The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-06
Rushes on 10 the Grim Rocks Of Nova
ScO:is's Shore
la a Dense aud Dea,h.conccaliD
Shroud n Fog.
From the FadsrIsnd 70 an American
Grave
Came a Loog List Of steerags aud
Strengthened Unfortunai,s.
Another "Ocean Tramp" Hostage
TO Halifax.
This PerlIs Of the Deep Portrayed.

The Perlls Of the Deep Portrayed.
HAIIYsx, April A. Tugs which let here
for the scene OF the wreck have returned
without being able to reach the neishbor-
hood OF the steamer. owing to the rough
sea. An attempt will be male In the morn
Ing % re-ch the wreck II the ather mod
crates. The Daniel B. einman had five bulk
heads and her engines were is3 horse
power.
HALfPAr, April 4.-The very latest re-
garding tue wrecked steamer Steinman IL
that OF u crew of tnirty y.nine and captain
and the Diuety passengers only nine
reached shore, the captain, tive OF the
crew aud three passengers These are still
on Sambro island, = short distanc. from
the main land. Owing - the heavy sea
prevailing, the survivors are not likely to
reach the msin land uil noon Tomorrow
or until the sea becomes c4ln No par
ticulsrs can therefore NJ learned in regard
10 the disaster ~ pr'wnt.
sUPPLtM sTARY DETAIL.
BosTor, A pul b A special 10 the Herald
from Halifax, Iecriv d late last night, says:
tine steamer Daniel Stsinman struck,
about 10 O'Clock Thursday night, on Mead
Rock snosl about 20 yards distant from
Sam pro light drrinc terrific gaze and
dense fog. she Immediately backed of and
the next moment 81, uek Gardner shosi. An
immen-e mole was knocke In her bottom.
and she speedily filed and within a few
minutes went down. 81 far ~ at present
known but one li'e-aoat was launched, but
is not known. About midnight
tue men at 5Ambro Island observed
the boat making for shore ami guided IL
with torches to Cabin Covs, wnere tns oc-
cupants, II % vi the crew and two passen-
gers. landed After daylight broke, two
persons could b, seen clinsiny to the rig
ging of the sunken snip. A boat from the
lighthouse rescued them rom th-ir -r.l-
ous situation. Fney proved 10 be Captain
jchoonover and Doy passenger A oout
o'clock Friday mO'nas pilot boat
touched at Sunoro Island and received o
note from the captain u the egent OF the
steamship winch cont,ins the ab.ve mea-
gre facts.
HgR PAssEEGgI LIST.
ANTWERP, April 5-rha steamer Daniel
Sielnman left Antwerp with fifty passen-
p,rs and n crew Of thirty.six.
ANTWERP, April 5.-Fullowing are the
names oi passengers OF the wrecked steamer
Daniel Steinman:
Ruchnrtz, o Aachen.
B Bchten, Of Dusseldorf.
Roos, OF Nuremberg
Flmckenstein, of Hein'ichsta'
Fm h, of Wcibensbrunn,
huller, OF Dortmund.
II. Ebel, OF Dortmund, (iamiy y OF eight
persous).
HsicAenhausen from S.ofele.
Ficns of Kenigbsch.
Matthias aud Nicholas Msjsrns. OF Ho-
sengep.
Emil, Of Dresden.
Clark, of New York.
Markham, OF Hull.
Potter, OF Mederhecbstadt.
LorenZ, of Munster.
Van Hamme, Of Bass-Evelde.
Dedorenvo. of Italy.
Gimbardells, oi Italy.
Sacco, OF ltsi7.
Oes erreichsr of Walchen'eld
Loreng, ofGsllan
Rom, OF Sternheim.
Tuck, OF Gengnam.
Horn, OF Eson.
Gunksr, OF Escn.
Eschen, OF Autiort.
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Tue CAPTAINS STORY
HALIFAX, Aprit James A. Cnipmau
of Chipmsn Bros agent for the White
Cross line, returned this afternoon from
Sambro, where he went last pight TO look
at.er the survivors of the wrecked steamer
Daniel st.inmen Stormy weather pre.
vented him from attempting 10 resch Sam
bro island but this morning NJ five o'clock
he secured pilot who would erdeayor
10 reach the island. They took