Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31


been accounted FOR, and VINO are sup
posed to have been drowned
MRS. HERMINE SAUNDERS. Fail
mouth, Mass.
JOHN b. VINCKE, st. Charles. Mo.
CHARLES WIN, New York.
MRS. kILPFEL B'nndenburg.
LOUIS THEWETT, Vienna.
WALTER SCHNEIL. Dueren.
ERNEST HEEREN. New York.
Second Cabin:
MRS. LUIS KuBHNE, New York.
EUGENE SCHLEGEI4. Fuerth.
MISS EMMA scHLEGEI., Fucrth,
MISS SOPHIE ROBES, Washington.
EUGENE ROBES Washington.
MRS. Waffle KRANE.
ANDREW NATTIloR, Amsterdam.
JULIUS ROSENBAUM, Berlin.
ADOLPH 1SLAUB. New York.
ERNEST MAZBURG, Louisiana.
KURT TLElNSCHMlDr, Helena,
Montana.
KARL NUEsnAuAi. Berlin.
RUDOLPH NOLTE, Lelpslc.
J. II. HAHN
JAMES NENERA.
KRETOO TOR.
FRANK NttSKOLZ
EDUARDO MOSKOVIE. Esperjes.
ESrERLA GOLDNER. EsperJes.
MIR. LoCKHART. New York.
AUGUST SANDER. Esseol.
AhlN I Wv il-ikEtAAt NNFNllllA.
MISS CLARA WEINGARTNER. File
hingen.
one report IS that there were about
400 persons on the Elbe. $40 OF whom
were passengers, 100 officers aud crew,
and a number OF cattlemcn VINO were
returning to the United States. There
being a difference of opinion as TO the
number OF boats that were launched,
the agent has employed q steamer TO
proceed from Lowoatoft TO the scene
Of wreck ana search for any OF the sur
viVora that may be anoat The Ger
n an vice consul has purchased quau-
tlty OF clothing for the survivors and
has Gone everything IN his power to
relieve their distress.
The rescued are now at the Snilors'
Home, at Lowestoft, and the SUFFOLK
hotel at that place. The account {
the disaster that will be published to-
morrow by the Daily Graphic says that
the officers Of the Elbc We're unable
TO calm the excited steernge pasaen-
gers after the collision, II is known
that three boats were lauuched one
Of them was swamped before anybody
entered e., The other two boats got
away. each containing about twenty
persons.
Anna Blocker, passenger from
southampton. lay In the bottom of the
10. niI'.u 'S'Vusu i,ti, P4ii ~ i'iinuln-
plant was made by her.
Mr.. Hoffman hurt his leg badly
while entering the boat. In an inter
view Mr.. Hoffman said there was a
terrible scene Of confusion on deck fol-
tumins nie eui,i3 ,,i uIusS .''v' t
. NM ne"iu n',li u1 ,i,,, E.S ~,
,,,,, ~, H. d 'u cr,,tIcoii,, .i,nn,,i,',
nt tho frogen tackle nf n bont Thit
| hont was mn OF neopie. hui II could
nal he lowered TIe believed that can
| tnin Won closet rave The order for tie
| ,yr,,cn and rhndr,.n 10 po 10 the
sIo,i,oord s,do some mon seIyed Mir
] IiNffn,a,,'s so,, ana drn ,,,,cd hir, rnrcI
| Ii. o,,t 40 no hnot nn1 i,ts niaro ,,as
| -, la, ona ~ tha ctay. Tba bnot
Vas nearly svomned Inv bcIntr dnshed
against no EIbe'g foremast which had
80 h,, no hoard M mo limo ~ tho
collision.
..,.,, a..
Anna hoecher M"S u'l'ia, No. 90
yohu pelhs breatly eAnau , -
! shys tnat Wheh SUI e',iNSu Oii pee,,,
she louhd lhll tne Two me poats Wete
pelng loWeIeu. onc Was Put nv ~
Whlch soon Gupsi]ou on tnu pa ~
submerged SIDE OF the steamer AZ
OF the occupants OF inc pout Wele
thrown INTO me water, ~, nin" ~,
10 get pAck again on poalu tHe hlpt
She however elung to the cepsized
boat until she was picked up % me
other HE BOAT; she lost az her
clothes, but saved her wa'1h ana mon,
ey. which was fastened IN pouch
around her waist 800.
PASSENGER named Bothen' VINO was
gong 10 southahpt9h anu uatnv 80 ~
France, says mat ohiy Two pohts were
lowered.
Mr.. Vevera of Cleveland. Ohio, was
returning home from visit to sick
brother. He was accompanied py ~
niece, whom he fears was droWheut az
says that ne looked at ms watun w
,hali-past three Wheh sNetS NIB
4 going along as usual. About zen MN
utes later ne hear1 teIr Sl o,'s %, .
lie went on ueGk an" ~, ig 49, ,ha,
mail man, who calmly told MN thal
nothing had happened MT NeSuI'1
/ disbeileyed this statement ana went