New-York tribune., 1912-04-20

nterposed and said: I'll CO. if you like
Are YOU sailor? asked him. He answered: m yachtsrdn
prove that you sailor by getting that fall clear
have to be sailor to do it, 1 warned him. ~
e proved good sailor in the boat and did brave "oH
in protecting the and children
"Who he?"
Major Peuchen, of Toronto ,
The second said all the and children ne c0uo e'
into each rapidly thereafter he dion nave ~
to count each but gathered load tor each boat
Were the passengers particularly the women and Children easy
to manage and quiet?
thew couldn't have quiet had they been IN
church."
"Wb.re did YOU last see Captain the Senator asked
Lghtor said he the boat deck but that his
CAPTAIN Smith was walking of the Titanic
II was busy my about fifty feet away and feeoect
the captain walking did then hear him giving any orders
I was too away
when the Titanic csankwe decks intact"
Absolutely intact" sdL LighttoDer.
Senator Smith he heard Captain Smith give
when asked should the and children boats pneo
Lighttoler, he responded Yes, and lower away
What did you do'"
"obeyed order . .
Captain A. H. cpah read the committee the report
he sent the home Office of yesterday in which
he gave the details with the situation when ne
~ " NJ. Carpashia April 10, 1912
ITO General Manager Steamship Company Ltd Liverpool
Sir following Monday 18th inst
Titanic Had struck ice Required
assistance l6 North sol+ West oroereo
ship then being South H T. 'ue' hyes
Sent for chief engineer and ooeea OUT "
okers and to possible orders all hfebos pre-
pared spare gear ready for lowering Then
English doctor purser and chief steward and gave Following ~
ions ,.-
Italian doctor-Wth in second class dining
Hungarian doo-Wh third class dining
supplies of oaves suian's and everything
to hand need of probable wounded or sick
and chief steward to receive passengers
dining rooms ETC. Also 10 g |n''sar names au
possible send by wireless stewards ana
third class dining hall and also keep them out the way ana " " "
prevent confusion
INSTRUCTIONS CARE FOR SURVIVORS,
Chief stewds-Th all called and have coffee
saloons the and some OF the boats " see all
rescued immediate wants attended to-
my cabin cabins to be given Smoke ROOM library
dining utilized accommodate the All spare
ae utilized for Ttanc passengers All our own seefase
sengers grouped together.
should placed each aeyway our own passen
or the
TO all strictly enjoined the necessity
and all confusion
Chief and first o6cers-A Pre-
gangway each side block with line each gangwa
sung getting sick and wounded Bo
chairs pilot bags for children Cargo falls with both
end, clear bow lines bghs side for
distributed along the
topped inches also told OFT officers tor
and for certain eventualties
rockets to be hred at 2A M and every quarter
hourth o Titanic.
ash bags were OF great assistance senns the
infants and children aboard
am proud and happy loyalty obedience and
the officials and the working under
them all working with perfect willingness and without the hen'eS
fuson unnecessary
readiness he reported personally
that everything readiness
several officials and they most
efficiently carried
other that we had made
possible A. H. ROSTRON, Captain Carpatha"
o'clock
Isy and Franklin the White Star Line early
hear the testimony.
cARPATHIAs OPERATOR HEARS CALL FOR HELP
pink checked Engishman
Caa The Carpath
range miles Conditions Sunday night good He
receiving Cod and trying touch with
the Partisan to confirm message previously received from her
getting about H. he sad but still had
had message from the Titanic about
1t a for MrsM Marshall of passengers
Titanic had received messages from Cape Cod for
distress D.
asking waste the captain They answered Yes
without confirmation?
Smith
NO
Suppose had confirmed?
Il would have the captain
Il asked
About four minutes later again
position All right message