Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-01
THE PORTLAND.

| Mrs. Theodore Allen. Portland; Miss AL
len, Portland; Isaiah Frye, Portland !;
Ruth Frye, Portland; Miss Maud Sykes,
Portland; Walter l.. Bemis and wife. Au-
burn, Me-; Mrs. G. O. Chickerlng Wey-
| mouth: Mrs. Augustus Wheeler. South
Weymouth; Mrs. Hattie A. Lord, East
Deering. Me-; Mrs. Ezekiel Dennis. Port
land; Miss Morang. Portland William
Mosher, Gorham, Me-: Mrs Houston, wife
Of the second steward of the ship, a child
and Mrs. Houstons sister; Miss Cole Of
Springfield, Mass; c. F. Wilson. Bethel,
Me-; George Crozier, st. John. N. B.: Miss
Edna Clark, Westbrook; Miss Eva Clark
Wcstbrook: Albert Clark Somerville;
John Doherty Boston; Miss Kelly, Bos-
ton; Scott Proctor. South Portland; Mrs.
David Rounds and daughter; Merton l..
Small, Woodfords Me-: Miss Alice Tuck
er. Lowell, Mass: Miss Annie Tetrow,
Manchester, N. H.; Mrs. Weyer South
Weymouth; Henry d. Young. Boston:
George Bonney Portland; James Buck
minister, Providence; William Manson.
Cumberland Mills; Miss Madge Ingraham,
Woodfords. Me-: Horace Pratt, Portland;
Miss Amy Pratt. Portland Miss jamie
McMullen. Portland: Mrs. M. Kenny,
South Portland; Harry Sylvester, Port
land; Fred Stevens, Woodfords, Me-. Mrs
James Welch; Mrs. DTkeshire Portland;
Louis F. Underwood. Portland: Miss So
phia B. Holmes, Portland: Mss Emma l..
Plympton. Charles River, Mass: Miss
Burns; Charles W!ggin. Portland Mr. and
Mrs. Julian A. Fogg, Salem; Mrs e. l..
Baker. Portland Miss Emma Cobb Port
land; Fred Stevens. Portland; Miss Eva
Totten. Portland William Beardsworth,
Ligonia, Me-; Miss Helen Langthorne,
Portland; Frank Wilson, St. John, N. B.;
Oren Hooper and son Carl, Portland:
James w. Flower ST. John N. b.. prin-
cipal Of Bliss Commercial college. Lewis
ton; Elias Dudley Freeman. Portland:
John ]. Murphy and Timothy Kirby, MARI
boro. Mass; D. Osborne Gatchell. Boston:
Mrs Miranda Stafford Portland: Jerry
Daily, Portland; d. w. McGilvery. Rox-
bury Mass; w. j. Cohen. Portland; s Co.
hen, Portland; Mrs. Horace Pratt, Port
land; Theodore Ravenal. Lowell.
Recovering the Bodies.
A special train from Orleans, Mass
brings the information that five bodies
from the wreck have already been re-
covered there and that the vessel went
down just north of Cape Cod. All day
bodies have been coming ashore at
Nauset, Mass, and some have been
picked up at Wellfleet, Truro and Prov
incetown. The dispatch brought by the
train continues:
The life savers and coast patrol
have been on duty constantly, and hun
dreds are assisting in the work of res
cuing the bodies from the awful surf.
The sea is still running so high that It
is only with great difficulty that bodies
can be landed
MANY of them are frozen stiff and in
such condition that Identification Is
very difficult. Wreckage of all kinds
Is drifting in. Fragments of boats
marked Portland portions of her cargo
and splinters from the steamer are
strewn all along the shore for Is miles.
1.-THE body of the Hon. Dudley Free.
man is the only one identified AS yet.
This body will be shipped to Portland"
A later dispatch says that the bodies
Of George w. Delaney Of Boston and
Mrs. c. M. Mitchell of North Easton,
Mass, have been positively identified
among those that have washed ashore
at Orleans. The dispatch adds that
the bodies Of three unknown women
have been recovered. On one was a ring
marked Forget Me Not" with the let
tiers "E II. W." This brings the total
number of bodies recovered to about 49,
A dispatch from Portland says that
L. r. Strout, first pilot, and r. B. Deer
lug, mate, previously reported aboard
the steamer Portland, were not with
hsr when she was wrecked.
One Of the peculiar features Of the