Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-06

o'clock thu lg lifted and two boata
wtr, seen approaching. Later tho
weather g.DIstI Iui mon were ~ -.
wrgCktgr AMI floating nn NE taita. NJ
seen boo every direction cInH.ng 20
was Terrible scene. 80 tiph can PIC
turo iha appalling sight revealed 20 th,
n.luuk0fH when The curinlu OF mist
arose. Tho work ~ rescue wAH com.
mDncod without "a moments delay hnl
over 900 persons were picked W. ana
taken nn hulrI the ship.
WENT DOWN ~ TEN MINUTES.
MrA Henderson, who had ample pp- /
puriunlty 10 Interviewing lhntg VIM /
WUfc rescued expresses her btici thAt !
there had been uo effort 90 ave the
women.
There were many foreigners on board. |
who fought COR places lu thg boats. w /
was FUZZY ton minutes tu q quarter OF |
au hour hrfnr. Ia NuurF1Err went |
down. aud during that time there was /
ample opportunity oncrel tu i,s',1,. a' |
least some ul fn" women And ,nlhl ~.
A. 70 was. only one woman, Mrs IA |
C4HHr. was sawed. She has been ~ |
board over Hlucr. She H. the wife OF "
No. LtCnwg. teacher Of languages Oh
Tbs lv.v 1f la. Cromnrtyahlrc CONE
m.nt freely upon She fact that only one
woman was saved Out ~ 300
Nearly 400 ih0 first class pass myers
were ilat those saved being ateefiE'
| aud sailors LiCurra lud his WI
| wore Dol d. water HiFhi hours cllusus
o. 10 rae. before thy w.rU Picked up
| by d hllf FROM ihH cr1mariyfhir'.
| Thsy inst everything but what ihny
stand 10, Including money and N'Iu'
one passenger was going home 90
| FrIrHt WIKI Ills two child" LOO, hla VIC
| haNuE ava month previously u.
| was HIV.i. bot hlH two babies went
] down Wlfh tho ship.
lh. only liuror saved was the purs r.
! ne went down but holnF HifNuE
! uAIinmrr. managed 90 save himself
When tho Hh|p u,rack tfUy wero on
CAME WITHOUT WARMING.
Tho passenger with he sole cxcen-
| LUu ~ Prof LHCIatH. were below deck.
| without warning came the terrible
shock taCaHsc rushed In haste % his
Hflftru1m lu the saloon deck ana E1t
biz wife uut of bod. and partly dressed.
Z They fastened on deck only 30 Dc f'ro-
I rIpItutUd into thU water They wUfr
! NOT long lu the water, however, when
! thly found ptrily submerged rats,
upon which LncasHr Nftfd bis uuclns
| rHlHua wife aud chung 90 10 himself
Some uf IN hlHta, LncatHe says, cap
| H.a.d. ana 90 on board were drowned
Tho rtruEri.a. and the tnrrlhlr FcrOumA
| OF the drowning made the situation an
| aWr-lurpIrlug one, never o. be- forgot
ten. one man on Ia Rnurgoruo. when
| tht shin sank, went out of his mind,
and jumped o. watcry grayt,
! un the morning OF the collision Can
tain Henderson WHa on mo poop with
. Die third mate, a. g. stewart. Sailor
Haley WAS on the lookout. and First
uinrrr Wlllnman Was also ON the fore
! castle deck. The Grow murtyHhlre was
going about o knots an hour. with Hrv.
Dtll sails set. ana taking IN an the
lime. Not sound was heard until
lookout haley saw u large steamer halt
q ships length ahead on the port bow,
! lu an Instant the CroWmartyHhirr'A
: llh boom struck M BourEogucH bridge
ana the sailing vessel crashed into tho
9 liner slowing u bic hole near the engine
room. Ia liourrogne Hcruped the whole
J / length NJ the Crowmartyshlrc'h port
] Side and then she Vrerpd OF IN
% Bpurgugne blow long,mournful whlatles
. for assistance. Third Mate stewart uf
: the tromartyHhire says that tho
= FrHnchmau evidently thought that the
bourgogne hnd sunk the colliding YES.
n saI
10 The boats were sent out and neariy
T. 200 persons were saved. A. m, time
r uf tho collision. Third Mate gtawHri
y says IA huufkuEne was going ut about
= the rate OF IA 10 10 Knots an hour
Y th ouch dense Jog. shutting out
n SrNerything more than 20 yards away.
I. The pnssfnrtfH and crow suVed nr,n.
~ Der 200 persons n AN. OF MS nuuil1f
D, 100 were passengers and the othrr thlf.
u Funch steamer
d, only one woman was saved.
All me oiheerH of In Hourgomo were
aI1Mn,l. except tho puuer ana thro.
u, MAY HAVE BEEN a THIRD YES.
.r SEL.
a About thice hours after the Cranar.
l. tyhhire picked up the survivors tho Al
l"n In'I Nrrelan was sighted. nnc
~ b o'clock thlt ryrulnr. tbrre r,ti',
n away Third Mate Stewart hrar1 tgtnI
N and saw ihrop rugkofa 10 ttp ana IA hiu.
p llEhL thr signal of dlstrrfs. burnin,
le Tho 'itclhn Hifualed Co the Cramaffy
p nnlr nat Hnr was gong GO assist thl
r., vcrad signaling. In "a frw nIuut.s
be- however, The iiTht disappeared. 1nd M,
g, omrc guns or rockets wore dlsrharr'd
~ iho vessel certainly having nuI pr,f
~ Ia case one Of tho survivors. IL %
p ih. or.Il0n that there was o. thlrd ves
Y, hgI ll IN, H'lllsll.n, ns Dc raw I /. nour
the collision.
" THE PASSENGER LIST.
n New York. July G-The f,ii,,.i,,.
a. the passenger lnut ana second r,ilr
"a list OF Ia nourBome. Tho Frrnr
ia line does NOT register the addressed i
ls rs passengers,
m Mrs ~ Arrouet, Rev Brotb.r An,
m bruIuc, T.. A. Angel, Antoine Aob3r,
IN Mis- Antoine Achnrd Ma. -
e. Achard, Antonnoln Auhard. gu.'.nI
p Aipl, AmEtcr Goivonnl Alpl. Mr.
lrumbcIg Rev Leon naumaun. au'
% behr Mrs. Hournevnle. Mrs. q. nom
hi liinrs' Mr enspnrd behr, MrH. Buurn.
M Willie, Mrs. c. bourquln, Mrs Il \
M Bronx, Mrs. Ferdinand Brochard nm
IN | Nroylr Mrs Paul BroyOr. Miss Dare.
al 10, Miss Rcae Cnsazan, Louis Cnange
h. dimcumo Caaazzn, Mrs. Jullette cleo
lg W. v. clark, Mrs. W. V. CLARK. M
M J, w. Coleman and maid. MIS- II.
"a Crumley Guntave Cure, Mrs. Guatn,
" cure, j. NJ Chanut, Pierre Collin,