The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-11-28

dredth voyage to this port, which he MAJ
in the "Pommerania" in April, 1875, q re
ord of his voyages was published in pamp
let form.
of the steamer "Pommerania" was valued
about two hundred and fifty thousand do
lars and was all consigned to Hambur,
except $4,000 of Mexican goods, Co;
signed TO London, and undoubtedly deliver
ed at Plymouth, seventeen bags OF letter
and twenty-five bsgs oil papers are suppose
to be lost.
D SOME OF THE SAVED.
LONDON, P. M-Only FIVE of the FIRST
class passengers saved IRE at Dover; thes,
are Mary Clymer and Rose NJ. Clymer
Philadelphia, Alfred Faber. New York
Mrs. S. o. Hernsteil, New York, and c
Poppenhusen, Hamburg.
THE LOST
NEW YORK, November 20. - A Dover
dispatch says that from fifty to sixty of the
passengers on the "Pommerania" were lost
When the collision occurred, the steamer
"Glengarry," of Middlesboro, was most for
tunately passing at the time, and the Off
/ anu CIcW Vi INC JlcuS3lIv Imneul-
ately did all in their power 10 succor the
unfortunate passengers Tie boats were
manned without dela-, and succeeded in
rescuing 172 persons. This leaves
FIFrY-EIGHr STILL MISSING.
Most of those rescued had nothing on
save their night clothes, and az the night
was very cold their suffering we're intense,
the larger portion were in the water cling.
| ing to the debris OF the wreck when rescued,
but some few had succeeded in getting in
the boats before che went down. The
| "Pommerana" was
BUILT AT GREEN OAK ON CLYDE
in 1878, and was 1888 tons burden. The
following were her principal proportions
length 365 feet, breath 40, depth of hold
thirty-six She was brig rigged, .her engines
we're compound of six hundred nominal
horse power, she had six bulk heads, and
was the most popular vessel Of the line.
THE FOLLOWING
are the names of cabin passengers who
sailed in the Inflated steamer from New
York: Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Ward, three
children and two servants, Mrs. Rufus
King, Mrs. W. B. Clymer, Miss Mary
Clsmer, Miss Maria Hester Clymer, Miss
Rose n. Clymer, B. w. Clymer, Mr.. and
Mrs Eugene Arrstem three children and
nurse, Miss Amelia Wolf, C. Pappenhusen,
Miss F. Koenig, Mr.. Alex. Badhco, Mrs
Badisco, Mrs. Anna Badisco, Julius Charles,
Emil Black. W. S. Adams, Robert Pom
mer, Professor Henry Rabny, Xavies " alz,
Mrs. S. Ohems;eil, Miss Amelia Newman,
Miss Christina Frick, Mrs. Louisa
Ferne, Mrs. Cementine S. Defriere
three children and nurse, Miss Victoria
Defriese, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst, B. Lucke,
and three children, L. F. Schwartz, Alfred
Taber, Heinrich Muller, Otto Karnman,
Jacob Kaufmaun, Caroline DEFINE, Caro-
line Bassi, Mrs. Kalbe, W. S. Adams, Mrs.
L. Funk.
LIST OF PASSENGERS.
CHERBoUKG, November 25-The follow
ing passengers from the "Pommerania"
landed here:
Mr. and Mrs Ewards three children and
two servants, of New York; Mrs. Rufus
King, Of New York; Mrs. and Miss Arm
stein, two children and a nurse, San Fran
cisco: Miss z. Kalnigs, Mrs Clementine
8. Friese, and family, Of Washington; L.
F. Schwartz. New York; Otto Karnman,
New York Miss Caroline Kassi, st. Louis;
ihChy &NS" Aoihs
THE VESSEL THAT RAN INTO HER.
