The evening world., 1912-04-19
NTANCS 1,476 DfAD AWFUL
SACRfCET0 OCEAN SPEED MANIA
a DEFINITE order was given to man the iifeboatss
struct passengers 10 put on iife-preservers
WOULDN'T BELIEVE IN DANGER.
tconunusd From first rsss.,

A definite order IA Hven to maj N nfeboa0t n NeWafd1 were sent TO IN
passengers to put m nfepreservers.
BELIEVE IN DANGER. -
SO thoroughly grounded wa n belief of the cabin passengers that the
titanic vas unsuitable hal few of them too the accident seriously. Women in
evening dres waked OUT Of he lounge rooms and joked about rs situation
PASSENGERS protested asain.ts getting into tn. niesoet. .naoush .hs .Mp We:
.rmaned on the ship sd were lost after the mssns sos ? the Allison family
I.ador s,rau.a nd hs wife ala not appear on deck until Al osder la been
that only women and children should b snowsd In tn h'ebost. Ms
Those who escaped in the nrst nfeboats were duposed to look IN their expert
sound of music noated overt the 'starnt waves the lights of the Titanic were
burning 49,
The shock Of the collision had barely Jared the ship One mai who vas dc
/. Ss, .tss'' Of !" s \. j: s.': a ss ,s. ss rs tn hi s' s .sss n sn s.. ne to tt ,m > int s%s': |. . ssss n
Some of he passengers had returned to their berths
away from the ship i4 Mfsboas that the vessel would NOT remain anoat unn
zip should arrive, unh the boilers exploded. Then the end was apparent to all
and some were picked up by the boan which had not got far from the veiseL
light FOR LIFE AT THE LAST. .
children were removed, 1t Wis . fr.eNraA then on the d.k, where unsMned
geographically sts~afd.-wre trying % get the cumbersome boat. overheard.
Nearly all those VINO took par. in that struggle for life are dead. Those who
Just before tn. Titanic disappeared from view men and women ieaped from
an almost perpendicular position hundreds o the upper decks wsr throws into
the sea and were pulled down in tho vortex.
when the alright compartments In the after part Of tn Titanic were supporting
the balance " he ship None Is alive TO tell the story Of that brief period
A steward who took green light aboard nj o the nfeboas kept tn nest
craft CARRYING the .urv,yor. together Through the hour. unsa dawn the
me slipped by the hfsSoats A fUw men, more dead than alive. are pulled
The weather. " as bitterly cold IN the survivors suffered pAyLcai pain a.
well as mental anguish. Benumbed by the extent Of he catastrophe. los, Of
the women at modOnisss in their places. -A
The Ca~patha appeared soon after dawn. Not until he big cunarder was
close by did the realization of what had happened reach the women survivors
Many Of them became temporarily insane. II q necessary to use force 4
place them in swings in which they were hoisted to the caroaMias decks
FOL an emergency. Passenger. on tho cun.rdr save their cabin. to the
survivors The captain surrendered his for hospital purposes.
had jumped into the water and been picked up by the .Mfeboas.
Four dead mel were taken aboard Thea carpathia from the riancs boat,
Four II he survivors died on the voyage to New Fork. Funeral serucm wore
held Monday afternoon and yesterday afternoon.
little ons. We. tossed overheard by their parents s"na . r ,.swra S ~ =: a In.,'
The detnty u these orphans ma ever b. determined