The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-18

those saved through reports which have
reached officials OF tho White Star COM
has been received by wireless from the
Carpathia.
Unable to Get l.eply.
NEW YORK, April ls.-A wireless
message picked uD at 2:35 O'Clock this
morning by the Brooklyn navy yard sent
by the scout cruiser Salem to Siasconsett,
said:
II can read the CarpatIia. but he wont
take any business from me"
heard the Salem tell Siasconsett that he
had sent President Taft's message con-
corning Major Archibald Butt TO the Car
pathia, but that the wireless operator
him an 20, n for It.
The following wireless dispatch which
was being sent from the scout cruiser
Brooklyn navy yard last night;
"sresident Of the United States is ysry
anxious to know II Major Butt; Mr.. NIL
form mo 80 L can transmit to him.
Chandler"
Up to 1890 o'clock the cruiser Salem
had received no reply.
Did Not Sail.
BY International News Service.
NEW YORK. April 1S.-OfficialH Of the
White Star line have given out the
names OF ten men and women booked
on the Titanic who appeared on the
de but %ho dd os not saeS sa Sts 10 s hs
steamer, The names are MIR. and MNs-
Lila Adelman, Miss Nellie Dalcroft,
George Hart, G.. Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. George Wilkinson. Miss Ada WiIkin-
son.
Comment on Ismay.
Special Cable to The Tribune
LONDON. April 1s.-The only comment
OF the London papers on the escape Of
j; Bruce Jsmay. whose name Has among
the first. here in the list OF survivors.
appears In this mornings Daily Herald
new labor paper. The Herald says:
may showed his confidence in the safety
OF the ship by travelling aboard OF hor
but Mr.. Bruce IHmay, chairman Of the
White Star line, has been saved
in hotels and clubs is Mr.. Ismay's es-
cape, there being much wonderlnent
whether he was forced into boat with
the women and children by his employees
Saved by a Dream.
Special Cable TO The Tribune
LONDON. April 1S.-IIow he was pre-
vented from sailing on the Titanic by a
dream is related in thfs mornings pa
pers by J; c. Middleton Of Cleveland.
Vice president OF the Canton & Ohio
ten days before the tragedy and two OF
those friends have made signed arf-
daytt to that effect. Mr.. Middleton says:
II was TO have sailed on the Titanic.
having booked my passage on March 80.
On the night, Of April I experienced
this terrible dream. l saw the Titanic
go down in midocean and hundreds of
ter. The next night L had the same
dream, When / told my wife she impor-
tuned me to cancel our passage and I did
so. after ascertaining that business in
this time"
Heavy Insurance Loss.
By International News Service.
NEW YORK. April 17-NIillions 0,
dollars Will have TO be paid out by int
fSrancs Ss nss,, ,tompahias, mi iarge and small
II was predicted In insurance circles to-
night. Practically all the wealthy men
reported lost are believed to have car
rled life insurance policies. few of which
arc less than $4,000. The exact face
valuos OF the policies on the life of John
Jacob Astor are not known. but they
run into many thousands.
Tho Equitable Life Assurance society
issued q statement which pointed out
considering the meagsrness of the wire
less reports. it stands to lose at least
believed TO be far below what tho com
pany really will have to pay out when
the correct lists are received.
John II, Dryden. president OF the Pru-
Dental Insurance company OF New York
said bis company will paw out at least
SOS. 900 He said the figures were ar
rived at after consideration Of the meager
and possibly Inaccurate reports received
by wireless.
The METROPOLITAN Life Insurance com
paDy which issues policies on the lives
Of thousands Of working persons and
which may have had hundreds of poll
cles among tho passengers In the I'll
talic's storage well aS In its first
and second -cass cabins, will make no
effort now to figure out It's losses
The Mutual Life Insurance company
also Will wait for the final lists OF res
cued and missing before It's accountants
start tho worr OF estimating losses.
Chnr!cs A. Peabody. president said he
had no idea what he will have TO
| pay.
Will Dodge Ice iields,
| BY International News Service.
NEW YORK, April 17.-After a lengthy
| conference between the officials in this