He, too, tried signalling the ship with the Morse lamp, also without success.

The drifts of broken windshield glass flashed like morse lamps in the sunlight.

He suggested that the ship be contacted by Morse lamp, which was tried, but no reply was seen.

Captain Lord instructed the crew to continue to signal the other vessel with the morse lamp, and went back to sleep.

At the front of the gondola was the signalman's station, where contact with the ground was maintained with a Morse lamp.

Just like the Californian's officers, Boxhall attempted signaling the ship with a Morse lamp, but received no response.

Lord told Stone to tell him if anything about the ship changed, to keep signaling it with the Morse lamp, but did not request that it be contacted by wireless.

Meanwhile on the Titanic, for an hour after the collision, no other ships were noticed until the lights of a ship were seen in the distance and Fourth Officer Boxhall and Quartermaster Rowe tried in vain to contact the strange ship by Morse lamp.