The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-04-24

b. and MS she took her place. rbic-
ne. Aston requested permission or ~
second officer to go with her for nrr
own protection.
"'No, sir, replied the officer, AT Q
man shall go ON a boat until the rprs
en- are all on Colonel Astor AisA
inquired the number OF the boat. Haiieh
was being lowered away. and nisl
turned to the work Of clearing ~
other boats and In reassuring the
frightened and nervous women
Says Fishing Boats Were Nsaz-
Mrs. d. w. Marvin. who was an .
honeymoon trip with her husband.
was Frustrated when she reachad the
pier, us her husband was 1851 Hlis
said:
"He grabbed me In his nrmr and
knocked down men to get me In tho
bont As was put In the boU DO
cried ITS all right, little grill you
20. and I'll stay little while IN
put gu life preseryer and jnnE on
and follow you The boat startet "a.
aud he threw kiss at me.
"rhere were ashing boats aboSa IN
boat, and think others must aasD
been saved. Dan and saw then ~
fore we went 20 our room. The mss
whom saw were brave, for my
pushed aside others when the cou1rtlr
made for the boats before the wcrnnts
"For Gods Sake. ooi-
Jacques FutreIle, the author. wAz@S
OF the first cabin passengers whs aare
ed with his wife and steadfastlT ~
fused to accept u chancekt to eukr =
lifeboat when he knew nnt the n
TAME was sinking undef him rhs
story OF how her husband went a b.
death was told thus by Mra FutreAn,
when the Titanic hit the icsaerU
there was the most appaillpE c,rins-
ment," said Mrs, Futrclle. Send nna,
after they have passed through airh
an experience. could BLANC sose u.Hsr
people for the panic that oveftFAeaaiEz1
some OF them1
y do not doubt that my husi'ani =
dead. but even that knowl 1dre lcssnaa
mako me suffer more, Therc cAph -
nothing worse than the mentnl unl''aAA
through which have passed s|n', "
were rescued
Jacques Is dead. but he died u4sh
hero: ihst know Three or fourrNss
after the crash rushed up 10 hin sfd
clnspcd him In my arms and b-fWf
him TO get into one Of the lifeboafs
"For Gods sake. gor he .Hiriy
screamed at me. as he tried to pun ~
away. and could see how he snfinrd
It's your last chance gor Thep ans
OF the ships officers forced me hon .
lifeboat. and ! gave up all hsre NJ
he could be saved
Calls Captain Smith q hsra
captain smith was the biggest hrrs
ever saw. He stood on the hfidED
and shouted through megaphons- NJ
ing TO make himself heard. The new
obeyed his orders as well as cons 81
expected" said Robert W. Danhs -
Philadelphia.
Five minutes after the crash rssY
body seemed TO have gone insans I'm
and women fought, bit and scrHt1l-A
TO bc Ia line for the lifeboais Lasa
ut my black eye and cut chin 1 -
these IN the fight
Then Captain Smith seemed . nf
some order, and the passengers nsss
sent to the fore and aft OF the bcnL--
Mon Gave Garments TO womr1
Miss Gretchen I.ongley. daughi.r a
former Judge Lonricy OF iindsoH y
Y. told this story OF her experiences
awhen we got t6 the deck we fsaud
number Of people gathering md
heard the order 10 lower the lsais
given. Before we left another iclsFx
came along aud scrapcd tie aAlns
forcing lee through the portfolios
II think that there were peossf -
board the shin when she sunk whaals1