New-York tribune., 1912-04-18

sts made public the following dispatch from Secretary
MacVeagh washington April Il 1912
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IT, r4o, authorities have made arrangements look out
for the steerage passengers and either them over to their friends
at pier for them at Ellis Island
WILLIAMS PROVIDES FOR sTEERAGE PASSENGERS.
Immigration Commissioner Williams the following letter to
the Cunard company yesterday:
No 2l state street M immigration authorities
do TBsI.ya gPo e nstF4 @ oRr R h 5 the sa65ss a'
Rs E y4ysss s ss SR @ the I T ~ be 1 % s9ss
At A9 the p 3 inspectors take charge
both the customs % and & msff m h pay This
ties & st that no Gg5 5 % sGa be % md m to PeaGn h r Without
Respectfully YOU" WILLIAM WILLIAMS Commissioner.
Mayor Gaynor yesterday offered the use of the Munic
pal Lodging House. 23d for the Tans Steease pas
sengers refused by the Cunard company on account
of the arrangements already made by the immigration auhoteS
GAvNOP STARTS RELIEF FUND WOMEN GET $780,
The Mayor announced time that contributions tor the
relief would be received at his Office lie sao a
relief fund being raised in London
The New Wonen Committee for the Kehef OF SURVIVORS
of the Tans Storage Passengers of which Mrs Abram Hewitt is
chairman that contributions amounting to So haa oee
received yesterday.
carried by the Capsts the Fncona of the Cunad Line
came the following .---
Fncone communication by wireless with with @ @ n m @ of
morning The carpathia was then f ] n % It
She expects Thursday She has total OF % 40
survivors eaying personal messages from the car
This message by Winfield Thompson member of the
staff Of "The Globe who the trancon
day unsigned message came to the reatNes VI
Edgar Meyer saying Leila saved well cared tor Eag @ M
daughter Andrew Saks who died Monday and was buried
yesterday before been reported among the survivors,
PERHAPS OTHERS HAVE BEEN SAVED"-FRANKLlN
When P A. Franklin of the White Star Line, told the
receipt of this message he said my gentlemen hope that's true
Still later Mr. Franklin gave following from the
torpedo station at Newport:
for list Of third class passengers Request not compiled with W" II"
An earlier message said that all the
class had been sent by the Carpaha
W. ee general agent of the White Star Line SAID
this first from the Chester had not oen received by m
company but he added:
my only hingthat all the names of the
survivors, class have been made public
he thought all the survivors of the first and second cabins
had been nhearJ from, he said
don't expect anything, but hope for great deal
Communication being had with the Carpaha last night
through Chester and the shore wireless station at
The Chester sending the of those saved from
the seerage and the
The officers of the Titanic H. Ligh
teller Pitnan, Fourth Officer J. S. Boxha Fifth
H. S. Lowe and Second Mconi Operator H. S. Bride
The sending of the of the steerage and
belief that there of first and second
passengers Thus hardly possibility that
known j. Astor, Charles M Hays
Stead Isdor Saus Benjamin Guggenhem and George
could omitted the transmission of the
lists from the Carpathia.
That these gone down with the ship there remained
hardly doubt Authorities Banks agreed
taken from the Titanic by the boats
made speedily and exhaustion would
speedily life of those who had other
HENRY B. HARRIS NOT SAVED. MESSAGE INTIMATEs.
dispatch Hudson Theatre disclosed that Henry
the manager had included among survivors,
The Dispatch which from Mrs Harris sad
Praying Harry been picked another
While preparations being made here
guard living arrival the
Macy Bennett and Mnia had
the disaster to for the dead
Early in the day the following received from
general of The United Press
Olympic of