Show V HERzYLD-KEPUBLlCAN THE Many Maimed Are SALT LAKE TTY ( Scramble in UTAH MAY SATURDAY 30 1914 Escape to Sinking the rom Ship J 11 — i CANADIAN i ' 1 1 PACIIC HEAD ' ' - i REGARDING STATEMENT ' 1 - -- - ISSUES DISASTER AND SURVIVORS O VICTIMS r WRECK ON SHIPPING Ver i HAL-MASTED LAGS ALL OICES IN LONDON Ii 4 May MONTREAL Shaughnessy presiiknt life history the most the St Law- is of serious t ience route to OwirVg rl ph t c ec i -:b nearest f corrector crew on issuoii nd 1 Buhler mad ian number Bulpitt : i x bs That an ai oiila seen official details the facts as wo have them is that about o'clock apparentthe morning Empress of when stopped in a dense fog I u Illg n d r- such an accident of Ireland with 8 71 JI 2 4 p in f led i co vessel is deplorable The saddest the disaster is of feature of life and course the great loss of the heartfelt of sympathy everybody with’ the connected company goe out to the rel'atives and triends those who met death In the k - 1 1 s f avail iqn r i Cabin I STEAMER INTO irst t Surtfivors Cabin an ii reeman Mrs' Charles I'erre Haute Ind James Gregg (iriffim rdalt I I W 1 B REST OR WAITING OG TO AbbottI’em Adie LIT Hakk-r E Mrs r J MH b- fatyv below d-pyks w me Duncan r rn Mr 11 fi rm solicitors a When Ma r of the passengers were was sounded many could steamer still in river waters asleep Most the Some hand tiain turned litem aroused too and the deck Drowned their in over when berth s the auain But soon oof OU even to reach the lifeboats' late Within Sight of the crash Henderson the When came survivors’stories sudden listing of their staterooms indicate the much S 1 i’iton r occurred Shore Enropt-a u 1 far from not Li’terpool th’ Kmprcss the shore Irelaml off Point ather s r ta (-re y Cabin Missing I of J otnbiu on P A Before Help tall (' unv-(Tumeiit Mrs I ng rv the of boats rescue so could fast the inrush of waters that Ion" before reach tin scene the liner had none down i ul ' in ti Waters Cold filiating' wreckage and than a third of up less lifeboats and rafts from p j B M n n c v T In'n ii K P a ’ i e : g? i a I quickly that we did not veally know what so was had time to cry ‘Women first’ ” one of the passengers Bellincer of lhe Eureka ‘‘The stewardsdid not have time to arouse the people fro‘m their berths’’ the survivor added ‘‘ Those who heard the frenzied of the officers for happened noboify re-cue ! their cabins rapidly lowered drowned in and deck lost them no time in obeying' attire They piled into the boats on scanty Many rowed away were who waited dress aart M G W-lui Yates London Bougf Wak-e field A Wallet Rev 1 id 1- J hoard on fort her eprape to i li i a Murphy to Yates Harry Orderburg: — hurrying were bet she Atwell Bales Ont Hamil- Wiin Quinn Rioulerite eder Dan John Heberts W Roman us J"hn Reginald Arthur John I'thur 1 v Deiunnd Thorough H IB ripping 1 de a n tn taking-ent a h s a n to t a 1 o- p ' t h o vv " f o S d p o n Sapete Sai io Sa vein obi nski W — J — Selinskf Telba- ha Si I d e i O — — W c IB Thorne - Tiddell Weiss U O P X O o i rd i and Wi lliams O White B Williams Zuh II J the pn Yj "The city of theNew York sends sincere sympathy to people of who have suffered through the Canada tragedy (julf a Greatestgst i governor Major Alice i? onthe of Law St re 'roi'i Clip of Book Ever tiie C°ANDNS in flesh tints and 7 75c SEGENUINEE art covers stampedin costumes in color Beautifullyboundin Castle Book gold with pertmtatay s b n 9 1 t i Maj'-r a CASTLES TEACH YOU TO DANCE WITH MOVING PICTURES HO OTHER BOOK CAN COMPARE WITH CASTLE’S "MODERN DANCDOXt SECURE YOUR COPY TODAY 1 n ( I Lindsay (mt plain Rufus Toronto Major Richard a Cabin Survivors Members a e S3 E3 fl coupon pennant WtllA At 1 1 1 lliwffliwwmww we a net a i-rew J I cl-stead I- a 3 s§ THISC0UP1 ES® r o ' nd for