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BIG SHIP TAKES
MANY HUNDREDS
TO THEBOTTOM
Steamihip Titanie Sink in Atlantic
Ocean and Carrie Mort Than
1,300 Pertont to Death. ' , .
STJaTIVOBS BOARD CASFATHIA
Cunard liner Picks Up 868. People
in lifeboats.
HOW ON WAY TO HEW YOKK
Hamei of Three Hundred Fifteen of
' Kescned XeceWed. .
EMIL BKANDEIS STILL KISSING
Hame of Omaha Kan Hot Among
Those Beported on Carpathia.
WOMEH ABE " SAVES FUST
"' Which II f li Thoasht . Mar
. '. Have Plakrd I p Mm ir-
vlvwr. Find lM. "
Th appalling magnitude, of tb wreck
W tb slant limr Titanic has been but
Mttt mitigated by th fragmentary In
formation which bu filtered In today. .,
Tho rescuing steamer Carpathia bad
M survivors on board, according to to
latoit newe received at the office of
tha White Star lino In' New Tor. Thl
Increase tha list of saved by about 1W
front the number flret repotted.
Hut 'except for thl, tho favorable do
tal are Insignificant compared with tha
auprama fact that the Titanic la at tha
bottom of tho Atlantlo and that tho enat
tcrod wrack took with It about l.lsv vic
tim to their death.
The flnt reporu giving tho ' total aur
Tlvora at fit were Tirlrf.br mora favor
abla Bowa early todar. flnt from Cap
tain Rostren of tho ChrneUua. who cava
tha number at about MO. and later br
tha positive announcement of tha White
Star Una that there are M aurvtvora of
tha Titanie on board the Carpathia.
Thirteen Headred XM,
But with thou- revised figure there
remain Mil person, pasaengers and crow
of th TUanle. who are today us-
counted for, spiiaj-snUloal. . .
H2SL5lun desperately 'thla morning
IS .the belief that tha steamer Virginia
and Parisian of Lbe Allan. Una mar have
picked up survivors In addition to thoae
on" , tha '(JarnatiiU, .butl, thla . wag
practically ' dispelled whan tha gable
laland wireless elation repotted that tha
Phflslsn had no aurvtvora on hoard,
and when tha officer of tha Allan lino
In Montreal laaued a atatament that th
captain of tha Virginian had aont them a
wireless message saying ha had - "ar
rived at tha aoeno of dlaaater loo lata
to be of service."
'Both th Virginian and tho Peristal
therefore appear to hold out no hope of
(Continued on Pag Two.)
Message Suppressed"
by WhiteStar Of f icer
NEW TORK, April M.-Vloa President
Franklin of the White Star line has been
criticised today for hia definite reaaour
Hig declaration of yesterday, . which
tended, as alleged, to mislead th public
Mr. Franklin thl afternoon gave to the
publle th full text of the wireless mee
aaca received from Captain Haddock of
the Olympic yesterday afternoon:
'The reason I did not glv It out last
night." Mr. Franklin aald, "waa because
It wa to dieeouraalng that I felt that
M. would not be right to alarm. tha pub
lic unnecessarily. Now that the worat
ts known, I am willing to give It out.
Mere It la:
"Carpathia reached Titanic' position
t daybreak. Found boats and wrecks-
only. Titanic foundered about t J a. m.
In 1:M N.. M:l W. AR boat accounted
for. About tit soul sored, crew and
Beaaencer. Latter . nearly all women
and children. Lerland liner a . Cali
fornia n remaining and aearehlng for
esact position of dlaaater. Carpathia re
tumtng to Now Tork with survivors.
Flee Inform Cunard."
S ' HADDOCK.' - ;
' NEW TORK. April 1.-Th official an
nouncement of th White Star lino of
pcaltlv news that there ar M survivors
of the Titanic on board the steamship
Carpathia. and Ice fact that th name
of only XM ot those saved hava been ami
In by wtrelesw. -ahows that there ar M2
Benson rescued from the Titanic whose
names Bar not been received hare.
