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her maid, were safe aboard the Car pathia.
 Members of the Guggenheim and Strauss families had representatives ct the White Star Line offices in an ticipa'ion of receipt of some definite word concerning Isfdor Strauss and Benjamin Guggenheim, who were among the prominent passengers. Those names were not in the surviv- ors' lists received up ito S:30 o'clock. Henry B. Harris Missing. Numerous inquiries were received regarding the fate of Henry B. liar ris, the theatrical manager, and his wife. The list showed that Mrs. Harris had been saved, but no word came regarding her husband
 Vice President Franklin of the In- ternational Mercantile Marine said today that he had heard that the Car pathia would arrive here on Thursday evening and that his information was that there were 675 survivors of the Titanic on board. Mir. Franklin said he did not expect to receive any fur ther wireless messages from the Oly- mpic on this side of the Atlantic, and that steamship would soon be in po- sition to send all his wireless reports to the London office.
 Philadelphia Anxious.
 Long distance telephone calls came from Philadelphia throughout the night inqulring for the many society folks from hat city aboard the Ti- ;anic. The name of Mrs. George C.. Widener was posted as among those on board the Carpatha. The names of her husband and ser son, Harry Elkins Widener. did not appear among those saved.
 Vice President Franklin this morn ing tried to get in communication information that was likely to be sent by wireless.
 Nothing more has been received, said Mr. Franklin, since the list of passengers was given out l am try ing to get Montreal on the telephone to try to find out where the Virginian Is. She could hardly be returning to this side unless she had some of the Titanic's passengers aboard" It was stated at the White Star of- fees that President Taft had sent q number of dispatches to Halifax, in- quiring about the safety of Major Butt.
 Revised List of Survivors.
 Cape Race, New Foundland, April 16.-Following is revised list of the first-class passenger survivors Of the Titanic on board the Carpathia bound for New York:
 Harry Anderson, Mrs. E. Appleton, A. H. Barkworth, Georgia Brayton, Earl H. Behr, Henry Blank. Miss E c. Bowen, Mrs. J. H. Brown, E. F. Calderhead, Mrs J. w. Cardeza, Mrs Lucille Carter, Master William Car ter. Mrs. E. w. Favendish and maid, Mir. and Mrs. M. C.. Chumbers, Mrs. Crosby, MT. and Mrs. A. A. Dick' J. I. Flynn, Dr. and Mrs. Frauen- thai. Mrs Leon Gibson, Sir and Lady cosmh Duff Gordon. M4s. Lee G. Greenfield, Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Harper, Mrs. Charles M. Hays and daughter, Mrs. F. G. Crosby, Mrs. Devillersk, Mfs. Wtalaer DouglasAN Miss Alice Fortune, Mrs. J. Fur telle, Miss Ella Goldenberg, Miss Margaret E. Graham, Henry J.. Hawkesford, Miss Jean Hippach, MT. and Mrs. Fred M. Holt, Mrs. A. F.. Leader. Miss Mary B. Lines, Miss G. A. Hall, Mrs. D. w. Marvine, Miss Daisy Minntahan, Miss M. Newell, E. e. Ostby, MT. Formond, Mrs. Thomas Cotter IT,, Mrs. Edward s. Roberts, Miss Edith Rosenbaum, Countess of Rothes. Abraham Salaman, Freder- ick Seward, Colonel Alfonso Simon ius. MT. and Mrs. John Snyder, pr. Max stapeline Mrs. George M. stone, Miss B. w. Allen, Mrs. John Jacob Astor and maid, Mrs. James Baxter, MT and Mrs. R. T. Beckwith, MT. and Mrs. D. H. Bishop, Miss Caro- line Bonnell, Miss Ellice Bowerman. Brs J, Brown, Mrs. Churchill Car