ill-fated J f sal less 1 Turtin manager tie department Toronto Wilson: Captain ieorge Toronto I screw vessel of 11191 tons She w built in' Glasgow in 901 bv the ai field corfipany Ltd and was owned by the Canadian Pacific Ballroad company full wireless She carried equipment 6(2S The Storstad by registered tons the'WrrnstrongShe was built Whit e e m f I b 1 j I I X t i I S Kga v HERALD-REPUBLICAN 6 ! J rued S Published 5 t- r Dance out this others of different dates' and present Coupon and them together with our Special Price of 75c at the office The nee" LOST STEAMER OWNED BY CANADIAN PACIIC VALUED AT $2000000 Toron I WDERNWONG SYMPATHY O New York May 29 — Mayor Mitchel tonight sett the following telegram to the mke of Connaught gen- Toronto Rimouski May 29 — The Empress f laged lLinnagail Drace Toronl Toronto Ireland was valued at SL’uoi'uui) and Jidinstom James A IT red with Imr argo valued at $2m0i)0 ion tena Toronto fully insured At low tide todav WlnniMiAinnioiid Staff I’aptain top of her funnels could be seen She lyng In thchannel is thou glit is 0 ennet Toronto M by navigaturs that it may Poss 11 s Mm Wilimm to raise lo At present divisional comwreck is blank to Loruiun menace navigation department Lontwi Tle Enituess of Ireland was and ng 1 I MRS MR VERNON CASHES W-vke officer and I I J i H in-as call t A differunder- hard been prevented oro ng bo investigation till' b'SS of the Empress of urged On h t s of the Salvation Army worth company at Newcastlein 1911 ami her owner is' the Pampsk AktieLonrd Missing selk persons on Maritime of Black Mrs WTL Wpttawa that Lauren' Swi She is withsingleloaded Black Ottawa Broadribb Irving the second son coal of carries Bunthrone AlexanderSbnta Barbar PbiSIM! of the late fifty men ca used Henry Irving the English al A (Grace hospital) Wm-i tor and hims-lf the accident an actor of note E Liverpool boiler The disaster recalls bulged the Court 511 England nipvg was losti together with his wife who the sister ship of the ves Person Mabel Dandy Manitoba liner' amt hurled peop in s an English Best Captain Gilbert the Enioress of Britain Hackney which Davies Mrs William Toronto ress of tiie victims and sank tiie collier into the sea Another was William Bigiand years ago in rammed Hi Davies Toronto LieutenantStanley Seton Karr widelv almost the same place that Henry known Brice Adjutant (Matron Hamilton Helvetia hunter of He 'had the collision took place this IX been Huiit Miss ilcV Rescue morning Toronto home) Hamilton only fortnight in America and was San rancisco ('reighton Major David (of imrnigrarge list the water ret ruing heavy as to Englaim of number of Langs-Va lion department POPE Vancouver ired in tUghted her on the side she prom inent Salvation Army workers lev Miss M neo uver I'reignton Mrs David their Way to strii made the work of launchLondon to Mr Dodd Captain T Law Turunto tend Law boats conference Has increasingly difficult and ter ('ale tlic lost1 army also wfeVi t'r ' fiiialli Edwards Adjutant yhnen's social Runny May tmk her pillage to alia tment OttawaWinhiipeg hf A London England manuel and in ‘cures of persons still left ashore By thi-Lady res Major to indlay have sent exj sympathy cks were carried down in the Eureka and the indlay Mrs dis Matii'i' A Indianapolis Winnipeg the at in the "rovernnmnt Londonthe Vessels — the town opened Colonel few were able to clear its government field secretary which has overtaken Mrs Charles Gaskin aster Empress arms to succor them Moir Toronto Cardinal’! find support receive andliterally start Tim and on pieces The captain of Ireland pope rench-’ ’anadians Morgan Morgan William Winni commaixiing officer Vai papal secretary of state give every Merry Del their homes! out to in C England expressed their Peterson H Win have condolences rom 