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y - Now VM H Clothe fry y theTime Is to gradesat 75c 23c yard a a Captain Much Depressed who Capt E E Johnson commanded the Monroe came from the Nantucket much depressed He said he felt in no condition to talk about the disaster and defer any would have to statement that he makes until he has time to official report the officials is make - "3 ESI I 48c n I k in--disposed army -Monroe of plaSkmSETA NECKWEAR injured J Yards 10000 Women’s 300 I down AH and new desirable styles decided on but because they cannot quick clearance here on duplicatedwe Saturday be pink light cardinal scarlet etcsash eb hair bows etc Black male for blue An -white nlle? brown lilacquality heavy extra and his no greater mistake than to imaginefallen women conclusionis CLARK LETTER an to BLACKMAIL all efforts should of his that every be to young man must have his that educate fompany Nantucket after re the fling before he settles down to a steady whole public on commercialized The steamer BELIEVED TO BE A HOAX for some time on the scene of life This theory has been the cause of vice till every person in the maining United accident was joined by the Old Do the States will have vast amount of world too thorougha knowledge misery in minionYorksteamer Hamilton bound from It Is responsible for most of the disease of the true conditionsever Jan to Los Angeles Cal H C New by herto to Norfolk and was conand suffering that we have today be deceived Into toleration of th evil Zerbe chauffeur for voyed Norfolk Lewis Clark filled insane and Institute Seg regated districts 'that do not the Spokane millionaire Thousands of people asylums crowded the it has who blind cripples and and that river front to the ns for the modesly the watch The ship's Nantucket’s shuns at Santa Barbara two weeks c arrival at decks of existing Norfolk can trace their misfortuneto straightforward discussion at the letter today lookedsaid were crowded with survivors wrapped it smile at the escapadesof a conditionswore blamed by the speaker ago to have been $75000 inblankets Doctorshad been sent on man Why and frown at a woman who has for contributing much to the social evil by kidnapersof tugs to meet her Clark Parents should give honest the belief it was a hoax through Ignoranceor innocence?the The coronerof Norfolk will go into erred answers to questions of children of Police Sebastian published Which is the Worse?” and Chief an inquiry bearingon the death of Mrs should notice today demanding that the'auand LieutenantCurtis rhe Prevention not redemption is the take care that young men and girls a Harrington of ihe letter send some state-t local States solution of the problem accordingto do not go United steamboat in away from home Ignorantof meat from Clark that would establish' will proceed with an early inspectors Mr Roe His experience hts been that the angers that are before them said to his relatives that ho was alive quiry as to the disaster difficult There it Is a most matter to edeetn the lecturer has been no answer yet to? the notice NO OLD DOMINION to the Your Boy a 30-— ' segregate dlsap'-peared degenerates 1 demanding Pfl r flKlf j high ing possibilities are high standardof a immense on Suits workmanship that 411 n and Overcoats -written expressed -He quality fabrics assure shapeliness style and of with' the you long service and last c z £$$$ f tii: $$ 'dfl W The dr LINE PASSENGERS EVER LOST BEORE “Sampeck” amous Boys’ Clothes Included Suita $000 Suit f $350 $300 $400 $500 i- l f M 'i fl: r AW " $1A5 and O’eoat and O’eoat and O’eqgta and O’eoat and O’eoat Sults Suita Sult Suit and O’eoat 1000 Suita and O’coat $1350 Suits and O’coat $1500 Suits and O’coat S75O t $225 $400 $450 30 — '‘This - HATS UNDERWEAR 1 suits gray full 75c per wool line of mixed sizes garment elt Boys natural $575 $750 The I EEa $103 Hats ? cner a now 1' " now' ' 1 Goodyear Sweater v fl4!'"B Sale Coats and Men’s Clothing and of regularlv UTAH’S GREATEST Gardner from Adams Co IN LI THE KEARNS BUILDING H H'-i ilrii’t'jv ifl i and fli BW i Chocolate -Mt have III fl 1 11 f f J I ' pacKag I -1 fl 1— I REGUSPAJOW f 4f V-V D OR C