Of the Ml first cabin paaaengar fhu
far aceeemted for ttf are women, a)
mew and children. Of the IM second
cabm re weens ere reported surviving S)
ar women. M ar men and M children.
aeilooa Paaweoaere Report! Safe.
Muter Annuo nd maid of PhlledeJ-
pMs. It is practically certain tale la
Kyerson family.
Miss K T- Andrews, probably Miss
neile J.
Harry Anderson.
Mia E. W. Allen.
Mrs K- W. Appietoa.
Mm. Arthur. .
Mra John Jacob Aster an maM. -Mm
Emily B. '
A. 8. Barkworth.
Mrs. Jamea Banter. -Geenre
A Brsvton.
Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Beckwlta. .
Karl H. Beftr
Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Msheev. .
Henry Blank.
Mtsa Carehno Boanell.
Mis O O. C. Bowen.
Mis Klsle nowerrnaa.
Mrs. J. M. Brown.
Mr J. I. Brevm
M. P. Catdrrhrad.
WRECK BULLETINS
BILICTO.
NEW TORK. April lt-Th Cunard
liner Carpathia. blind rig aurvtvora from
tha aunken Titanic, got Into wtrolea
communlcaUon with Sabl island eta
Hon early tonight, according to an
ounce ment made at the White Star
line officea here. Detail of the dls
aatar. It (a now hoped, wilt therefore be
eoea forthcoming.
. BIXLBTIK.
' SABLS ISLAND. K. 8., April 1A-The
liner California, bound for Boston, which
wa reported at the aecno of the Titanic
inking shortly after the disaster, reached
the zone of wlreleaa communication with
thla point early thla ertalng.
BIM.ETIX. . .
ST. JOHNS. K. F., April 11 -All hop
that any of the passengers- or, member
of tha crew-of tha Titanic, other than
thoaa on tha Carpathia Waa alive, was
abandoned thla after open. . All of the
steamers which have boon cruising In tho
vicinity of tho disaster have continued on
their voyage. ,
BI.XI.BT1N. ' '
MONTREAL, A Dirt 14-Th weather
station on th Quit ot St. Lawrence re
ported today that heavy toga lay off
Nova Sootla and that violent thunder
storm broke In that neighborhood laat
night and la traveling eastward. It was
aald that auch condition left little hope
for tha rescue of any aurvtvora of th
Titanic that might atlU bo adrift In rafts
or. boots.
BILLETI. i i
NEW TORK, April M.-A wlreleaa mes
sage sent by Captain Rostrou of th Car
pathia to the Cunard Una hare from lati
tude II. It north and longitude SO.M west
read aa follows:
Am proceed! nf to New York unleaa
otherwise ordered, with about MM. After
having consulted' with Mr. lamay and
considering the circumstance, with as
much c about,' considered New Tork
beat. ,Larg number of Icebergs and
twenty miles field Ice with berg
amongst"
PAMBBBBBS . ACCOfSTED FOR
. I .
Hoadred Toreatr-Tvew la rirat
cbia; AraWaaUa. - . , .
HI, Apru II Vic President
Frahklia f ih Whit Iter Mmpany aajg
at ; 'lec this' afternoon that M o'ui
of m first cabtn passengers and 114 out
at let second eabln passenger of the
Steamship Titanic had been eoeounted
for. .
WASHIffOtO!.. April U.-8nator Gug
genheim aald thla afternoon he had ad
vices from th Whit Star line that all
bat thirty-two of th flnt cabin pasatn
gers of the Titanic wet safe.
PAMBIOBR tlT II CROWne
Xassea of Twenty Mere Who Bearded
Ttcmsiki at rherbeerg.
CHEBBOl'HO. France. April ll-Ths
foUowing are additional name of first
class paaeengera who went on board the
Titanic her. They were not contained
In the list previously published: v
FIRST CABIN.
Mis M. nay.
A. T. ComPton. i
Mr. K. 8. Ostby.
Mrs. t. S. Whit and two servants.
