The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-10
LA eASCOeNE MAY BE LOST.
SHE IS NOW A WEEK OVERDUE
AND ANXIETY Is INCREASING.

officials of the Line in New York
and France Express Confidence
That she II Only Detained ny an
Accident 20 Her Machinery nnd
WIN Make Port in safety-A Full
List OF Her Passengers.
New York. Feb. 9.-Another day has gone
by and stnl no news Of the overdua
steamship La Gascogne has been re-
eeived. The arrival OF the Teutonic to-
day with thrilling stories Of tempestuous
gales, and no news Of the French liner.
has increased the apprehension. The
French ship IS now one week overdue.
and a dozen vessels have passed over tho
track she should follow without sighting
her. Agent Forget It stll confident that
nothing more serious than derange-
ment OF her machinery. combined with
bad weather. is responsible for the delay
but friends and relatives OF the passeng-
ers are becoming seriously alarmed
as 70 the ships safety. In
shipping circles generally there il
some apprehension due to tha
knowledge that ship with a brokers
shaft or disabled machinery Is In a pre-
carious condition in such gales as have
swept the north Atlantic during the past
three days. There is a possibility thau
one of the other due steamers has fallen
In with La Gascogne and is standing by
to give her a line when the weather SUBJ
sides.
La Normandie, of the same line, lefa
Havre last Saturday afternoon. and is
due here tomorrow She will pass directly
over the course followed by La Gascogne.
The latter is most likely south of the reg
uar course, and her sister ship may CONS
In without seeing her
La Gascogne was booked 10 sail from
New York to-day. Her passengers and
freight viii be carried by the Normanda
Of the same line next Wednesday.
La Touralne, also Of the French line.
Is on her way from this port TO the Med-
terranean with tourists. and will un-
doubtedly 80 out Of her way TO look for
La Gascogne.
II the missing ship Is ahoat. she will
have plenty Of assistance, and may be-
heard Of at the Azores. at Halifax or ae
Havre. or az this port any hour.
Agent Forget said to-day: I'VE are still
confident, and believe that La Gascogna
will outrde the storm. for she is a staunch
vessel 1t Is not remarkable that q dis
abled boat should be delayed seven days.
II such weather prevails. Capt. Camerou
OF the Teutonic reports one Of the worst
hAhiNla tihA ne mas ever met, prevailing
since last Monday. The Umbria was de-
layed four days when her shaft broke. All
the other vessels coming In are over twen-
ty-four hours behind time"
The following is a full list of passens
gers on La Gascogne:
First and Second Cabln-Mr. and Mrs.
Crozler and servant, Mr.. and Mrs. Gutt-
mann, Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Lanahan.
Mrs. Bronsord. Mrs Colsze, Mrs. Dumas.
Mrs. Fish. Mrs. Hewes, Mrs Hendercortp
Mrs. Meyer, Mr.. Alzerhel Mr.. Adolf Mr.
Buzer, Mr.. Caster, Mr.. Devron, Mr.. Good
man, Mr. Joaquin, Mr.. Jacquet, Mr.. Long,
stein. Mr. Leon, Mr.. Lichtenstein, Mr..
Edgar Mix, Mr.. Matagrin, Mr.. Phillips.
Mr.. Bavier, Mr.. Ribon Mr.. Sances, Mr.
Schwartz, Mr.. Harris, Miss Aurel, Miss
Boreel Miss Richie and servant, Miss SUI
mofska, Miss Trelchler.
Steerage Passengers-Mr. Andreino, Mr..
Bernino, Mr.. Bertolot and brother, Mr..
Bathelot, Mr.. Bilodeau, Mr. Biazi, Mr..
Biagi Mr.. Bianchi, Mr.. Curto. MT Capor-
ale, Mr.. Croce. Mr.. Cresto, Mr.. Comalli.
Mr.. Cuglno. Mr.. Daliscovicth. Mr.. Dam
toni, Mrs Dali. Mrs. Dane, Mr.. Erstello.
Mr.. Feuder. Mr.. Florio, Mr.. Francescont
and brother, Mr.. Gamerato, Mr. Guidezi.
Mr.. Rossi. Mr.. Schneider. Mr. scholer.
Mr.. Stoffel, Mr.. Schilt. Mr.. Stroin, Mr.
Stohmeier and child, Mr.. Viague, Mr..
Vighi Mr.. Vale, Mr.. Wutgen, Mr.. Za-
dra, Mr.. and Mrs. Bonafcini, Mr.. Biahan-
chi and two children, Mr.. and Mrs. Cruz
sellar, Mr. and Mrs. Emz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Goetzeiger, Mr.. and Mrs. Lesbrvre, Mr..
and Mrs. Lorenzoni, Mr.. and Mrs. Mlg-
lietta and two children Mr.. Grather Mr..
lmbriano. Mr.. Kaufman, Mr. Lovrovich.
Mr. Lanciers, Mr.. Lowrinci, Mr.. Lang-
laise. Mr.. Linderer, Mr.. Leva, Mr. Ma
zion, Mrs Merlini Mr.. Magnan. Mr. Or
so. Mr.. Ohlemutz. Mr.. Pulma, Mr.. TOLL.
Mr. Tessagno and brother, Mr. PARENT,
Mr. Paoli and child. Mr.. Recla, Mr.. and
Mrs. Perolini Mr.. and Mrs. Passan, Mr..
and Mrs. Razzaniga, Mrs Bagatto, Mrs.
Berotto, Mrs. Fellin Mrs. Scudellar, Mrs
Zuber and four children, Miss Bernadon
and child. Miss Bella, Miss Bondi. Miss
Flumento. Miss Grlffoulier, Miss Herth.
Miss Michelotti Miss Masters, Miss TIA
met, Miss Pilier. Miss Pulma, Miss Roll
teri, Miss sudellari. Miss Wadner and Mr..
Zavaroni.
Hayre, Feb. 9.-Up to this morning no
news Of La Gascogne had been received.
The agents Of the company are still of the
opinion that her delay is due to a. disar-
rangement Of her machinery.
London, Feb. 9.-The steamer Etruria
from New York, Feb. O. which arriv9n
at Queenstown this morning saw noth-
ing of La Gascogne, but last evening, two
hundred miles west of Fastnet, supplied
a Norwegian bark with provisions. The
bark was 165 days out from New York.
and had for some time been short of pro-
visions.