The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-07
Inflated NORGE
WAS SEAWORTHY
Danish Naval Officer Praises
Ship and Captain.-.Res.
cue List Published

,CoPENHAGEN, July Capt.
Lamp, one of the highest officers of the
Dahish navy, said today that the Dan
ISM steamship Norge, which was
wrecked off Rockall reef, 2so miles
from the Scottish mainland on June
20, was an excellent and strongly built
snip, and Capt. GundeIl was one of the
most capable navigators on the trans
| atlantic route.
Capt Lamb asserted that no fault
could be found either with the captain
or the crew. He said he believed that
the Norge gave way with the current
and added:
| 1 have made 300 trips to the United
states and my ship often gave way.
owing to the stream and the variation
OF the compass. These conditions are
known to all navigators"
! Ofhcers of the United States Steam
snip company, which owned the Norge,
deny the statements made by the sur
Vlvers OF the wreck that the strings of
the life belts were rotten or that the
supply of life belts was insufficient
They say that only recently the Norge
was supplied with 300 new life belts.
ana That the stock on board exceeded
the number of passengers carried by
the ship on her last trip.
List of Rescued
| NEW YORK, July ga. E. john
| son, ticket agent of the Scandinavian
American line, received a cableeram
tonight giving the names of passengers
OF the Norge saved by the steamer
Cervona. The list is as follows:
Aoraham Malinowsky, Ole Olsen, Carl
4onannesen and six of the crew ChrUm
Rosofsky, Erik Nelson Gunderud' Askiorn
| 3: Bjerge, Yohannas Josgosan, Natalus p
Slyortsen, Nels D. Nelson. Emil Hanson,
Prusansky. Sifka Prusansky, Moische
Prusansky: Abraham Prusansky. Schim-
enk e., Josef Martin M. Wodin. Ludwig j.
| dal. Wilhelm Paulson. Knut Karlson.
Warker Honore, Karl L. Lorson. Larse K.
| 0pJelm, Jens Hamborg, Losen Libin, Leib
Bofch Slrotsen. Aran Scholmeisher Riwso
Kosowsky, Isedor Boss. Jorgen Hanson,
9pe aI,S Hanson Hans Olsen, Oscar
meden.
| According to the list of passengers
| on the Inflated steamer Norge given
| out by the boats American agent. a. r.
| Johnson, 451 of those aboard the vessel
| secured their tickets from the Amerf-
| can agency. Passengers numbering
126 were bound to Northwestern
points. The list of Northwestern pas
| sengers is as follows:
| Northwestern Passengers
| Anders Person. &c. Cottonwood Mimi.
| Err j. Holmquist, 49, Grove City Mimi
ke er;a;s,a J Hord. 20, Lindstrom, MINI.
| Edward Bohn, "a. Madison. S. D.
| Ole Jensen, %, Willmar, Mimi
| Jens Danielson, 49, Gerh Danielson, IS,
| Johanna Arneson, IT, WilImar. Mimi.
Rolf j. Vaagaasen. II: Olvar Vaagaa-
sen. o1 L, r R tchs. It, n: D:
Mrs. Anna England 80: Anton England
| g.; Harold England, Z; Hedvig England
A. Anna England, 2 La Moure, N. D.
Mrs Ha Elm &t Eik s6 Il yik 49, Hlga viz,
Vik, 6; Selma Vik 4, Dallas Wis
Karl Englund. Is, La Moure, n. D.
Lasse K. Opheim, IS, Meckinock N D.
Jorgen o. Berkeland. II; Kersten Berke-
land, 10. Fisher, Mimi;
Karen Hanson, 20. Pelican Rapids, Mimi
Karl Mathieson, 81. Mrs. Mathieson
Helmer Hagen. y. Denhigh. N D.
/ Lisa Hagen. II, Denhigh, n. D.
Jens Johannesen, so; Mrs; Johannesen,
| nesen, IA. Ellsworth Wis
| Hans Olson, IS. Brandt. S. D.
Bernhard Arnesen, IS, Sioux Falls,
Emma Petersen. 20. Sioux Falls. S. D.
Ingeborg oiaas, y, Sioux Falls, s. d.
Johanna Jespe1son 49, Cummings, n. D.
Anton Holderson, Dalton, MINI.
And Andrew Kr ,o AZ Mrs Thea
Theodor Krestenson, Il; Thora Kresten-
son, 8; Hedvig KTeStenson. 4; Johan KTeS-
teRs0n Z a one infant "a w P9lla5 Wis
Helmer Olson. Devils Lake. N d.
Herman L. Post, IS. HUTCHINSON, Mimi.
~ J9rg &c %sd L. M M aI n p wedi 10.
Johan Wedin, II; Alma Wedin, IA: Frid
lof Wedin, II; Frida. g.; Frans. Z; Thune.
A; Hugo. s.; one infant, Little Falls, MINI.
X
Mimi
sivert Boo 90, Gary. Mimi.
Jones Jones o. Nfison, 20, Sandstone, Mimi ''''
John stronberg, %. Mora. Mimi.
moen, 8; Maria Bergemoen, 7; Andreas
Bergemoen, A; Anna Bergemoen, 3, Bot
Hans Hans O o. Olson, IS. clarkfeld Mimi
Mrs. Mathilda Hokanson, 81; Edna
Matilda Hokanson, 8; Margfeta Hokan-
son, 8; one infant, Parkers Prairie, Mimi
Thorborg. Corneliuson. .Gunvald Cor
neliuson, Herman CornelIuson; "a; Els
Henrik Corneliuson, 3, West Superior,
Wis.
AaIin P. Severtson, 20, Baldwin, Wis.
Hans H. Wang. 4S; Doroethea Wang,
45, Shell Lake. Wis.
Mrs. Ksthrine Bramstedt, 81; Enghardt
Gustaf go one infant Hendrum. Mimi.
Kathrin Svenson, 81; Lauris Svenson, s;
Marinus Svenson, Wimot, S. D.
Lauris r. LauTsen. 20, VermilIion. S. =.
Sigurd administrator, 43; Ingeberg
Administrator, Il; Torger Amundsdatter.
10, and three children, Thompson, N d.
Ashjorn E. Bjerge, 10. Bryant. S. D.
Karl Varhaug 60. Fosston, MINI.
Nils G.. Nelson. 49, Honeyford. n. D.
Ludwig j. Bettolfsan, %, Glenwood,
Mimi
Selma Osbeclz 90 DunneIl MINI.
Sofia G. Anderson, So; Anna e. KaTlson,
August Rystrom %, westboro Wis.
Gustaf H. Johanneson, II, Kensington,
Mimi.
Nils D. Nelson. Window. Mimi
Anton Olsen, Northwood, N d.
Erik Nelson. Wells, Mimi
PerniIle H. Berven, Portland, Or.