Mies H. Rrana.
Mlsa T. Newell.
Mr. t. Frauenthal. . .
Mrs. A. Flegenhelra.
Mr. Henry Boank.
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Smith.
Mrs. H. A.- Caaaeber. .
Mr. C. Canoe. - '
' Mia Bowdon. .
Mr. P. Bchabert
Mr. P. K. Mook. '
Mrs. Carter's maid, r
Jacob Birnbaum.
Among the eeoond-claa paaaangera who
went on board the Titanic here and whose
aamea were not Included la the first list
were: V '
H. PernV .
Mr. WMener'a maid and valet.
Mrs. Irvaa. i
IILMOIS WOH.III 14 MISSUS
Mr. Uarar Mnn f h. tfc.Hee
Was War Mees fewes Seveelew.
AURORA HI., April ll-Ar. or
Latest List of the
Mrs. Churcbin CardefL
Mrs. I.
Thomas Vhraexa,
yiss Locllle carter. .
Mrs. William E. Carter.
Master wtliiam Carter.
Howard B. Case.
Mrs. Terrell W. Caverdtah and maid.
Mrs. H. F. Chaffee.
Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Chambers. '
Mies Olsdy Cherry
P- ul Chevro.
Mrs. B. Chlhinaco or Mr. K. & -Chlbnan.
Mise Crosby.
Robert w. Daniel.
Mr. Thornton Davfclsoa. ,
Mm B. Devllllem
Mm and Mm A. A- Dick.
Mr. and Mm Waahingua Dodge sad
eon.
Mtse Sarah Dodge.
Mr. H. Haren Ilaalet.
Robert D. Deuglea, Mr. or Mm W. a
Douglass, or Mm F. C. LHmglaam.
Mm Pred C. Dsoaia.
Mm Walter Dougtaa.
Mlsa Kills, soar be Mlas Kust la
st rs. Boohoa Krnehaw.
Mm Caroilaa Eodrea.
J. T. Flywa.
Mm Mart Fortune. "
Ml LaCu Fortune,
Mte- AHos Feet use.
Mm 'Mark FaollnL
Dr. and Mm Henrv Fvaueuthal.
Mr. and Mm T. G. Frac-ntae.
Mlsa Margaret Fro He her.
Mm Jecquee Fetrelle.
Mm Leonard Qtbeaa. .
Mtse Derethy Gtbsna
Mm Sarnuoi Oelaenburg.
All Omaha Anxious for Emil
AliOniaha waited with undisguised
anxiety during the day for word from
Hie rescuing steamers that might bring
news of the safety of Emil Brandeis,
who sailed from Southampton on the
Titanic. The thought that one of the
city's loading men had gone down with
the great steamer came home to all,
and thousands eagerly scanned the
papersfand stormed the newspaper
'offices by telephone to get any news
that might be had. To all but one an
swer could be returned, that nothing
had been heard from him. That the
list of names of those rescued is in
complete, not more than half having, -been
given yet for publication feeds v "
the hope' that Emil Brandeis may yet be reported as among
those who escaped death in the icy waters off Cape Kace, the
terrible "graveyard" of the North Atlantic.
Mr. Brandeis' brothers have not given up hope, but are
waiting for the word they expect to come of his safety.
Strained by the terrible nnxiety.-and surrounded by friends
whose interest is unfeigned, "Afrhur and Hugo Brandeis have
taken up. quarters for the time in an office adjoining the
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ILL-r'A l t,U ttTKAMBlilP THAT KOl'NDKRRII IN HKK KIRUT VOTAtlK. CARRYING POWN A MERCHANT I'RINCB
, OF OMAHA ALONQ WITH MANY HUNKREDH OK OTHKKS. , , ...
W. Johnson, St Charles, III., with two
little girl, returning from winter spent
In Sweden, were paaeengera en the Ti
tanic, according' to a letter received
by Mr. Johnson laat night. In which be
learned that they had secured passage
on the liner at the time h heard of the
tragedy. The woman and her babies "are
believed to have perished.
