The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-28
Capt. w. H. Lander.

the Titanic's sister ship. the Olympic.
Throughout Tuesday word from the
Cunarder was anxiously awaited. but
none came The only news bearing on
the great disa stcr was received in two
wireless dispatches from the Olympic
one Of them the first word received
concerning tho laundering of the great
ship from any one outside Of official
sources The dispatch. sent to the AS
ISOLATED Press by Loudon G.. Charlton
OF New York. a passenger on the Olym-
pic, showed that the Titanic's twin was
too late TO help her. This dispatch
read:
oI 2 Eup BOARD THE sTEAMsHiP
sSunnday tha, the Titanic had struck
iccbcrEs. She started Immediately FOX
the scene: but, resumed her course east
ward at , o'clock in the morning upon
hearing that Titanic had sunk at .
The only details known are that six
hun"red and seventy persons were
s' Nii IN inost!y women ana children,
lost.
The other dispatch reached New York
via Cape Race. y. F.. and read:
CAPE RACE, y. T.. Apr! ia,
olympic finished sending 10 The Mar
COM station here the list Of Titanic sur
presumed that this was not q complete
hsii but evidently il was all the Car
pathia had given the Olympic up TO
that time. az the station was in com
mnnica,ion with the latter for about
an hour afterward, and the Olympic
did not offer further names OF sur
about 81: y; NJ. the Olympic sig
nailed that daylight had come. and the
snip WAS consequently passing out OF
the range OF the station here shortly
aiterwnrd communication ceased alto
gethcr.
No further information arrived here
during thc. day relative to tho Ti;anic
dlsaster II is believed that the car
p i,, started back for New YORK
not known here whether the Olympic
stopped at all.
Capt Haddock OF tho steamship OWN.
pic. reiayc'! by the Celtic. reads as fol-
e" Please aIlay rumors that the Viz
Einian has any OF the THAMES passcn-
gers. Neither has the Tunis!an | be-
lievc that tho only survivors are Oh the
1.-The second, third. fourth. and fiftn
officers and tho second Marconi oper-
ator are the only officers reported
sable Island con,mqnica.ed with the
.Carpath!a about p. NJ. She was
then good distance eastward.
The Californian is unable to raise the
carpht hia. but expects 10 get into COM
municatton later.
Those whom the news. or rather the
lack OF news with the possibilities thus
afforded for speculation made hystor-
ical. were not always women Edward
Frauenthtl. OF 49, Lexington Avenue,
New York City. who had two brothers,
DR.. Lyman and j. c. Frauenthal.
aboard the Titanic, was SO over
come when he learned that their
names were on the list of those
saved by tho Carpathia that he
could hardly walk to II telephone booth
TO send the news to his home. When
at last Mrs. Frauenthal answered he
broke down and called through the
phone in a voice throbbing with sobs:
4 tell YOU. they arc saved. Yes.
Yes! They are saved. DO you hear
what I say"
phen the telephone receiver dropped
from his hand and Frauenthal slipped
slowly 10 the floor overcome by the
good news.
p. a. b. Widener came from Phila-
delphia for news of his brother. George
ID. Widener. the latter's wife, and their
son, Henry Elltins Widener. The Rev
Albert c, Larned of st. Michael's Prot