who are numbered among the saved.
had also reserved apartments OF the Hotel
Netherlands
Many friends Of William 3. Silvey. OF
Duluth. who had ordered rooms reserved
for Mrs s!lvey and himself before they
sailed on the Titanic, were hoping that
later DISPATCHES would number him among
the saved. But they had little hope. for
ALI the lists OF saved. while including Mrs.
silvey. made no mention Of her husband.
Another couple whom the disaster proba'
bly parted, who had reserved rooms ct the
Gotham. were Mr.. and Mrs William a.
snsncer. OF this city. The list OF rescued
speak. of Mrs. Spencer and her maid. but
there is no word Of her husband.
Al the St Regis Mrs. James Brown Potter
was hoping that the name OF her brother
in-law. Thomas Porter. tr., would be In
cluded beside that Of his wife. whose name
appeared in the first list OF those rescued.
Many who probably went down with the
Titanic had reserved rooms for themselves
az the Ritz-Carlton. Among them were
Mrs. T. D. NJ. Cadusa, whose relative MIS-
J. w. N. Cadusa, is listed among the res
cued as Mrs. ]. w. Cadeza- They are Pn!la-
delphians.
Lucien p. Smith. whose wfe's name ep-
pears among the rescued, was also proba'
bly, lost. No word has been heard at the
Rltz-Carlton Of Mr. and Mrs. z. Hpkins,
OF London. who sailed on the Titanic.
At the Hotel Manhattan J. w. Allison, OF
Montreal. is mourning the loss Of his cou.
sin. II. 8. Allison. and the iatter's wife. In
the list OF rescued appear only the names
OF his cousins son. Master Allison. and his
nurse.