near at hand, had served to rescue but thirty-one passengers and one hundred and eighty of the crew.
In the list of survivors Lanyard found these names:
- Becker, Julius—New York
- Brooke, Cecelia—London
- Crane, Robert T.—New York
- Dressier, Emil—Geneva
- O'Reilly, Edmund—Detroit
- Putnam, Bartlett—Philadelphia
- Velasco, Arturo—Buenos Aires
Among the injured, Lieutenant Lionel Thackeray, D.S.O., was listed as suffering from concussion of the brain, said to have been contracted through a fall while attempting to aid the launching of a lifeboat.
In the long roster of the drowned these names appeared:
- Bartholomew, Archer—London
- Duchemin, André—Paris
- Von Harden, Baron Gustav—Amsterdam
- Osborne, Captain E. W.—London
Of all the officers, Mr. Sherry was a solitary survivor, fished out of the sea after going down with his ship.
No list boasted the name "Karl."
Lacking accommodations for the rescued, it was stated, the destroyer had summoned by wireless the east-bound freight steamship Saratoga, which had trans-shipped the unfortunates and turned back to New York. …
Throughout the best part of that journey from Providence to New York Lanyard sat blankly staring into the black mirror of the window beside his chair, revolving schemes for his immediate future in the light of information derived, indirectly as much as directly, from these newspaper stories.
Retrospective consideration of that voyage left little
