Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-28
FOREIGN GLEANINGS.
THE STEAMER P0MMeRANA DIS
ASTeR.
England Demands Another Explanation
from Russia-Adyance Of the Brit
ish Troops in Afghanistan-
Another Great Strike
in England.

LONDON, November 2I.-Annie Wes-
sci, oi New York; Louise PasSman, OF
Philadelphia; Amalie Neumann, OF Ne"
York, and Sophie Hoffman remained
at the Sailors Home in Dover last night.
All the Survivors lett for London this
morning, with the exception oi three
children who are supposed I" have been
orphaned By the disaster. One Of these
children is named Martha Miller, aged
four wears, who says she is the dauSh-
ter oi Il sea captain now at Buenos
Avres. The child adds that her mother,
sister Dora and brother Allie were on
board.
Passengers Landed at Cherbourg.
The following is list oi the passcn-
GERS landed at Cherbourg, Monday:
Mrs. ID. +. Frierc and family, tslx per.
sons, Washington; +. \. Ward and
family Cseven persons, New York; t..
Amstem and family five persOns', San
Francisco; +. +. Schwartz, New York ;
Otto Kornman, New York; Julius
Charles. New York; W. \. Adams,
Springfield, Mass.-total, 30. Also the
following stccrage passengers: John
Bruf, Quincy, Illinois; Fred. Mon,
Columbiana, Ohio; Benedict Arm, Co
lumbiana, Ohio; {. J. iullllmnt.
New York; Phillip Gross, It. Louis
Louis Verts, keokuk; VI. Walsc, san
dysky; Alexander, Paris; Henry Ger
ger, New York; J.. Schereran and prob
ablv d. Scherm, New York; l.. Des-
mer, New York; F. Forge, lloboken
Samuel Sculev, Columbus; {. kerkery
Chas. Appel, Cincinnati. Total. ii.
Robert POmmcr, Oi II. Louis, and
Emil Bloch, oi Clarksville, Tenn, are
saved.
The +. Sanmcr also landed al Cher
bourg two children, girls, aged respec'
tiyely 3 wears and . months. They are
now at Dover, and have not been ident'
| flied.
New YORK. November 27.-The fol-
| lowing dispatch was received here to-day
in regard to Ernest y. Lucke, his wife
and three children, passengers on the
Pommerana: Ernest and his tamil!
arc lost. While speaking to a friend 4
few davs before leaving New York
Lucke said: IL shall not get off at Ply
! mouth. but shall cross the Channel Ill
rect His friend said: Don't YOU
know il is not lucky To continue voy
age in vessel after it has once touchee
land with you? Lucke said he didn
mind ancient superstition, and shoulo
90 home first.
Additional Names Of Passengers Saved
NEW YoRE, November IA cable
telegram to the agent of the Hamhur;
| line contains the following additiona
names of passengers saved from th'
Pommerama, according to the passen
ger list: Vim. Jesse, Norwalk, Conn.
John Rackelmann, LaCrosse, Wis.
Sophie Holtzhauser, mot on passenge
list;l Martin Appel, y. Y; Maste
| Theo. f.. &. Harder, GreenpoInt; J.. }
Juryen Bannick, Davenport, Iowa
John W. johnson, jamestown, y. \.
Georye and Michael kraus, Delaware
o.; Fred. Peterson, Williamsburg, y
Y; {. Olesen. Omaha; Hammond VI
Rasmussen, Milwaukee; Jas. DOckncT
I.arrosse, Wis; Cnrl kullmere, NeN
York; Vim. Riemann, Toledo, o.; Ere
Rutz. New York; Aug. Becker, Bufas
N.Y.r Gotleib Barger, Black Hills; AUG
Beyeser, Buffalo, y Y; ;Wm. Mainline
Detroit; Louis TaIinski, Buffala; IL,
Weitzenhofer, New York; Louis Harm
dorfer, 81 Joseph, No; II. &. IlenkeI
man. HobOken. y. j.; II. Strohl, -
Louis, Mo-; John Hoax, Chicago; Fred
Zudz, Chicago; II. stengel, New York
Arnold Prink, New York; Williar
E2erman, Lacrosse, Wis
LONDON, November q. - Thoms
Blight. certificated officer in the In,
lish Mercantile Marine, who embarke
on the Pommerania at Plymouth, va
under examination all yesterday NOR
ing by the receiver of the wreck, and b:
been detained at Dover by the Boar
: OF Trade, betause OF the nature OF h
, | evidence. He says the Pomme
/ ania was going at half TO three qua
T ter speed. There was good loOko'
and the lights were burning, and il vi