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Captain Oscar Henderson of Cromartyshire was sailing sounding his fog horn and heard a ship's whistle but was unable to determine its direction. His ship collided with La Bourgogne about midships on the starboard side while most passengers were asleep in their compartments.[5] The liner's compartments adjacent to the collision point filled immediately, starboard side lifeboats were damaged and the ship took a sharp list to starboard, making launching of port side lifeboats difficult.[5] As the ship started to list and the stern went under, an undisciplined rush for lifeboats began.[8] La Bourgogne sank just over half an hour after the collision. The Cromartyshire survived the collision minus the bowspirit,[9] but her crew mistook the La Bourgogne's whistle and signal rockets for an offer of assistance, and they did not realize what was happening until the whistle fell silent.

• Captain Oscar Henderson of Cromartyshire was sailing sounding his fog horn and heard a ship's whistle but was unable to determine its direction. His ship collided with La Bourgogne about midships on the starboard side while most passengers were asleep in their compartments.[5] The liner's compartments adjacent to the collision point filled immediately, starboard side lifeboats were damaged and the ship took a sharp list to starboard, making launching of port side lifeboats difficult.[5] As the ship started to list and the stern went under, an undisciplined rush for lifeboats began.[8] La Bourgogne sank just over half an hour after the collision. The Cromartyshire survived the collision minus the bowspirit,[9] but her crew mistook the La Bourgogne's whistle and signal rockets for an offer of assistance, and they did not realize what was happening until the whistle fell silent.

At the time, La Bourgogne was carrying a total of 726 people (506 passengers and 220 crew), of whom 549 were lost, including Turkish wrestler Yusuf İsmail, the American instructor/sculptor Emil H. Wuertz, French artist Léon Pourtau, American painter De Scott Evans, an Armenian Orthodox priest, Rev. Stepan Der Stepanian, his wife and three children,[10] wife and daughter of John Forrest Dillon, the wife and child of George Deslions, and three members of the Boston Symphony Orchestra (which included Pourtau, who in addition to being a painter was a professional clarinetist and principal clarinet of the BSO).

• At the time, La Bourgogne was carrying a total of 726 people (506 passengers and 220 crew), of whom 549 were lost, including Turkish wrestler Yusuf İsmail, the American instructor/sculptor Emil H. Wuertz, French artist Léon Pourtau, American painter De Scott Evans, an Armenian Orthodox priest, Rev. Stepan Der Stepanian, his wife and three children,[10] wife and daughter of John Forrest Dillon, the wife and child of George Deslions, and three members of the Boston Symphony Orchestra (which included Pourtau, who in addition to being a painter was a professional clarinetist and principal clarinet of the BSO).