The Washington herald., 1912-04-19
personal trIsnd. Of Ma,. Rutt. the prs.I.

lLS uSnllB bIndCk OF steamer.
personal friends of Maj. Butt. the Presi-
dents aid.
News was received yesterday in WASH
ington that Mrs. Edgar Myer, OF New
York. sister of Joseph /. Saks, Of the
local firm of Saks & Company, had
been saved. Mr.. Myer, the husband, is
reported as missing. Mr.. Saks met the
-Carpathia in New York last night.
Mrs. Stflson Hutchins Of Washington,
received a message yesterday TO the ef-
feet that W. E. Carter, OF Baltimore.
and his wife, who is a cousin of Mrs.
Hutchins, had been saved, together with
their two children. Mrs. Carter stated
in radiogram that all were safe.
Third-cIass Passengers.
A partial list Of the third-class pas
sengers and crew of the Titanic who
were picked up by the Carpathia was
received by wireless by the Navy De-
partment yesterday from the cruisers
Chester and Salem. The list, as received
by the department, is as follows:
Bures Moubarck. Halin Moubarck,
Giros Moubarck, Amlna Missulmona,
Fituea Submaket, Hanah Nun Kriko-
rean Muhum, Della McDelmont. Amo
Ludguis, Nora Murphy, Katie Mullin,
Katie McCarty, C. D. Messemock, Anna
Messemock, Mauera Yusefa, Karl Ma
thyo, Bertha Maniebut. Maggie Merri-'
gan, Bertha Maran. Kristof Madsen, Al
bert Moss. Mary McGovern, Blleonch
LRre, Margaret Marrigan Marie 7
Murphy, Anna MCGOWAN, Agnes McKoy,
Ernest McKoy. Alice McKoy, Thomas
John Niekarin. Adele Har-
son, Bertha Nelson, Mary Neket, Hobia
Neket, Helmina ]. Nelson, Anna Nyhen,
Helena Ongulen, ANNA KolsbotteI, Nora
Oleiry, Arthur Olsen, Coterina Patros,
Nobesa Patros, Benolt Picard, Ernst
Person, Narasy Roth, Anna Reibon, John
Choessen, Nicola Sulici Juho Strider,
Jane Schrubint, Jules Sap, Anna Sofi, s.
Joblem, Beatrice Sfnde, Rose Silbecome,
Agnes Sabelecome, Amy Stanley, John
Sundmin, Salia Smythe, Axel Shin, Flor
ence Kesorny, Croft Hemvig, Hedvig
William Turngest, " Artanon,
Ellen WiclSes, Slim Yesburg Hanna YOU
sef, George Yousef, Marian Yousef,
Scurly CUmson, Philip zenn. Nicola
Elisa, Nicola Oamb, August Abraham
son, Bednoura Aloun, Marian Asaim.
Garlic Nelson, Canderson Ospiand, John
Rosa Abott, Erna Anderson.
Selma Astlund, Lillian Astlund, Felix
Astlund, Alous Akelseph, Leak AXIS,
Fflly AXIS, Lee Bfng. Marie Boklin, Eu-
gene Boklin, Haline Boklin, Leatefey
Boklin, Hassif Casem Boyan, Emily Bat
man, Marie Bockstrom. Daniel Buckley, |
Bridget Bradley, Ching Hip, Rinar
Gust Cohn, L. NJ. Cribb, Min
ME Conto, Nevole Conto, VIII Conto, |
Kate Connsly. Ellen Carr, Theodore De-
nueder, Joseph Krigesne, P. B. DAILY, |
Charles DAILY, Marsola DAILY, Mrs. Ettie- |
lean and two children, Margaret De- |
1aney, Ros Bridget.
Taft CIings to Hope.
President Taft late last night still was
clinging to faint hope that Mai. Butt. |
his faithful aid, in some way managed /
10 escape death IN the dreadful sea |
disaster. President Taft eagerly await
ID news of the disaster at the White
House last night.
Senator and Mrs. Guggenheim were
lmong the Washington delegation which
net the Carpathia at the New York
lock last night.
Every church in the National Capital
Will be In mourning on Sunday for
hose who went down with the Titanic
Prayers will be lifted up for tie souls
" those who went to death in the frigid
waters of the Atlantic. Practically /
very clergyman in the city will make
eference in his sermon to the great sea
THE Wreck of the Titanic and Its
relation to the Christian Doctrine of
he Love of God'' will be the subject of
sermon by Rev. Frank ]. Goodwin,
astor OF the Mount Pleasant Congre-
ational Church. Rev. Fred W. John
on, pastor Of Grace Baptist Church,
viii take for the theme of his sermon
The Rule of the Sea; Women and
,hildren First" Rev. Hermon s. Pink
- i
'hurch, announced yesterday that he
Tould touch on the disaster in his SER
non Sunday morning.
To Hold Memorial Services.
Memorial services for those who gave
p their lives to the sea will be held at
{. Paurs Church next Tuesday morning
t 5 o'clock. Solemn high mass will be
Ing by Mgr. James F.. Mackin.
Oficials of the Bureau OF Construction ,
nd Repairs Of the Navy Department /
.ated yesterday that II such vessels as
le Titanic were suspended amidships.
ley would break in two of their own
eight. The hulls Of all vessels are de-
or bow and stern are on wave crests ]
nd the midships portion Is in the hollow {
, the wave apd vice versa.
Vessels are designed according to the ]
aters In which they will probably SAN.
he wave lengths ok the various oceans :
-e known with approximate exactness,
Id the hulls of ships are constructed
,cordinsly. 0mcials stated that the IT,
mic was built in accordance with the q
test methods known to ship architects '
ID engineers. and that no fault can pos
bly, be found with the construction. Of /
;ials said that there is not a large :
eamsldp on the Atlantic which could :
I've stood the strain to which the Titan Z
The probable fate OF William T.. stead, !