The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-31


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stollberg, Purser Wefer, Horr Dehart, n
Bremerhayen pilot; Robert Greenham, an
English pilot, and ten OF the crow. They
arrived at Lowestoft at $3.50 yesterday
afternoon.
Cabin Passengers Missing.
The following is list of the first and
second class passengers who arc missing
and undoubtedly lost, Fritz Apeel. Of
Munich; Hugo Becker. Cbemnitz.A A IBnu-
mann, Berlin; Louise BornofelI London.
Frau Andrew Brisbncb An,sterdam,
Frau M. G. Connors. South Dakota. Henry
N. Castle, Honolulu: Dorotbv Castle Hon
olnlu; DIR. ]. c. DIETRICH. Amerion: Do
mingo Furrer. Guatemala. Frnulein Frank
and Jacob Frank. America. Anton
Fischer, Washington. T. Il. Gerlicber.
Wenona, Mimi Theodore Geisenheimer,
New York: Ernest Heeren. New York:
Anna Hoffman and Honry Hoffman,
Grand Island, Neb.; Mrs. Hermipe San
dors, Falmouth Mass; John Ii. VIucke,
st. Charles, No; Charles Wix. New York;
Mrs. Kiipfel, Brandenburg; Louis The
wett, Vienna; Walter Schnell. Duercn;
Ernst Heron, Now York; Mrs. Liise
Kuehn, New York; Eugen Schlegel,
II utEln, MISS EInlnn ScnloPpl, Fuertn,
Mrs. Sophie Rhodes, Washington; Eugene
Rhodes, Washington; Andrew yattier,
Amsterdam; Mrs. Vattier. Kraane; Julius
Roscnbaum, Berlin; Adolph Islaub, New
York; Ernst Maseberg, Louisiana: Kurt
Kloinschmidt, Helena. Mont; Carl Nuss.
baum, Berlin; Rudolf Nolte, LeIpsig; J.
H. Hahn; Eduard Moskoyie, Esperjes; Is.
terla Goldncr, Esperjcs; Mr.. Lockhart,
New York; August Sander Esseol; Peter
Powlerski, kasanitz; Miss Clara Vein
gaertner, Flehingen; James Veyera, kre-
TOO hor and Frank Miskolz.
ono report ms IL that there were about
ioo persons on the Elbc, 2iO OF whom were
passengers, 100 officers and crew and u
NUMBER OF cattlomen who were returning
to the United States.
There being difference of opinion as to
the number of boats that were launched,
the agent of the company has employed a
steamer to proceed from Lowestoft to tho
scone of the wreck and search for any of the
survivors that may be afloat. The German
vice consul has purchased quantity of
clothing for the survivors, and has done
everything in his power to relieve their
distress The rescued are now at the
sailors home ut Lowestoft and the Suf-
folk hotel at that place.
u,
among the list of first cabin passengers,
was one of the commissioners of annexa,
tlon sent to this country by the people of
Hawaii in 1882 to obtain an audience with
President Cleveland with a view to an.
nexing their islands with the United
States. Dorothy Castle, mentioned in the
list Is his daughter.
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