The evening world., 1889-04-22
NEAR Y i
Many Of the Danmark's Rescued
Passengers on the Missouri
They Were Taken to the Azores, as
"Tho Evening World" Predicted.
The Captain Of tho n-Fated vessel on
His Way to London.

The passengers and crew Of the Thingvalla
line steamship Danmark are saved.
The EVENING WORLD has been insisting all
along from the first that they were all right, and
now II feels 4 little like calling attention to tba
fact.
While other newspapers here contained daily
sensational stories OF the undoubted drowning
Of the 722 people on the Inflated ship, TIL
EVENING WORLD has been industrious in refutinR
them.
On the 18th TIE EVENING World. having
carefully studied the chart and considered the
situation, said:
,.s sss': :! y; ! 'S = he s:' Gi' S'' Of 81 6h ":S q II: Rsa% S::a
WS:p s.sS ne had drif.ed or boon tGwed 800 miles
line toward. tSSs H.oFs. si.nd'~., -,.,.
wsIn.d the r.soains steamer that she would coon JIM.
End .ssnd R1::ssns TS.n and 70, S %:., natural wsIs ,fT ,S;Us s snd fs 3:
&, &. s ss: .scS pone. . 'sfsP s.. e p Esai :al d ES:: y K: ;R x:Srs ::
,s N S :s.iH r. .s ~ 6; Sss Il. S Z, rsr se. Rs; .s.@ :': .S % ssr &c
days. The nsIt mail steamer 70 Li4bon would sail April
1 j; :S e t.. s :; i.G 4! sss ~; .ss ~ New I: t 4Ssf O., %;nisS :;.d ns
That In Just what did happen.
The Missouri. from London and bound for
PhiladelphiA, found the Daninark with a
broken shaft on ADril 8, towed her for
more than twsnty-four hours, and then, as she
seemed about 10 sink, threw out her own cargo
Of freight and took on board the passengers and
| crew Of the doomed ship.
The Denmark was 500 miles from Newfound.
the Missouri, and the latter, turned her PROV
vorsble TO that course, as The EVENING WORLD
Forty-two sailors and seo passengers were
landed at FAyal. and yesterday they arrived at
Al Easter noon came this cablegram TO Paul
Gottheil, OF, the Arm of Funch, Edge q Co.,
from Copenhagen:
,SsSysd BsCSsh ~ 70 ,, n. A,",S. BY , ,UipdT.a NMif ;:conl,
TaiSoSALLA.
The Missouri arrived at the Delaware Break
pected at the dock of the American Transport
line, Philadelphia, late this afternoon with s4o
The Missouri left London on March as with q
MEurosi{{ and sSs' is : new shiP' Peter Whit
$ Il spn L; r 4E < E fRS ! th' 'qo S'i risSIais s haIs
services At the disposal Of the latter In caring
for the psssengers OF the Dapmark;
rS SsnSrafl tihts nS, xith 4 tESec mem Ssnq ir1 Ma' Els % once tse
went TO Philadelphia to-day, and the Danmarkis
their several .destinatiops from that CITY:
Although on 6t the DanmarS' a ssSo' 900 ship md
Thingyalla line and Punch, Edge 4 Co. to-day
over the news Of the safety OF the people on
Only one o ito Is Lost on the benm.rG. When,
on April 4. Y was discovered that the shaft OF
the DanmArk'B engine was broken. Engineer
Haas was found dead in the engine-room.
A Lisbon despseittGG h, says ~ ,tthna that Engineer Haas
engine pipe. In consequence. OF this accident
and the breaking Of the shaft the vessel was
Which was blowing At the time.
Capt. Knudson and three engineers left the
Af THs IOWA Sn AaP Si , oil for or a6fG f1 %n{, a nE friends q,
cred here from all Q over tho Union, and HGnsV'e
weeks % a. The once Of 'd the TEins wall lfiEnre i SSs
dwindled away till there were remaining to-day
their homes, their money having given out.
Among THOSE who remained today, mons was
stoTer,' oy fhe t stard EOff Farmer Prfbs oE WSs rp m0fris
He fairly husEed himself, and tears filled his
cheeks g. he hSsed the photograph of Marie
to an shf EH " 81 f,seWS; oR nGw' re ss Tsia t as hH saHaS
proudly at the picture Of the buxom laes whose
r rUptea by the d iiHaub5iH Mso Of Tie Banm nusrS.S inter-
ried ale 4Isb Ti nr sSSH s Ssie de Go Sna we sf pa ya be t TSr;
phia 70 meet her. I've got money enough he
The reporter explained to the joyful lover that
a list Of the people on the Missouri would be re-
ceiyed here tonight, and that he had better
The other passengers Of the Danmark, who
could not be crowded upon the Missouri. are
the, 1rst and second officers OF the wrecked ship.
The Thingvalla line will send q steamer after
them from Copenhagen and they will be taken
off and their journey to New York continued ~
Aiater despatch from Peter Wright 4 Son, OF
PhiladelphiA, to Funch, Edge 4 Co. gives but
slight particulars OF the disposition Of the Dan
II says that the Missouri landed $40 of the
people at st. MiohAel's and brought 365 Of them
st. MichSels Ia a port on one of the Azores
near TO- Fayal. Fourteen OF thoHe left at 81.
MichAels went to Lisbon on the AcOr from
FayAl and Capt. .KnudSen and three engineers
sailed Tor England on a passing ship.
a despatch wa sent last night to the Danish
the news of the Denmark, and this morning
Henry Edge received this response from him:
Thank Godi Good news indeed SPoSECK.
Peter Wright a Son sent this telegram ia
Punch, Edge * Co. this morning from Philadel,
phia:
Can't. Murrell, OF the Missouri, Is 4 very bright fellow,
aud Il Is very probable that II has occurred to him e
anticipate the Lequirement in this particular and h'
may have the list In shape,
Many OF the passenger had written to friends
TO meet them ON the arrival Of the Danmark &
New York.
Az many of them as desire to come to New
! York will be brought over from Philadelphia b!
= rail tonight.
. The Swedish and Danish Consuls here hav,
received no instructions from their respective
I Governments regarding the people CT the Dan,
; mark.