The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-17
Midnight Came And Went And Night Grew Old But No Word Game
 Of Details Of The Tragedy
THOSE SAVED ARE ELOQUENT
 TRIBUTE TO HEROISM OF MEN
Picture Presents Itself of Astor Guggenhem Sraus Butt Stead and Roebling Gallantly Remaining to Die That Women and Children Might Be Saved Thrilling
 Story Remains to Be Told

That the final roll of the rescued from the Titanic disaster had practically been made the impression that al conviction last night the hours without the revision of lists adding measuaby known Of definite of the disaster the night added little Down Atlantic coast fog enveoped places the reports showed cep the Cunarder Capatha bearing her the o6S that had been snached from the waters when the anic life boats laden to their limit by made their from the liner became known that she to take her fatal plunge.
 Silence Still Reigns
 But although the ship reported within wireless range of the Sable Island wireless station comparatively early every waiting catch the snap of which might that the great secret of the liner death was about to given up mdng and the night began od and still the word had not been spoken
 Carefully compiling the available lists, the record of the named survivors of the disaster stands significantly thus
 Men, 79.
 Women 233.
 Children, Is.
 Total, 32S
 Of the remaining $40 known survivors is estimated that than 100 required to the boats This would leave approximately 0 and the ordinary proportions of and children in the eerage where the passengers the Ttanics numbered 710 it probable that the greater of these 40 and their little
 Was Deliberate Sacrifice Nothing could show plainly the heros of the crew and the who stood by the doomed ship facing practical inevitable death and sent the and children the life boats Some would have to be left that certainty Hundreds in fact left But to all appearances the who left stayed behind deliberately calmly step ping aside let the weaker those whom they pro tection, take their way to safety
 Sinking by the head Have cleared boats and filled them with and children
 This the final message these brave the world for directly afterwards that their wireless signals spu tered and then stopped altogether The picture inevitably that presents itself in of what Is known is of like John Jacob Asor master of of millions; Benjamin uggen helm, of the famous family of Isdor Straus er chant prince; William Roebng noted engineer-of of these stepping aside ard bavey gaanty remaining to die that the place he otherwise might have filled per haps be taken by abo shod shawl enshrouded terae and pennless peasant woman of Europe
 Remaining to Die
 Thus the stream of with oddng or babes in arms, perhaps most of them be widowed filed up from the cabins and the side and away to fe The men, by far the greater part of them, remained die millionaire and peasant and of middle class alike bravey t have been sharing each others fate going down to com grave.
 Of the survivors wIatg Their story of perl an sdutern with the revelation they will furnish of just what happened on board the stricken ocean gantpcures which will leave the inauguration nothing to draw remains to be told How quickly they will be able and clear mn all tho mysteries of identity which the limited carving capact o Caala wireless has left the world doubt seemed to depend largely upon atmospheric condition
 Weather On the Coast Thick
 The weather thick the last night not only in erferng It IS believed with wireless communication from the liner to Sable Island but probably with rate of New York; whither she is heading Meanwhile other methods of communicating with her than by land stations are being tried.
 The weather thick the coast last night not only interfering 1t IS believed with wireless communication from the Inner to Sable Island but probably with rate of pro gress to New York whther she heading Meanwhile other methods of communicating with her than by land stations are being tried.
 From the Virginia Capes the scout cruisers Salem and Chester armed with powerful wireless apparatus speeding toward the Carpathia and before very many hours have elapsed IS hoped they will be in touch with her.
 All hope that of the Titancs survivors might be on board either the Parsan the Vrgnan had to be abandoned late yesterday when was definitely learned neither steamer