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Senators and Representatives who
members of their families were una
Senator smith reached the Senate
ofnce building late. N went into con-
rlssence with Senators Newlands. Bur
ton, Perkins. Simmons and Fletcher.
J. Bruce lsmay with =. A. s. Franklin
arrived at the hearing room a few min.
uteo before 1890 o'clock and had DIM
Guilty in getting In. He Identified him.
oolf to a police oficer and was ushered
IN 70 seats reserved for witnesses.
ALTHOUGH Chairman Smith and SEN
4ator Newlands were the only members
Ct the subcommittee OF the Senate
Commerce Committee in attendance
when the preliminary testimony was
taken in New York. the full sub-com-
mittee will be In attendance AZ AL ths
hearings here.
Many Of the Titanic's surviving pas
sensers will be called TO give evidence
before the committee. 1t 10 expected
that among the notable witnesses will
b Mrs. John Jacob Astor. Mrs. J. b.
Thaysr ana Col. Archibald Oracle.
BY the time tho Senators were ready
70 proceed there was great confusion In
the room. Many OF the crowds turned
away. went TO other rooms In the SEN
ate once building and climbed out on
the balconies. Then when tho great
French windows Of the hearing room
were open they climbed 10 the railings
% look over the heads of the crowd
within.
Mr.. Ismay. as he sat talking to his at
eorney. c. C. Birmingham. and Vice
President Franklin. appeared wan and
haggard-not 90 well as he looked dur
ang the days at the Waldorf-Astoria.
when the inquiry Was begun. following
the arrival OF the Carpathia with her
grief stricken survivors.
II am only trying to forget The awful
disaster Of the Titanic and my wi
rothsr's loss" said Senator 0uggenheim
to-day. II am not gathering evidence Of
ehs tragedy. and I DO not intend to dis.
cuss In the Senate a matter that 10 OF
such personal grief TO me. The Senate
Cemmittes 10 trying to and the rssponsi-
~ partiss-I wish only to forget"
. J. q Boxhaii. third ofacer Of the IT,
Gsaio, one Of the four ofhesrs 10 survive
! ne disaster. was called. but when he en-
ssesd the room Senator Amith asked him
- step aside and called p. A. q Frank.
1y1n, vice-President Of the International
Mercantile Marine Company.
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~ Hnt witness took the stand. Mr..
3su.ay. seated At the END Of the long
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