The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-07

women Neglected
| Mrs. Henderson, who had ample opport-
unity OF interviewing those who were res
cued, expressed her belief from wha. she
heard that there had been no effort to save
the women. There were many foreigners
on board, who fought for places in the
boats. 1t was fully ten minutes 20 quarter
of an hour before La Bcurgogne went down,
and during that time there was ample ep-
portunity to rescue at least some of the
women and children. As 1t was, only one
woman, Mrs. La Case, was saved. She
has been on board ever since. She IS the
wife of A. d. La Case, a teacher Of Ian
guages CT Planviile, N. J. The crew Of
the Cromartyshire comment freely upon
| the fact that only one woman was saved
| cut OF 800.
| Nearly all the first-class passengers were
| lost, those saved being storage passengers
| and sailors. La Case ana his wife were in
| the water eight hours. clinging 10 a raft.
before they were picked up by boat from
| the Cromartyshire. They lost everyt hing
but what they stand in, including money
and valuables. One passenger was going
| home to France with his two children his
wife having died month previously. He
was saved, but his two babies went down
| with the ship. Mrs. La Case says The Of
ficsrs bravely stayed by their posts, going
down with tine ship.
One officer Saved
The only officer saved was The purser. He
went down, but being a strong swimmer,
managed to save himself. When the slip
struck they were off Cape Sable The pas
sengers with the sole exception of Prof.
Il plf
ing came the terrible shock. La Case
rushed to his stateroom on the saloon deck
and got his wife cut of bed and partly
dressed. They FASTENED on deck only to be
precipitated into the water They were not
| long in the water, however, when they
| found partly submerged raft upon which
| he lifted his unconscious wife and chung TO
it himself Some of the boats, La Case
says, capsized and all on board were
drownedt The struggles and the terrible
screams Of the drowning made the situation
an awe-insplring one, never to be forgot
| ten. One man on La Bourgogne when the
| ship sank went out of his mind and jumped
| to watery grave.
The Passenger List
The following is the passenger list Qirst
and second cabin of La Bourgogne.
The French line does not register the ad-
dresses of its passengers:
| Mrs. NJ Arrouet, Rev. Brother AM
broise, Z. A. Angel, Antoine Achard, Mrs.
| Antoine Achard, Miss Marie Achard. An
| tome Achard. Giuseppe Alpi, Master Clio
vanni Alpi, Mrs. L. Bromberg Rev. Leon
Baumann, Miss Binds, Mr.. Gaspard Behr.
Mrs Bonneville, Mrs. c. Bourquin, Mrs.
J. N. Bronx, Ferdinand Brochard, Mrs.
Ferdinand Brochard and child, Miss Leonie
Brochard, Paul Broyer, Mrs. Paul Broyer,
Hiss Barcelo, Miss r. Casazza. L. Casazza,
| Giacomo Casazza, Mrs. Juliette Cicot,
w. v. Clark. Mrs. W. V. Clark, Mrs. J. Is.
Coleman and maid, Mrs. Fl. s. Crumley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Cure, J. A. Chanut,
Pierre Collin, NJ. G. Carbrai. Luigi Canoe
Miss Conner, A. Cabiat Mrs. E. c. Cook,
Mrs. Jos. H. Durkee. Mrs. J. F. Dillon, Mrs.
Dillon-O oliver and maid, Mrs. Ernest Del
motto, Sylvan Dumont, Mrs. Du Bose, s. e.
Davis and valet, D. Scott Evans, Miss M.
Evans, Miss B. Evans, Miss L. Evans Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Fiston, Miss Marie
| Tiston, Master Frank Fiston, Rev. Cy-
prien F1oriscone. Giovanni Fellini, Adolph
Graf, A. Grandvilliers, Mr.. Gini. Mrs
Josephine German, Albert GaIdot, Jorge
Greishaber, Mr.. Gabriel. Master Gabriel
| Edward Halpron, Mrs. NJ. Hummel and
two children. Mrs. James J. Haggerty. Mr.
