The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-08

With two aen On Il At O'Clock snosher
OF our party died. and early the next
morning the last nxn beside myself went
overheard. ie2viag nae alone 4 sasa
caught 6ostinF box. which ussa 70
shield ne from tie wind, and then I gos
considerable sleep during the day, Esriy
on the morning Of SovsmDer {. nsaf I'M
conscious farzisned, starved and suffering
intensesy from thirst. vas pscksd up ey
the revenue cutter WeIcos&n Ths coro-
ner's jury at Victoria foznd that the Of
fcers Of the Paeine were 20 bsarns some
what, but PLACED most o! the Yesro1sinl III
On the bark 0rpheus ard concluded ihe
nndings Or xaying tina. .'shs csptsin Of the
0rpbens sailed axay after the collision
and did not remain by the Pacific 10 zee
What the damages we're" Capt. sawyer
fer many years never dared TO WISH
Victoria. where the feeling vas intense
AGAINST bis actions In fear Of bis life
he was keps secrese1 IN Collector
Of Customs websferss house at Port
sster. Hundreds Of bodies were washed
ashore along tae Straits of Juan de Fuea-
The body Of one young lady who Was GO
ing 20 San Francisco 20 attend school
drilled ashore near Victoria. q few hun
dred y.rds from her home. Considerable
gold dust. money and valuabies were
found on many of the bodies that were
CAST IVIn Tue tHDfE. 48U& G38tE@ az
late years suffered much from rsnorse.
An incident occurred not long ago in Port
Townsend that aptly illustrated his peace
OF mind While he was visiting neigh
Dor one evening the conversation Jagged
and he gsxsd intentiy into the glowing
crate for several minutes, and then sud-
denly exclaimed: There, / heard the
whistle plainly" In explanation ne said
that be could hear the Pacifc's whistle
Asastnrftr ard hnt ~u n ~fsss AZ n
riment 20 his peace Of mind. A few years
ago he was iett q legacy IN Boston and was
quite well OF a. the time OF his death
The officers Of the steamer Pacific on the
fatal trip were: J. D. Howell, master; A.
y. McDonough. first officer; A. Wells,
second officer; ]. NJ. Lewis. third officer;
o. Hites jr:.. purser; ). b. Bigley. freight
clerk: +. Houston, chief engineer; ID. u.
Bessett, assistant engineer; oilers Il.
LessraDge, ]. Dugan: carpenter, K
Erickson: Waterman, Henry Norris;
steward. J. Martin; secoad steward.
Charles III. Jackson; steernge steward, 3
McSichol; cooks. ]. II. Hosingsworth, ).
Miles, G. W.Whiting; baker. Thos. Mailcy;
porter. r. r.. McNemaine; stewardess.
Hannah Moore. She also carried crew
Of i've fsremen, four coal passers. ten sea
men. two messmen. two pantrymen. eight
walters. The passengers list included the
following: j. Foster, J. w. Doyle, J. I'll.
Sullivan, J. Kennedy. s. Nicholson, WILL
lam Powell. r. Garesch. Miss Fanny Pal
mer, Mrs. Lawton. Mrs. Moote, Mrs S. +.
Styles and two children, ID. G. Mcintyre,
G. r. Fairbanks. Capt and Mrs. Parsons,
A. b. otway. w. J. Ferry. J. +. Johnston,
Thomas Smith, J. Coekrane, E. p. Moody,
Il. J. Fsrrill, N. Summers. 9. Summers. ].
CAhill, John Watson. Ed ii. Policy, Will
lam Policy, Cal Vaudeville. wife and
child. II. Hudson, II. Cline, T. r. Atkins.
Thomas Beverly. A. LazelIe. w. Waldron,
j. Lee, G.. Gribble, George Martin.
John Mccormick, John Sampson.
William Wills, A. Lang, John
q. Todd. James Lenning. r. L.
Chapman. James H. Webbs. Isaac Webbs,
John Tarnet, William Ammiss. NJ. VIII
son. William Perdury. J. McLandrew.
Dock Young. ]. Fitzgerald, J. Condor, J.
Chisholm. A. Frazier, J. s. Webster. Rock
well & HnrIburt troupe, George Bird, Ed
Shepherd, Frank Mclaughlin. George
Bryson. William Campion. Samuel Mich
olson. William Power. Richard Turnbuli,
John Kennedy. Charles Smith, George
Herne. A. l.. Rainey, @. Journeaux, F.
Journeaux. r. +. Myer, Joseph Haverly
and wife, j. Thompson, j. Crceden. p.
CAVITY. &. n. Miles. Adam Foster. Dennis
Cain. r. Lyons, J. Pelletier, Mr.. and MRS.
Keller and children. Miss A. Reynolds, and
forty-one Cinnamon in the s.eerage.