Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-20
TWO AMERICANS STILL
ARE lNACCOUNTED FOR

list OF SURVIVORS Cprnpileu t'o'l N"'ie
reports received from Liverpool indi-
Gated that TWO Americans were still
unaccounted for among the passengers.
They were mentioned as having been
saved in previous reports.
The line announced that from figures
available here sin passengers and
twenty-six members OF the crow of the
ship were lost
= ~ =. Franklin, vice president and
general manager of the line, stated to-
night that the company would suffer
little. If any. loss through the sinking
of the Arabic The liner had been in
surcd by the British government for
approximately $l.0oo.o00. he said
Wall street felt the effects Of the
incident. shares DECLINING; sharply when
tho news first became known. They
rallied, however. when il Was reported
that most Of the passengers and crew
ha,i been saved. only to fall again At
the close.
The Office OF the White star Line
III lower Broadway was hesieged
: throughout Ia, evening 10y telephone
calls and kilograms OF inquiry To
mos, of these the officials were able
TO reply that the person inquired for
was in the companys list OF survivors
The White star Line gave on, to-
night :, lis, cablcd from Liverpool con-
tanning the names OF the following
cabin passengers sailing on the Arabic,
all Of whom are Americans
Miss Josephine l.. Hrusuiere. Mr..
Bruguierc, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Burgess.
M- and Mrs James Calmon. MIR. and
Mrs. y. w \. Collins, Mr. and Mrs.
-
Dr. y a McAllst.r, Christopher McTam-
ney. Trenton. y J.. Leopold i, Moore.
A. Hu!me Nebeker. John Nolan. 1ren-
ton. ~ L. Claude Roosc, James NJ.
Kowiey. W e Ramsdell. Miss F. L.
Shrimpton. Edmund Woods American
passengers in the Storage were:
Thomas Elmorc. William Hughes, J.
kcllett John Olson.
All OF the Americans have been re-
ported saved except Miss Brmguierc and
Edmund Woods
Earlier checking of the various lists OF
survivors OF the Arabic a s given out in
London Washington and New York late
tonight showed that all passengers
listed by the White star Line as Amer
leans on board the vessel had been
saved. 1t is possible that some Amer
leans boarded the liner she was
about to sail and We're carried in the
list given out by the White star Line as
Of other nutionalities
The names OF American survivors
as given out by the White Star Line
here showed all but three ca bin and
four steerase passengers OF known
American residence AS accounted for. !
Vice Consul Thomnson'S repor, TO
Washington gave three OF them as
saved. ana private cables from Liver
poo! advised The other four had been
rescued
The White star Line received word a,
: 81 O'Clock This afternoon from its
Liverpool. Office tina, the liner Arabic
mad been sunk ny German submarine
=, e-l5 c!ocK This morning OF the
south coas, 0: Ireland press dis
patches from London had told OF the
sinking an hour before
Almost a. the SAM moment that the
cables were telling 0: the sinking the
line received message from London
announcing that ;he vessel mad sailed
from Liverpool yesterday afternoon
This was followed In a few minutes by
another message stating ;nat III.
steamer mad aboard 1870 abin pnssen-
gers ana forty-nyc in the steerac.
For nearly an hour this was The only
information they could give 10 the
hundreds ~ !nqI!rers aho besiesed
The Office III person and By telephone
for news Then the story came through
n few words at It time Fifteen boat
loads OF survivors. an early dispatch
saic wcr" on their way TO Queenstown.
Nearly four hours I;trter the FIRST mes