Anton Hedick r. Hyman, Mrs. r. Hymar
and child, Miss Frances Hess. Mrs. d
Huntzman, Miss Harriet NJ. lover. Leon
Jacquet, Mrs. Leon Jacquet and child. Mrs.
c. Jansen, Aimee Jolocat, Richard Jacobs,
Mrs Richards Jacobs and child,
Rev. A. Kessler, DR.. S. Hoppe, Mrs. S.
Hoppe, Henry Kraemer, Mrs. ]. Kiehl, Os-
valid Kirner, Legonido de Kerdaniel. Mrs.
H. H. Knowles, Mrs. Gertrude Knowles,
Mrs. Henry M. Kidd, DR.. L. e. Livingood,
A. d. La Case, Mrs. A. D. La Case, Emile
LIE Gross, E. LIE Marie, Mrs. G. Lauichesse,
l.. Labret, Miss Labret, Mrs. Logas, Mrs.
Pauline Langley, Miss A. Langley, Miss M.
Laurent Mr.. Laurenoona, Miss lie Tour
neau, Miss LIE Tourneau, Miss Bertha
Mohl, Rev. Bernardin Merlin, Miss e. Nc
Farland, Patrick McKeown, Miss J. Mosse.
Regis Meunler, Paul Merlin, Miss Emma
Nader, Mrs. James Marshall, Miss NORM,
Mrs. Osgood and child, Mrs. John Perry,
Miss Sadie Perry, Miss Florence Perry,
Miss Katherine Perry, M. Perry, Miss Su-
same Perrier, Leon Ponteau, Mrs. Leon
Ponteau, Rev. p. l.. Pensier, Miss Mary
Poncy, Mrs. A. Povelni, Miss Anna Poncin,
Lorenzo Polcri, Enrico Polcri, Master Pol
cri Miss Edith Patton, Anthony Pollock,
Mrs. Anthony Pollock, Miss Plante, Mrs.
Pimson r. r. Rundell and wife, Miss Evlin
Reeves, Mr.. Paul Risal, Mrs. j. Rousall,
Miss Caroline Ritter. Jean Roneayol, Mr..
Robeli A. Schultz, Mrs. M. Schultz and
maid, Miss Garcia Schultz Miss Mildred
Schultz, Louis Sidebro, Miss Therez SOM
mer, P. ]. Sosa, J. A. Sosa, T.. p. Steel G.
Steel. C. Tacot, Mrs. c. Tacot, John TAFT
enger, L. Terland, Mrs Valledo Miss Van
Cauteren, f. A. Van Cauteren, Jerome
Vacher, Miss D. Valette. Mr.. Vassal, Mrs.
P. Vassa. Ralph Leon Williams, Rev. w.
| G. Webster, A Weiss, Mrs. Z. H. Wuertz
and two children, II. Z. Wissig, Mrs.
| Wright, Mrs. Whitney, child and maid,
Prof. e. l.. Waiter, H. j. Wind. Otto Zai-
ger.
| The following are names additional to
| those furnished by the company, and
| which do not appear on the printed list.
| They embrace first and second class pas
sengers, many of whom took passage on
| the deck:
| H. G.. Wind A. Lacoste, Mr.. Diaz, Mr..
Zaballa, Mr.. Cariellas s. Madrid, Jose del
| Campo, Mr.. Grouin, +. Gonzales, Mrs. Viii
I laminst. Mrs. Picnon, Miss N. Piecot, L.
| G. Gauthier C. H. Liebre, two children, j
Hagerty, Mrs. Sabordes, child Sabordes
Misses Parcelo (three), 7. Strauss, Mrs
| Strauss, Miss NJ. Strauss, Mrs. W. Strauss
Miss Cauchen, Mrs. Wallace J. Spiles, D
| Wyman, Mrs. Wyman, Master Wyman
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