New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
THE FUERST BISNARCh'S STORMY TRIP.
ENGINEERS Disabled BY HEAVY sEAS-RESO.
LUTIoNS ADOPTED BY THE PASSENGERS.

ENGINEERS DISABLED BY HEAVY SEAS EsO.
LUTIoNs ADOPTED BY THE PASSENGERS.
The big and handsome steamship Fuerst Bismarck
arrived In this port yesterday after stormy and
cventhh voyage From the tno she left Southamp
ton she had bad weather. The passengers came on
deck morning after morning to find themselves sur
rounded by stormy skies and tossed by high seas
he wind blew from Varying directions but With con
stantl increasing force. II shifted TO all points Of
the compass In the space Of few hours. From south
east northwest 1t changed, and each change brought
rugher seas. On the third day out. Tuesday October
/. the storm reached It's height and huge beam seas
came rolling I'm on the laborng steamship Billows
which were described By Captain Albcrs tremendous
washed over her and tossed her about But she was
stanch and able craft, her officers and crew We're
equal to the task ana she through the gale in
.afcty except for accident During the day. eight
engineers assistants were grouped the rail when
suddenly n big green approached, fell on the ship.
and swept the men along. Four were injured. Three
Of them. Kornkc, Dreillng and Wcrck each had leg
broken. and trimmer, Ottersbock had his jaw
broken.
The passengers were delighted at the able way In
which the ship handled. and mt her excellent
seagong qualities and adopted the set OF resolutions
which Is appended:
steamship. the Fucrst Bismarck, In expression II
gratitude, We about safely entering the port OF
Ncw York after days Of heavy weather, deepening
into the perlls of cycl ne at midnight Of our third
day out, do hereby record
First, admiration Of the splendid seamnnship.
discipline aud manly qualities OF Captain a. Ab'rI;
second; our confidence in the iran sanchnes' and
unrivalled seagong qualities OF this ship.
Third our thanks to the Hamburg American Packet
Company for its indispensable service to the travellers
who pass across the ucean In security and In luxury
In the noblest palaces that float upon the sea.
And Furthermore we express our thanks to r.
rector Iullin OF the said company for the great care
and attention shown us both nj London and south
ampton and hope that the Hamburg American Pac et
Company may soon be able TO resume It's service
to ana from Hamburg as heretofore.
WILLIAM S1EINWAY, Chairman.
Thomas L. James New.York City; C. +. Often.
hOfer New-York City. f. Pgentlss Bailey. Itica,
y. Y: George w. Thayer. Rochester. n. Y: J. Is.
Case. st. Louis. NO.; Count Hook
on board steamship Fuclst bismarck, October 4,
1902.
The passengers also decided to present TO Ca.t'in
Albers grand piano for his two young daughters, who
are unsteady talented.
The Fuerst Bismarck passed Sandy Hook Lishtslp
at 6 10 O'Clock Yesterday morning. The time for the
entire trip Of 3O45 miles was days, 81 hours and
10 minutes. The davs runs ADJ. All. 476. 433.
49,, 1873 Snd $40 miles.
second cabin passengers. Among Others DR..
and Mrs. 4. Brooks Or. r. r. Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Carey Baird DR.. Charles p: Bggs, Mr.. and Mrs
Leslie Bright. Mr. and Mrs. +. b. Chandler, DR..
b. IIcne, Mr.. and Mrs c. Ii. Isham, Consul Horace
G. Knowles. L. Lowndes. Il: T. Lowndes. Albert dc
Lorcnzi. Miss ". A. Lamb, DR.. Edward G: Newport,
julius Noble c.. A. Neef. Mr. and Mrs; W. l. Peck,
and Mrs p. schoenhofer Mrs. NJ. Il. Wright Mr.. and
Mrs. james Z. WOlcott, Mr.. and Mrs. +. X. Wright.
John s. Wright, George Jacob, Weybrecht, and the
Rev. Paul Ziegelmeyer.