New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
HOW THE NEWS WAS RECEIVED HERE.
FEARS THAT THE BIG ANCHOR LINE STEAMER
WAS MEANT-HER PASSENGER LIST

FEARS THAT THE BIG ANCHOR LINE STEAMER
WAS MEANT-HER PASSENGER LIST.
When the first report of the disaster reached th's
city it was Immediately supposed that the VcSsel
meant was the big Anchor Line steamer City OF hoie
some excitement caused until dlspatch was Ie
ceiyed which said that the steamer was one WHICH
sailed from Montreal on october T. bound for Dundee
The Anchor Line steamer City OF Rome sailed Hoin
this port for Glasgow on saturday last she was
sighted by the Cunard steamship Umbra on SUNDAY
in latitude so 40 and longitude 6S. The follo"Ihs
day the Ethiopia of the Anchor Line, sighted her III
latitude AZ 4G, longitude SO Z. She carried 2ol
steerage 81 second-cabin and Ga irst-cabn passeh-
ccrs. The people at the Anchor Line once
we're much relieved when the second us
patch came, but from the first had ue'i'1eu
that il could not be their ship as she
world not be in the neighborho0d Of st. Mary's Bay
M such steamer as the City of Rome SAILING rom
,orheaI appears in "Lloyd's Register or IN Inc
American Record" Only one City OF Rome Is gwen
nd that is the Anchor Line steamer There Is no POS
sibty that the wrecked steamer is she, however lol
whatever fears were aroused by the connctlhg Wle
grams received from st. Johns ana MOhtreel "oi1 %
at rest By the receipt of dispatch from cape race
saving that the Anchor Line steamer City oil Rome
passed that point bound east on, TUESDAY.
The CITY Of Rome is one of the largest s'eaiierH
entering this port. She was built for the lnmSh Lihe
hut that company refused to accept her, ana sno '
taken by tho Anchor Line Tne fouo"lhs was ne
oabn messenger list when she sailed on SATURDAY
Mr. and Mrs g. S AllsebroOk and family, OF Denver
Professor Charles Barois, New-Y York; L. W. Brown
United states Consul Glasgow, Scotland Mrs. BrO"n'
Master Walter C. Brown, and Miss Ruth a. bro"" ;
Miss Dora Eallantinc orange, y. j.; John Buchshai'
Paisley Scotland d. Il. Billy Saffron Waldon' f'ls
land. Mrs Margaret Cautlers, BalEmeha' IFei'"'
Archibald Campbell, Glasgow; 5. V. Clark uIaSso"
Miss L. Amy Denny, Flatbush L. l.; Thomas Dousn'S
and The Misses Doughty, Emmetsburg. lhd' MISS
Duffy and maid, Philadelphia; james Grahame' ua9
row. william c. Green, Elizabeth, y. j. MIS- jessie
Ciwvnpe and Master Richard II. Gwynne' orange
N J.: Thomas Goddall. Glasgow John "aFdl9er. uE'S-
row: Charles Hodgson, Jacksonville, Fa' Miss Hottie
Toronto ont Miss Z. p Howard New-Iork; Andrew
Holm. Glasgow; Lawrence d. Henderson, Gh'SgoW
Hodgson Horsfaln Glasgow Mrs Kay. hmmctSourg <
Ind: J. B. Lindsay, New-York; Mrs. J. u MacKehze
and Miss Naomi +. Mackenzie, Brooklyn; Mr. and MIS-
Alexander McAdam, Antigua, W. l., MISS Jane
ucAndrew Montreal, P. O.; the Rev. Alexander McNiii
Ian and Mrs. Mcmillan, Auburn, ont AeAa'uc'
McCorg. Londonderry, Ireland; Mrs John McOmole
Iondon Frederick ". McJannet, Douglas, Wyo.' mrs
VI Mss san Francisco Mr.. and Mrs. ". W. rrlV
chord Glasgow Mr. Pclly, Toronto, ont; j. a. kyley
Glasgow: Miss Mary Tbbets, Emmetsburg. Ind; Miss
F l. Watts, san Francisco; Miss J. Mex Watt san
Francisco.