New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FEq
A PARTIAL LIST OF THE DANMARK's PEo-
Pile RECEIVED.


A PARTIAL LIST OF THE DANMARK's PEo-
PIE RECEIVED
NONE OF THE STEAMERS THAT ARRIVED YES
TERD1Y HAD SEEN THE WRECK OR THOSE
WHO WE'RE IN PERIL--MANY PERSONS
INQUIRE FOR NEWS OF RELA.
TIvEs OR FRIENDS.
The steamer Island, Of the Thingvaa Line, arrived
~ Quarantine at p. m. yesterday, ana ahAious
inquiries at made of the captain Tor news OF
the wrecked steamer Danmark, but he hsd Deaiu
nothing whatever Of her. This caused great dsaP
pOintment to many anxious people, rs u was hoped
that the Island coming directly in the route OF the
Danmark, would bring some tidings OF The snip
wrecked passengers and crew. The officials OF the
ThingvaIla Line however, had little expec tation OF
this they announced on Friday, for the reason
that the wrecked vessel dfted some distance out Oh
her course, aud hence II was extremely unlikely, IL
not impossible that she should be sighted by tho
Island stl when the latter vessel reached her pier
In Hoboken, little group of people who had friends
the Danmark were gathered there to ask for news
Some Of them, even when told that there were no I'd
ings fingered about the dock for an hour, and asked
each passenger 10 the Danmark had been heard from
THE PASSAGE NOT STORMY ONE.
Tho Island left her last port, Christianssand, on
March 30, Just four Gayb after the Danmark, with
40 passengers. Her captain, william Skjodt,
reported that the passage had been WIN
out heavy storms other unusual Incl
dents occupying thirteen days and half, the reguiar
time When told all the circumstances OF the hndlnB
Of the wreck Of the Danmark no at once agreed win
the views Of Captain " L. Helm. superintendent OF
the Thlngvalla Line who is himself navigaton|Of
experience, having commanded vessel in the trans
atlantic trade for five years. The views OF these
captains ~ given to reporter for, The Tribune
by Captain Helm. follows: The, papmsrk left
Christianssand on March 20, and as she made some
600 miles day, about April or she would be In
latitude so degrees longitude 40 degrees Here IL
seems most probaBfe that she met hiEA Seas and
was wrecked, the accident being caused BE- racing
that is. her stern lifted out of the water and
the propeller, sncOunering resistance, spun around
at enormous rate. This broke the shaft, which
tore hole IN The vessel The tunnel In which me me
aissH hold a'f was p SoodoS The Ats tic cur
:cuiAwesS S,a the westerly salos would partly
neutrelins this, making ber course southeast Now
IS minutes, longitude az degrees, is minutes on
April g. SO she must have drifted about 200 miles
reached the gulf stream which would take her toward
the coast Of Ireland, but she has no doubt sunk
before now
BELIEF THAT THE, PASSENGERS ARE SAFE.
GAS for the crew and passengers, have not the
slightest doubt that all Of them were saved. An
Indications point tina: way. In the first place. all
her boats gone when the City OF Chester sighted
her. These were not sufficient TO hold all the
passengers, several trips must have been made,
as, OF course, nobody would jump overheard so long
board was intact and that there were no signs Of
panic, strengthens this view almost into certainty
or HslifeI took the passengers on board, aud with
them. perhaps litfs foOd. with 200 additional
enough to last unal this side was reached so she
sailed southwark the line Of trans-oceanc
@os Of them TsSe TO t hs
was not h1 I The sailing vessel w91a eGnt1 Ss
Danmark could hardly have been abandoned before
AP ~ Mon Or hoWsv SG We boevo So We Win r.
Ceive tdings of the safety Of all the Dsnmasks pas
sengors, officers and crew.
PARTIAL LIST OF THE PASSENGERS.
In the mails Of thu White Star steamer Britannia
Yesterday there bulky letter addressed tD Punch
Edge & Co., agents OF the Thlngvslla line. IL con
tanned W. of those passengers from sweden aud Den
mark who sailed from COpeDhagen and ChrsbaniR on
the Inflated Danmark. The names of tbosc Nor~o
Of course. unknown here. Following is the fsi which
came tho Britannia:
From sweden-Kns Janson Olaf BokeIund Char
ioteA B0Helund. Edwin Nelson, Nils Peter Nelson,
Gustav Linderoth, August ". Linderoih. Nils p.
