The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-18
THOUSANDS
 ANXIOUSLY
 AWAIT NEWS
ANOTHER HEART BREAKING DAY PASSES WITH NO ADDED NEWS
 OF THE SEA DISASTER.
carpsths Has 7o5 Survivors and Says Complete List Has Been Sent. Will Arrive at Sandy Hook
 This Evening.

New York, April 17.-The roll of the saved from the Titanic disaster tonight seems complete.
 Practically every attending clrcum- stance in the transmission of news from the Carpathia goes to show that only BPS of the 610 cabin passengers of the Titanic are safe on the rescue ship.
 The 2S2 cabin passengers whose names have not appeared in the lists sent ashore yesterday by wireless must probably be conced Nd as among tine 1912 lives which the collision of i tine mammoth new steamer, With an ioeburg, off the Newfoundland banks Sunday night, is believed to have taken.
 Thousands of hopeful hearts were turned to despairing ones when the United States scout cruiser Chester reported late today she had been in communication with the Carpathia and has asked repeatedly for the full list Of the first and second cabin sur viyors and that the rescue ship re- ported that all the names had already been sent ashore. The remainder Of $40 persons saved were passengers in the steerage and the crew.
 After the strain of three days with out news Of their missing ones there were Few of the hopeful that still held hope tonight against the seem ingly final word of the fate of friends and relatives.
 The small remaining hope of the few who consistently refused to be- lieve the worst rested tonight on the faint possibility that the list of sur vivors. sent by wireless from the Carpathia, might after all not be quite complete.
 The fact that one new name came through late today in a private mes sage from the Carpathia was the basis of what was desire more than hope that there were slips enough in her wireless lists to account for few. at least, of those still unac- counted for. At the best however, it appeared that it could be only an occasional one whose safety had not been reported through some error Of compilation on the liner or wireless transmission.
 From the Carpathia, which was ap- proximately 600 miles from New York this morning and which is ex- pected, if she keeps up her rate of 13 knots an hour, to reach the en. trance of the harbor by o'clock to- morrow night, came new report dur ing the day as to the number of sur yivors on board
 Through the Cunarder Franconia, which established wireless communi- cation from the rescue ship, came message, which included this state. ment:
 "She has total of 7O5 survivors aboard"
 The previous statement from the Carpathia has been that she carried S6S survivors, 1t may be that the report received through the Fran conia included q count of rescued pas sengers only, disregarding the 100 or more members of the crew. who must have been in the boats which the Car pathia picked up.
 Communication was being had with the carpathia tonight through both the scout cruiser Chester and the shore wireless station at Siasconsett. Through the Chester there began coming slowly the names of saved passengers of the third class of the Titanic
 The very sending of these could but help confirm the fateful belief that there were no more names of first and second cabin passengers to send
 And thus there was hardly a possi- bility that the names of well known men such as John Jacob Astor, Will liam T. Stead. Isidor Strauss and other of the now familiar list of no- tables. could have been omitted in the transmission of the names. That these men had gone down with the