The evening world., 1912-04-16
SEEK BRIDAL COUPLES IN VAIN.

nj parents OF u oo<oh oro"' coupes VINO hhu s"u rom the other III
.. ss na~sr Broadway in . great sreaaaS silent oneour.s by afternoon %" "''1 Every ~r
hour erouss. hundreds more n it vas o on NECESSARY to cali an .xua force force
whsrever m stopped in te throns he beard sob or suppressed excitement
hearts Of te eeresved or of unose who feared bereavement n had lost all
Mr.. F~rauarsou. mother of M~. d. W. Marvin, a pride. met thu parents
Of her ,sn,,n'aw a, . the Information mo, natl, ns sFSs .onI m ~0 w. 1 ma Jus, learned a that
!. ..w III mother o TIT boy pressing Ter wy forward for followed
II. .,n my sss. any s 70. ,: :ss .sm: he fen, mother, n .. ss s sss.;. s ssn. m. as . s. , .ss
The force Of clerks in the offices bore the appearance of spectres of
gloom Their faces wereh aggard from lack OF sleep and ceasehss toll all
swering innumerabie franicary worded questions The telephones of the
offices had never ceased ringing for twentyfour hours. For every phone
there were a dozen inquirers waiting, many Of them calling from distant
points who had spent hours in a vain effort to get tin touch with the line
ALL EQUAL IN THEIR GRIEF.
As the pack Of silent weeping people grew sondly in lower Broadway
there was n o room for the constant procession of automobiles and taxcabs
Magnincently gowned women mingled in the little park with women in
shawls and shabby bonnets. and for the moment all we're equal In their grief
For the relatives and friends of steerage passengers there as abso-
Mely 10 ley The company had no list oft their third class passengers, and
n word ws coming by wireless with the names Of any third class pas
Side by side with a big woman In ia velvet nd many hashins jewels
Magistrate Robert c. Cornell pressed his way into the Offices again this
morning for some word of the fate of his wife and her two sisters Mrs f.
d Appleton of Bay Side and Mrs. j. Murray Brown of Boston,
The Magistrate had almost gained the counter where the clerks were
handling the lists Of survivors when the bis woman in blue tainted in his
arms. She as revived quickly and told Historically that she "a a Mrs
Weir and that her husband had sailed from southampton o the Titanic
Magistrate Cornell inquired for her first, and when there as n news for
her she tainted again and raj borne out to her waiting automobile by a
policeman.
MRS. CORNELL MAY BE LOST.
Nor "a there n good nsw or Magistrate Cornell concerning the fate
Of his wife. His face went CHASTITY white when a clerk told him that he had
the names OF Mrs. Appleton and Mrs Brown on the survivors list, bit not
the name OF Mrs Cornell.
81 can't understand it," he choked out They were all in the same
stateroom when the crash came. They had only been abroad a week. cross
ing just to attend the funeral Of their sister, Lady Drummond"
A pale little maj who had bitten his lips o that the blood rn down his
chin struggled through the throng to ask about the fate of his brother, d.
W. Marvin of Brooklyn. who was on his honeymoon with his bride, The
newly wed Marvns had gone abroad with another newly wed Brooklyn pair.
MI. and Mrs George Harden. Both we're winding up their honeymoon COM
ing home N the Titanic.
Az the clerk swept his eyes down the list he picked on. the names OF
both MI. and Mrs. Harden and also the name OF Mrs Marvin. But Marvins
mar nt on the list. At this new the pale little man lifted his arm
above his head, uttered a sharp cry and hurried out into the street.
Another mn who could rot control his emotion was Charleso xenham of
Rev Dorp. S l. HI brother Thomas AM his cousin, Walter Harris bothE Eng
n.hmen. had sailed o the Titanic. N their m were lot o n the survivors
lists
Nathsn vtaavsr, . lawyer. Of No III. Nassau street had paced VI and
Gown tn pavement in front of the White Star omcesa Ill night long, waiting
Ter new of ne SAs Of Ms sbtH.. Nrs- Washlngtpp Dodge wMs u tho City