Loss of the Steamship "Titanic"

by Great Britain. Court to investigate loss of steamship "Titanic"

NUMBERS SAVED.

The following were the numbers saved:

First class:
Adult males	57	out of 175, or 32.57 per cent.
Adult females	140	out of 144, or 97.22 per cent.
Male children (all saved)	5
Female children (all saved)	1
	203	out of 325, or 62.46 per cent.

Second class:
Adult males	14	out of 168, or 8.33 per cent.
Adult females	80	out of 93, or 86.02 per cent.
Male children (all saved)	11
Female children (all saved)	13
	118	out of 285, or 41.40 per cent.

Third class:
Adult males	75	out of 462, or 16.23 per cent.
Adult females	76	out of 165, or 46.06 per cent.
Male children	13	out of 48, or 27.08 per cent.
Female children	14	out of 31, or 45.16 per cent.
	178	out of 706, or 25.21 per cent.
Total	499	out of 1,316, or 37.94 per cent.

Crew saved:
Deck department	43	out of 66, or 65.15 per cent.
Engine-room department	72	out of 325, or 22.15 per cent.
Victualing department (including 20 womenout of 23)	97	out of 494, or 19.63 per cent.
Total	212	out of 885, or 23.95 per cent.
Total on board saved	711	out of 2,201, or 32.30 per cent.

Passengers and crew:
Adult males	338	out of 1,667, or 20.27 per cent.
Adult females	316	out of 425, or 74.35 per cent.
Children	57	out of 109, or 52.29 per cent.
Total	711	out of 2,201, or 32.30 per cent.

V.—The Circumstances in Connection with the Steamship "Californian."

It is here necessary to consider the circumstances relating to the steamship Californian.