The chronicle=news., 1914-06-01

iAss'ifi~sttoAs iasiaas sir iissrs
sssSr ksr. sh. Eix gasss has.ef;
~, T. \, issrtoss is.aiisx ssoi0,eisa VI
GAssas. ssA Mrs., ". isessrA rsi-
nes. wife u . i1osaoA sssss.at.s
naAs, Nearly . s~Ss. Of Asssassess If
the ssis sA.ios sras have b~ss idea
sihsa. The l4ss Gres escorted bf
tire i'silish ~sssAip sass~s. arrived il
oasb-~ sssis yesterday sasssiss ash
ss'aa thereafter the sissi.sks,. ssf.
ssfs,tas The soffiAs ashore rk@
hsat@s we're riA~sa SA isas tables,
asap@a in sis~k ssa ~kii-. in the
SHED shisk h~A s-ss Fsssarsa fss
sksis sss~risa. The Pl<s sss hsas,
liz drsi-a II sis<k ssA ss-r Ii. sis-
aa~s sheets we're f>saeaea 10 shsi
ssia the sses ~ sh@ sssioas ssa ,k.
Eassbid.
On the wharf VAS . sksoAg of Of
fisiaiss Ae~ssst--s s-ss. Rhs,sssat.s-
sss ssa Asesiss fsssas- saes. shiir
ssstside a sssso~ ins ssoea a.ai.sa
AamiiiAase To s~As.A foe sksir asai,
4 sexsiss in lhs .ssa that saas. 4
deep spsso~ lo lhss~ ehs visited i,
vas that in .hs.h s~shss-nsa iu,i-
sAsk-ss iss, These ssAlsissa ihs
ss.-ii~s al L.i@~ and iil.is shii.irSh
i'~s.on sf,sr p~sssa sarnsa a.as
sssias
Several Of IN. s@-ii-. Of The f~s.s,
cred ssaa sss~ ssais sash.d psess-
esls Killed In their b~sths bf lk-
fas~. at the Hassssaa's s.~ as i,
crashed is,s The t,nrs~.s al is~iana' :
side. ahii- asasis all we're bruised
and battered fsuas soA,sss With d..
Lsts.
Aasiisbnasi k-nai<s are k@tss s-sor-
cred. has siaSiy ss The .srn. of ss-
disaster. refosss fspsr isim~-ssi and
Nassins say. M-a arr pass-,iss s
10th sides af The "a tA.s~ss- fa-
mii.s. h.i thus far ~i,h iissi. ssss.sz,
Nam sSs,s arc On tho sis.sm ei,s
sh- same easrns- In view
rh-sv ~ss No shasxe in-isy in III.
-ffs-isi lists Of sssed asa dead ~siSh
skew sha. as ~es- saved ant Sc,
were Killed os asuuaeas
rsw-rs insr.iisrssan ts sso.nis~-i
ca all sides and . so,si s"H,ssis.i.n
ha. i.s-n hamsa 10 MAKE = s~asvhihs :
iaauir,. Thts ssmmt..i~a IA som-
f-ns-.i NJ oae m-mf,rs of tho f'filiss
tossa cf trade. named by l.~ i,siiish
envesnmens and s~o ja.is-s at ,h-
Canadian aamiraisy court. arrainIess
NJ sh- Canadian ensesnmsns. Mean
time . preliminary iase.iisAiiaa Is
II rrosrvs~ eoaaaes-d By Captain
LINDSAY. wreck eo@msssioa~e nj tho
Canadian eusesaaeas. aassisins
ras.~nsrss saa at oe shr offi.~ss anss
w~na~rs os sh- essvs isso,,~d viii
~ essaiaeA.
Roth carsaia k-asiaii of the ins,
steamer aad carsaia Andessoa Of the
fsoessAe are ao~ In Nonis-ai AMI
will be amoaR the first to be heas'.
A statement "a. isaa-d last nish,
the fiesi he has made sinr- the col
iisi,u. In which he denies that he
was responsible for tho disaster. n.
claims sha, hc had tho right of ~a,
and that when he Lost sisht of the
Empires in tho fog tho iaiscr's cnursr
had bcca SGT 10 that tho vessels wnu,'!
pass each other safely. The sios.
ssad's cours~ rvmain-d uaatt-rvd. the
statement alleges. hut when tho I'm.
trC4s WAS ncst s~rn she was rioas
"a, hand and making considerable
Roadway.
Il II declared that the S,orsia','. /.
engines were reversed and that her
momentum WAS ncarlychcckcd when
the vessels came together.
As for tho charge that the storstai
| backed out Of tho hole she had torn
in the Empress. the statement dc
| clarcs u II not true. Her engines
were ordered ahead to hold her
against tho liners side. II Is stated.
but the hcadway the Empress was
under twisted the coilicr's how out
Of tho cash.
Captain Anderson claims that he
remained near the scene Of the coiii-
sion and points to the fact that his
ship savcd $50 persons ns proof Of
this assertion.
Tho body OF laurence Irving. tho
English actor was picked up last
night on the west bank OF the St.
Lawrence below Rimouski.
lrving's face was bruised almost
beyond recognition. a sisnct ring
| with the initials 81. L." on one Of
his fingers. led to the Identification.
One hand still clutchcd n piece
OF cambric, probably torn from the
| night dress Of his wife. who lie was