Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-04


hundred Of tho passengers and
crow Of the torpedoed ship
Carolina were picked up at sea in
open boats by the schooner Eta
B. Douglas.
The schooner entered a mile off
an inlet near hero at 80 o'clock
this afternoon apparently await
Ing orders for disposition of tho
shipwrecked cargo.
In addition seven members Of
tho crew wore landed at tho inlet
wharf by coastwise patrol boat.
They were Martin Carroll, of
Newark, N. j., and six Porto
Rioans. :
Ths mon tarrisd long enough to
say they had "touoh time" and
then they were whisI<ed off to the
coast guard station.
The Mallory liner Sabine, from
Tampa to New York, with forty
passengers, eame in here today
and reported that she met a,sub-
marine yesterday between Charles
ton and Frying Pan Shoals light
ship. Another vessel came to the
resce o fthe liner and chased the
submarine out to sea.
The Merchants and Miners
steamer Nantucket also arrived
here today, having been warned
that enemy submarines were in
the vicinity Of the lightship.
New York, June 4.-The possible
cath toll for Germany's submarine
,arfare on the American side Of the
-tlantic during the last ten days was
educed to fewer than fifty souls.
With the landing of nineteen sur
ivors of the missing steamship Caro-
ma, Of the New York Porto Rico line,
t Lewes. Del, the persons unaccount-
d for from this ship number 331, Of
rhom 202 are passengers.
,ere landed, having been picked up at
ca.
The City Of Columbus. of the Savan-
ah line, arrived at an Atlantic port,
ringing safely her passengers and
rev numbering 1T, who had been list
d as missing.
Also at Atlantic ports arrived the
Grecian, with the missing
rev of the sunken schooner Jacob NJ.
Iaskell; the Governor Cobb, United
tates shipping board training ship,
nth 200 apprentice seamen aboard:
he steamship Dorchester, Of the Mer-
hants and Miners Transportation Com
any, and the Clyde liner Huron, from
southern port.
Hathaway Crew Missing.
The coming to harbor of all these
essels left unaccounted for, in addition
> the Cardinals missing, only the crew,
xact number. unknown here, of the
chooner Samuel w. Hathaway. of Bos-
On.
While the country has been startled
y the appearance of the enemy raid
rs on this side OF the Atlantic, the fact
TODD out today that altho they have
cen in American waters ten days, their
uccess from military point of view
as been negligible.
No Transports Sunk.
No transport or ship bound with war
upplies for Europe has been sunk. The
Dtal American tonnage known to have
cen destroyed amounts to ten ships Of
o,nethins over 90 noo tens gross, all
oastwise ships, seven Of them sailing
essels.
1t is not yet clear how many sub
aarines have been in action. Most Of
he vessels were attacked by one, but
ne captain reports seeing two. Naval
Ulcers at Norfolk have received re-
orts indicating five enemy underwater
volves have been operating Off the
cast.
Carolina Lifeboats Shelled.
A boat from the steamship Carolina,
nineteen survivors, includ-
az two women, has landed at Lewes,
lei.
This message was received by the
lew York & Porto Rico line today from
he coast guard service. All but one OF
he nineteen survivors were passengers
he ,y.esse ea Indicated.
Evidence that the German submarine
hat attacked the New York & Porto
sico llnAr Carolina shelled her life
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