Brynof. Mia Brynou Hda BryBon. Anna BrynOn,
Bror Brynof, Nils Person. ions Hanson, Benrdkta
Person. BenE PalsOn, Nils J. Lundberg John p II.
Jeppson. Nils Person. JenS Larson. ions Anderson,
Peter J. olOtsOn. Agnes f. Engstrom, Nils Person,
Johan Anderson, Govsn J. Carlson Mis- Nelson. MIS-
A. L!ss;rom. August Plofson, MAthnde X. Rngstrom,
Christina l.. Hron. sven Krun. Anna Kron, Ernst
Knn, H. r. Rygaari, Anders BIOrson, Nils Nelson.
ions Jonson August L. Rosenberg. Johannes Hy
lander, Johannes Person, Johannes Svenson Nils An
dersOn, Kjeuti Person, Magnus O'Sandgfen. Martin
Nilsson. Emma Bcngton, Abrk Bengsion. Nils An
desOn, Ida StIOm, ALFRED Wetterlng, Axcl Ander-
son, Gustav Brom, Jenny NJ. II. Hammar. Carl J..
samuelson Hern ". AxesOn, Adolf Alderman Maria
Nilsson, Per Wlkland
From Denmsrk-Gustsvs A. Andersen. Valdemnr
Iund Carl A. MOrensen Ranus NJ KIeldsen, Chris
topher n. Moller. Ole +. Hansen. Hans }. Hansen
Ingvard J. Betr, simOnk soDdergaarl- Johannes
Hoist Nils FIR f. Nllsen Hans Peterson, Yof Larson,
Cyrus Petersen. JoVen sitrecksen Jens p Christian
sen, Kund NJ Moller. Bertha Rkstrom ADe X Jensen,
Christian Pallesen, Martin Larson Jorgen p Fred
erickson, Henrik Rasmussen, Hanne Rasmussen,
Nils Andersen, Sophie ChristSi Helze Swendson,
Axel Johansen, Nils L. Pedersen Jens T. Jensen Nils
Nilsson MS r. Larsen Julie sOGasrdc Ielega sogaard,
ions olafsOn, Hans s. Rasmussen, Sophus Rronmann,
Hans Chr Hansen, Peder W. KJangaard, Oscar c.
Carlsund ADe NJ Hansen, Chr RsvItg, slime Ravltze,
Johannes Jensen Fanny Sander, Frederick Rasmussen,
MAIDS Christensen, Rasmus Andersen, Nasmins Jacob
sor Johanne Poulsen, Mar4us Screnscn, Soien Chr
scrensen Hans Olsen, Vlhelmtnus Hansen, Nils H.
Christensen Kund p. CHRISTENSEN Carl F. Peterson,
Peder Christensen, Pauline X. Christensen, Andors
p Andersen, Christen n. Bale, Louise Gohrelson,
Rlns GohrIelsen, Robert GOhrIesen, Lars A. Msdsen
Andrea A. Madsen, Axel Madsen, Thomas NilSen,
Jens o. Christensen, Laurids Laurenscn BaEer Bait
zersen, Kristain Kristainsen, Hans Henriksen,
Chr c. Jensen, I.aurids Lauridsen, krstlan
Rrlsiansen, Hans Henntsen. Chr C. Jensen, Ifrrds t.
Petersen Jens Larsen Ahders J. Jensen, Jeps Pslen,
Chr wilson. Ki K.-GSenssnd, Hsls Petersen Jens
Hansen Maren osteryaurd, Vsd KfOvidseHT Peter
.Knudsen, job. L. Miller, Anders c. Lauacn. Soren
Sorensen Chr. L. SOensen Hans JObanson, tanrelz X
larsen Martha Gulbeck, MAIDS, Chr. Panlsen, Ki +.
Hansen Arme Hansen, KOren Hansen. JeSper L.
Nielsen Peter g. Petersen, Hans =. JOrgensen, KatTne
smith, Nils Nsen, Fr. NJ. Decher Maren c. Klitz,
Hans P. Bjerrum, Jens c. Lund, Jargen F. Lrnd,
Johanne sowdergaard, Martha Christensen, krlstne
rodaraen S,ren Antr,AnSeu. RaSulls Il. ElIegaard,