The evening world., 1912-04-19
Mt Jaw A DEAD MAN IN A
OoAT.


lt0uiA not Oear 10 leok upon that
-. Aisrsessa molhsr's tacs. ana her
1872 NJ Through me like knife
49, race my way to the decs
= dine % ~ the last two iifseoats
~ rEsnae survivors being pulled
Il dRGu16e ~ . reos. The two boats
- Mostly aiisa With women AND ch,'.
0r. aNA eae Of the boats had . dsad
~. TnAA vas ny arst SIGHT OF ac'
~ Nsath. A. the beeis were oeIns
ArUuS IN many Of b women rsoos'
49, friends % the dsek q the arp
~ W. had prscedsA them IN otner
leats. and several lost control OF
neelvss and cried ~hystencal'y o
q lhAie saintns into The arms o. ths'r
ss0b&a,ons! a.
rope ladders end SWINGS. Just r'ts
~ nina thet children delight In, we're
- va 'ojn and the people In the two
ID . vsee Nrawn up to the deck. the
We setsaed 10 lose absolute contro,
I'll tnemsssvss At th's point.
uul'n6nsd ana fought against sscsnd'ne
~ .rSpe ladders or taking seats In h
Snn. The men In the boats to
~ lthrm into the sw'ngs. where they
GaI screaming - they wore drSwn
a113Ara sN'p.
4Hat vas the last Of the rssrusd. Blk
- ufeboats anl two collaprlbls boats
~ left the Titanic. One OF the cci!ap-
49, boAts overturned n was used NJ
III. end In this way several psrsons
voPo brought 70 safsy. The rescued
- 100000 >SV >~s~, ekA CseunthNa
OpoUpe or SURVIVORS TELL
THEIR gApkNIeNces. u
Rees asA shsrs little groups xathssfd
e1utut telling of their experiences.
jeeaed out over tire Ice heid. thinkino
voold see something Of the Titanic.
ehonght ! would see . mast sticking on
6 Ae water, but al that ! saw VA
~ Two oversurneA Nfsboats and SOM
$3.50 Of broken wood floating shout
the womsn's cabin ! saw . woma'
Iylns In Q couch wrapped In . blanket
O. the door nearby wal . pile Of We
cjothine-her clothing that had been Gu
from her by the stewards. She told o
hes ordeal aboard the sinking ship. sh
~ ne vas on the deck OF the Titani
awaiting her turn to get into q iifeboa'
~ the iifeboat was being lowered tn
Ttaanic suddenly went down. The rus
oRevAter flooded the decks and washe
hGA IN her feet. A. she was FOUNDER
~ atout In the Icy water she saw
seDapsible lifebost that had overtime
~ WAS being used as a raft. Sewers
- Eers on this ~improvised raft al
slu3 crisdL y them al she felt the Titanic
dG0k disappear beneath her. to hel
~. The men paid no attention TO h
crts and with desperation she tire
heteelf aboard without any assistance
Thy had 10 oars m the men balance
~ frail craft by moving from sid
~. They drifted about in this way Il
III pr three hours before they wei
ssd up by one OF the Titsnlc's boa
alfeady oysrcrowded with survivors. II
wSonsn pho told me his story ",
~ Ro1a ABBOTT OF Providence. Il. /.
c3NO GAME RESUMED ATE
THE CRASH.
another survivor. a man, told me
thu spdd.nness of the ritan!c's sinkin
~ said they had been sitting In l.
oqD's smoking room playing cards. T
oNot ~ the ship struck the lceDe
tGoev hin and his companions u
to0tI chairs. Some OF the players Aft
OoQiag on thelr feet went on deck To .
vDbt wa The matter. The iceoers "
~ the opposite side OF the ship fro
were they were and they saw nothil
alarU them. Ny infor msnt tn
vvbt 70 his slateroom. thinking noth!l
oSsA. aa4 began 10 uniress. HIS COZ
2tions Ststurned to their card San
the messengers anne to each
0stsrooms. 10 the smoking roon
ether places and quietly order
poeDe0Ssrs to put On their We ~