'ifillac ounts "apt H K possible aidu Peterson Mrs II stcian llannagan of the flinprcss of Ireland boro himself mint of the liner's human cargo St captain Toronto through‘a papal delegate in Canada’ Reginald Hayes commanding like sai Mrs London officer of Te trmship 5IAXY RORIES MA NO LED stood under him He lorwood William sue and About three hundred bodies from Weinrauoh B Montreal masterly of Ireland lie tonight in tbe Howell Major manager printing deomniaml of the Kmpress tiie partmerit) Toronto that wiiilc the Storstad's at wharf here One ot appears Mrs Kling in is that of a Howell Toronto w NOTE sack THE $510 LOW ISPRICES thggash it had made in woman W tightly lbs $100 are clasped Second Cabin Missing per the Kmpress’ side Captain arms about Sugar Kendall 20c child are torn and bruised Jones Ensign Emily Calgary AlOld potatoes per peck bogged the master of the collier to lbs 25c Captain Kendall was downeast over New potatoes keep liis propellers going so that tfee the disaster to his ship when hq was Straight grade flour per sack $110 brought ashore here Miss A M Sound Best Hams per lb ISc holei The Stor-stad Assafrey might remain plugged Winnipeg "I wish ad gone to the bottom Atkin 20c back Miss M Prince Albert Sask Breakfast Bacon per lb dropped and the however with 17c her” he said D Salt Bacon per lb Halcomb Vancouver staff Empress filled and foundered McGrath Captain band Bales Miss A To Toronto ronto AT HIS Barbour Mrs W: Barbour M POST field artillery Maidmeitt Colon lorence Mrs Kendall stood on his bridge MaidmentRobert Captain O the ship dovvn One of the Malone G as went Barkpr Alfred Saskatoon Sask ft' ozT Ki m Barriie Silverton B Mvacher liner picked tin up (' mm May B Bawcien Meyers ('apt James L directed its work of saving New York 29— Laurence and he until Miss Bessie Bawdeu Mi Irving one of the Empress of Ireland Morgan Tilly the craft was loaded The Ill lorence Hillsboro “The cash others victims was an actor author and manager Morris Staff Captain Arthur ToMiss Mary Toronto injured in the and Baxter captain was ronto Hig plays are widedly 41-43 known Beale London Ont from but his In 1908 and 1909 he Edward presented sketches exposure Berry Miss E B C Ensign speedy recovery is expected of his own Peacock Weyburn Sask authorship England and Birkett 3538 Henrv A berta I’erkins AW PHONE broke this irmrning the lay America On May 1910 Mr Irving E Mrs B)Yno Brisbane Byrne addressee Byrne Putter Brigadier Scott financial sectary Pie plant per pound boats had not returned from thy Equal Suffrage league Miss Australia ue Toronto ew or Ienionn 30c the scene of the wreck People stand- a Rishop G 19 Vancouver per dozen 'om m issioner Sir HenrySeton-Karr Rees Toronto 25c ather Point was son of the Blackhurst Miss Paris Ont Oranges two dozen Ing on shore at scanning late lees Berkeley Mrs Toronto 5c George Seton-Karr In L Poch Miss Edith Rochester Minn Radishes bunches horizon with telescopes saw the Rlutli daughter of 906 he was Rees Capt 10c defeated for member of ’Boch Reinholdt retired bunches picking up boats off farmer and Mrs Rees Watercress res tie steamers parliament in sthe general election Minn Onions 5c Rochester Green bunches iver and prepared to give help 1910 Samalng adjutant in the he attended dinner to bandmaster To orders receive at Colonel Mrs E St Phone prompt Boynton Thomas Ont the survivors They Roosevelt ronto tention to at were sorely TJk London Brown Mr O Kenora Ont Wakefield W Toronto lowed fsj1 1 i n Second 4 '’udon mornin Ir'iund w — Tingovernment editorially commenting Wilfrid for thorough "The hand of fate has heen heave whether the bulk-closed aga st us during the past fiw and if so how was months he said "This is the third must of on the St LawrerS-e modern sistem disaster roitto failed