Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-11-13

the Straits the list was to the port side, and
the water was taken out of the boats on that
side and placeu in the boats on the starboard
side. To the presence of this water in the
launch Mr. Jelley attributes the upsetting OF
the boat and the drowning of the ladies'
Later from the wreck or the PacIac-.
Three More Bodies Found.
NEAu BAY, Nov. O-The Gussie Telfair mr.
rived here Tuesday, and Joined in the search
with the revenue cutter Oliver Wolcott, and
close to Neah Bay she picked up three dead
bodies, one of which was woman with ring
marked L. and d., supposed TO be Mrs.
Lawson of Victoria. On the same day the
Wolco,t picked up two trunks, one of which
was a lady's, with valuable wearing apparel;
the other was evidently the trunk OF the man
who had been exhibiting how 10 tame horses,
as the straps and other articles are what he
used. One of the bodies is Geo. Vining Of
Puyallup, who had on his person bills of
lading for hops shipped by him at Tacoma.
The watch found on him stopped at $50 r.
NJ. on the night of the disaster. The other
was evidently fireman or coal passer.
The pilot schooner has not returned. She
is out in search of bodies 1t Is evident that
all who had life-prescrvers on did not live
IL hours after the wreck, as the sea was
very rough. with cold winds and rains.
Neil o. Henley, the quartermaster saved
by the Wolcott says the second mate told him
that he thought the mate, with eight of the
crew in boat, got clear of the ship. They
may be heard from yet.
The Wolcott has gone cruising along the
coast of Vancouver Island rs far as Barclay
Sound
The Gusse Telfair went south on this side
as far as Quillehuyte. The Wolcott has taken
Indians and canoes TO search along the shores
If there is any one alive on the shores they
will be ricked up by the Indians, who are on
The lookout. The people at Victoria should
watch the beach from Sooke to Race Rock,
and also on Dungeness and Ingeles Spit as
the current has been so strong from the west
ward that the bodies which came into he
straits have gone far up. There Is no doubt
but that the two saved are all that will DO
found alive except the one boat, IL she made
the shore. 1t is evident that very little of
the steamer broke up except the part of the
hurricane deck where the wheel stood, which
was the means of saving the lives Of the two
men picked up The three men who died on
the raft did not live fourteen hours, and those
with life preservers could not live SO long.
have been out two days among the drift
kelp where the bodies were found and the pie.
ces of wreck were, and failed to see anything
which l thought belonged to a ship or bark,
all was light material that belonged 10 stea-
mer. s.
There has been nothing SEEN of the vessel
the steamer struck. She must have sunk or
gone to San Francisco. We spoke several
vessels from outside and none saw anything
of the disabled vessel. The Wolcott and pr.
lot boat will continue the search as long as
there are any hopes of picking up bodies.
The mate is supposed to have got clear Of the
ship with eight men in the'quarter boat The
quartermas.er says Captain Howell was the
last man to leave the ship. ,.. g.. 49,
The following is her published passenger
list.
From Tacoma-Ive Hcllmute and wife
Mrs, Mahon aud child, II. G. Victor, g.. T..
Vining, Fred ID. Hard. From Seattle.-C.
b. Davidson and wife, A. Robbins T. ALI.
son, o. Mcpherson, VIM. Maxwell and b.
Woods.
From Victoria.-I. Foster. j. W. Doyle,
j. H. Sullivan, j. Kennedy. s. Nicholson,
VIM. Powell, +. Garesche, Miss A. Reynolds,
Miss A. Palmer Mrs. Lawson, Mrs. Moore,
Mrs. s. 7. Styles and 2 chdn, ID. G. McIn,
tyre, c. 3. Fairbanks, Captain and Mrs.
Parsons, A. b. Otway, W. J. Ferry, J. F,
Johnson, Thos. Smith, j. Cochrane, =. P.
mers, J. Cahill, John Watson, EG Fl. Policy,
VIM. Policy, Cal. Manderville, wife and
child, II. Hudson, H. Cline, E P. Atkins,
Thos beverly. II. Layzell, w. Waldron, J.
Lee, G. Gribbell, Geo. Morton, John McCor
mick, John Sampson, William Willis, A.
Lang, John G.. Todd. Jas. Lenning, P. L.
Chapman, Jas. II. Wcbbs. Isaac Webbs.
John Tarnet, VIM. .Ammiss, NJ. Wilson,
VIM. Purdary, McLandcrs, Dock Young, j.
ser, j. s. Webster, the Hurlburt & Rockwell
troupe, Geo. Bird, Edward Shepherd. Frank
Mclaughlin, Geo. Bryson, WIN. Campion,
Samuel Nicholson, William Power, Richard
Turnbull, John Kenealey, Chas. Smith.
Geo. A. Herne, T.. Rainey, G. Journeaux, f.
Journeaux, F. Ernest Myer. Jos. Haverly
and wife, j. Thompson, ]. Creden, p. Canty,
G. N. Miles, Adam Foster and % Cinnamon
and Cinnamon in the cabin.