The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-07

p. F. Sosa. T.. p. Steel. q. Steel. &.
Mot. Mrs. xaeota, Mrs. Vallejo, Miss
Vancasutern, A. T.. Shutter. jerome
Haeher. Miss D.. Valette, Mr.. Vassle.
Mrs. p. Vassle. Ralph Leo Williams.
Rev. w. G. Webster. A. Weiss.
Inquiries at the French line Offices
this morning as to the number Of peo-
pie on board La Bourgogne showed
but So first-class passengers. The re-
mainder OF the list, il was explained,
was made up of second cabin passen-
gers n was not quite complete. No
record is o~btainable of the remainder
of the second cabin passengers nor the
third class. This makes a total num-
Der of persons on board according to
information obtainable 7s3. as follows:
Eighty-five first cabin, li5 second
cabin. POS third. 220 crew.
1t was learned at the Hotel Martin
that the following persons sailed on La
Bourgogne after having stopped at
that hotel: b. j. Bautier. Galveston.
Brussels; Mrs. c. Bichon, Mexico; Au-
guste la Costeoliorn, ST. Mary's
France; Mrs. Isabella. Mexico; Mr.. and
Mrs. Groin. Mexico; :. Campo, Mexico.
Mrs. Dillon, who was about So years
OF age, was making the trip to Europe
because of the ill-health Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Dillon-Oliver. Alter ". Clark
and wife of Hackensack, N. Y, were
among the passengers. They were mar
ried last week. Mr.. Clark was promi-
nent i'm the New Jersey militia.
Mrs. Knowles n daughter are re-
spectiveIy the wife and daughter of Ii.
III. Knowles, inspector OF agency of the
New York Life Insurance company in
Chicago.
II. A. Kidd is thought TO be a grad
uate of Yale, 1892. living in Albany.
A. schultz. Mrs. Schultz, their two
daughters, Garcia and Mildred, and a
maid were On board. MIR. Schultz vas
an importer of laees.
Professor n Mrs. Simon Hoppe were
on La Bourgogne on their wedding trip.
Professor Hoppe is of the faculty of the
University of Pennsylvania. They were
married last week in this city.
Ferdinando Brechard kept a deli
catessen store in West Thirty-eighth
street.
Guizphe Alphi was a manufacturer of
artificial flowers in West Third street.
His brothers are attached to the vati-
can. Mr.. Alphi left a wife and several
daughters at home.
Pierre Cellin and A. Grandvilliers
were confectioners in the employ of NAL
lard.
Nj. GEM is said to have been in bust
ness in Broadway.
mat EsllSSt INpSCll , lSbdn Is Cuu-
nected with the French newspaper
Courier des Etats Unis.
c. facet was the proprietor of a deli
store in Eighth avenue.
Pedro j. Sosa and his 12-year-old son
were among the cabin passengers. Senior
Sosa was a civil engineer of Panama
was bound for Paris to act as a
member of a committee appointed to de-
eide upon means for completing the
d. 80 nan 90 - II xsaZ N a.-I,,a.z -
the Rensselaer, Polytechnic institute of
Troy, n. Y.
Mrs. J. Il. Coleman, another passenger,
is known TO the public as Bernice Wheel
er, the actress. She was married less han
a year ago, her husband being "A resident
OF Lebanon. She was 26 years of age, and
formerly resided in Kansas City.
Yousouf, The Terrible Turk" was a sec
ond cabin passenger. His name does not
appear in the list. II is said that the
was going back to Turkey to re-
sumo his place in the sultan's household.
The following are names additional
TO those furnished by the and
whose names do not appear on the
list. They embrace first and
class passengers, many of
o passage on the deck:
H.. O.. Wind, A. LhCoste, MIR. Diaz.
Mr.. Zaballa, Mr.. Cariellas, 5. Madrid.
Jose del Campo. Mr.. Grouin, f. Con
zales. Mrs. Villaminst, Mrs. Picnon.
Miss N. Picot, Mr.. Gauthier, c. Liebre.
two children, J. Haggerty, Mrs. Sd-
boardes, child Boardes. Misses Parcelo
(three), 4. Strauss, Mrs. Strauss, Miss
NJ. Strauss, Mrs. w. Strauss, Miss
.auchen, Mrs. Wallace j. Spiles, u.
Wyman, Mrs. Wyman. Master Wyman.
Ernest Dolmott. Silvania Dumont ana
Emil Legros, who were in the printed
list as passengers were not aboard the
steamship.