to since compartments navigation opened twin months he ship from sinking 'ago ami in proportion of loss of tfo thi? T claim fur the' Empress of Irewreck exceeds the Titantic filsland aster the Lb yd's underwriterssince the sink-thc inquiry Into the cJrcurp-srances An official ing' Titanic cunneetud with the accident is devoted fn the Much space mornwill be begun early next Week accord ing to newsriapers to Laurence IrvLng ing AlexanderJohnston deputy minister of murineand ilsheries Sims John R Simon Suzzera Adam S MESSAGE Mr Cabin ma 1 it r It “T -'i’ ter t i it That Investigation 1 Wilfrid Laurier view said it was mid an ace lay J ui'oiito i Sir tl vosiigt lead w tha ight w ll m H J Samuelson C — Shannon— Edward Wm Hampter Heller W I Empressof 1 NEW YORK MAYOR SENDS Euu-rt When ef-ore v his was ines- M- Hughes Hugh Hartianan Benue Harba ne Salvation Army — Survivors London $ every sank was h e mi — S-ott Moosejaw Cabin Bodies Recovered and Identified Second n 1 ) K was ( 1 c little clothing and the tempei attire almost down to1 the freezing point they had' l‘en given attention ami gotten their way to Quebte on the work of recovering bodies was rap-frightened r WILRID LAURIER THINKS DISASTER COULD HAVE BEEN PREVENTED Kendalls of w A A ugent the i Mon n third officer the was Ireland another Evans of yet of Ot- n i was throngs o a O i Ireland f Ireland evoked sympafrom both the premierarid in referrln to the tertlMr Borden b oi human life said he e was captain of the old White that the report of the number of hoped ltvo Britannica er lost was Ho said it w'as exaggerated Bramwell Booth dispatched an accident could not have 'been "f svmpitliv and condolence to prevented br any action thu ly at Toronto announcing that country could have taken which to render sending I’nmiiiissioner McKie "to stand by yon" The navigation saie Nisi Cabin Bodies Recovered! and Identified as T a lost Titanic haling ship Her father 'eter ep-day Campbellford Mar irnest irst n t thj 1 8 R Leddnllchief The 1 E m t tha of J C P McDonald W ms R McDougall D M'Creadv Thomas Malte M C S H Liverpool J J Tavlor Miss H i t chief officer as P itzpatrick b E Miss Mrs Mrs Second K'-It: I press of wuffing and the h i 1 ('one M' J G I Mrs lor a 1 i Walter ml Metcalf W Wood i were of h w Bom S rushing up which were to Brantford Her I A Montreal Aib Calgary Toronto Miss A Kamloops B Victoria B C B IJ-St n Members Hi-nry iiul'l 'hi lip J er -awl Mrs I’averstone lair Roy e c-ftils hurry passengersio 'al I Evans-tn r W II a from J Elgevish Sask Mrs la e a Miss erguson A M ss Gray Arthur air Gibson John V om ley MrsMiss Alice Hamilton Alec G White George and baby New Hohn Westminster R C W TI Huglies Henralain S 1 g I H II I t the te : V a all h v es a i f ‘ft baker hoastw h Williams Bl the Boyle ds t ttie sb :tt Man uidon ri Alb n goinf on and told t’aptain J ’ tonight a a t " 1 ' a they arrived a 1-’ i Eliza g ice-chilled Accounts atfrec that in the brief space of time— not more than fourteen mihutes — between the shock of tin collision and the sinking of the liner there was little chance for systematicmarshalingof the passengersEverythin': indicates that hundreds of those on the steamer probably never reached lie decks Very 'few dozen women were amon? the saved not more than the lists rwake it appear No Time to Arouse Sleepers 1 n 1- von ma A indlehuj-st riw n - wreckagehat Rich Ind i an iil ver Bradford s I T half-masted h 1 Vokohan'i ton ii r y h 1 br-rn : I pronto St y Godson roldthorpe the and w Clarkso'hHG T’onovan Hoort John Mis Miss Miss Only tew steamer Ln nd E buoxing those who had set sail be on her were to W ly Graham Hon gk on found The rest had sunk with the liner had been crushedto death in the China Mrs T Montreal Vancouver Storstad'simpactwith her or