Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-06
PERILs OF THE SEA.
Further Details Of the Wreck Of th,
Steamer Steiuman.
Hidden Rocks Which Carry Death I,
Sleeping Victims.
The Few Survivors and the Long List Of
the Lost.

steinman struck about 10 O'clock
Thu -sday night GA Head Rock shnal,
about 20o yards distant from Sanbro's
light during terrific gale, and in a
dense fog. She Immediately backed
oil, and the next moment struck on
Garduer shoal. An immense hole was
knocked in her bottom. She speedily
filed, and within few minutes went
down. so far rs at present known,
only one life-boat was launched, but
how many it at first contained is not
known. About midnight men at
Sambro island observed the boat max.
ing for shore, and guided 1t with
torches to Cabin Cove, where the oc-
cupants, five of the crew and two pas
sengers, landed After daylight broke,
two persons could be seen clinging In
the rigging of the sunken ship. A
boat from the lighthouse rescued
them from their perilous positions,
They proved to be Capt. Scheoneven
and boy passenger. About O'Clock
Friday morning pilot boat touched |
at Sambro island, and received u note
from the captain to the agent steam
ship, which contains the above mea-
ger facts.
The steamer left Antwerp with fifty
piSstllHtlS utlu SltN W N''i'J
LIST OF PASSENGERS.
Antwerp, April 5.-Thc following
are the names OF the passengers OF the
wrecked steamer, Daniel Steinman:
Buchartz of Aachen, Bichten of Das-
seldorf, Roas of Aiiremeborg, Floeck-
enstcin of Heinaichtsha, Faeih of Wri-
bensberuma, Mailer of Dortmend, He
bel of Dortmend and family of eight
persons. Uechenhouser from Stofele
Pichs of Kaenigbach, Matthias and
Nicholas Maierns of Hose1gens, Emil
of Dresden, Clark of New York, Maid
ham of Hull Potter of Neiderhech-
stadt, Lorenz of Munster, Van Hamme
of Bassevilde, Didorenzo of Italy, Gam
bardella Of Italy. Sacco OF Italy, Oester-
reicher of Waschenfeld, Lorenz OF
Gallen. R0lha OF Steinhein, Fck of
Gengnam, Harm of Esch, Gunjar Of
Esch, Eyschen of Muttort, Thill OF
Mutfort, Hemor of Golinzer, icing OF
Gerlen, Stacssell of Waesnen, Iiolf-
man of Dambach, iaA " Of eleven
persons named BerggerC I'm Aarnl-
nhle, Switzerland, Schmidt oI Helm
gen, two families of seven persons
named Kerschen.
. ANOTHER STEAMER WRECKED.
Halifax, April ). The steamer New
e castle City smiled from this port fol
+ Boston Yesterday morning During
/ thick foc she struck ~ shoa, an'
knocked several holes in her bottom
a The captain attempted 10 return I
l. Halifax but the water poured into Tia
II steamer so fast that l. became neces
3 sary To beach The steamer in order I
: save the lives of passengers. me earg
q in her hold is probably eonsiderabi.
!, damaged by water, but n humoer q
d cattle on board have not been lnlursu
>, Among the passengers wtrS "a !
IL three persons named Muller oil ieilih
gen. l<remer of Erenzen, william
d Franz and Mary Franz OF Wiederai
p pen. T. Oerger of unsehunt, Binseil
re of Hefiingen, Schue OF 0,iisedoy, Nleo
as ermann of Niederburn flshefoi Neul
e. bofen, Gotzjohns Erbernafat an'
10 George Erberhardt oil BiankerDohl
al Rupert of Helenbrunii, hfa,er
H. Strasburg, II family OF SIX person
ne named Kranendorck, family ofseve
Is nersons named Bravenbor from Rid
ht derl,ord Sickle Of Guntenhof, Roede
~ of Wolferhof, All of Bluskastle, Spin
.. of Hoefle. The officers We're schoonb;
at ven. cantain, aud Hamp, Busse, Gle
I'D ard and Wick, subordinate Officers
ir Total lost, five officers thirty-thre
n sailors and ninety-one passenger
10 RELIEF BOATS.
as Halifax. April J.-James A. Chi
IN man of Chapman Bros, agents Tor u
so White Cross line, returned TINS ate
lis moon from Sambro, where he wei
err iast NIGHT TO look after the survivors
cir The wrecked steamer Daniel Steii
sss man. Stormy weather prevents
lat him from attempting to reach sanibl
or lis land. but this morning az o'clo'
see he secured pilot who would ehdeaV
es- 10 reach the Island. They TOOK pii
I'm boat and dory with them ana WI
go they got as near the island az couid
me rlsked, the dory was iaunche
re- and with the assislanee
he men on the island, oolpm'
lie got ashore aud SAW captain sehoo
in hoyen and obtained me ioloWing y
icy ticulars of the wrecked Steamer ~
set fine weather on the passage, Win
Der exception of the last two uhys, WI,
ex- were very fogey, ~ BENG
rec inS He thinks he must lla
lei went down stern fret. Tine capiai
the Who was at his post on tue brld.
of ,vler, she went down, threw OIL
the boots and cont, aud took 10 Tue i
the ward rigging, but she sank iasteI ~
use he could climb, SO he was Obliged 70
be- himself floGt, aud after cohsidefa'
trouble caught the top.i,i,ase yaIo u u
To cluur there with one the passenge
.im who also managed 10 keep NINE
ney afloat until Friday morning, when
ere hoat mt Off from the island and I
ma. eued them. The captain
.rlv renain on the Island
iaed inol after the wreck, o
Irn mi not come MP the city until
49, ,irst Of tte week. No bodies have
washed ashore. Al 10 o'clock on.
third Instant, lie saw a light AIN
rom which lie took for the Chebu
ra- lipht. the log making IL app
Ing about five miles Oh, hui
+ 70 could not have been more Than 2
xpe- he discovered as 10 neared the "
nte- That ii was Samhro, and before he
~. time 10 reserve the engines be
ard. among the Lodges northeast OF
Island. The steamer struck Twice,
used began filling fastr lie then v
,om- 10 nun her ashore, but
icut- sank Ia few minutes. As soon a.
III ship struck, the captain ordered
tied. ia sseiigera all on deck, and they J
! 900 An asyept overheard and drowned
ltion the heavy seas which swept over