, POM ROY. Wn., April ll-J. Brady, a
paaaenger on th Titanic, wa president
of the Pomroy State hank.
TITAMC CAPTAIN Wtl WARXED
French Liner Seat Meesaae Itrpert
tagt Preeeaew f lee teres.
HAVRE, France April la.-The Pre
Kouvell quotes i the captain., of the
French liner La Touraln aa aaylng that
Passengers Rescued from
Miss Ella Ooldrntwrg.
Ulr and ladr 1 Mlrni. Iuff Giardnn
Colonel Archibald Grade.
Mr. Graham.
Mm William Graham.
Mlas Margaret E. Graham. .
Mm Lee D. Greenfield.
Mr. William B. Greenfield.
Henry Hersner.
Mlsa Margaret Ha ye.
Mr. and Mm George A. Herder.
Henry a Harper and man servant
Mm Henry . Harper.
Henry Hswksford.
Mm Charles M. Haya and daughter
Margaret
Mm Henry B. Harris. '
Mlsa Jean Htppach.
ii.. John C. Hogeboom.
Mr. and Mm Fred M. Hoyt
J. Bruce lsmay.
Miss Emtle Kenchis, possibly- Mrs. F.
R. Kenyon.
F. A. Kennima, probably Mr. or Mm
F. B. Kenyon. - - - - - -
Mr. and Mm . D. Klmberly, possibly
Mr. and Mm E. N. KlmbaU. , ...
Mm A. F. Leader.
Slirrid Undatrom. probably Mm I.
Llodetrom. . .
Mm Ernst Lines.
Mis Mary C. Lines.
Mis O. F. Lor, airy.
Bus Geordetta A. MadllL
Pierce MarschaB.
Mm D. W. Marvin.
Mm W. E. Mimiihan.
Mile, probably Frank D. Millet
Mies Daisy Mlnoihan. ,
Mm Washington N'ewelL
Miss Madeline Newell.
Mo Marjort NewelL -
he sent a wireless dispatch reporting the
presence of the Icebergs to th captain
of th Titanic, who acknowledged the
message with thanks.
Cruiser Salem and. V
Revenue Cutters
, to Meet Carpathia
WASHINGTON April M.-IVesldcnt Taft
lat today ordered out two revenue cut
tera to meet the Carpathia, which Is
bearing the Titanic' survivor to New
York. The Uresham la at : Boston and
the Cuahnet at Woods Hole, Mass..
Tho president also ordered the speedy
scout cruiser Salem to see St '.one from
Mlas Helen Newson.. , .
E. ,. Ostby. ,
Mlsa Helen R. Ostbr.' '
Mm Robert 'rConnell. probably Mm
R, O. Cor mil. ; . . , ,t
Mr. Flennad Omond. .
Miss Suaan P. ' '
Major Arthur Puechen. r f. '.' "
Mm Thomas Potter, .Jr. . ;
Mm George Rhelma. .
Mm Edward S. Robert.
C. Rolmano. - ''
Mlsa H. Rnelbee,
Miss Edith Boeenbaum.
Mm Martin Rothschild.' '
Mr. J. K. Rogersen.
Countea of Rothes. ;
Adolph Saalfeld.
Abraham ralaman. '
Mm Paul Bchabert
Mr. and Mm 1. i. Khedden. probably
Mr. and Mm Frederick O. Sheddea
Frederick beward.
Mis Shutter, probably Mm E. W.
Scbutee. . . i ,
Mm William D. Mlvey. - : ,
Ceioael Alfoneo Hlmonlua.
William T. Sleper.
t J- .
Mr. and Mm John Snyder. -
Mm W. B. Spencer and maid.
Dr. Max atehlin. .
Mm Walter Stephenson.
Mr. and Mm C. E. or H. E. Stengel.
Mm George M. Stone.
Mm Frederick Joel Swift .
Mr. and Mm J. B. Thayer.
Mlea Rut Taussig.
Mr. and Mrs. K C. Taylor.