H E STER ’ vaTJ BAKER WALTER ESTABLISHED! ifll unfortunate II I l ii I BWlASn enforced Mr ‘ wB -7 H- Baker’s I lit (Continued 1) If they be diligently which will enable them to wipe put a traffic that for centuries has preyed virtue ana on innocence Roe strongly condemned the double standardof moralitythat winks at the of a young but that escapades man will not forgive the mistakesof an girl He said: ‘You can sow wild oats and vou can wild oats but you reap cannot sell wild oat8vnoboJjr them There ' 9 T&s Page laws CLOTHING STORE & r ’ 5 crenwn BakeKs Cocoa iyfl i I DWflili UTAH INJUNCTION AND ABATEMENT LAW IS PRAISED' BY ROE $245 11 urnishingsContinues r t Ws flr blu Underpriced Caps ” trip i Mackinaws laa - Oak" Shoes soles button styles all sizes : 5 company line was The organized'in 1867 Seven steamers haveThebeen in operation years Monroe was the or tne lot She was put stauncnest into service tn 1903 There was lifeequipment aboard for nearly saving double the number she carried on this SHOES popular telescope grays browns "Sturdy welt oak Siw1“’’I:5’II$100 regular now Hats shapes - IMITATIONS AGAINST GUARD SEMS?' in the history of the Old lino that the life of a passenger has been lost at sea” said H B president and Walker of New York general the Old Dominion manager of today Steamship time for several Tw'o-piece - — the is A 7 ' Dominion $1000 $1100 Blacks Blue and Corduroy Only Hxeepted $325 Jan Washington first M fl BSw of -thors 1 fl the saving — X 1 SCCXLTD Hi aM B r - -’4 - ' I- wants j ?:r - Jl W f ’ at V 1 u te - ‘ i w1r- u r 4I I ! - y- mw- r -? 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"jr n s &j- v ’ - t T - g 11 I 8 ' PERSONS RESCUED J and Suite O : SVan satin -r -fllhlrd W 1 beautifully silk size every ' f Imported Broadcloths ExquisiteVelours Ratines Serges SB ' LIST -ti 4 fl 2j-year-old ' I lot I 11 s CREW: -Saloon I - El Models Handsomest crowding out is REDUCED ashionable quenter received “ ’ -S JM ssa 'Each ' PASSENGERS: : ‘-I 1 I a MB ' at Garments Season’s W L -1 -v-ISSiz- - I y - H Hi- I1 Ei lii pas R T r-nmnnnv Ed Jft 1 00 -b - 9 DROWNED fl rf'f -I J Efl XrV i - -Second I I II J M An s gte l'1' ' Sacrifice Suit 1 fl ’ 300 IM - z- r I eliminated I -! 31 — " AXiAa JM J - The lost :t' Si -1 v M A n11 Ilf r - 10 M 1 H nriWEiw- j say LUNETA i STEERAGE Ufl - n - a1 Deeds of Heroism of There were notable deeds heroism by Assistant Engineer Oscar Perkins and irst erdinand WirelessOperator of Kuehn Perkins when the inrush andL Mrs put out the main Ml W L Bolton Newark N J Mrs Thomas R Harrington water dynamo left the Monroe in dJrkness rushed irst Lieut Le Grande B Curtis Bridgeport Conn (Died on steam and put to er workthe an emergency artillery Nantucket) in next order the Gpod Coffee below Coast Watervliet your He is rescued George Lewis Macarla Theatridynamo ''arsenal New York-t (Died after amongKuehn gave the oal will Wireless SOperator rescue) repay you for the trouble first S- O call and after adjusting J Okakamato Boole Japanese Mrs D Gibson New York his life preserver which would doubtless and child of Mrs C W have his own life Mrs J Haskell CortlandN Y Gray Va but have been afraid to Inquire saved removed Sussex county hours this from his body and put it on a girl H Ray what Ingram Sumter S C J New York became of him” lost Hig assistant R L Kuehn was was Charles Si Jolleff’ MacarlaTheatrical J Edwards UU SS navy Captain Leyland codld do no more and w’alked into Etheredgeof hissaved O Wagner marinecorps than say that he hoped that her husband the company wife who stood to arips had been saved by some passing greet Him as the Nantucket docked Sadly the two women turned SteamerThey with the rescued had hardly gone a short away distance Ixaen Wife and Child J Gilbert C Roper Newt-York however when word was Va I Wilson New York that the name of Gately should C WhisPoole en route from Gray Bolen New York wife and Italian be placed boy had unidentified among the saved Two clerks with child were immediatelysent after the women his wife and his washed from to tell the news arms over the rail of the sinking Monroe Poole told completelycrushed tonight the story of