The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-04-26

Ihouaht hueband by Her Side.
OF how Colonel Astor met bis death.
she had no definite conception She
recalled. she thought. that In the con.
fusion AS she was about TO be put into
one OF the boats the colonel was
standing by her side
After that. as Mr. Hiddle recounted
her narrative. she had no clear recol.
lection Of the happenings until tho
boats were we'll clear Of the sinking
steamer
Mrs. Aston, Il appears. left in one
u the last boats which got away from
the ship. II was her belief that all
the women who wished 10 go had then
been taken on Her impression was
that the boat she left IN had room for
at least fifteen more persons
Clear and starllt
Mrs Edgar J Meyer OF New York
said.
IT was a clear and starlit night
When the ship struck We were In
our cabin My husband went out on
| the deck 10 see what was the trouble
lie came back and said We had hit an
Iceberg but that II did not amount
to much I said was nervous We
went Oh deck for a walk More PEG.
pie said tho accident was Of no i'm.
portance II would only delay our ar
| rival.
u was afraid and made my husband
promise II there was trouble he would
not make me leave him We walked
around the deck a while. An oiiicer
came up and cried All women into
tho llfeboats.'
My husband and discussed II and
the officer said You must obey or.
dors'
Decided 10 Separate.
We went down into the cabin and
We decided. on account Of our baby. TO
part llo helped mo put on warm
things. got into boat, but there
were no sailors aboard. We called to
tho ship that there were no men In
tho boat They sent n sailor down.
AN English girl and rowed four
hours and a half Then We were
picked up at six o'clock In the morn
Ing We were woll away from the
steamer when II went down. but We
heard the screams OF the people left
on the boat
There were about seventy widows
on the Carpathia and all were won
derfully brave The captain Of tho
Carpathla and the passengers did all
they could for US. Mrs. Harris says
my husband and MT Harris and Mfr
Douglas lowered the last boatload iulI
OF women. All three were perfectly
calm.
Fights 10 Save wife.
Mrs. Daniel W. Marvin OF this city
who was on n honeymoon trip with hei
husband. was almost FRUSTRATED whni
she reached the dock and learned he
husband had not been picked up b!
some other boat.
MY God. don't aHk me too much.
she said; tell me. have you any new
from Dan? lie grabbed mo in hi
arms and knocked down men 90 ge
me into the boat As was put in tn
boat he cried:
"It's all right, little girl; you X
and will stay q while. I'll put on
life preseryer and Jump on and follow
your boat
AS our boat showed on no thre'
kiss at me. and that Is tho last
saw OF him"
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treal and their daughter we're drowned
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