Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-19
MenfromS Storage Ar Shot
DeadinB oatto Save Women
Members of Titanic's Crew Attempted to Hold Back Third Cabin
Passengers, Survivor of Disaster Declares.

NEw YORK Apru 1p-Pfiful tai Ell were related by some Oft the steer
age passenger of III Titanic al the y cam off the carpathia- Few Of
these passengers were met by rehhv es Or friends and a majority were taken
in charge by charitable organizations A thrilling story a told by Ellen
Shine a O-year-od girl from County c oI Ireland, who came here to visit a
"Those were able to get u of bed" said Miss Shine, rushed to
deavored to keep them in the steerage quarters The women, however.
rushed by these men, knocking them n finally reached thu upper
deck When informed that the boat vas SINKING mos OF tnem fh o
their knees and began to pray.
II SAY m Of he nfeboats m m AIDE for it, In it were ur men from
the seerage. They were ordered u by a officer n refused to leav Then
one Of the officers Jumped ntot he boat n drawing a revolver shot thu four
men dead. Their bodies we're picked tut from the BOTTOM of the boat and
thrown imot the sea" ~
His three roommates in thu steerage, Patrick OConnen Patrick
OConnor and Michael Lonahan. were drowned. Buckley declares tina when
the Titanic event Town there was a re ar like thunder
1.-THE lights kept burning" said B uckhy until the ship san from
sight Men fought with women dow n in the steerage nd the n again
officers would drag men from the boat 8 in order to lie women have their
places"
A pathetic incident of the Storage vas the placing IF eve CHILDREN
four girls and three boys-nto n of the neboats. Their parents were lost
W OF the niue ones whose h anes oWu NJ NJ oe $50 "o
hospitals One la scarlet fever n the other memhgis.
August Wennerstrom a Swede, sp led a conapsfbe boat behind n O
the smokestacks as the vessel was sinking. With three other men ne man
aged to tear it from its ashfngs n thu fou jumped overheard with IT..
The boat overturned our tmes,b but Zach time they managed to right 1t
finally Il OF them we're saved by the Carpathia. While drifting about
wennerstrom said he saw at least 200 mem in the water who were drowned.
persisted, lost besides her husband all her worldly possessions.
when TIL crash came" said Mrs Dyker Il net Adoph on deck He
had a satchel in which we're w gold watches, two diamond rings. a sap
grabbed a life preserver and said he would try o sav himself. That was
the last saw OF him. When she life @@t cane 'on@Fae the earpattni n
of tf~~e = It throw ny eatchel TO he deck I have no. seen It since"
Kate Muin, of County Longford, Ireland, told Of how stewards had
tried to keep back III steerage women She said se saw scores or lei
IND werner iumD overheard and dro W n
Guner Tengln, a Swede, "a saved IN the next to the las boat which
left he Titanic. Before getting into the boat he placed W historical
women in another boat Then he heard a cry n looking u say a
woman standing OF the deck The woman, he say dropped ron
her rms her baby, which Tengin caught and ave to M II the women
he had put in the boat Then he got into his W boat which was
|dc9pwar3 Of the Titanic. Tenehn declared that lie had seen numerous
persons leap from the decks of the Titanic and drown.