PENSACOLA, FLORIDA, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 19, 1912.
stewards, 96; firemen, 71 total crew saved, 210.
Total saved passengers and crew, 745.
Total to die afterwards 6.
' Grand total of deaths 1601.
GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION OF ftOW THE v&i?
New York, April 18. How the Titanic sank is told by Charts F. Hurd.
but could not exceed, the account says, that of John Jacob Asto Henry B.
says, and played "Nearer My God to Thee.
men with life preserevrs was the question asked by many since le disaster.
' iron. Sunday.'. April 14,18.13. about 11:40 p. nv, on a cold, staitht night.
of the disaster. ?,-., .
who refused t;o leave their husbands, were saved.
groans and cries when the vessel sank.
night to fier doom with every ounce of steam crowded on.
vvas the statement made tonight by Quartermaster J. H.
Moody, of the Titanic, helmsman the night of the disaster.
too late, vv e struck the submerged portion of a berg.
wer caused no surprise here.
ment at the state department's note.
tea,. witn .no moon, me amp otrucn ; bj--- .mm. -..iui.j.
the.Dria.se "jLJna looKouisrvui noi v.-.
-AsminK primary. That vot will be.
i rnm nd comfort of the survivors, the last mentioned bfing recced on I warm supporter of Judson Harmon.
sider an inadequate supply 01 me savmg apyumn. .u, ' usrouft county.
steamships and recommend that Immediate steps be taken to fdmPf earners .. , Pow,rfu Wilson Supporter.
chosen and by Will H. Watson. J u7J"
strong and Frank L, Mayea Th.
?hn rH- Wer, tr"nUr applaud.i,!
and rendered some patriotic selection.
some 25 of the passengers.
popular one and he was given an ov.
ronor of "eleetlnr him nrM.nt .
as president of the United Staten."
lieve you desire to imin.fiw a inr-r t.-- n .
llf Al II M. Ak .... . I.
the official ballot and cite in ...nr..
oannnMQ 81 one time, for . fn- rvilr..
Ani comention is nm T tiv k.
uu' papers puDiisned in the state.
. ... linuior, .na j. ss. Andrews n.
asked that they be riven the add...!
power to perfect any part of the or.
Rif Atsoclated Preaa. I I t. i. . I wno are, or wr mith the noRRihi.
Col. Grade told a remarKaoio Bwiy, r - .
m a Tr.l th aiVf Tohn Jacob Astor was deserving of he hig! pralso.
!a 2 rtlfol his neies To saving hi, bri. nee S Force.
children bom In the south. 1 mm mn .
vinced thst he Is a southerner." Mr.
for the applause was loud and general.
Aside from being a southern man.
within control of the rebel forces.
of sending YTilson's note to Ofoxco.
could get directly to th people.
choice of a nominee for president.
state-wide primary has been heated.
of editors, editorial writers and stoclc-tclders.
tn hoat deswers. 8300 each. I 1 against tnem.
wear any socks at ail.
By Aaaoclsted Press. I n hiw rn Mm fnr .rm..i.
London. April 18. The, hnmh.J tell us that a man wfio irMt.. ...... v.
the south racket and. the big buslne.
Cannon nrinr was head t th. n.
It is believed that th rtv..
have yet come to hand.
C0C.000 less th that oast year.
107 War Killed and 80 More Wounded former President Theodore Roosevelt."
. . i j . . . . .
tories of Roosevelt in Pennsvlvania.
managers, plainly showing that M.
beneficiary of a bag of good, hard dol.