his great ORTY-THREE sorrow Boatswain N Nelson Negro Stewardess PatsyWallace of York told of Gorman New Guiles Cook Guartermaster Second White scenes of for Third Cook Joe Bradrolf women screaming ths Bow Lookout A T Soydtn help in cabin of the Head P Monroe PeckJuvlch WaiterDelk Davis Watchman Walking upon the side of the careened Walters J Martin A O Watchman L Ward TO sinking ship Gorman met a girl whom irst Proverbs W A Gardner Wireless Operator” erdl Praddrl D he begged to jump with him Into the Hand J Kuehn sea The girl refused and perished Assistant Engineer Brax Names of several deck hands and (Continued from Page 1) Gorman was picked up by a passing coal passers have tonDoaklns not been checked lifeboat by the officers they hurriedly ad-the up White Stewardess Mrs Gourney J Gatley second officer of the Monroe justed life and made for preservers gave his life preserver up to a tilted deck But the time was too O and after being washed into brief woman Those rescued agreed that from the saved himself by seizing a water the time the Monroe was struck until floating ladder O’Connell a revised list of James Washington The followingis saved Sally of settled beneath the Miss McCombs a member the from the D C she waves not passengers the Macarla theatrical company was more than ten minutes elapsed steamship Monroe: C W Poole Gray VaLavprenceville Indian negro clothing valuables all in a lifeboat with a West Charles Raw’lings I lost his head and A G Brown New York Va the who grabbed Miss were forgotten In the flight from hair He had to be beaten McCombs's Harry Bud wig New York Mrs J Ray state sinking ship PaNew York rooms of the and into insensibility before he almost Milwaukee Soule and William Claussen Leona Marcaria Theatrical jamas nightgowns bathrobes of would free the woman Wl identified as blankets were the common apparel company (previously H told how frenzied negro C Davids a those who made the slippery Jrcd C Davis Brooklyn N TRena Seville) i the sinking upon deck before the water trapped them standing Monrpe Snyder New York for knife H apothexnegro pocket C Davis New York Theatrical below And most of them wore that asked Hilda Thackery Macarla throat his own from ear to garb when they left the damaged Nantucket cut ear Ralph lanagan Brooklyn N Y then fell into the sea H company Tillett her dock here this afternoon and A at Macaria Theatrical of the lost Gorman Philadelphia Though some negroes company there Three Lifeboat Launched their heads in the end has been Adolph Hamburger New York B fe Vernon Macaria Theatrical fl the half-clad excited of notable of their conduct R As throng commendation T Harrington Bridgeport ppdmpany reached the deck they were generally rinnrl RMrs passengers Winkle Nutjey N Va the herded toward the lifeboats of by the Hilda Thackery Macaria Theatrical T Commended Wp’ods Norfolk and the crew Threethe crippled E P Lyons said: “The Monroe’screw company George E Williamson New York from side of York one New John were not Williamson New York behaved splendidly There Buffalo N T vessel were unshippedand gotten away very York A M McNair George Williamson New many women on the ship but from that side freighted with fright Theatrical they were allowedto get into the boats J Montgomery Macaria Howard Wilkinson Norfolk Va I mostly shiv-their first Steerage ened humanity women There was no effort on the part company ering in tlie and cold in wr rnk— wet John alkon the men to we were' XVLCLLAV AUC" flimsy By the time of crowd While VCUrgp nightclothing atrlcal in the lifeboat we picked un companyJoseph C Smith man and these were away the Monroe was Moore Marcaria Thea-a was holding her by the Louise V Scott New York and it was 1mwoman his Heteeth nn trical company hair in and was Ada McCoy boats almost possible to launch the other kfarAhrl the when we pulled him in w aasm Mann amc is Officers of Monroe saved With atricaT sudden lurch the liner now were people who must company were “There many fast filling with the water that rushed Bailie E E have been in their McCombs Marcaria Master Johnson irst caught staterooms plates rolled The through the rent-Up in herheruninjured