Gilbert M. Tucker.
Mm F. M. Warren
Mm J. Stuart White.
Mtse Mary Wick.
As the day wore along, the anxiety became more and more
intense, the publication, of each succeeding, Issue of The
Gee' containing the latest bulletins was followed by new de
mands for more information, and this was promptly given as
fast as received ... .
Mr. Brandeis was returning from a three months' tour of
EuroiH', and was expected to reach New York Tuesday even
ing on the Titantie.
Hampton Roads, Va., to meet the Car
pathia. Th Ba)em w equipped with th
beat wireless apparatus In th navy, ca
psule of sending a distance of LOW miles,
and by order of the president lis com
mander will obtain a complete Hat of th
Titanic survivors and aend tho names
by wireless to the government here.
The Navy department hsa picked np
tho scout cruiser Baleni by wlreleaa at
ita present position soma distance ouu
side of Hampton Roads and has given It
orders to turn northward to get la touch
with the Carpathia and to report to the
wireless station at Boston aa aoea as pos
sible. It Is estimated that it will be In touch
with the Boston wlreleaa station before
midnight Any Information that It ran
ohtaln from passing vessels or through
direct communication will be promptly
forwarded to Washington.
the III-Fated
I Mm- George Dr Wldener and maid. '
j Mlsa Constance Willmrd.
. , 1-. I. II I ,!, HVWNI K
WlllUms, Jr.
Miss Helen A. Wilson. '
Hugh Woolaer. -
Miss Marler Young.
Mm Ida & Hippach.
Mm Walter Clark.
Mm John B Cummlnga.
B. .Spencer Sllverthorne.
(some question aa identity.)
. Wireless version: Mm Rose Abbott
probably meaning. Mm N. Aubert
1 Sorylvera Mot wa Salllngt List.
Mis A. Raselna.
Mm G. M. Burna.
Mm D. D. Caarn.
Mm Vlctorlne Chamdessn. '
Mlas Sarah Daniel.
Miss Desette. . . ' '
Alfred Iiraurhenated.
Philip Emock.
Mine Antotnrtte Fie helm.
Mis FrancstellL - I -
Jsmee Googht - . .
Mm A. O. Helversen.
Henry R. Homer. . -
Mis Ruberta Mamy. -
Madame Belies rd.
Miss Berths Ivory.
Gustavo J. Ijesneur.
Mlea Nanette Panhart.
Mm 1. itenaga
Miss Apple Ranelt.
Mise Augusta Serepeca.
H. B. steifsnson.
Miss Emma Seireeaera.
Mm P. P. Smith.
Mm Hilda flay ton. '
Robert Douglas Shaded.
Mm Luctea P. Smith.
Brandeis
Associated Press office in the Bran-'
deis Theater building, where they can
have the earliest word that comes
over the wires. ' .
Mrs. A. 1). Brandeis, who had re
mained in Xew York when her hus
band returned to Omaha on tele
graphic summons in connection with
the fire, wired to her husband and
brother to keep up hope. She had
visited the offices of the White Star
line in New York, and while she got no
' definite news, she was told that all
the rescued passengers had not yet
been reported. Mrs. Cobn wired to her
brothers from Switzerland but only an
indefinite reply could be scut her.
CITY ANXIQMURAMIS
Thousand Eager for Wor4 ( Fat
. ; ot Suiincu Has oa Titanic
MAXES HUOE'SUCCISS 07 WOEX
Play
Important Pert la Balloting
Brando tore frees Tiny
Shop to
Mere a- '
til laetltntle
All Omaha watched and waited 'for
news of Kmlk Brandeis from I he hour it
wa (earned that many passengers on th
Tltsnte ' were loot. Vastest men and
others on,lhllrt swarmed around
newttMy ta buy I heir eitraa and scan
In htts T rescued for the name of tho
otiia k raerrhanb Falling to find It,
they telephoned th newspaper offloor
Inr later In formation not yet hi print
Hundred ot cells tram; business mta
and front 'mnsrid Worn Ih- th reel
dencw district War answered by Ul
newspaper. -Many war the npreesioM
of hop and oiclamallon of retret and
sympathy In caa Mr. Brandeis should
prove to have been lost. ,
Mr. Brandeis hea neen on of Omaha !
