UNITED STATES INQUIRY.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14972, 20 April 1912, Page 7

UNITED STATES INQUIRY.

SURVIVORS AS WITNESSES. THE SAVED AND THE LOST. V .I ' —. ' ' r> •' . SOME OF THE . NAMES. (Received April 19. U. 35 p.m.) Washington, April 19. . The United States Senate has fjupcenaed every survivor who is | likely to be able to throw light on the disaster to appear before, the i Investigating Committee. ! (Received April 19. 11.35 p.m.) New York, April 19. On the arrival -of the Carpathia the friends of many of the survivors were suffering from shock, and had to be wheeled to the dock in invalid' chairs. The captain and officers of the Carpathia gave most touching attention to the survivors. , London, April 18. The following are among' the saved— Mrs. G. Stone and Mrs. F. J. Swift, society women. Mr. C. E. Stenegel, racehorse , owner. , Miss Margaret Graham, the Californian actress. Mr.- Thomas Cardeza, of Rio de Janeiro and. New York. Mr. P. Marechal, of Washington. Colonel Archibald Gracie. Mr. W. T. Sloper, of Seattle. Mr. Harry Widener. Mr. J. F. Thayer, railwayman. ~ Mr. and Mrs. J. Snyder, of New VJ York. , Among. the missing are the following :— \. . • !' Mr. James v Carleton Young, Minneapolis. - , Mr. George Eastman. * Colonel May. Professor J. H. jß053,. of Wisconsin. ' Mrs. Ettlinger, Mrs. Figler, and Miss Eustace, all of New York.;