The evening world., 1912-04-18

tors havv been bssiesed by survivors, who wanted word ssnt 70 relatives
Mira John jacob Astor ssnt . long message 10 relatives telling Of the
tr.sedy and the probable drowhins q her husband: rhs wireless operator
Of the CarpAthia himself told s0ne Of ths story, ana tn he who will prob.
ably have to ton II when the ship reaches New Yrh
All hope that either isidor strsus or bis wife we're sav.d VA abandoned
BY the stnu' family to-day. j. A. Bsdsnock. . buyer for n. H. Macy Z Co
and . passenger % the Carpathia. sent the following wireless dspptch to
Missing. Every boat wNehed. Father. mother not m Car.
pathia Hops shl
One nsssass picked up last night from ls carpa.his told Of the rescue
OF Mrs Lucian d Smith. a bride Of six or seven weeks and the daughter Of
Congressman Hughes Of West virginia with her husband she was return.
The message. Which was received BY Mrs. smiths family stated that tho
bride was In q critical condition a. a result Of the shock, snd aked that per.
mission be sought Of tho Government 10 have her rsmovsA from The Car.
pashia besors the ship docksd.
IMMIGRANTS 70 BIZ SPECIALLY Carlo FOR.
Csmniasioner Of Immigration Williams made sransemsnts TO-DAY for
asssd by a corps Of his ma from tie Immigration station At Eis island
will be on the pier when the cafpAthia reaches II and q rapidly as possibl,
the immigrants will be admitted. and those who are unable to take care OF
themselves or havs no ftsnds to Do 30 will be provided for until their cases
on ultimately be disposed Of.
It probable that some Of the immigrants will be hsipaess charges %
u. osvw nm'nt for . uas It lest. q. they. like all others on the Inflated
|M'p: a~' hay. lost sv:rythias they had. money and aM
Some Of tas immigrants win probably have To ~ sent back to tbs,,
homes d their own request In the case Of some oR them. the heads Of the
families having been lost 10 the wreck. tho women and CHILDREN survivors
may prefer to return to their homes. whore they have friends and reaauvss
'oommtsionsr winiams has accepted the offer Of the womsns Relief Com.
mittee to al the inmigaats.
Among The charitable and other organizations volunteering assistance
the New York section Of the Council Of jewish wonsn end tho Hebrew
shs''shns aad Immigration Aid Society The former organization announced
last night tht prspasations had been msds By III members to look altar TIM
nseAs Of the Jewish woms. stssrasc passengers.
Lsos sanasrs. Judge q the Municipal Court and prsaideut Of tn. Hebrew
SAeltsfng anl Immigration AdS Society aA Q meetins Of the Executive Board
Of the society. appointed . committee Of seven which will meet the Car.
pathia upon arrival and will extend the facilities of the orssuinuou to thoss
survivors Of the Titanic disaster who may be in need Of assistance.
The House OF Shelter maiataiasd BY the society at No. ase.as1 East
Broadway. II was announcsd. will b able to care for At lsast nifty Of the sur.
vtvors for such length Of time - may be necessary.
On board the Titanic wore 3A1s bags Of mail for the United Slater.
Canada. South America and the Pastac isiands. Millions Of ietten went 20
the bottom with the great vessel
The lon Of the Titanic will sntall confusion and hardship on many
stor~ 81 New York which deal In imported goods for sprins wear. Tho
bulk Of the cargo wa made W Of oonsignments to the biz New York shou.
George b. Roger, at present pursr of the white Star liner LAnrsutic
AA been appointed - joat putssr VITA Mr.. MoEhruy OF the Tiapic. but
ct the last moment this dttai ws cancelled and hs Ysmans v puraer AZ
me Laursntc. Mr.. Barker. 'ls Of the Majestic. vas osasrsd To ths Titanic.
A s1sRss coincidence b hat M. Batsr relieved n. Rogers when tho
latter LETT the Republic. Mr.. Barker was saved when che disaster overcome
the Rpublc only to lose bis life on the Titanic.