The record-union., 1898-07-07

Bonneville, Mrs. c.. Bourqain, Mrs. ].
n. Bronx, Ferdinand Brochard, Mrs
Ferdinand Brochard and child, Miss
Leonie Brochard, Paul Broyer, Mrs.
Paul Broyer, Miss Barcelo, Mrs. Base,
Miss Rose Casazza, Louis Casazza,t
Giacomo- Casazza, Mrs Juliette Cicot,
w. v. Clark, Mrs. Wv. Clark, Mrs. =.
B. Coleman and maid, Mrs H. S. Crum-
ley, Gustave Cure, Mrs. Gustave Cure,
J. A. Chanut, Pierre Collin, NJ. G.. Car
brai, Lougi Cameo, Miss Common, A. Ca
biat, Mrs. E. c. Cook.
Mrs Joseph H. Durkee, Mrs J. F.
Dillon, Mrs. Dillon Oliver and maid,
Mrs. Ernest Delmotte, Silvan Dumont,
S. E. Davis and valet.
D. Scott Evans, Miss NJ Evans, Miss
B. Evans, Miss L. Evans.
Frank A. FiSton, Mrs. Frank A. FiS-
ton, Miss Marie Fiston, Master Frank
F'iston, Rev. Cyprene F1oriscone, Clio
vanni 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 ]. Hag-
gerty, Anton Hednick, r. Hyman, Mrs.
r. Hyman and child, Miss Frances
Hess. Mrs. d. Huntsman, Miss Harriet
M. Hover.
Leon Jacquet, Mrs. Leon Jacquet and
child, Mrs. c. Janssen, Aimee Jolocat,
Richard Jacobs, Mrs. Richard Jacobs
and child.
Rev. A. Kessder, DIR. s. Hoppe, Mrs.
S. Hoppe, Henry Kraemer, Mrs. J.
Kiehl Oswald Kirner, Legonido de
Kerdaniet, Mrs. H. H. Knowles, Mrs.
Gertrudge Knowles, Mrs. Henry M.
Kidd
Dr. L. E. Livingood, A. D. La Casse,
Mrs A. D. La Casse, Emil LIE Crosse,
En- LIE Marie, Mrs. G. Lauichesse. L.
Labret, Miss Labret, Mrs. Logas. Mrs.
Pauline Langley, Miss A. Langley, Miss
M. Laurent, Mr.. Laurenoa, Miss lie
Tourneau, Miss LIE Tourneau
Miss Bertha Mohl, Rev. Bernardin
Merlin Miss E. Mcfarland, Patrick
McKeown, Miss j. Mosse, Regis Men,
nier, 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 Susanne Perrier,
Leon Ponteau, Mrs. Leon Ponteau,
Very Rev. p. L. Pensier Miss Mary
Poncy. Mrs. A. Povolni, Miss Anna
Poncin, Lorenzo Polcri, Enrico Polcri,
Master Polcri. Miss Edith Patton, An
thony Pollock, Mrs Anthony Pollock,
Miss Plante, Mrs. Pimson.
E. r. Rundell, Mrs E. r. Rundell,
Miss Evelin Reeves, 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 Therese
Steel G. Steel.
c. Tacot, Mrs. G. Tacot, John Tait-
enger, L. Terland.
Mrs. Valledo, Miss Vancauteren, f. A.
Van Cauteren, jerome Vancher, Miss
De Valette, Mr. Vassal, Mrs. P. Vassal.
Ralph Leon Williams. Rev. W. G..
Webster A. Weiss, E H. Wurtz and
two children, H. E. Weissig, Mrs
Wright, Mrs Whitney, child and maid,
Professor E. l.. Water, H. J. Wind.
Otto Zaiger
The following are names additional
to those furnished by the company, and
whose name do not appear on the
printed list. They embrace first and
second class passengers, many Of whom
took passage on the deck:
FL G.. Wind, A. La Coste, Mr.. Diaz,
Mr.. Zaballa
Mr.. Cariellas, S. Madrid, Mr.. Jose del
Campo, Mr.. Grouin, F. Gonzales, Mrs.
Villaminst, Mrs. Picnon, Miss N. Piecot,
T.. G. Gauthier, c. H. Liebre, two chill
dren, j. Hagerty, Mrs. Sabordes, child
Sabordes, Misses Parcelo (three), T..
Strauss, Mrs. Strauss, Miss NJ. Strauss
Mrs. W. Strauss, Miss Cauchen, Mrs.
Wallace ]. Spiles, D. Wyman, Mrs.
Wyman, Master Wyman. Ernest Del
Motto, Silvania Dumont and Emil Le-
gros, who We're in the printed list of the
passengers, were not aboard the steam
ship.
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, Tex;
/. Stras. wife, son and daughters, Brus-
sells; Mrs. G. Bichon, Mexico; Augusta
La Costeoloron, st. Marie, France; Mrs.
NJ. Zabella, Mexico; Mr.. and Mrs. Groin,
Mexico; S. Camp, Mexico.
Inquiries at the French Line offices
concerning the number of people on
board La Bourgogne showed that there
We're but eighty-five first cabin passen-
gers. The remainder of the list, it is
explained, was made up Of second cabin
passengers, and was not quite COM
plete.
No record is obtainable Of the re-
mainder of the second cabin passengers
nor of the third class. This makes the
total number Of persons on board, ac-
cording to the best information obtain
able. 72S, as follows: Eighty-five first
cabin, 125 second cabin, 295 third and
900 crew.
The Mrs. J. E. Dillon and Mrs. Dillon
Oliver who We're on board La Bour-
gogne were the wife and daughter, re-
spectively, Of Judge ]. E. Dillon, counsel
for the West Shore Railway, the Ele-
waited Railway and the Gould Railway
System.
To an inquiry addressed to Halifax
to-day the following message was re-
eeived in this city:
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Pollock not
among saved. No cabin saved"
The above telegram probably meant