The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-01
DEATH ROLL Of GREAT
STORM MOUNTS HIGHER.


the outer coast Of the cape from the Peaked
hill station. The next bodies found were
picked up at points further south on the
same day. and the life preservers. wood
work. two or three pieces OF baggage. lard.
tobacco. paper and other stun from the
cargo began 10 pile up on the shore south
Of Higbead.
Little wreckage was found north Of this
point The swift undertow of shore car
yied an immense amount Of Debris and
many bodies south as far az Mononnoy
beach and Nantucket sound. The northern
limit indicates that the wreck was near
Highead.
PatrOltng the Beach.
Large Numbers of volunteers. including
several persons who had friends or rela-
tives on board the steamer, assisted the
surf men in Datrosing the beach. From
the tip end OF Cape Cod TO Monomoy
there are ten government lise-saving sta
tions. and ali the crews have neen on duty
almost constantly since last Saturday even
ing when the great blow Sc; in.
On Monday and yesterday bodies were
sighted In the surf some distance from
shore. but they disappeared from view be-
fore they could be secured
The body OF q man at an undertaking
room here is supposed 10 be that Of Will
lam Mosher. business man OF Gorha'n'
Me.
A body believed 10 be that Of john wal
ton, second engineer of the Portland. came
ashore OF Nauset yesterday.
PortIand's List of Passengers.
BOSTON, Nov so.--Following is as nearly
q complete list OF the passengers or the
steamer Portland as II r. possible 10 get
ut the present time; NJ. l.. Sewe.i. port
land; Fred Sherwood. Portland; Charles III.
Thompson, Mrs. Thompson and child,
Woodsford, Me. William Il. Chase. Wor-
cester; Master Philip Chase. Worcester;
Arthur f. Herson and Mrs. Heron. Port
land: Miss Ella Swift Portland Harry
Smith, East Boston, Mrs. Cofnelia y.
Mitchell. North Boston: Miss Jennie G.
Hoyi, North Boston, Mrs. J. a. Carroll,
Lowell; Mrs. Jennie C. Edm6nds. East
Boston; Mrs. Anna Rounds. Portland: Geo.
II. Remission )r., Booth Bay Harbor. Me;
Perry Janekson. wife and child and George
Cole, South Portland. Me-: Miss Ross.
Portland Miss MccriIIis. Boston; Mrs.
Theodore Alien. Misc Allen, Isaiah Frye.
Ruth Frye. Miss Maude Sykes. all of PORT
land; Walter l.. Bems and wife, Auburn.
Me-; Mrs G.. O. chickering, Weymouth;
Mrs. Augustus Wheeler, South Weymouth:
Mrs. Hattie 4. Lord. Eas; Deering; Mrs.
Esekiel Dennis Portland; Miss Morang.
Portland William Mosher, German. Me:
Mrs. Houston. child and Mrs. Houstou's
sister. names not obtainahle Miss Cole
Springfield. Mass: c. +. wilson Bethel.
Me; George Croxier. st. John. n H.; Mss
Edna Clark, Westbrook. Miss Eva Kirk
Westbrook; Albert Clark. Somerv!ile: John
Doherty. Boston: Miss Kelly. Boston.
Scott Proctor. South Portland. Me: David
Rounds and daughter. Merton Small.
woodfords. Me; Miss Alice Tucker. Low
ell: Miss Annie Tetrow. Manchester. ~ H.;
Mrs. Weylock. South Weymouth. Henry d.
Young. Boston; George Bonney Portland;
James Buckminster. Providence: William
Hanson, Gorham. Me-: Miss Rowena NJ.
Head. Cumberland Mills: Mss Madge In
graham, Woodfords Me: Horace Pratt.
Miss May Pratt Miss Jennie McMullen.
Portland Mrs. vi. Kenny, oouth Portland.
Me-; Harry Sylvester. Portland; Fred
Stevens. Woodfords. Me; Mrs. James
Welsh. Mrs. Duke Shire, Louis +. Under
wood. Miss Sophie H. Heath. Portland.
Miss Emma l.. Piympton. Charles River.
J.. Baker. Miss Emma Cobb. Fred Stevens.
Miss Eva Totten. Portland; William nesax.
worth. Ligonla. Me. Miss Balen Lang
thorn. Portland; Frank Wilson. 81. John
n. b.: orin Hooper and son Carl. Portland.
James W. Flower. St. John. \ y p,s.
ley Freeman. Portland. John J. Murphv
and Timothy Kirby. Marlborough: n. GA
borne CatcheIi. Boston Mrs NJ Stafford
hal
Cohen. Mrs. Horace Pratt. Portland. Thee,.
dore Pavenal. Lowell u. w. McC;iyerv
RoSbury. Mass. John Il. MURRAY. por,.
land: Elmira b. Timmlns. Nanlewo,a
Mass. total. "a
Montreal Men Lest
MoNTREAi, Nov. So.-Alphonse Cos
sem. assistant Sity clerk. and proeul.
I!che. an Insurance agent. were los. an ,ha
Portland INV
A""s Island strewn With Wreck.
W" YORK. Nov s0.-The steamer
Sna'heska' from Philadelphia for Kt,es
Lynn whieh came into port today for Sur
Nes ana repair. reports having had a hard
experience IN the STERN for for+,,-zf,a.
hours Seas swept the vessel fore an4 -.
smashing the bridge. boats. raH and as>.
mousse. one seaman was les; oyerf..ar,
ana three others Of the crew were f.sf,.
injured The steamer had a had lis; u ior,
ss she came ~ the hay.
Inc STERN 81 Saturday night ana SUNDAY
has literally s,rewn the Long island ..,s,
with wreckage, Al; thor aha,.t fr,v ,.s.
seis. not counting smsa yachts ana s,ass
We're wrecked or rendered rSe.ess. and re
numerous harsors wherc vessels ssuaA.
shelter from The fairy IF :he storm ase
h''ed with ~reckaso ef al kinds
The damage IN Green Puiat h.rs4.r Al
s'S'nity w4s estimated Il he over $500
The small steamer Mantle - reosrt-.t >,
b. ashofe near Mcat4uk
It Is reported today lhat ,As're - a three
mas'ei schooner ashore near vAa.ve rsver
feur'evn rn..es ,s%s % Pore jefferson. :,
Is impossiibls "a lsara anything af>sat hsr
81 Communication wl;a Wade. -tser rs
been car ~
Message FROM the sea
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