Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-23
EASTERN NEWS.
.-rp PRESS DIsPATcHns.

.soclaTED PRESS D''f
:. /. s,eaner and Loss Of Life.
vo.r Jan. 2l.-Kuhnhardt q
- Iof I.saf the Hamburg American
q aeenJst III Company, state that they
- fsDsstarday afternoon q cable
sa from Hamburg, informing
=. sesmer Sultan, which arrived
r. tns .,o last night, had collided IN
9anU 9n Ocean, off Baskum. in a
b6eluaav nth an unknown steamer,
- ~ - he the Cimbria, which
"a from Hamburg on the i'tn iof
=. and New York; u..,s..a.
M second dispatch, conveying
eiIosino intelligence:
iolSa Jan. N.-The Cimbria was
d Ssdsv morning twelve miles
= ss..st sf q Baskum by the British British
Suitan. She sunk IL hfteen
sftsr the collision. Thirty-nlne
~ ,sndsd at Cuxhaven this even
ohsr boats are still out. Our
II R Rassarabia and Hansa, and
l tues, o1. Tba Tin.
~ Of the other DOats. A aa. In
q "a vessel OF Sz3i I. IONS, 90 !, ,oc1 ssst
1909. Jan. 2l.-The details of the
j;sastar show that the loss of
- have been fearful. A dispatch
mn Hamburg, sent Dy - .uo s LILY.
! inrjcan SteansniP OoiIPa,; T;S;. ~;
LII IS persons iiom sSo % - 1ham
- been landed. a uuluooI VI I'LL Nh
= Il the Mesef AiRntuouso.
[.,rnes Of these are no' yes asooi isrou In
a Gmbns left hamDs.R a on a rnu's -
=, With 3SO passengers III" I" 0i'" "a
III
4. Iatest Csllisien.''A Fine Steam
~, and Many Lives Lost.
ya,v Ian. 22-J.F. H. Never,
l ~ Hamburp. American line.
~ .,.,IJ ~. not understand why the
IA % not nick mn some OF the
- y ~ -. -. C;mbria He Thought il
~ s,.roe conduct on her part to
.Ss.n n narish. He feared that a
In .sny l;yss we're lost. for after
xr:k a. aha vas the vessel would
~ % Soatsd Al most more than fif-
!. t~sntv minutes. The central
= ..,ssrts NJ the vessel. where the
- M coaj hnnkers are situated.
-. L l.roe and ara necessarily con-
q n ssaoe vavs. In the event
-! :.s;dants aa a collision. there
s1 = M TINA 70 close the compart-
-. snd tLe veioht of the water
.,5 .;nS the vessel At once. Never
Z ~,s nrobable that a few of the
.....s.rs we're Americana returning
.. Tcuy;ets cenerallv ship at
Msvar savs later dispatches
~ Hsmburo make him feav that no
-. - -s,s -ssvsd other than those al.
S.s.d "a from He thon0ht IL nrob-
m. H. ~ rot : t mora than twc hoata GOT
49, 49,, ~ tha C;mhr;a A lar0a pro.
~ .C,s' - .hs s,.s .s;Iors we're saved He
s. '. ~ ~ -"s Sra tn thar ha.ta,
sus ~: sns - s~;.nu;no wan Wr" ovd nv % hnia;~c -
eOU asss;. " D;.cs D ~ wrsck - Ha ~. aS
s3.s s -. % NAM - ,r"rs Ives ,souId
~. ~ saas .a aiS e - ~ .ss.a, IoJ ra
49, ,aseu a,aa - i III. an rr;m;r-sa I S
~. suu's y. ~ ~ 0,In "a. 80, hs.~ % rssd W."
. ~ .,S -s.n ,,si, sha a !, a,r;vsd % that .be h:d
s' .,,;a; wn:I s.1 w;.h S, s..a.rar .. 1 ,.nn "u
IN. ~ - OSsa.svn MnS W." "Itn ' ho .a;a' t ..s,.
.;r ;re o'wS" y sSa s,,tsr .rsrs"taa ms s" .sat E
h.d u. ~ sj = soI1;s;o,, % ~;,P .ho C;m sa"'
s. ~ - oS1 a. - hana Uslsiu Inan VII .ha. i S
y Ss' IH- Ia'; 1. AU -;i La % LUZ
~ ~ \. W. .s0 .a;,ront ~ @ ,,.ss., 10 AaoS oS
-. S;S IA ~ ~ -. :, 49, o .nJ o.. @ ~ t,a,i- nm-
~ ~ ~ ~ ;c;.ssS a.. ~ - - .1or., ow vH..y tSy
s.h;r ,,ssssrrs.. -. ~ ..S
SSsy vars ors N;oht % ~ s..;rs 49, So ."'Hu. ~.
iscf and had a hss,s, [ "%amaa v - .' as
- than the stasra"a raasars. " ~
- tvo fiicbts down ThS, Thras ,au ~aU
~ nvsd-Mise x,l.rao-s ~ ~" ua T,.a
-. and Mrs. Pfa;far Rhos .mS MI Nj.
the fhs steerane George xnonsta
RI d tinker Rommer. vno vsre ;n
n .aoond cabin. and are among The
rsGnO ara wall known thronChcnt
61msnv as GRAND yoonlists. Thsv
- sonth Gcrman aonus and vsrs
~ % appsar AT BeaIe's 4 Kesta,s
MIveek. Keate enoacod them three
1nths 400. He showed their phosn.
~ q manv svmpathizin0 friends
sysnino. George Rommer vas d
IN Of acc. He and his sisters werc
Hherech. Wurtembnrc. Katinka
| p - l9 .yeara Of aoe. and verv nrat'
{, 10 heiore the Emnress ~ Ger-
N, ana in Auatria Vhen sha Vas
/ - veals old. Auousta Vas 81 Their
EhpiSce pIayed zithcr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Z tKair sinsino The cargo of tho C;n.
lk sers;stsd ~ ,o;s". @ Ko 'Ion.,sa =. sa' LIN lin
lndiaa and was very valuable. The
~ was insured partly. Inquiries
nads at the docks in Hoboksn by
Who expected friends on the
eRia The Rugia, Of the line, was
ooek preparing to sail next week.
g nef officers said there was a
~ Roaloility that some Of the boats
= .oi.a s naa oeen PICKED up oy
- vhs,s thsn ~nu lii saAen 70 cnanne,
- Tbs nlaCs iI ~ rh -. soTI SoI';.; % nearo
= oeaan h;chve, ~ 1871 vsu ss was VI
eil kinda o} vsscsIs T Th. cS!sS '.sSS n@
I'D IA T;mhr;s \ u.., LUG o1'ei ON
ma dnoIs man ~ =. nal,Jwa, az saiu,
I'm a ths In. .Ao Iau ssOn TvgI AZ
"a hat the aeoord NOM third .S sr tr~ s"nrtp -
IN hsd h.sr nu, ~" 'a'so, ano touttn
~ Ma ia Csm,.r;s haS SA'os S % @ .ue
= ia ' fan, ors ussse,s ssseaai On tne III mne. 70
ulldpn. Innh.;..; "I M n' n1ass'
- rx A0AAoas 0uO neuIy O0f-