New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
Gro. CLINT co.
A3.45A AND ~ WEST 23'sT.
REAR BROADWAY.
FACTORY: l54. AND i56 WEST 'o"5r6csr
,SUJPVRECK OFFGOLDEN GA1E
All OK BOARD BELIEVED TO HAVE
CONE DOWN WITH THE BARK AIMf.

Gill, Sailed FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR COPPER
RIVER on SUNDAY WITH TWENTY SEVEN
PASSENGERS AND \ CREW or TIliR-
TEEN MrS-rotND WRECK WITH
no ONE oN BOARD.
Co. r,rorc,eco March 22-Upon tho arrival OF
.ho poo,ec Coos, Steamship CompanyS steamer
santa Rosa from san Diego to-day tho news was
received Of a shiowrcc! which is believed 70 nave
coat the lives Of forty passengers ana S"o' y.
CAPTAIN Alexander. Of tH" santa Nos'' 'rP '"
tina, carly this morning. while nine miles on foiht
Bonita at the mouth OF the 'o'"o" '"'' ~
sighted n dcrect. bottom up.
Tho ting Goa Witch Immediately diSp"loh''
n tho point Indicated and found the dereict 70 Do
tho bark Helen ". Amy. captain Hogan WIN"
sailed for Copper River points with twen'Y-s"Ych
roseorqsrs and 4 crew OF thirteen on Sunday. me
bark Law upon her starboard side, with her stern
lon, g., tho ootor her deck hamper badly wrecked
and several blanks OF her hull washed loose by the
sens which broke her While ti'r" were no
sipns OF boats among the wreckage, y Is ho' ne
lie .cd that her passengers and crew escaped py
nuttlng off from the vessel In them rs 'here mas
bocn heavy seas for several days past furth"r-
more no word has been received from the SUI
vIvors II any exist. although the dore!lct was
sighted within miles Of the shore ana luIIy
forty-cieht hours have passed since the wreck
occurred.
a protty stiff breeze when the Amy sailed out OF
tho Golden Gate on Sunday. and by noon 1t vas
blowing gale She left here under ropsails. and
when las; seen was standing out for an ofhhS.
There was a heavy running and 1t Is supposed
that some time in the night she vas struck by
squall and capsized
The following is a full lis; OF her passengers ana
crew: Passengers: a. Anderson. David Anderson, A
b. Beach, g. H. Cinotto. Thcodor" Crcber. +. +.
Currier, Oscar j. Kearsander. Fred Franks, julius
Gllh. j. 7. GctSky. Gas JOurTner. NJ X. LemoE,
John I.eviCk " illAm McCiay K. y. Nichols. James
William SncdCn. .. T. Spillcs. Charles X small
wood John Vance. Adolph Waldi John Walker.
John Wcs,wlck and an unknown man.
Crantz chief MAZE native OF Boston. aged thirty
five +. MackI-. second mate. from California; aged
tweny-six John &8ns co3k rom M2 fro
Illinois. ased iorty-slx: Ira Cook. cabin boy, from
Connecticut aged forty. Frederick Cromwell, APP
prentice. from Pennsylvania agen twenty; seaIneM;
g r. Bronson. United States. aged forty; j y.
Underwood. Ncw-Jersey. aFeI tveuty-t0ur Charles
y Leach. Connecticut aged forty-ivc: Ernest Tai
Ian England IgGl tWeuty nine; William Mchcon,
New York. aged .Wrrty seven, Antoine Nlcno'as,
Australia. aged twenty.
md was VOL known FOR her adventures among tho
reefs. Her commander was then captain TuitreH,
and he operated her In the interest Of John wight
man VINO retained an interest IN her wh"n she en-
tered the Alaskan trade.
The vesse was iu GOOD condition for old
one. and perfectly seaworthy. sac was on me
drydock Tor several days before being loaded, and
her owners spent 5000 in repairing her she had
a temporary house on deck.
When tho Amy left port she had twenty-five tons
Of ballast in her, b,sides the provisions OF the
Of only $50 tons and was therefore balasted sum
ciently to make her sim.