New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
THE VESSELS OFFICERS.
A NUMBER OF THEM WELL KNOWN m
THIS CITY.
CAPTAIN DEI>oNcI4E THE COMMANDED r1ANo-
FERRED no TUE BoURaooNE ABOUT
THREE MONTHS AGO

CAPTAIN DEIONCIAE THE COMNANDEh TNA1os
FERRED TO TUE BoURooGNE ABOUT
THREE MONTHS AGO.
The following is a list Of the officers who wsa4
down on the Inflated steamer:
Captain pEIONCLE commander.
Captain DuPoNT, second captain.
REMPLAR third Officer
p psTsss o. chief a..a,s sn: since.
GAUTIER third engineer.
The following officers saved:
SCOT. Ernest. second purssr.
I IL gAyR San;si Emil; arr; electrician.
DEPREZ. Andre. electrician.
BALLARD. Pierre. second mate.
Most Of the officers Of the vessel were we'll known
In New-York. having been In the service Of the
French Line. plying between this city and HAvre.
for many years. Although Captain DelonoiA
the commander Of La Bourgosne. had only bssn
serving on that vessel for about three months. be
had previously been for four years In command Of
La Normandie. and had many personal friends
here. some Of whom were deeply moved when they
heard yesterday that he among those lost.
Among Captain Deloncle's friends In this city 10
George Glsenzer. a nne arts publisher. at No. -
East Twenty -second-st Mr. Glaenzer 10 now N
Paris. and at his Office II was said yesterday thsa
he had narrowly escaped being on La Bourgogns.
as he always went to Paris with his friend. De.
loncle when he could arrange to do 50.
Captain Deloncle was described . man about
feet 7 inches in height. with sandy beard ana
light blue eyes, which always tw1nkling.
His extreme good mature made him a favorite with
PASSENGER: He was well known fO5 Il: good
Captain h iSS AND % pessSf wsa
was born in Havre. He was married. and widow
s h Ts n % hd %
runring to the West Indies. lie had been at dif-
Previous to entering the service Of the Com.
was a navigating officer in the French Navy He
was recognized then a. mos, capable officer and
y circulated among naval men. and was regarded
@ the @ Sn n
Deonce and considered him as one OF its most
% peson s IN nsss
ton with the Pari. Exposition Of 1900. He had
maTTfa er La hi.
friend Captain Dupont. who was also on tina. YES
m se sS seSohd aap'an Of La @ had
been the service q the sSh linz ss. for
man me- and was distinguished for lis bravery at try
At one time h. saved a number Of ps,sss.nsss r;
from r. y Wa r Vd yes U fes had .o
children living in Havre
tain pnr Fs ee he
employees OF the line captain Ptchard was forty
TWO ,S Od cs af n = 'ss m
old and had ,b Sssn " tn. o.
He had been on La Bourgogne eight years.
DR. De Pelch. surgeon. was also vel knSwp N
steamers FOR a number OF years. He was thirty
Ave years old and unmarried.
The other officers who were lost were Henlpaer'
third officer; Durand purser: Brssac, second en-
gtneer and Gautier third engineer -.
The officers and men reported saved are EIrest
Scot second purser: Emil lie Baurchee frst elec.
trician; Edward Laisne fourth engineer. ana Ahose
Deprez electrician Louis Thobaut. CASTOR sauv'
age and Aph Hivault walters. 49, A..
Superintendent Jophet said YESTERDAY that snS
afsc Ii ROurgOgne particularly uo
lot of men, He also said that there was no one IN
the service who more trusted than CapNih
Deloncle Captain Dupont he said. had proved me-
ability on many occasions and there wo,Dd Dc gan
eral grief IN shipping circles over the sad news