Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-12-06

BTlCh hlOIls OOluluDldud, OulOi bChO-
dict Arm, Columbiapa, Ohio; Charles
Joseph Guillemot, New York; Phil
Gros, st. Louis; Louis Veith, Keokuk,
Iowa; Mr.. Alexandra, Paris; Charles
Thomas, Colorado; w. II. Pearn, Ne
vada; John Maukewes, California; Ed
ward Pearce, California; Edwin Hunt,
Arizona; Thomas Phillips, Nevada;
Anna Vessel, New York; w. Easter
brook, New York.
Saved by the Glengarry-Mr. G. Pap
penhausen, Hamburg; Alfred Faber,
New York; Miss Mary Clymer, Phila- |
delphia; Miss Rose N. Clymer, Phila- |
defphia; Ernest Bloch, Clarksville, Ten
nessee; Mrs. S. Ohrnstied, New York;
w. w. Schraeder, San Francisco;
Adolph Simon, Hastings, Minnesota;
Louis Laumann, Akron, Ohio; Roder-
ich r. Schneider, New York; g. H.
Westphal, Lacrosse, Wisconsin; Adolph
Thiel, Chicago, Gustav Schur, Chicago,
Simon Monchal, New York; Henry
Schmidt, New York; G. Rauch, New
ark, New Jersey; A Rahfeld, New
York; Julius Strasse, New York; Anton
Schoen, New York; w. James Chinsky,
New York; Ferd Rutz, New York.
Lost or Unheard From Mrs. w. b.
Clymer, Miss Maria Hester Clymer,
Mr.. B. w. Clymer, Philadelphia; Alex
ander Bodisco, Mrs. Anna Bodisco, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest B. Lucke and three
children, Miss Amalie Wolf, Heinrich
Geiger, Carl Lamp, Dagobert Scheren,
Franz Greber, John Deck, Miss
Christine Frick, Jacob Kaufman, New
York; w. S Adams, Springfield, Mas
o,H, Al,
Xavier Walz, Allegheny. Pa; II. Null
Ter, Germany; Caroline Dehn, San
Francisco; Mrs. L. Funk, Madison,
Wisconsin,; Emil Grimel, Hartford,
Conn; John Semann, Maiden, N Y;
Johann Braun, Quincy, Ill.,; Minna
Stiehl and four children, Morristown,
N. Y; L. Madison, Harlem, N. Y;
Louis Raabe, Chicago; Christian Jen-
sen, Racine, Wis; John Klos, st.
Louis; John Martin Stenger, Turner's
Falls, Mass; James Hiowing, Omaha;
John M. Waltz, Sandusky, Ohio; F.
Schell Frederick Sport, Chicago;
Friedrich Panke, Niles, Mich; G. Kere-
by, Brooklyn; Frederick Struck, Daven-
port, Iowa; Samuel Schluep. Columbus,
o.; Sophia Petersen, New York;
Louise Rossmann, L. Tidow, Philadel-
phia; Charles Appel, Cincinnati; l.. Dre-
men, Bergen County, N. j.; F. Toenge,
Hoboken, n. j.
1t is noticeable fact that 10S sailors
out of Ill are saved.
LONDON, Nov. q.
A telegram has been received at
Lloyd's from Maassluis, Holland, an
nouncing that the steamer City of Am
sterdam has arrived there with the
Captain of the Pommerania on board.
Another dispatch from MaassluIs says
that the Captain of the Pommerania
says he thinks there was another
steamer near the wreck which saved
many lives. 1t is probable the Captain
refers to the Glengarry previously men
toned.
READING, Pa, Nov. 26.
Mrs. Mary Hester Clymer, passen
ger of the steamship Pommerania, wa'
the only sister of Hon. Hester Clymer
NJ. c., and widow of w. B. Clymer
who died in Italy three years ago. She
was on her way to Europe with her foul
children, Mary, Rosa, Maria, and Rich
ard, where they were to complete theil
education.
ROTTERDAM, Nov. q.
1t is impossible to converse with Capt
Schwensen, who is under medical treat
ment, his nervous system bein.
strongly affected. He has received no
body. The Captain of the City of Am
/ sterdam gives the following inforlna
tion 1t was very dark night. Whe
: the Pommerania was off Folkeston
Capt. Schwensen left the bridge for
} moment. When he felt the shock h
Immediately returned to the bridge
but he cannot well recollect subsequen
l events The City of Amsterdam, whic
was passing at the time, heard cries TO
l help, but could see nothing. Never
, theless she lowered her life-boats, an
J Capt. Schwensen, was found tloatin
: on piece of wood.
LONDON, Nov. q.
, Thomas Blight, certifcated officer {
the English Mercantile Marine, VIII
! embarked on the Pommerania at Ply
:, mouth, was under examination all ye
terday morning by the Receiver
Wrecks, and has been detained
e Dover by the Board of Trade becaus
!, of the nature of his evidence. He say
the Pommerania was going at from ha
to three-quarters speed. There was
= good lookout and lights were burning
\ and it was not foggy. He heard Il
j. whistle or fog-horn. Before the steamt
= sunk there was time to save every III
Z if order had been maintained. He wt
. beside the Captain when the latter pl
!. on his life-belt. He heard no ordeI
= given. 1t was too late for orders. Or
- of the officers told him the doors of ii
y water-ight bulkheads were all opel
- There was no more sea than in Il
. Thames. All could have been saved
: the sailors had not rushed to the boat
n New YORK, Nov. q
o A cable to the agent of the Hambul
e line contains the following addition
et names of passengers saved from Il
+ Pommerania, according to the passe
ger list: William Jesse, Norwalk, COnr
ell John Rackelmann, Lacrosse, Wi!
TO Sophie Holtzhausen (not on passeng
% lis0; Martin Appel, New York; Mast
r; Theodore f. G. Harder, Green Poir
ID l.. l.; Jurgen Bannick, Davenport, Il
{, John w. johnson, jamestown, n.
e. George Kraus and Michael Kraus, Del
re ware, o.; Fred Petersen, WILLIAMSBURG
re N. Y; j. C. Olosen, Omaha, Mel
e, Hemmong NJ. Rasmussen, Milwaukt
OF Joseph Lockner, Lacrosse, Wis; Ca
h. Kullmeier, New York; William r.
el mann, Toledo, o.; Fred Rutz, M
er York; Aug. Becker, Buffalo, N.
as Gottfried Barger, Black Hills; Au
40 Beyser, Buffalo, N. Y; William N
lg heine, Detroit; Louis Talinski, Buffa
n. N. Y; Leo Weitzendofer, New YoI
ne Louis Horndoefer, st. Joseph, Mo-;
nd c.. Hinklemann, Hoboken, n. j.;
Ill Stroh, st. Louis, Mo. John Haak, O
he cago; Fred Zudse, Chicago; ii. Steng
ed New York; Arnold Prink, New YOl
With. Hegerman, Lacrosse, Wis.
. New YoRK, Nov.
M The following dispatch was receiv
", to-day from Hamburg: Three oific,
,ct | 49, NJ ram ai m ~ Ilnuaf.