, 1880-10-20

PlcEs anu experienced sailors say That Is at
hrtFcle that wnn1d not tl0ut any considerable
distance. Other things of tho san,o nature
lInye a'st' BEEN picked np, which makes this
theory look plausible. 1t now looks ms
though fnnrc Of tic bodies will wnsl, up bc~
tween here md Grand 1tayc.,, though they
1nny possibly f'oat further north.
4 PACKAGE or LETTERS.
flns Just btcn rcI0rtc1 as being found by a
fnrmer. We have not yet been al}e to nscer-
tain tho truth Of this report, hit hope to
sonn. 1t IS llopcd TINT son,a Of tic passcn-
gers or officers filny have written something
III regard 10 the disaster which may t0at
ashore and tell the tale of despair. The inc1
living mar tho l,tacl, nn tic south sitle have
been loading freight Of every description all
following Is
A PERFECTED list
Of the officers and passengers known to be
Oil tho 1I.fatcd craft:
Capt. Nelson Napier, of st. Joseph, M'ch.,
wlo leaves wife, WHO Is reported l!ero 10 he
almost c1azy.
First Ofllcer, J. II. Kelly.
First Engineer, Robert johnson, of Grand
Haven.
second Engineer, Robert Patton. of Grand
Haven.
Steward, William si,cnartt. whose brother
Harry was drowned At MuakegoI, about two
years nEo while actiug us Steward of the
AIpcna.
Clerk, Arthur Haynes.
portcr, Thomas Lynch.
Fireman, Harry Falls.
Il crew Of about fifteen.
The passengers known nre:
u. CrosssIail, t;ratltl Iiaycn.
W.. ). DtnlIa,n astl wife, Grand Haven.
Mrs. B. +. Curtis, GRAND Haven.
llcher Squicr, Jr., Grard Haven.
Mrs. Newton lradfey, Miss Lon Bradley,
anu Miss kate Bradley. Of Sauta FG, n. II,
+. F.Stmet|t. Of Grand Rapids.
q. 1lotl!nger. of t;rund Kapltls.
G. kusterer, Of Grand i,aplds.
II. Lasdretll, Ut MlsskceDn.
Mrs. s. j. Cole, Of Ottlwa, I'll.
II. I. Locke, agent of Hills Bros, Now
York.
:rhu Rev. Farrell Hart and wife, White
Pigeon, Mich.
Syracuse. y. Y.
John j. bowen, cx.Stcward OF the Alpcna.
- Boboli'sky, ol'l.iron dealer, uf Chicago.
J.. u. Peyton, of Philadelphia.
Harry l.. st. Clair, Of New York.
". e. 1'ettiboiIe. Of New York.
john Osborn, wife, AMI tlreo children Of
Chicago.
Neal slcGllyray, Of St. Joseph, Mich.
Maggie Muck, cx-Stewartlcss of tho 4Alpcna.
Mrs. 1}ecotIdres, Of Evanston, Ill.
The citizens If Holland are atfortng every
facility possiblo for obtaining information Of
the disaster.
THE DEBRIS.
10 Tie 1Ttstfrn 4issoeialtd Press.
HOLLAND. Mich, Oct Ill have been to
the shore and along tho beach for distance
Of five miles. tlnu large quantities of
anplcs, headEng, and other freight, also
portions Of the llppcr+leck. stattctions, md
rail, EanE plal'ks, md hntc!ics, and onu door
panel with tho mime Of tho steamer Alrcna,
also two life-I'rcservrrs, Ill oar, ami clair
tnarkctl with stencil, "Steamcr Alpcna."
4 piano also came ashore during
tho night, which is recognized
by tho agent OF tho Goodrich Line
from Grand Hayen rs belonging to tho A!pt-
1la. The body Of Il lady came ashore this
morning, which is also recognized by tho
ascnt rs being Mrs. bradley, who, with llur
two daughters, l,ad been stopping Mt Grand
Haven during tho summer, artl wcre on their
way home to New Mexico. Capt, 1'utlIn. of
Tic Goodrich Line. lIas just arrived Mt nlo
wreck, and watchmrn nro patrolllng tho
shore, watching for tho wreck or bodies. rlso
W''nl has gone down, but the sea Is running
heavy S'nall pieces Of cabin, upper deck,
furniture, and bertlls arc coming aslsore.