Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-04-16

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No Passengers on Virginian.
New York, n Y, April 1G-Message!
~ received shortly after 10 o'clock toda,
y by the Marconi Company from sta
=. tions at Cape Race and Sable IslanC
~ indicate there are none of the Titanic:
a, passengers on either the Partisan OF
+. Virginian.
a Too Late.
y Montreal, April 16.-The Allan lint
y has issued the following statement
y We are in receipt of a MarcOni mes
\ sage via Cape Race from Captain
y Gambell of the Virginian, stating thai
y he arrived on the scene OF the disas
y ter too late to be of service and Is
v proceeding on his voyage to Liver
y pool"
y List of Passengers Saved.
y Harry Anderson, Miss f. W. Allen
y Mrs, E. W. Appleton, Mrs. John Jacob
y Astor and maid, A. s. Barkworth, Mrs
y James Baxter, George A. Bryton, Mr.
y and Mrs. r. T. BeckWith. Karl Il
~ IpSLl, MI anu NILE II. n. blSLOD
y Henry Blank, Miss Caroline Bonnell
= Miss G. C. Bowen, Miss Elsie Bower.
y man, Mrs. ]. NJ Brown, Mrs ]. J.
y Brown, E P. Calderhead, Mrs. Church
y i'll Cardell, Mrs J. W. Cardeza, Thos
y Cardeza, Miss Lucille Carter, Mrs
y William E. Carter, Master William
y Carter Howard B. Case, Mrs. Turrell
y W. Cavendish and maid, Mrs. H. F.
\ Chaffee, Mr.. and Mrs. n C. Chambers,
y Miss Gladys Cherr, Paul ChevrO Miss
y Crosby, w. Daniel, Mrs. Thornton Dav-
' idson, Mrs. B. DeVilliers, Mr. and Mrs.
y A. A. Dick, Mr.. and Mrs Washington
y Dodge and son, Mrs. Fred C. Douglas,
y Mrs. Walter Douglas, Mrs. Bolton
y EarnshaW, Miss Caroline Enders. Mrs
y Mark Fortune, Miss Lucille Fortune
y Miss Alice Fortune, Dr.. and Mrs. Hen
' ry Frauenthal, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. G..
y Frauenthal, Miss Margaret Frolicher,
= Mrs Jaques Futrello, Mrs. Leonard
y Gibson, Miss Dorothy Gibson, Mrs.
y Samuel Goldenburg, Miss Ella Golden
y burg, Sir and Lady Cosmo Duff Cor
' don, Col Archibald Oracle, Mr. Gra-
' ham, Mrs. VIM. Graham, Miss
y Margaret Graham, Mrs. Lee D. Green
y field, Mr.. VIM. B. Greenfield Henry
y Haraner, Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
y Harder, Henry S. Harper and man
y servant, Mrs. Henry S. Harper, Henry
y Hawksford, Mrs. Charles NJ. Hayes
y and daughter Marget, Mrs. Henry h.
Harris, Miss Jean Hippach, Mrs John
y c. Hogeboom, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred NJ.
y Hoyt, J. Bruce Ismay, Mrs. A. F. Lead
y er, Mrs. Ernest Lines, Miss Mary {.
y Lines Miss G. F. LOngley, Miss Cor
y gietta A. Madill, Pierce Marschall,
y Mrs. D. w. Marvin, Mrs. w. E. Mimi
han, Miss Daisy Minnihan, Miss Made
y line Newell, Miss Marjorie Newell,
y Miss Helen Lawson. f. c. Ostby, Miss
y Helen R. Ostby, Mr.. F.ennad OmOnd,
y Major Arthur PuecheT, Mrs. Thomas
y J. Potter, Mrs. George Rheims, Mrs.
y Edward S. Robert, c. Romano, Miss
Edith Rosenbaum, Mrs. Martin Roths-
y child, Countess of Rothes. Adolpho
Saalfeld, Abraham Salaman, Mrs.
y Paul Schabert, Frederick Seward, Mrs.
y Vim. D. Silvey, Col. Alfonson Simo-
y MUS, VIM. T. Sloper, Mr.. and Mrs,
y John G. Snyder, Mrs. W. E. Spencer
and maid Dr. Max. Stepelin, Mr.. and
y Mrs. G. E. II. Stengel, Mrs. George NJ,
y Stone, Mrs. Frederick Joel Swift, j.
y B. Thayer, Miss Ruth Taussig, Mr..
y and Mrs. f. T. Taylor, Gilbert NJ. Tuck
y er, Mrs. F. NJ. Warren, Mrs. J. Stuart
= White, Miss Mary Wick, Mrs George
y D. Widener, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Thay-
y er, Miss Constance Willard, High
y Woolner, Miss Marie Young, Mrs. Ida
' s. Pippach, Mrs Walter Clark, Mrs.
y John B. Cummings, R. Spencer Silver
y thorne (some question as to IDENTIFY
y Wireless version: Abbott, Mrs. Rose
y probable meaning Mrs. N. Aubert.
y Besieged BY Anxious Relatives.
New York, April 16-All through
the night the offices of the White Star
line and the newspapers were besieg-
y ed by many persons anxious to learn
the fate of relatives or friends on
board the Titanic, while a flood of
tClCS diio, SetpiCo eiA'o anu lSlSDi4ciiS
messages were received bringing
eager inquiries from different parts OF
u the country.
u Wireless Handicapped.
D. Officials of the line had little news
J. to impart Wireless operators work.
S, ed through the night trying to send
n and pick up calls from the scene of
v the disaster. The wireless was handi.
s capped by a thunderstorm, which fin.
II ally silenced transmission for a time
+ Gradually the names of the rescued
:. began to come by way of Cape Race
"a from the Carpathia and were posted
y There were some who scanned the lists
RI and turned away with faces showing
-, hopes realized, but many who came
!, were disappointed.
e A Quick Report.
Washington, D. c., April ia
quick report from the White Star line
on the number of life boats and life
n RATS carried by the Titanic was tele
I'd graphed for by Supervising Inspector
re Upler of the government steamboat
Is inspection service.
lie Survivors Number 1868.
New York. April 16-The White
Star line announced officially at II
o'clock they had received positive
le news the number of survivors on the
N Carpathia was S6S. This dispatch
was sent from the Olympic, which, i
C. is understood, is in wireless commun
le ication with the Carpathia.