| | 61.18 W. You are much nearer to Titanic. | | The Titanic is already putting women off | | in the boats, and he says the weather | | there is calm and clear.' The Olympic is | | the only ship we have heard say, 'Going to | | the assistance of the Titanic. The others | | must be a long way from the Titanic.'" | | 11.55 p. m.| 1.45 a. m. | Last signals heard from Titanic by | | Carpathia, "Engine-room full up to | | boilers." | | Do. | do. | Mount Temple hears DFT. (Frankfurt) | | calling MGY. (Titanic). No reply. | | 11.57 p. m.| 1.47 a. m. | Caronia hears MGY. (Titanic), | | though signals unreadable still. | | 11.58 p. m.| 1.48 a. m. | Asian heard Titanic call SOS. Asian | | answers Titanic but receives no | | answer. | | Midnight. | 1.50 a. m. | Caronia hears Frankfurt working to | | Titanic. Frankfurt according to position | | 172 miles from MGY. (Titanic) at time | | first SOS. sent out. | | 12.05 a. m.| 1.55 a. m. | Cape Race says to Virginian "We have not | | heard Titanic for about half | | an hour. His power may be gone." | | 12.10 a. m.| 2 a. m. | Virginian hears Titanic calling very | | faintly, his power being very greatly | | reduced. | | 12.20 a. m.| 2.10 a. m. | Virginian hears 2 v's signaled faintly | | in spark similar to Titanic's, probably | | adjusting spark. | | 12.27 a. m.| 2.17 a. m. | Virginian hears Titanic call CQ, but unable | | to read him. Titanic's signals end very | | abruptly, as power suddenly switched off. | | His spark rather blurred or ragged. Called | | MGY. (Titanic) and suggested he should try | | emergency set, but heard no response. | | 12.30 a. m.| 2.20 a. m. | Olympic, his sigs. strong, asked him if he | | had heard anything about MGY. (Titanic). He | | says, "No. Keeping strict watch, but hear