The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-16

three saved whose names have not yet
been sent by wireless. The first cabin
passengers accounted for are one hun
dred and thirty-two women, sixty
three men and six children. OF the
second cabin Survivors eighty oight are
women, sixteen men and ten children.
Major Butt May Be Lost.
Repeated calls were made for infor~
nation relative to the fate of Major
liutt. the presidents aide President
Taft tclegraphed the company and was
promised immediate word IL anything
of definite nature regarding Butt was
received.
Members of the Gusgenheim and
Straus families had representatives AT
the steamship offices throughout the
night in anticipation of some definite
word concerning Isidor Strauss AMI
benjamin Guggenheim. who were
among the prominent passengers.
These names were not IN the Survivors
list received
Numerous Inquiries were received re.
gardlng the fate of Henry b. Harris,
the theatrical manager and wife. The
list shows MIS- Harris was saved but
no aord came regarding her husband.
This morning Ii was definitely ascer-
tanned that Sir Cosmo and Lady Dun
Gordon were among the passengers
aboard the Carpathia.
Virsinian Arrives Too Late.
Montreal, April 16.-The Allan line
issued the following statement:
we are i'm receipt of Marconi dis
/ patch, via Cape Race, from Capt Gam
bell of the Virgnian, stating he arriv-
| ed on the scene OF the disaster too late
to be OF service, and is proceeding or
the voyage to Liverpool"
Partisan Rescued None.
New york. April l6.-Two messages
rccciced after 10 o'clock this morning
by the Marconi Wireless Telegraph
60. from the company's stations al
Cape Race and Sable Island. made II
appear there are none Of the Titan
les passengers on either the STEAMSHIP
Partisan or Virginian. one message
reads:
"The Marconi station at Sable island
has been in communication with th'
Partisan. The ship has no passenger
from the Titanic"
One other message reads
"The Marconi station at Cape Rae
reports they have had no communica
,jon with the virginian and does no
believe any other Titanic passenger
are on that vessel
Csrpathia Proceeds Slowly.
New York. April ia wireless
from the steamship Carpathia. thi
porninp. gave the information that tn
carpathia with over eight hundred tt
tanic survivors is proceeding Slow!
towards New York. through fields o
ice.
Much Mail is Lost.
New York. April 1C.-Postnastc
Morganson stated that the Titanic ma
aboard thi-ty-five huudrcd mail sacks
= hs the bags each hold two thousar
letters II is estimated seven mi'ilo
. piecos of mall matter are lost.
Railway President Saved
Montreal. Que, April IA w'releS
= received here says President HAYS .
; the Grand Trunk railway is among ~
: survivors aboard the Carpathia. III
} wife and daughter are already report
ed saved
Alfred Vanderbilt Safe.
New YORK. April 1S.--Mrs. Cornenu
= Vanderbilt. mother ~ Alfred Gwynn
: vanderbilt. announced her son report
q ed aboard tho Titanic. had not board
d ed the ship. but still Is In london
n Ice Extends Far South.
New York. April lo.-incohiin
e steamships from Europe, which nay
a been held up down the bay by fog u
n last twenty-four hours. all report pass
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