had been forced from exhaustionand exposure IHailey MisenheimerW an the northern waters to loose their hold on bits of trust Birmingham M rs y Quebec had supportedthem and had’drowned W Birmingham few persons picked Storsfad Only were up by tyie Lauren'' B actor: son ot which was badlv late Sir Hlenry Irving crippled herself bv the collision and these were brought here bv the collier London ri rig Mrskaurilnh together with those saved by the Eureka mid Lady t’y clvn son Halifax Alexander II Mis Mont’-ai ami Twepty-two Die After Rescue Jt Webb Mappin 1mdiH Twrity-lwo the rescued died from The injury or exposure others don most of whom had jumped 111 the boats or pluntred into the water scantily clad such clothing were freely given the town could as supply md later ili Sr Miller those that were able to travel were placed on board train and started for a i rn ’ nt real o I Perish transatlantic d a i M g-- V earle 1 f : m t W: Maud Darling M D i n J Warn het pit s j v'tt Hani M S jfnd pro- men Mr assistant purser issistiiit purser t y Perkinsoii W L Richardson Vaiynnvcr H M j"fm W uchester h Mrs 1 jet- coastwise on Newfoundland ll Marconi ond 1 Veil Muttell W Mon W t!u collision !’ were the 1 -ter ow soiimlctl The hurnietl prayerof the sea was picked up bv the mail tender Lady velyu here and the government pilot boat Eureka Both sped to the rescue So (lepp was the wound of the was rather Hint limpress howetfeT ut er Arrives crew r --Moreland IM Sinks 1 y Vancouv B ‘ti'li in passengers busiiuiss from I — Teeber'gM 29 : 1 J nlike sitrht I jnprdss 1 Lend on HautalaWin Brown N'Wtoii Mws Jennimnativeof E Byrne John Baek ford M Miss En Barrons XV Pa tt rson Robert a) oi Brennan H Miss Alb Ont W H Miss M 'olbaeba (’’andon 1 irst May western re coast of imperiling the lives of crews coastal of steamer was reported todav H (1 Kendalli commander ashore reland w as recalled to at trave harbor in Xotr ress of biv abindorerl by 'a me hep passon--t Ing and semiring th ivu nil'll and irtcst ot the Ionwomen left Ile was at vessel ip lifeboats to makA don murderer Dr Crinnen that to shoreTijLtime captain of tiie steamer Montvoyage landed safely were was bad! da m and Mrs host of chances her had ffiom apart the are doubtful persona tli had'rn-ople stern ttljbe leaking re om nee Irving Wit and The ofbearing of marks tallied in icefields while tb crossing and' the Salvation Armv were the 'nn 'rowdel Grand banks £r ith for news of friends bound from Antwerp for Montreal put many asseekers here today it was evident there had in As soon great loss of life tiie flags on all tonight thnt theWord wis siiipping offices were At liner roiw:anian from Phila-i Hie Canadiani’i- fs office bulletins Allan dolphin left which here Tuesday night posted as fast they were reas for Glasgow had been forced to stop for eighteen hours in thick fog ntnl John and quirfes the local govern-the offices twice SIR mung others who in ! - her father of Ro I im-mber tilyli1 dp miles l’ yesterday afternoon bound this point on the St Lawrence In reality headinir for the sea and the collier comino left ten miles from therefore although the liner was in from it the disaster was not one of the ocean hut of the river lhe 'I'itanic's victims the of Ireland’s lost their lives within T"i- mnl of n 1 and J X'eviile n Sun York bold - Minn Mrs W 'hicago Muimsoy Mrs T and child Mnttell MisWinnipeg Mr Harold: luronl London I winch' St - W'-re ii n The crash from tiwbcc J I 1 JU n Mr red of ON COAST NEWOUNDLAND home to comparatively e 3 1 e 1 u reda 1 ri’ia Mullins II to come Ti memorial June -The r ’ Miss J Mi less i a ICEIELDS DEMORALIZE STEAMSHIP SERVICE most did not calamity r' a 1 B and steamerf G W Muntrea Lionel Montreal Miss irtacu Montreal Miss Alice Nassau N P Kent Kohl Lee ex-Hirold