ablest, most aucceaaful and moat mibst en
list buslnees men. He ha been a mas
who haa not permitted hla large business
Interest to narrow him nor make him
forget th larger common Intereet of hi
fellow cHlsens. He has been a public
spirt ted man.- giving of hla Urn and
means and influence for- worthy public
end social project. Th nam ot IT, mil
Brandeis probably Is known to more per
sons In Omaha than that ot any other
man who has contributed 10 th city's
advancement
Mara la Wleroasia.
Emil Brandeis was horn St Manltowoo,
Wl.. on March la, ISM. During his
younger years he - attended ' the public
schools at that place. At the ace of U
years ha graduated from th graded
school and entered a commercial or busi
ness colleg at Xilwsukee. whsrs h re
mained for two years.
In ISM be returned to hi horn In
Manltowoo end entered Into tho merchan
dise business with his father at that
?lae. Two years later the entire Brandats
amlly moved to Oman, Emit waa hut
M years of age at that time and when hi
father founded th email but up-to-date
department store on Karnam street be
tween Twelfth snd Thirteenth streets
Emil forsook bis schooling snd began
work for hi father In what waa to be
come the greatest department . store In
th mlddl west When the "tore was
first founded Emil wa not taken la SI
a member of the firm, but whoa the place
of business waa moved from Ha first lo
cation to Thirteenth and Fame and th
Fair founded. Kmll waa taken ht as a
member of ine firm. '
Baotaeot
Th Fair occupied a
nuasoer ot small
(Continued on Page Two.)
Steamship Titanic
Mlsa Emma Ward. -Mlsa
Ella Thar.
Mm. Tucker and maM.
- Secwae) labia Paeaeagwr Be
lows: . '
William Ancle.
Hanna Abelaon.
Ada R. Ball.
Miss Kate Bis. . '
Edward Beane.
Mies Ethel Beane.
Miss Dagmar Bryhl. .
Mlsa Kareitna Byetrom.
Mm Chsriotte Collier.
Mlsa Marjorle Collier.
Mlsa Alice Christy.
Mis Julia Christy.
Mm Ada Marie Clark.
Mlsa Cameron.
Mm Stuart Collet
Albert F. Caldwell.
Mm Sylvia C'aidwelL , '" '
Alden G. Caldwell. ,
Mm Lulu Drew. . . '
Mis Asi.es Davis.
Mies Mary KavMauo.
John M. Davis.
Florentine Dunn.
Asruncton Dura a. ,
Mies Mary Devi.
Mm Ada Doling.
Mtse Elst Doling.
Mm Ltasie Kaanthroa,
. (lis Kthel Uarslae.
I Mies Marv D. Hewlett
George Hame.-
Mm Jan Herman.
W. Hameianlan.
H Hamalanlan. -
Mies Kill llireaa '
Miss Alice Hrrmaa. -
Ml Aanfcs Held,
CAPTAIN SMITH
DIES WITHOUT A
WORD JUT CQ.D.
Only tho One Mettage from the
' Commander Who Went Down
: . ; with Hi Ship. '
SEA'S TXSWKTTTEH LAW OBEYED
"Women and Children First" i 7ol
lowed to the Letter. ;
C APT ALU BAD BEES UXLTCXY
Waa ia Two Former Wreck with
Leu of Disaster,
eztebts'talc of tee wbecx
One Say. Bottom of Hull Probably
Wai Tom Open by Ice. ,
1
DCFACT XUST HATS BEEH AWFUL
of iklp aan at Fall law
' Striking leehows .Mar Move
Started leasss la Water.
. tight CaaepaHaaoaia.
