The evening world., 1905-11-24

Early In the afternoon Italians who
expected friends and relatives on the
Cid di Napoli began assembling on he
italian line pier at the foot Of West
Thirty-pourth street. The wharf sns
taxed to its capacity when the tIg
liner was seen down stream moving
toward the uier. I ~
Went to Meet Boat.
The exciteabe foreigners began to
dance about excitedly and cry out that
they would like 70 80 down the river
TO meet the ship, James Ganty, a
iongshoreman who ferries passengers
out to craft anchored In the river saw
his opportunity and agreed to take
score OF the men out across the waiter
10 meet the Clu dl Napoll.
His boat was loaded down 10 the gun
wales when he rowed out Into the
stream The Italians were shaking with
excitement and leaping up and down
like popping corn. He cautioned them
to SIT stlll. but they did not hted the
warning. on Thirty-thlrd street and
well out to midstream the rowboat came
abreast OF the schooner.
Filameno Mlzzen. an elderly man, OF
No. 56 Ann street Hoboken, rec,s-
nized relative standing well forward
on the steamship. He could restrain
his emotion no longer. leaped to his
feet and began dancing about In .
frenzy Of delight. Several OF his com.
before the Irish hoatmen had any warn
Ing, the little craft turned turtle. Dump
Ing its freight into the water.
Brave Men TO Rescue.
All Of the men in the boat had rsla-
tIves or friends either on the pier or
panic followed, and desperate attempts
N rescue the nounderlng me followed.
Antonio Mont, the cook OF thes Cltti
al Napoli, who was standing In the bow
OF the vessel. ieaped overheard and
swan toward the overturned boat.
Felix Hapo, who had son among
those in peril leaped from the pier. 50
DID Frank Dix, an employees OF thA
Dock Department.
From other piers Dneft ~ tnem
jumped and swan 10 the rescue.
Policeman Rooney, OF the West Thirty
seventh street station, got a boat ana
with. several volunteers pulled out TO
the boat.
from tho Itnlian liner and full crew
rowed ffufaicahy to the aid OF the
immersed men, A dozen or. more, as
sisted by the b0ttmnn, qanty, managed
10 cling to the lgunwalee OF the boat.
Others went down two and three tunes
before their rescuers could reach them.
When the rescued men were brought
TO shore there was ecene OF wild
confusion on the pier. The hundreds
OF passedgers on the steamship Were
rushing about wildly, wringing their
hands and crying out excitedly
A policeman had sent Tor two ambu-
lances from Roosevelt Hospital Drs.
Brown and Vandivere responded. II
was necessary TO roll half dozen OF
the rescued med on barrels and artlf-
cial respiration was necessary in th,,ee
cases. The following men we're taken
to the hospital:
Sent to Hospitals.
Gulsepp Piazal twenty.seyen years
I'D, of No Sis West Thlrty-fourth
street
Amselm Canaan thlrty-two years old,
OF No. IA Union street, Brooklyn,
Michael Manelli, thlrty-six. OF New
Getano Marceni. thirty-six, Of Bridge
Fernando Alphonzo, twenty-one, OF
No Sl Pembroke avenue. Bridgeport.
Alphonzos right leg was broken and
he was also suffering from Internal
Injuries.
When a round UP for relatives and Z
friends was made on the pier n, .slce
could be found OF FhlininO AIiz2 :. the
old man who had led In the demor usa-
tion that overturned ghe boat. Neltler ,
could Cietano JWronl, twenty-seven
yeans old, OF No, 81 Hal1i strd,. J@r-
sey City, be fonnd.
while the men we're bsing rescued
and an effort made 70 revive them or
the wharf the Clu al Napoll was held
out In midsrfam and vas de'ayed halt
an hour In making hsr pier