collision occurred so C E Hersly suddenly and company SecondOfficer side over throwing the boat sank so quickly it's a Nylan New York Gaitley C JQuartermaster K E Russell then wonder submerging cabbins and saloons that JChief Engineer John Perkins more were not drowned E Newby U S navy many Plunges to Bottom stood b” us and “The Nantucket the unfor-left those of who could climbed With a chorus of shrieks us up the sinking vessel rope ladder to get on board on the Those must be saved first cost Jthe like who YORK Jan 30 — The presence children rats made were not able to follow us were turned wavanti over crawling chief wirejess lifted of mind of and operator of the Monroe thpir way the tho aboardthe Nantucket by the aid crew superstructure passengers his life He was and No through portholes companion of standing by boat lifebelt windows ropes" alike was responsible for the saving he saw a until they rested just out when without a ways woman Pulled Th rough Porthole pf so and gave her his Mr many lives from the Old reach or the waves on the upper T Walker’sof Mrs Woods of Norfolk was vessel lner statement counts the operator side of the half capsized Moproe which sank off the among But hurrying to New York to be with her dead The was saved One even this slippery security was not woman husband there mana eariy touay accoraingto a of the passengers whose death occurred a long v ith a mining engineer available rumbling almost simpultaneousl with the sinking issued tonight by H B followed statement the exampleof the chief wireless sound the big vessel shivered and of the Monro§ Mrs with k Woods Walker president and general manager operator of him has and then the a What became shook plunged beneath head 'was borne from the wounded ©f the Old not been learned leaving her freight human ignorant of Dominion Steamshipline waves steamer Nantucket today of the In- his Nineteen her husband’sdeath She was passengers Monroe afloat on the icy bosom of the ocean almost statement Mr Walker says have far not been so for the from exhaustion having that Capt E E Tb accounted Search for Survivor herself been overcome Johnson master of tfte saved statement ssays the list of those pulled with rope through one have the Nantucket with been added the statement Meantime of the Nantucket’s Monroe launched lifeboat No and portholes the badly had stood by of Mrs J M Rav E P damaged the aid of eight Albert of ast Orange volunteersand then says Berry had Snyder Lyons and names B B aroused his sleeping N Vernon due to the fact Captain was those of the rescued A? the ineffectual rays of the among picked up twenty-seven persons who that they were unconsciousfrom shock crew who had to be sent to the hospital had failed to pierce the blanket jumped into the water just before when picked up and the searchlight these long in the water is the' llndr sank names ofearlier fog Snyder whofrom was could not be learned of Captain Berry ordered out suffering making the total saved passengers bjrthis boat thirty-five exhaustion good his lifeboats anil one in oy (inw one inM' Equally The members of the crew to C search Claussenof Milwaukee came by irst Officer have into the fog to work was whodoneafter drowned are the third known assistant slinned wav from the Nantucket as did many others They launchingboat No engineer the chief wireless operator a for the Monroe found only the with his pajamas and a blanket as uMth ten passengers rescued twenty-four survivors afloat in the icy two deck watchmen and struggling quartermaster his only garments "Claussen who had jumped' from the crying frantically for help was persons who two bow lookouts sea those first reported lost among deckof the steamer Lifeboat No Dies After Rescue with a cut foot lanagan Whistle Blown Collision Ralph was as she landed in Before smashed capsized thewaof those picked of the hospital the presence of up were Brooklyn went to vessel teL dnd Nt another unable help themsel He bausted to temporarily Is not hurt was suspected by the officers of the ourteen persons were saved bv two hauled the side had to be over Afloat boats from the Nantucket One of the’ Monroe the