The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-30
WILLIAM. CHARLES and MASTER

WILLIAM. CHARLES and MASTER
PHILIP CHASE, Worcester.
MRS. KATE COY, East Boston.
HEERSoM. Chelsea. Mass.
MRS, ALICE SWIFT, Portland.
HARRY SMITH, z Marion street, East
MRS. CoRNELIA N. MITCHELL and
MISS JENNIE HOYT, North Boston.
MRS. J. A. CARROLL.
MISS JENNIE EDMUNDS. East Boston.
MISS ANNA ROUNDS. Portland.
GEORGE B. KENNISON, JR., Booth
PERRY JACKSON. wife and child. South
FRED STEVENS, Portland.
Mr.. PIERCE, Portland.
CHILD Of Charles IL. Thompson OF
oRoN HOOPER, Springfield, Mass
II. TuREHOOPER. Springfield. Mass.
ISAIAH FRYE. Springfield, Mass:
MISS MAUD FRYE, Springfield. Mass.
MISS MAUD SYKES. Springfield, Mass
MRS. EZHKIAL DENNIS, Springfield.
MRS. THEODORE ALLEN. Springfield
Miss ALLEN. Springfield Mass.
MRS. DANIEL ROUNDS, Bethel. Me.
FRED SHERWOOD. Bethel Me.
MISS ROSS. Bethel, Me.
MISS EDNA MCRILLS. Bethel, Me-
c. f. WILSON, Bethel. Me.
HON, F. DUDLEY FREEMAN, Boston
d. o. GETSCHELL Boston.
MISS SOPHIA HOLMES. Charles River.
MISS HELEN LANGTHoRNE, Charles
MISS EMMA L. PLUMPToN. Charles
g. w. COLE. Weymouth. Mass.
MISS BURNS. Weymouth, Mass.
NJ c.. HUTCHINSON, Weymouth, Mass.
MISS HUTCHINSON. Weymouth, Mass.
MRS. GEORGE o. CHICKERING, Wey-
MRS MRS. WHEELER, South Weymouth
Mass.
Captain II. Blanchard; first pilot, Lewis
Strout; second pilot. Lewis Nelson; purser,
+. A. Ingraham; clerk, Horace Moore; mate,
Edward Deering; second mate, John Nc
Cate; quartermaster, Ansel Dyer; quarter
master Peterson Watenmen' r. W,iI3a ~ H3aHe
first engineer Thomas Merrill; second en-
gineer, John Walton; third engineer, Q;
Verrili steward. A. v. Matthew'S second
steward Eben Heuston; deck crew, John
Daily, George McGilvar, Arthur Sloan, Jas.
Davidson, Peter Collins, Norris Graham.
Barron, Richard Hartley and George e.
Ropley; electrician, 4. w. Leighton; j. A.
Dillon and J.. McNeal, oilers; H. Merriman
T. E Fennell II. Carter, w. ]. Daughty,
r. H. Robson and J. Mately, flremen; W.
r. Rawbicher, baggagemaster; walters,
Lewis Johnson, Arthur Johnson, Lee For;
man, George Graham, Gatlln and
Samuel Smith: head saloonman, - Lau-
mer; barber, - Conner; SteWardesses. Mrs
Carrie M. Harris and Mrs. Margaret Berry
DIR. Maurice Richardson, of Beacon street,
W
fleet during the storm, and corroborates the
early accounts of the loss of the Portland,
for he saw two of the bodies washed ashore,
and on them were life preservers marked
with the vessels name. DIR. Richardson
was on the first train from Cape Cod, which
arrived in this city late tonight. II saw
two of the bodies picked up" said DR..
Richardson. zone was probably that of
hou nf chO
on a life preserver marked Portland The
other body was that of stout woman. She,
too, wore a life belt with the steamers
name on 1t. wreckage is coming ashore
for fifteen miles along the coast. picked
up three piano keys and piano cage
ashore, but of course 1 do not
know that it was from the Port
land Among the wreckage was a
large quantity of furniture, upholstered in
red plush There were also cases of lard di-
rected to Portland. was fifteen miles south
of High Head. There is nothing in the fact
that wreckage was found so far south TO
contradict the report that it was at High
Head that the Portland struck, for the cur
rent runs south along the shore. / heard
one theory advanced that the Portland had
foundered far to the north somewhere near
Care Anne, and that all the wreckage and
bodies had drifted across the bay to Cape
Cod
In addition to two bodies, DR.. Richardson
brought news that 1T Orleans the body of a
girl about twenty was found. She had a
gold watch and ring marked -. G. r."
Her watch stopped at 9:17. There are three
bodies at Nauset eight at Orleans and
twenty-eght at Truro and Wellheet. The
double wheel of the Portland came ashore
at Orleans.