New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-09
Throngs at Cunard Offices
pe-enact Scenes at Sink
ing of Titanic.
OPTIMISTS CHEER
ATDARKEST MOMENTS
,,oyirics for Tidiugs Of Noy-
AYERS Gather as BattleShips
Steam Up Hudson.

.sv ~... nave N'N' me '' bay
t...'p,.... -...~.-c into the North
......,.. NO. hccr so intent on
A''' . ... ..s..--' - ~,ra..,,. ~.
o..a- 80 .,a -s...-,,
trc... | ~, '.. 49,. 81
Scores "'... 49,.
.-g ..-l. N..' ',f'"s'" '.' 49,
degree. t-c Du.'air'S OF V''''o" WIZ"
were so NANTES. 'Afoe years ago were
r.. SO pronounced .'S''iS"H. Rep"''N
So. .... more ''". "I go
o.. ."-..' '-' ."tg''' . 80 80,
-,a e... s.a-o-. AS the .s's were
read. ...'.. ..,-.' pee ~ 'nNs W.
o., the ..- - OF '"' cave " '''' ''''
a-,- ... u..t- aHd man! gave up
,.r.
.trrv. -...... 90 1cieFe mat no
.~.-e .... . ..ro ,.ru OF the liner S.
.,-.... ta. survived The terrible eN-
,,-..--g. l.. placed their hope IN the
s-rl,..- -.t.. message:
.T.--,.. boats. tlgs and armed
.-,V-s-. --.- Queenstown are all IN
,,r... Gill. Heron. There have been
-,-..F .-... .-,-o 5g5 survivors and
@ landed from steamers
-.-....- ..l.-Irs". - survivors.
,. .. -.v...a Il survivors and
. ..... Saved. t-s. Dead. a.. The
t... .,.... d.. verified later. Posi-
..f.-r boats NAV have a
,. n-.- few FRS, class
......... wore ,rvc5.
t-. ..r.-...rs that tbcv thought
. ..... ,.--r4 -oa+ She sank
s-.. .....- 90 -ecrty-fvc minutes.
.,s . .. -.-.r-.t chat She was struck
o.. .--.....-. in addition 20 the
-.-- .s inst ,.rralled that one
.,.-. ...--.r. probably the Heron,
s-t .-. hing t.aw.crs are bringing
81. F...."
.-..,..... believed that fishing boats
yo.. DC. .u and take TO obscure
.,.-.s along :he Irish coast pas
ss~r,-- who had lot been reported as
~..-..f Wac, r.gnt -cll. however,
t..f. Ion. r.usf-,d and Il was prac-
.-e-, ,..--,s cha. the death total
,.-..-5 .-,,-r I POO
at ..- long The Offices were
.L~-,-.s md fs~ into The evening in
49,. ,-u.f Among them was q
49, ,.Lo ,..sS fo~ Edwin a. Friend
.-F Ms. r-erta-e Pono He was told
,l,. Niles p.0c was alive. but that
Friend ess -..u rcportcd missing. Il
F-eu De Was dead before | came in
Tr-s " he said rs he turned away.
I. is believed that the visitor was a
t,'r.g. member Of Friend in the Ameri-
>.....-- f.r pevcbical Research.
r.. j
-. Miss PoDa was one o. the d. .
- rlav ve~a COIN, abroad TO
,s... ~.- oliver LODGE From the at
,.-s. ~. .r. Stranger u was believed
.be- r.. ,y,, crfeavoriDc 70 confirm A
.r--.. ra---.,ricat,on. Edwin A.
F-.a-s Wa. thirty wears old and lived
IN Farm. rr---. Conn. He was qradu-
,.a1 40. Harvard six wears ago. re-
,e.ved Is fellowship in Berlin and later
f.ra--a Instructor IN classics 1T Prince
,or
il tho -..e. and eubdued crowd was
r.r-, .uer.. a Belgian. whose fam
rv fed 10 London when the Germans
came. Thee months ago he and his
father. Abraham. came 10 New York,
f..v.r, his mother and sister behind. .
The father was returning on the Lus.- .
tsr-a 20 bring them 20 this country.
He had turned practically the familv's
entire fortune into diamonds. so that
he could realize on them readily. His
name was no, on any list Of survivors,
and his son quietly bewailed the i'll
fortune that the war had brought TO
the Be.r,a-s.
One q the most anxious lnqulrers
for tldiUgs was Gertrude Obgartel, OF
245 Nes. l12,h Street She was TO be
married 20 Louis Rrillv and had plead
% with him not 20 sail on the liner.
he rid.cu.ed her fears and went 10 his
death Miss Obcartel screamed when
the c.er. iutoned Not here This re-
ply ara Saved were the answer
formulas. and the latter was used sell
dom IN comparison 20 the other.
ed when James Kay, Of $50 Rhinelander