The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-11-30
DRIFTING ASHORE.
Five Bodies Have Been ReeOV-
cred of the SO on the
Portland.

have been received here from the Port
land. The vessel was wrecked just
north of Cape Cod. The wreckage and
a great many bodies are drifting south.
possibly as far as Nantucket. 1t is
thought that the northeast gale today
will bring bodies in. The entire cape
is patrolled. The body of Dudley Free
man is the only one identified as yet. It
will be shipped to Portland tomorrow.
Boston, Nov 3O.-The following is as
nearly a complete list of the passengers
of the steamer Portland, as it is pos
sibIe to get at present:
NJ. L. Sewell, Portland.
Fred Sherwood, Portland.
Charles H. Thompson, Mrs. Thomp-
son and child. WOOdfOrd, Me.
Vim. L. Chase, Worcester, Mass.
Master Philip Chase, Worcester.
Arthur F. Hersom. Portland.
Mrs. HersOm, Portland.
Miss Elyla Swift, Portland.
Harry Smith, East Boston.
Mrs. Cornelia N Mitchell, North
Easton.
Miss Jennie c. Hoyt, North Easton.
Mrs. J. A. Carroll, Lowell
Mrs. Jennie G. EdmOnds, Portland.
George b Remission, jr., Booth Bay
Harbor, Maine.
Perry Jackson, wife and child ana
George Cole, all of South Portland, Me.
Miss Ross, Portland
Miss Edna McCrillis, Boston
theodore
Isaiah Frye, Portland.
Ruth Frye. Portland.
Miss Maud Sykes, Portland.
Walter NJ. DENIS and wife, Auburn,
Maine.
Mrs. George o. Chickering, wey-
mouth.
Mrs. Augustus Wheeler, South Wey-
mouth.
Mrs. Hattie A. Lord, East Deering,
Me, wife of Hollis Lord, second engin-
eer of the steamer Manhattan.
Mrs. Ezekiel Dennis, Portland
Miss Moran, Portland.
William Mosher, GOrham, Me, who
had been spending Thanksgiving with
friends in Chelsea.
Mrs. Houston, wife of the second stew
ard of the ship.
A child and Mrs. Houston's sister,
names not Obtainable.
Miss Cole, Springfield, Mass.
c. F. Wilson, Bethel. Me.
George CrOzier, st. John, N. B.
Miss Edna Clark, West Brook
Miss Eva Clark, West Brook.
Albert Clark, SOmerville.
John DOherty. Boston.
Miss Kelly, Boston
Scott Proctor, South Portland, Me.
Mrs. David Rounds and daughter.
Merton Small, Woodfords, Me.
Miss Alice Tucker, Lowell, Mass.
Miss Annie TolerOw, Manchester, n.
H.
Mrs. weyIock. South Weymouth.
Henry D. Young, Boston
George BOnney, Portland, Me
James BuckTninister, Providence, R I.
VIM Hanson. Gorham. Me.
Miss ROwena NJ. Head, Cumberland
Mills.
Miss Madge Ingraham, WoodfOrds.
Ne
Horace Pratt, Portland
Miss Amy Pratt, Portland.
Miss jamie McMullen, Portland.
Mrs. NJ. Kenny, South Portland, Me.
Harry Sylvester. Portland.
Fred Stevens, Woodfords, Ne.
Mrs James WEIGH
Mrs. Dukeshire, Portland.
Louis F. Underwood, Portland.
Miss Sophia b Holmes, Portland.
Miss Emma L. PlymptOn, Charles
River. Mass.
Miss Burns.
Charles wiggin, Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian A Fogg, Salem.
Mrs. z. L Baker. Portland. Me.
Miss Emma Cobb, Portland
Fred Stevens. Portland.
Miss Eva Totten, Portland, formerly
of Boston
VIM. Beardsworth. employee of Port
land rolling mills, resident of Ligonia,
Ne.
Miss Helen Lanthorne, music teacher
in the Deering school, Deering, Ne;
lived in Portland.
Frank Wilson. formerly employed in
the Crawford House, Boston, home in
St. John. n. B.
Oren Hooper and son Carl. Portland.
James w Flower. st. John, N. B.,
principal of Bliss Commercial college,
Lewiston. Me
Elias Dudley Freeman. Portland.
John J. Murphy, and Timothy Kirby,
Marlborough shoe workers.
d Osborne Gatchell, Boston.
Mrs. NJ. Stafford, Portland.
Total