LONDON, November 26.-The "Moel
lillian" is a magnificent new iron barque,
Of eleven hundred tons gross, owned in Liv-
| erpool built at Sunderland last year. What
was her bowl merely gaping tissue, only
her water light compartments kept her
| afioat Mrs. Ohernsteil says that she had
| retired, and was awakened by terrific
| crash. She sprapg from her berth and
gained the deck, where all was impenetra-
| bic Darkness. The Storage passengers were
| crying loudly. She was pushed towards a
| life boat which was Just then being lowered
Even after getting afloat there seemed little
hope for safety, but they
SOON SAW THE LIGHTS
of the "Glengarry" which took them Oh
board All speak in the highest terms Of
the captain, who was on the bridge nearly
all OF the previous three days and nights.
The "Pommerania" landed fourteen first
class passengers and twenty-six others at
Cherbourg Chief Officer Frauzer,
COMMANDED THE LAST BOAT.
Az he put of, the captain, who was on the
bridge, called to him TO keep as close to the
"Pommerania" as possible. He laid to
about ten yards from the steamer, but she
went down in a few moments. Officer Frau
Ger says there was thick fog all day on
Monday. About A minutes after IL O'Clock
at night, without hardly the slightest warn
ing of the close proximity Of q vessel,
bark appeared on our starboard side and
Immediately crashed into MS just abait the
funnel
THE LET OF PASSENGERS.
New YORK, November 26.-The follow
ing is furnished by the Hamburg American
Steamship Co, is believed TO be the accu-
rate list OF the lost and saved passengers
by the "Pommerania" The saved, landed
at Plymouth and Cherbourg, were:
THE SAVED.
Mr.. f. A. Ward, family and nurse, of
New York Mrs. Rufus Ring, New York
Miss E. Kalnigs, Crefeld; Mr.. and Mr..
f. Ernstein and family and nurses, San
Francisco; Mrs. Clementine S. Defriene and
Washington; Miss Victoria Defriene,
Washington; L. F. Schwartz,N. Y; Julius
Charles, n. Y; Prof Henry Rsleyn, st.
Louis Otto Rarnman, n. Y; Caroline |
Rossl, n. y. ; Miss Amalie Newman,N. Y.
Samuel Brock, Cleveland, o. Fred Malrie, |
Columbiana, o Benedict Arm, Columbi- |
ana, o. Chas. Joseph Guillemot, n. y. Il
Phil. Gross, ST. Louis; Louis Veith. Keo- |
kuk, Iowa Mr.. Alexander, Paris; Charles |
Thomas, Colorado; W. II. Pearce, Nevada
John Monketwis, Colorado; Edward Pearce,
Colorado; Edwin Hunt, Arizona; Thos. |
Phillips, Nevada; Anna Vessel, \. Y. w.
Eastenbrook, n. Y.
AMONG THOSE SAVED BY THE "GLESGAR-
RY"
were: Mr.. c. Poppenhusen, Hamburg ; |
Alfred Faber, Neork Miss Mary Clymer, |
and Miss Rose n. Clymer, Philadel phia
Emil Blach, GAINESVILLE, Tenn; Mrs. S.
Ohernsteil, New York; VIM. Schroeder,
San Francisco; Adolph Simon, Hastings, |
MINI; Louis Loumann, Akron, Ohio; Rod
erick K. Schneider, New York G. H. West
phal, Lacrosse, Wis; Adolph Thiel and
Gustave Sehur, Chicago; Simon Monchal
and Henry Schmidt, New York c. kauch, /
Newark, n. j.; A. Ranfeldt, Jul Strosse,
Auton Schoen, W. Suschinsky, and Ferd
Rutz, New York.
THE LOST Or UNHEARD FROM WERE:
Mrs. w. B. Clymer, Philadelphia; Miss
Maria Holster Clymer, and Mr.. W. B.
Clymer, Philadelphia; Alex. Badisco, Bevis
Badisco, and Mrs. Annie Badisco, New
York Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest B. Lucke ard
three children, New York; Miss Amalie
Woolf, New York ". S. Adams, Spring
field, Mass; Robt Pounner, St. Louis
Xavier WaIz, Allegheny, Pa. Pa; Jacob
kaufman, New York; II. Muller, Ger
many; Caroline Dehn, San Francisco
Miss Christine Prick, New York; Mrs. L.
Funk, Madison; Emil Grinet, Hartford,