New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-28
More MESSAGES Picked Up.

- v,.rk the spot. would not be sood
ns The ofFlcer did not believe II was
MN, BILE although he irdorsed the idea
More Messages Picked Up.
-,,,,,n Moore read further from the re-
- me wireless operator. Burrant, OF
POI ,to,,n- Temple. Of messages picked w
w. communicated 10 the captain Among
49,, we're the following
a. M-Birma thinks she hears Titanic
'T Ids. I'VE are coming 70 you phlH
t... miles away. Hope YOU are SAFE. -,
NM -Ca-path'a calls Titanic. All
oglet lJ.-B.rn1a and Frankfurt working.
s l2 a n we Mount Temple back out
oE;ce Large bergs a.! around;
80 ~ Titlrics position She had IT PC
forrt, N-caNfornian now working With
90 z~arkfurt frankfurt also gives
TitaHe 81 ioS. sj'fornisn now working with
vIrglnsishr -ralfornian nov working with
Brn1a M-s,gnsiled Californian. She
81. nv - pcs.t!on Mount Temple. We are
verI Cos, TTsLN i2S iammin4 in wireless 'nstru-
nl sr N-Carpath.a reports '"enf' hoa''
,.s5s rescua5 from Titanic --
p ~ u Baltic sends service inNss,ae 20
49, ~ a a. follows: stand by fon -
-, I,rstrrlctad 20 do 50 frequently. I!hS
u.+..iisd -v an inspector
e!s!;S-;0-N .Nforrisn gets message OF no
- stand BY. as nothing more ccnlo ~
- Ca-pathia and OLYMPIC very puSl'
-. ,.,,rss. said be- had not seen or heard
~. ~ Ar,>-.ks Gu~,ra SUNDAY, @"nd"'
,,rnt or Monday
-. -roild YOU do II sou met lc" ~
-,-..o~ asked Senator Smith. abruptly
o. e.oo sly. and drift with =. Ny in
..-,,,,,ors from ny company are nor 20
-. IN rass through any ice. no mat
re- now thin IT might look
X oh Speed "unw,se"
z.,..or smith asked whether nc VII
.,,,,rrr = vas wise ana discreet 70
chin ~ rvverty-one knots through
49,. r.o-- CAPTAIN Moore said II was fire.
-. zone and thst field ice seldom MAS
-;., o. rris time or tho -ear where
en- Titanic went down.
.s,,rrose vou had neen advised thai there
vas ice ahead. would you consider 1t wise
- 5riv- your shin a. that speed through
tho night
r, would be most unUlse
~. y.i,,es. said he had been warned ny
80. Californian Of the presence OF ice and
.A.. immediately ne changed his course
-. south and saw no ice. He was hold
o., bis course. he said. when he turned
hack in response 10 the Titanic's calls
asked his opinion of how the Titanic met
he, end. Captain Moore said he felt that
the vessel struck the submerged spur OF
., ,ceberr which ripped her side as far
hack a. IN" engine room.
Second Officer Laghtoller. Of the Titanic
vas again called TO the stand and asked II
~ hoard tho testimony Of Captain Moore
ro,st,rc 90 tho suction Of ship going
down
rtgb-oror said he was drawn under ~
r.,,or rushing into the tunnels and not 10y
suction
~ vss blown away from the blower OF
the shin" said Lightoller. and then was
sucked in again by the rushing waters ana
then blown 4 second time alongside OF an
overturned nfeboat
1jehfoller was asked about n" compos'-
tion OF an iceberg 10y Senator Smith. "One
witness" said Senator Smith. generously
Informed me Il was composed % ice what
do you think
As far as 7 understand, icete'Ts are
broken ava, from glaciers and naturally
contain earth and rocks said L!gatoIer
ITS q saying among sailors that iceperES
have 70 certain extent assisted IN the
formation Of the Grand Banks Of New
foundland. OWNS 20 their bringing down
the earth and stone. meeting the "uif
Stream and melting.