oth 1 I-' I with not realize that danger was present the surface calm and the shore near at itastrophe riou 1: CrashCame 'warning mes v a Mis- Asleep is -op capt i i a h of 1 Bull 1) Page rom of the splintering wood and smashim ithout chancefor their lives tn lid er the Teutonic company with the wre Neville and his wife drowned" 1 rn I’ (Continued jury1 in -of who mral were witii the Irvings Ge Booth will hold service in Albert ball Point RIM ( G Johnston Mis Ju a or O H an Mrs Hart W Hart Master William es Murtlarh H Sask H L Heath Jr Heath' Chicago Mrs M K rator Hepburn Hepburn A' e B M Hepburn Master H M Romford Mrs Robert Nn B C es Heggan Miss Calu Holcombe Hope Miss llamiiton W Mrs and t' Howard children Helm Ro rah M W Howarth ('algary Melvin R W M out real Klliott A km Minn Evan Rudiy A i ‘ ICRS Mrs Hakker ather and ME child to he t that "the stitement rorn been e 'hi Hi that report the Ins cointour the English I'Tio theatre his headquarter it stated was was no doubt that Hid his wife were aboard the f Ireland and that probably a I h t the papers tihe regarded magni bo as the greatest loss British stage Empres lather has suffered since Sir Henry Irving died ami ln ccnnpaiiy irvmg were ing home for full -The I Survivors r K’-ndalL Adie y a death May 29 — the disasterto of I’nglish public only late tonight The and eagerness nay was one of suspense for news throughoutthe kingdom while cunflictlng- bulletins snereeded one an- and seond class passengers consequently ey: probably are unidentified members of the e w first and II maid AT the I J 1 CRASHES l tudi- Canadian of n t ill- g COLLIER of J - I irst Other J 1 1 Ot 1 the Danish ''oilier Sforstad in as to tear the ship the manner middle to the screw thus rn ing the watertight bulkheadswith wliii'lishe w as pi'ns ided useless vessel down in fourThe a Brigadier editor Walker War Cry Toronto W hatmore Capt Gtido And twenty-six members staff band not given names S I Ireland a A Regina Vancouver HamiltonOn Caughey E Victoria B William Clarke I he possible pre every 2 this should S I-: I brom it VIXIL 'iiignell Mrs Miss Mrs elite Toronto ('ole Mrs Princeton A ('rollin IL Silverton B I’alen: Mrs M and child 1'oronto argne Mrs Kenora On ’eats A Sask Regina Elinslie Mrs Mooseniin Sask Miss K arr arr Miss Nar Mi of Ireland inejude mmh(-i press J M Liverpool En John the ship's No'he of the ish Mrs chic company H E in thi list is to lie found Winnipeg ameiii 87 i ers the onrwVV VjILIXO ’osta B Mrs Burgess I'aughev 1 a ' or of AO DE1N r Airs R i 1 oi'fi- I a the distance list1 A pres in 1 eg O iXPliN i of-fi the a ILXIVIILIX 1 occurred a issued In-rarise loss of In the teen of Canadian Pacifi' railway statement: The catastrophe of following great accident minutes The at time when the passengers were in bed and the interval before tiie down steamship went was not sufficient to enable the and ers to arouse the passengers into the boats of which get them there were sufficient to accommodate verv much larger number of people than those on board includ- Thomas the -Sir the O 13 1 center a t I i r i S3 j Go DOWN a VORTEX big-game' 1- Public j A W w s k J i Pennantite a u KING I ) at-internatlonal VICTOR AND EXPRESS CONDOLENCES a School I i I I ml i f -in ’ - Em-government de-n When ) 1 1 ii S§ j J turnedinside I I i -j! j G t d e n a 1 1 I a r h Vegetables Groceries 1 - t I j l stemstill Humphreys Manv 5 S t ) n I r a Empress I and i o I -Miss APTA1N TWO f f ti h 1 i rx n tx W Lr i 1 i THNOTT PROMINENT ENGLISHMEN AMONG VICTIMS WRECK j r S grocer” RICHARDS STREET WASATCH crashsuffered ’i n 1 3 -hen : t x Tickets Rex II rd - p ft' ' s i issued The by publican will not Herald-Re be good for K 1 a I ' 4 s utniission commissioner 1 on Memorial Day 3 I 3 n a zxl a it ‘ 4 Y — J j I ! 4 I‘ ' A-i |