Barrett, Karl

Bassina, Miss A.

Bessette, Miss

Brown, Edith

Brown, T. W. S.

Burns, Mrs. G. M.

Bucknell, Mrs. William

Cahries, W. M. E.

Carmacion, Renardo M.

Casebere, Miss D. D.

Chamdasen, Mrs. Victorine

Daniel, Miss Sarah

Desette, Miss

Drauchensted, Alfred

Driscoll, Miss B.

Flegheim, Miss Antoinette

Francatelli, Miss

Formery, Miss Elein

Gerroai, Mrs. Marcy

Googht, James

Hansen, Mrs. Jennie

Haussio, Mile

Horosons, Massefame

Healy, Miss Norah

Helversen, Mrs. A. O.

Homer, Henry R.

More, Mrs. Florence

MaImy, Miss Ruberta

M'Dearmont, Miss Leitia

Melicard, Mme.

Middle, Olivia

Mock, Philip E.

Lavory, Miss Bertha

Lesheur, Gustave J.

Panhart, Miss Nanette

Pensky, Miss Rossi

Skeliery, Mrs. W. N.

Trout, Mrs. Jessie

THESE DID NOT EMBARK

(by The Associated Press)

First Class:

E. A. Meldoy

M. J. White, Schabert

Second Class:

Dr. J. C. Jenkins

Mrs. G. Wilkinson

Ada Wilkinson

Vice-President Franklin of the International Mercantile Marine said this afternoon that the company was holding back no information and that the steamship Olympic was standing off Cape Race relaying the names of passengers on the Carpathia to the wireless station at Cape Race.

Chicago Daily News, Tuesday, April 16, 1912, p. 3, c. 4: