New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-29
THE KILLED AND INJURED.

While search was being made for bodies of tho
victims. soon after the disaster happened exagger-
ated runors concerning the loss Of life set
a1oat. Ii was believed for time that many per
sons had been killed outright by the ex-
ploslon. but the testimony of several witnesses
Indicated that all except a few of the passengers
were rescued unmjured. The belief prevailed at
length that less than dozen persons had been
killed and injured. At a late hour only four per-
SONS were known To DO dead, while
the INJURIES If another were expected TO
prove fatal. As most Of the passengers
and the members of tho crew lived in places
distant several miles from the city, tine number of
the missing was not known Folio wing IS a list Of
the killed:
GREGG TnoMAs was taken from the water dead and the
body was removed 10 inc Morgue Later IN the even
twenty-five years Of age. Nc Gregg was clShty-two
wears Old ana lived al No. 500 Waer-st with his
and Two daughters. lie engaged until within
the last two or years Ia the wooden wilOwware
business Yesterday he started In company vida
his friend, Captain John NOrs, 10 the home OF
tne latter al Inc Palisades, opposite DObTs Fer.
~. Captain voris escaped uninJnred II was stated
nj the AOrgue last uignt that Mr. Gregg death was
caused by drowning
SAUL InOMAs JosErH. of No. 292 sumpter-st, Brook
iyn, "A u irscngcT, was terribly sCaldcd. lie was
TAKEN to Bellevue Hospital. and his arrival there
asked for gas a,e h %a hc ne no ais" Secd sLse
tIon AS TO how or where he injured, aud
,,r he me fora ~ uuronsr,us IL wa. said AZ
The hospital Ia. night tna M. place OF business in
Erw-YOIk was at No. 100 Beekman-st, hnd that he
wusa pdnp-llter by trade. lie about forty years
of age A message promptly sent to his
Brooklyn address, bat up 40 10 =. IN: none OF MS
friends had visited HIN. At IL o'clock tue injured
man died
sIssoS CHARLES seyentJ-two years old, retired mer
tine ste amloat near the su.Okr,tick WIN his wife
when the explosion occurred. iils body was not
found after wards Dut tuero was little doubt that ne
was Killed. lie aud his wife cane 10 this city on a
shori visit last week aud they were intcni TO
return nome with tncir son-a-aw aud grandson
.IIIA, the VIE OF Nudl4cH Ti--oig was
sItv.eignt years old her body found in the
%S1r b 1ief 70 me fod Of %cs, Fecah ST. w6eie It
was idcntned by her gran Is N, W. r. Cnapn. After
remaining posed 10 tue view OF many persons on
the 1ock for anout an hour tue body was taken 10
Merritts Undertaking shop IN Eighth,ave. ana pre- :,
TarytOwn TO-DAY.
THOSE WHO WERE INJURED.
IL was believed that several persons VINO were
rescued from the Ryerdalo. aud who went away
without making any complaints, received slight
INJURIES Folio wing "a list Of those persons whose
injuries were serious:
~ Ns GEoroE A. one o. the iremen the River
dae lies In a critical condition al 81 Vincenps Hos
plta lie is seriously buried. and niue nope Is en-,
sn,S.nn' fearing me viii die fro snoc. Ho was
plc6ed up III an exhausted anI slhAns ooi.ou ~
nospltal where he lived.
FANSISG PETER, u boat-hand living al Harrison and
Greenwich sts was at work Oh the lower deck near
the stern OF the steamer wnen the explosion look
place The concussi9n Threw nI II no s snS
tho passengers running to the Sido OF tno
boat aud followed them. The Marshall presently
came along side and took them all on board ran
ming is twenty nine years Old Of Irish Drth an mas
beeT ak wears In New.YOrk lie is severely burned
on The race and the lett hand. About o'clock ne
went 10 tue Chambers street Hospital, where MS
wounds dressed ~ =,
c.pnyER HowEIL living in Brooklyn, was badly In
jured aud fears entertained As to hs recovery
Ills face and body badly burned. ~ he was cX-
nnsed TO tne e-ca ping steam AM boiling water Just
atter the explosion being near the engihe-rOom AT
tine time Mrs. Gardner sent for by tle OHlelilS
at the New-YOrk Hosl 1tai when the extent OF her
husbaud's iaufies bccG ne known.
uIySEY WILLIAM H. Oller was IN the englherOon ut
mo time Of the explosion, and escaped Win HOmo
rafner severe burns about the face aud cot from tne
rush of sclluing water and escaping steam TIC
lives at No. 1877 Varcksl ,, - o. A,s
MCGEE NELSON tne pnot Of the Rycrdale was ~ MS
nst " zen the pilot house was blown INTO inc arr nc
escaDed DEATH received severe internal Injuries
ana b,1use, aDout tho body. Deck hands on tue Jug
hnnt NJ ,rsha rescued him and ne was put ashore AZ
the foot OF rwenty -secO DIST lie went llnmeulateB
IN ma homr in Hayerstraw. Later ~ me
Afternoon his brother William Notice "A WARRINGTON
Marko1 mn ler, VINO lives IN West HoJOAcn, dP
AIRED at the scene Of the disaster ana maze ANXIOUS
tnnuiries lie was mucn relieved when he hearu vi
t.s pilots escape. -. n al. M
Col I'm JogS an Italian and mate OF the Roselae, re-
crIyeI a fracture OF the thisd and Is no" AZ thc
NewYork Hospital He was suffering sOhle"hat
from Tie shock last evening, and perfect rest anu
auiet were enjOined by the puy siclah III chhrse'
x Telegram announcing The accident was sent 'o"i''
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