The evening world., 1912-04-23

uhe IIaiiWayS Ieaulny 10 n new
Ieeping a passageway TO the door.
the Titanics voyage from southsmp.
ton.
Yes. sir; II was the CUSTOM" he
replied.
Q. II was more than a custom. was
II notf Wasn't II an attempt 10 dts
cover the Of fcsf A. Not that
' know Of. cir.
" DID you SEE the quartermaster on
the Titanic test the water? A. No, but
] saw him preparing 20 do II several
times.
you say the fourth oficer reported
Ice saturday night and marked II on the
char with a cross7" continued the Sen.
ator. Was this mark on the chart
on or near the ship's coune7"
AS near a. I recoliect Il was north
Of our course"
Ftman reiterated statements Of 9th.
ers that the Titanic WAS on hsr proper
courae.
Q. DID you see any Ice Monday? A.
res. When ] was In the Mfeboat going
TO the Carpathia I saw several ice.
berEs. There may have been half a
dozen Of them"
q. Were these berss high above the
water? A. About ITO feet above thu
water.
q. How many Of these large Icebergs,
A.. Really. ] couldn't a y
Senator Smith questioned the vitness
A. to his whereabouts on the n,sht Of
the collision. From 9 10 4 o'clock that
evening he said he was on the bridge,
after which he went TO his berth.
=. DID o hear anything about q
warning by tho Californian that Ice was
IN the vicinityf A. No. cir.
Q. You heard nothing whatever sithsr
from Second O6esr Lishtoisr or the
captain whom o we're on the bridge
that night7 A. No. cir.
The witness said thst the Titanic had
been keeping . specsai lookout for Zoe
on Sunday. 1t was done becauas Capt.
Smith had been warned that ice Wa
near.
who warned himr" inquired Senator
Smith. rf
II don't know. SIR" .
CANNOT REMgMsGR WHO GAVE
WARNING.
! Q. Well. who told you that AS had
been warned' Were you told before the
disaster or aftsrward3 A. I cannot re-
member who told mo. and ] think It
was after the wreck.
.. On you Tell whst spssA Ne
ship wss mailing Sunday svsaineS
4. About olh knots - hear.
q. was tAst pretty goeA spssaS
4. 10, notA1nS 20 What Ws sxyeetsA
her I DO.
.. rev much "a yen s.pssss
4. We thought che eoula seaSh d.
Q. Wsse yeu tsytAG 10 reach ~
4. 10. beosuss " aiaA't have the
coal FOE that
Asked abou the iceberg warnings
Pitman said he did hear about Ligh.
t%oller's warning to Murdock about ics
on the ship.
I'VE talked about It amcnE ourselves
Sunday night" said Pitman. "Ligh.
toller remarked we should be In the
vicinity Of ice about his watch
Q. Were you all agreed to that? A.
didn't say anything about Il. 4 wasn't
Interested in 1t. can't remsmber who
was present. heard the remark
passed. That was all.
Senator Smith Inquired on what bAsl,
the witness figured the Titanic wa,
making 81 IL knots an hour. Pltmar
said by the log by the revolutions
which were about rs.
Did the ship travs faster than tina,
at n time prior to the sccidsnt7" h.
was asked.
NO. sir. ! think not
q. DO you not know that anothe,
oiicsr has said she was making up t,
% revolutions? A. No. OR. II he did
think he's mistaken.
Pitman denied that the ofhcers dis
cusssd the speed Of the ship while a
mess. The witness said he left his cab,r
about lLW Sunday night lust after III,
collision.
VERY LITTLE IMPACT At TIL
II, COLLISION.
There was very little impact" h
said. II was half asleep and half awak
and ] wondered slespiiy where we wer
an0hortng. ! walked out on deck afte
three or four minutes and said nothins
Then ! returned. lighted my pipe an
dressed ieisurely. for It wa near tim
for my watch. Just a. I finished dresr
Ing Mr.. Boxhsll came up and ! aske
: him what was the matter. He said
: We have struck an iceberg ] went O
deck again and met Sixth once
Moody. asked him II he had seen tn
iceberg and h. said no. but there wa