New-York tribune., 1900-07-03
INJURED ALL MUCH BETTER.
NORTH GERMAN s1abE6YD PROVIDES
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CLOTHING FOR THE VICTIMS
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Most OF the persons iu51Fe,f 1t THE fire VINO are
at the hospitals were reported 10 be recovering
yesterday There are four Christ Hospital in
Jersey City. John Venner thirty-seven years old,
is burned 50 badly that his condition is regarded
as critical He steward on the SaaIe
Dennis King sixty-eight years old, Of the canal
beat Thomas Nolan: Carl Hartmann, twenty-three
years old fireman the Main and George Chute.
twenty-five years old steward on the Saale are
burned about the head. Chutte's eyes are also af-
fected by the flames. King says his wife and
daughter were the boat with him. He feared they
had been lost. but somehow they escaped without
injury. They have been to the hospital He thinks
they were taken OF by tug He remained on the
tug as long possible. and then dropped 10
some driftwOod, from which tug took him
At the City Hospital in Jersey City there are
four victims Of the fire They are Chief Of1cer
Adolph Ahlborn, Of the Bremen. Rudolph Won
Elm, his wife Lena. and his -year-od daugh-
ter Ida Gustave Greavish. one Of the stewards Of
The Bremen, VINO was patient in the hospital
was 50 much improved yesterday that ne was per-
mitted 10 leave the institution. Clreavish was only
slightly burned. He is suffering from shock
Chief Officer Ahborn suffers from a disIocated
shoulder and possibly from broken rib He was
on the deck of the Bremen when informed that
the ship was on fire He waited until longer DELAY
meant danger, and then ordering the crew 70 fee
he Jumped overheard Instead OF landing in the
water, as he expected. he struck the deck OF q
barge and received his injuries
Mr. Won Elm and his wife and daughter were
broke out They climbed into one of the Hfeboats
The boat fell I the deck Of a barge and Mr.. Won
Elm and his wife and daughter were injured about
the body
AT ST. Mary's Hospital IN Hoboken all Of the in
jured are getting along nicely, and some will
be discharged today. A numbe~ were threatened
with pneumonia, but. except in TWO in
and they are recovering The injured taken 10
St Marys were not badly hurt, their burns con
sisting mostly Of bistered faces and hands.
PoIlceman Leany OF lne H9ooHen force calIed
yesterday morning with an Hoboken ambulance at
Gustave Kuhne, chief cook on the Bremen. and
removal for least Two days While both are
in no danger, and have shown much improvement
It thought unwtse to risk their removal at
this time.
main St. Vincents Hospital are Philip Silver
man. Patrick Kane and II. Lurst- They were IN
them into the river. They will De ready for dis
charge possibly to-day.
victims OF the Hohoken fire In Bellevue Hospital
All the others had much improved. and we're not in
Mrs Emma schirmund Of No. 222 East Twenty
forrth-st. called al Bellevue and inquired for Miss
Eda Tfetsch. VINO she said the stewardess IN
had an appointment to meet Miss Tfetsch on the
saaIe Saturday afternoon, but received a postal
card asking her 1ot 70 cal as she would san for
city Miss Tietseh was not IN Bellevue. nor mad
New-vork or Hoooken hospital. although she had
inquired at all Her name was added TO the list Of
An agent Of the North German Lloyd Steamship
yesterday and visited each OF the twenty-five
patients remaining there ne ascertained each
then ordered complete outfits for all He said he
would have all The men removed 70 Hoboken at
made for them ~ a.. 9otel, ,bs o,,,.,- D.,
pt o.peILtt a;5 [-oi,,19 sbaI,eC ~ a.
victims who might be destitute IN the Municipal
better provided for