The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-05-17
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TITANIC STORIES /.
T0SthATORS Smith
Miss Mmahan Accuses Off.
Ger lowe Of Profanity To-
ward Those Rescued.

eon,nl,tec Investigating the greck OF
IN. Titanic bo,a +. session Yesterday.
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w. 7i,Se,n,,,onai Mercantile Marine
comp1ny. fro.- ALI blame In regard 20
eAnpft stink ar conresiing the news that
the Titanic had sunk.
Two afiday1ts were filed with the COM
m,ttee.
s<ns was from Miss Daisy Minahen OF
&ras,d RApsds. wis. and the other fran
Mrs. Emily Borie Ryerson Of Cnlraso,
Nth pAssenaefs on the Inflated ship.
Miss Ainahan's statement was In the
nature OF an arraignment OF Fourth
f,nyr.r Lowe she said toa, when the
E..,... go, a.. ,c.hery mn one came
ST.. sa,d ,ho ,r,gh,.
&s.e ner "a'"i"e, S"e SUI" 49,,
MI sisn OF the Geek to"aIu ."e w" y.
the boa, gave her her hrst rear OF
DANGER
AN officer came along and told Us
There was no danger" she says. "Hc
to,A ma 20 ve, in,o N ,ifebost as a pre-
r.,,,,o. IL, A,,or r,oL,rg three MT
so.o" o"S' .as.sa,,
tempts 10 ger INTO po''s We '"...u
"a setting INTO liieoont 10 ~ onees
b1sre yelling and cursing at men TO
Stand back and lie, the women get Int,
the bos,,"
S.x.@,.,. ,,,...n A. uou~N
~o 1--WE S
tN PASSENGERS.
I Miss Minahan states that when the
hfebost was nlled there were no ssamen
10 man It. She said as the boat reached
khe level OF the deck men Jumped into
me boat until the officer threatened to
shoot the next man who Jumped. She
..ia there uer. forty.e,wh, passengers
a. -,
=" .. IT, o. . - ,.,rr.,
=, he o"cer' whose name esr"eo
Suerward 10 Dc 1--we, sa,u MISS M'ns
nan, was eon, cont a m. .sn re'srh NJ
such as good song 10 sing would Dc
Throw Out the Life Line" and l think
the bes; thing for you women 10 do ~
20 take a nap
women implored Ohicer Lowe OF boat
no. 20 divide his pa ssengers among
the three other boats and 20 back to
rescue Others His frst answer to these
requests, she states. was You ought
30 be damn glad you are here and, have
sot your own NE" After som" time he
was persuaded to do as he was asked.
"As came up. to him to be- trans
ferred to the other boat" SAID Miss
Nina 6a a. ne sAid. Jump. Cd damn
you, jump"
the two hours we were in nj, boat thai
the wonien passengers all Thought he
was under the influence OF LIQUOR"
A,arua,srs ,nooaa NOT agA0v
,s,..... 49, 80.
20 EHeN Sn'r SAiteO.
16s nAAoA N tes s.s:meat says
u.s. stswar1sss who hsd been ssved
Sell her thai AFTER. the Titanic left
0ousham1epV thrs were aunssS Of
eaxpsntsrp Wofk1ng TO put the doors Of
tAe aar.t4gAt compartments IN WORKING
eslsr. they had grsat dimcu1ty N
aakiAg them respond, ana one Of them
NDDAyks1 .tAAt thsI, wypld be o. little
tsU%n case Of aeoidsnt because IL
Voala tats % long 70 make tAsua work.
Mrs Ryerson SAID that at the time OF
the collision she was awake and heard
the. ,Angines STOP but felt no Tar. She
SAid her husband was asleep and she
raAg and asked q steward what was the
matter. He replied there was talk OF
n iosbsrg and they had stopped not "a
run into k...She eai1, she went out On
deck end heard an ofiicer order every
- = NJ - S6SesIes and como up on
a. ~ e4S1 her husband wa quite
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