Another sighting of Andrews was around 2:00 a.m., where he was seen on the back of the boat deck. The crowd had begun to stir, but some women remained reluctant to leave the ship. To be heard and to draw attention to himself, Andrews waved his arms and called to them in a loud voice. This didn't do anything, so he began frantically throwing deck chairs into the ocean for people to use as floation devices. On two newspaper accounts, steward Cecil William N Fitzpatrick claimed to have seen Andrews and Captain Smith together on the bridge having a conversation, and that he later saw both men jumped overboard just before the bridge was submerged.