BW TORK. April aV-Cspta'a K. X
Smith,' commander of th Titsnlo. arohae
bly went to hi grave wKh but lll-fited
vessel without one being able ia eon,
tunicate direct with the agents of ha)
Una. Aside from th C. j. V. sent by ha)
wlrsl operator not on word tram htm
ass received up to the time tho TUanle
aaaK bow foremost into th ocean, Tho
presumption la that he met death at his
puet aa a gallant kipper should. That
h and his crew enforced rigidly tho un
written law of the sea-woman and chil
dren flrst-ls plainly Indicated by th
preponderance of women among the par
tial Hat ot survivors that th wt reive
has given.
, Although rated as one of the moat able
commanders tine the advent of tho t
I """hip. ('atala
Smlth'a
hat been' reeevMljr sssrred erlth IH lurk.
Ho wa In command of the Tttaale'
glstar ship Olympk) when, that vessel we
In, aallislo with th British cruiser
Hawk, Eioaeratea et-eU-Mam to this
eeenrranc, he waa ptaoad la sharge of
th Titanic, aaiy ts (rasa disaster whoa
his new chart fouled th steamship New
Trk In ilh anient after leaving South
tmptea on It maiden .voyage, which ha
ended. disastrously., H had been In
the line employ for mor than thirty
years and his Important command was .
th Majestic . ;
Past at Crew laved.
Although M souls ar reported ts he
oa the Carpathia, It la apparent that all
of them are . act passenger, for It waa
necessary for member of tho TUentc'e
raw to man th life boat which set out
from the sinking liner. How many ot tho
crew were assigned to each boat Is a
matter of conjecture, A similarly unset,
tied matter Is 111 pereentaga of first
class paerenger among tho saved.
While'' th names of survivors obtained
are largely tho of Saloon passengers,
th rul "women first'' -should apply
(Continued oa Pas Four.) . .
Brother of Omaha
Man is Among the
"Missing Passengers
Rev. Thorn R. D. Bylos, montlooed
In tho dl patch aa being on of tha
paasonger on. th Titanic and not ac
counted for waa, a brother of Winter
Brie of tMs elty. and resided la th
vicinity of Birmingham, England. Ha waa
on his way Is New Tork to be present at
he wedding of a brother, which" was to
have occurred there nest Sunday.
Rev. Mr, Brie spent a portion of a
summer In Omaha several years ago aa4
two or three time conducted service In
th First Congregational church. Prior
to his visit ta Omaha he bad been a mis
sionary In Singapore, and at tha time ot
coining here waa on hi way to homo ta
England. Winter Byles la bow la New
Tork, having gone there to ho present
at th - wedding of his brother, a mer
chandise broker. '
Mm Esther Hart.
Mlsa Eva Hart.
Mlsa Nina Harper.
Anna Hsmalalner and eon.
Mm Elisabeth Hocking. ,
Mlea Nellie Hocking.
Mm Amy Jauobevbn.
Mtse Nora Keene. . .
Miss Fannie Kelly.
Mlea Louise Larche.
Miss Jessie W. Leltch,
Mm Lamor.
Mm Alice Louch. '
Mies Bertha 1 .crimen.
Mm fcllaaheth Meliyger and child.
Mm A. Mallet
Master And rem Malta. . , '
Jim Elisabeth Nye. '
Miss Alice Philippe. - . "
Emil PsJIaa.
Julisa Padro.
Mm L. Partsn.
Mm Emlno PortaluppL
1
nrt. jtiwo. ijuini.
Miss Phyllis O. Quick.
Mlsa Wennle O. Quick.
Mm Llllle Rebouf.
Mm Luc-v Rtdsdele.
Mlea Emily Rugg. -
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Richard and I
Mine Maude Slrkne. ,
Mm Marlon Smith.
Mlea Edna S. Trour. . '
Mm Matilda Weiss.
Miss Susan Webber. -.
Mlsa Marten Wrtgut
Mlas Beesne Watt.
Mlea Berth Watt. '
Mm West and twoejifldresj. "
Mm'aadle WeBa.
Mies J. Wella .
Ralph Wells.
lharles WUliims.
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