Evening journal., 1912-04-19
mine PhiladelphianS Went Down Like
Heroes as Loved Ones Left Them

PHILADELPHIA, PA, April lo-The
names of the nine men of Philadelphia
who lost their lives on the Titanic win
be written high on tho list of heroes
who will be immortalized by the catas-
trophc of the North Atlantic. They are:
George d. Widener, financier, OF Lynne
wood Hall. Elkins Park.
Harry Elkins Widencr, son of George
d. Widener.
John b. Thayer, e-president Of the
Pennsylvania railroad.
Arthur Byerson, attorney, Of Haver-
ford.
William C. Dulles. attorney, OF No
3la South Twelfth street.
G.. Duant Williams. attorney. q former
resident of this city. on way here 10
visit Richard n. Williams, brother, IN
Chestnut Hill.
Frederick sutton, importer, No. l2o
South Front street; president of the
Sons of st. George
Dr. Arthur Jackson Brewe, physician
Of the Netherlands, Forty-iourth and
Chestnut streets.
Edward Roeping, valet of George d
Widener.
Maid employed by Mrs. William f
Carter, of Bryn Mawr.
The survivors are;
Mrs. George d. Widener Of Lynne
wood Hall. Elkins Park.
Emily Geiger, maid of Mrs Widener
Mrs John b. Thayer. of Haverford
widow Of the second vice president OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad.
John Il. Thayer. ,lr., a SON.
Margaret Fleming
Mr. and Mrs William 4. Carter OF
! Bryn Nlawr.
Miss Lucille Carter, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs William p. Carter.
William r. Carter, son of Mr.. anC
Mrs. William T.. Carter.
Mrs. Arthur Ryerson, of Haverford.
Miss Susan Ryerson, daughter of Mrs
Rycrson.
Miss Emily Ryersou, daughter Of Mrs
Ryerson.
John Ryerson, son Of Arthur Ryerson
Mrs Thomas Potter, lr.. of No. I42
Boyer street. widow of Colonel Potter.
Mrs. u. Boulton Earnshaw, of No. 742
BOYER street. daughter of Mrs Potter.
Mrs Emma Ward Ruckneli, widow O
Wilism Bucknell, founder of Bucknel
College Mrs. Bucknell resides in Ches
ter.
Richard Norris Williams, Jr., son Of {
Duane Williams.
Mrs. j. W. NJ Cardeza, Germantown
r. ID. NJ. Cardeza, her son, who has bee
living i'm Hungary.
Annie Ward maid of Mrs. Cardc1a.
Louis Gustayc, valet of 4. ID. NJ Cai
deza.
Mrs. Walter b. Stephenson, Of Havel
ford
, Robert W. Daniel. broker, who live
, at the Southern Club
Miss Christiana II. Cameron, a medic'
missionary, of No. 80 West pomou
street. Germantown.
James r. McGough. buyer for Climb
Bros. of No. 70S York street
Z. p. Calderhead. buyer for Climb
, Bros former resident of this city
y. II. Flynn, buyer for Climber Bros
. former resident Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Z. Taylor, on Wis
TO $. +. Wright, No. 4l3O Pennsgros
street
r Augustus II. Weikmsn, head bsrb'
| of the Titanic. Of Palmyra, \. j..
n Mr.. Thayer Lost.
+ a special train was in waiting 10 me'
/, lJ. b. Thayer, his family still hopin
that by some freak of the wireless h
name might have been omitted frol
, the list of rescued. But with the a
! rival of the Carpathia this hope slend'
! as il was. vanished. and Mrs. rhay'
went alone 10 a desolate home.
R. \. Williams, Young strong sta
wart. was greeted by his friends. H
father. Duane Williams. had been sweI
, overheard before his eyes. Young NJ
Williams showed the effects of the te
rible strain under which he had bee
! laboring. All the survivors were wor
. haggard, their faces marked by the lin'
4 OF pain and suffering.
= r. \. Williams was talking with
father when the Titanic struck. The
. both noticed the shock. neither thougl
D il at all serious. The stewards a
] scended upon them. warned them 20 pr
L pare 10 leave in the boats. Neither
IS the Williamses could realize the da
IS ger. Yet they prepared TO obey order
The boat listed badly said Nj