statementadds the vessel Several Kept by Sailor of the Nantucket with ropes Thomas lifyafts of ihe and the whistle of the most thrilling stories told Monroe proved the was was immediatelystoppedThis R his wife afloat by byOnesurvivors signal was Harrington kept efforts that of the lives of six while blownthe once was Miss McCombs means of savingfour almost superhuman swimming persons answered by Nantucket with tv She was one of the nine members another saved hrr hair in his teeth only to ic whistles In reply to this the Monroe-whistled with Officer Oatelv wisnf ha of the Macarla theatrical Second have her die in few after low twice being a minutes company ' after the collision to in the Miss McCombs owes her immediately hauled the Nantucket who survive by the answered she was aboard ascertain She extent of the same The life to the of Charlie Sutton a damage Monroemannpr Nantucketgoing blanket he" bravery then With a around him He foun'd most of the passep-ges kept her whistle the Monroe’s crew done beside her body until it was in member of who but received no further signals it is on the promenade deck from the Nantucket leaped overboardand kept her afloat in his presence borne to get them ‘on the boat deck declared A few seconds later the vessel icy but did Le tlie until they reached one Mrs Lieut waters by the Besides Harrington Jiot succeed'went was rammed Nantucketabaft Grand B the Nantucket'slifeboats When the Monroe Curtis U S A died on the of No port on the starboard he floated off onsu ladder anti side leading ladv of after Miss Hilda Haviland Nantucket taken rescue later picked up A dramatic incident in her and with was connection steamer from the McCombs company whom Miss The Jaw of the sea that wotrien and with the sinking of the Monroe LieutenantCurtis was seriously was to have ? and rooming appears late today at the office here of water and unconscious seriously affected from her severe the only mark of identifi-etaion been Capt James Leyland superintendent of in the disaster the Old Dominion Steamship line found on the body was the name Experiences Mrs of D C taken ty James O’Connell Washington E Gately wife of the second officer “Curtis’’ upon handkerchief escaped injury He was in the the coroner from the pocket of the of the 23 water and mother of three for some time but is only slightly officers s-y children by the sister of pajamas accompanied Gately for Investigation stepped up to Captain Levland’s Held G of ACerUinRelieffcreveriahne A Brown Brooklyn was among desk with face She h e blanched Captain Johnson of the Monroe and those who were forced to walk along On Cwnatipatio e a d a turned to her of his officers got from tile Mtomach Trouble Teething appealing eyes companies all the stde of the Monroe as she careened away H Alff AMR Anri aat a v who was rescued All just before sinking on the fbrge of breaking sinking vessel and were inally all were of both downtellbut found no comfort of the officers and the crow washed into the sea The Monroe went Don’t accept SmbdI mailed REE “Don’t me he's gone" she gasped tlie and wore held Monroe Nantucket down easily however and there was "It is more 3 than we can stand We here tonight to await an investigation OLMSTED L Roy fY but little suction hrfVe been near your office for several of the catastrophe which will be beJust fl y - 1914 31 - -Monroe’s give can LUNETA Passengers and Members of Crew Who Perished on Steamer I IZa : ifl the’ federal gun immediately by service steamboat inspection by Thrilling were the stories told 4o the rescued who were brought Norfolk bythe the Nantucket Revised lists put loss of life at forty-three of which number nineteen were passengers and twenty-four members of the crew Eight of the reports Monroe’s had passengers put in the whomof wireless list ost borne walked or wrere from the steamer Nantucket when the latter rescued landed the These of were George MRay Marlow New York Mrs John M of York E P New B B Lyons New York Vernon Edward New York Milwaukee W C Clausen Albert Philadelphia Gorman East N J and C SnyderGray VaOrange W Poole Mrs Ray’s husband 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