New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-17
STORMY TIMES ON THE OCEAN,
GREAT SHIPS TOSSED ABOUT LIKE CHIPS.
Drr.xrn srrAMsHlps coMINe IN WIN

DELAYED STEAMSHIPS COMING IN WITH
STORIES OF ROUGH VOYAGES.
The DELAYED steamships which have been strusghhs
across the Atlantic In the teetn Oh hercc "has anu
heavy head seas came struggling Into port YESTERDAY
n little shaken up by the rough voyage ouu hohe !"
them injured by their fight with winds ana waves.
The Travc from Bremen, met strong westerly gales
and ,smendous waves as soon she got out OF the
pr;,,sh channel Great seas came over the bows day
and night as the struggled westward IL was
mpossibIc for the passengers TO eat or Steep WIN
comfort as the ship, battling with the waves ana
taking tons Of water on deck at every pitch' SHOOK
from stern to stem.
and after decks was cut of by the cataract o. water
,bot came on hoard This state Of affairs continued
nm 10 November 1o, when the ship ran out OF the
storm and came with fine weather down the American
oos. and so to port. bringing large number OF pas
seneers who have ono and all vowed never to go 10
| sea again.
The Nornannla from Hamburg, came in after
battling with the same storm. For the first four days
out che struggled against southwest and northwest
winds which would every now and then blow Win
hurricane force. Squalls of hail aud snow addcd I'd
the discomfort Of the voyage, and heavy
irregular sea tossed the ship about as IL sho
we're a playthng made for the waves OF the
Worth Atlantic to play football with. Crockery
uas smashed passengers seasick and everything
aboard was what Mr. Mantini called dem damp
moist unpleasant All the way over. up to the
Grand Banks the Normsnna ran at a reduced speed
not daring to go ahead at full power into those great
walls OF water that opposed her progress
The Cunsrd steamship Umbria struck the same storm
of wind and after leaving Queenstown, and
fought her way across against 1t. An extract from
her log reads follows: November 11-Strong to mod
crate gale with heavy and confused seas November
1o-IIcavy gale with violent squalls and heavy sea )
November 13-Fresh breeze and squalls" AND so on
up to the Grand Banks where the force OF the present
storm does not extend she fought against the waves
and got the best of them, coming into port without
The City Of Berlin, running at a reduced rate OF
speed fought her way the and came In
reporting violent squalls, high and confused seas ana
heavy gales. All the incoming ships from across the
North Atlantic reported similar experiences Inc storm
seems to be confined to space between 200 miics west
of Queenstown and 400 miles east Of the Grand Banks
The White Star steamer Britannia came In with a
log written all with such entries as strong gale
and high seas high seas and heavy gale FOR SIX
days the Britannia fought against the storm, but when
she approached the Grand Banks she Slid out OF the
and thunder OF tempestous and roaring seas WIN
clear and pleasant weather No serious damage was
done to any of these great ships, but smaller craft
which have been lighting the same storm and sailing
vessels struggling across the Atlantic have had dan
gerous and hard time of IL. In few days reports oil
and OF loss Of life Will probably begia to come H.
were c. f. Barry. f. E. bullock, Thomas A. burke
W. Catherwood +. IL. Calerdine, William Carlyle
:. &. Chopin, Stanton Colt. II: Br"se Elliot, w.
Gardner, A. J. Grey, II. C. Iiardon II; o. Hastings,
j. r. Harvey f. Harrison. a. b. Jarvis, IL. sheldon
jarvis, DR.. 4. A. Lawrence J. scott Llngs, J. W.
Morgan J. Munroe, G. b. Newbold /. a. T. , pe.ro-
b. o. Post, Mrs. II. l.. Roosevelt; Jose Sanchez NJ
r: sSap R sasnf H. + VnsSe Dr.
Walsh. Axe Wclln, j. Benson Williams ana a. D,
ihilbrck. - >,.
on board the Travc August Chasing, : Norris
Craven II. p. Curtis. Hugo tiacGaui, II, tudeius,
Anton G. Green, II. W. Haxall, Leopold lIasemain.
Lieutenant julius lager &. W. dayton, r. FRANK .ai,
Marx Fenton Newton. the Rev. Heinrich %edernhoer
Wilhelm Eitmuer, Arrived llabenar Walter sehcn-
her, julius SCHROEDER Julius stegcr Ph,llp CONNER
Alfred Tips Walter vols DR. ana Mrs. mi' rGr.rd
Arnold, o. NJ Arnold, Henry Bergli aiid Nn' bersi'
Maurice Black Arthur BlaeLrn Harold y; Garn
burn, 4. V. Eovajan, John lnihe, Dr. L. Burnnsha'
| Cntrevas D. H. Clark. T. c. Cloud, James Coats ana
Mrs Coats James VI. Coats Miss Goats, J Smcy oocy'
II. H. Corssen, J. W. Cupit and Mrs. Cupit, ii n
Esiins and Mrs Eslns. Alexander fiVser r.,
| Gordon, H. W. :. Gray, Ernest NJ Greenwood James
Grcg s. Gutcrcz. II. J. Jackson. s. r. kilner r. >.
Kilner PendetOn King. W. Il. Lancaster T. b. LttIe-
dale Joseph Lynd. Malcolm Macpherson, r. C. NC
| Halle MaIston Niles and Mrs. Niles, John Ode Miss
| Oratavia, j. G. Paige, f. T. Parker, +. Post, D. r.
| RAYMOND Winston Reid. John Reid, e. Rlcharus,
l.. NJ Richardson and Mrs. ichar,son *; a. H1ntrn
SON Dr. &. w. Robinson, John Rutherford j ulinton
| Spencer Hugh stewart. j.: ". Tattersheld "iilai
| TAYLOR A. W. Thomas w. +. Van Hciisden, H. VIAL
| George 5. Watson. IL. +. Webster. ..,.o. po,o,
| on the Normaunia were Glstave Ahi.lnck, hah W
| Aourrc Dr. stanton Allen, DR. 7. n. Adams, }: W
| Duncan James Edgar. Dr. oliver A. Julsnn, y: d u
| Ccdcrcrantz DR.. w Vinbasik, Baron Kraiit Won Cra
| shcIm and DR.. L. III. VI. Iel.