The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-30

HiGftlAANis i4iGftF, Mass. Nov -
delayed in ransmssionl-The steamer
Portland. of the Boston and Portland line.
has been lest on Cape Cod, with al on
board. The life saving men. through a
binding storm. yesterday morning at 6
o'clock heard the distress whistle OF a
steamer ana last night at midnight; the
body Of a man was found on shore. On
the body Of the man was ltehelt marked
Steamer Portland. Of Portland" 4 gold
watch in hts pocket had stopped At ID
o'clock. This man was well dressed. wore
black clothes and tan shoes, had Light hair
and mous.ache. and on a piece of card
found Ia his pockethook were the words.
John w. Congress street. Portland"
The body OF 4 large woman. without COW
eriug Of any kind Was washed ashore at Pa
met river. hut there was no means OF iden-
tifyiug her II Is believed that the steamer
Portland WAS disabled by the storm as 10
o'clock last night. and being unable longer
10 held MP against the gale had drfted on
Peaked Hin bars and went 10 pieces. No
part OF the ship has drlfted ashore and il
is not known Just where she struck. Boxes
of tobacco, clothing. cheese. oil. etc. have
been washed ashore. also life preservers
marked with the words Steamer Port
land
The Passengers nnd Crew.
BOSTON. Nov 29.-Followlng Is a partial
| list OF passengers. said to be on board the
Portland when she sailed from Boston SAT-
urday night:
Oron Hooper, III. True Hooper, Isiah
! Frye. Miss Ruth Frye. Miss Mauia Frye.
Miss Maud Symms. Mrs. Ezekial Dennis.
Mrs. Theodore Allen. Miss Allen. Miss Cole,
Springfield. Mass. Mrs. Daniel Rounds.
Mss Sherwood. Miss Ross. Miss Edna Nc
Crillls. c. +. Wilson. Bethel. Maine; lion.
+. Dudley Freeman. d. o. Getchsil. OF Bos-
ton: Miss Sophie Holmes. Miss Helen
Langthorne. Miss Emma L. piympton. of
Charles River. q. w Cole. Miss Burns,
Charles Wiggin. III. c. Hutchinson. Miss
Hutchinson. Mrs. Gen. o. Ch.ckerlng, OF
Weymouth. Mass. and sister. Mrs. Wheel
er, OF South Weymouth. Mass: NJ. l.. Sew
ell. Portland Fred Sherwood, Portland;
Charles II. Thompson. Mrs. Thompson and
child. Woodford, Marie. William Chase.
Master Philip Chase. Worcester; Mrs. Kate
Foy. East Boston. Martin Herson and
Mrs. Herson. OF Chelsea: Miss A. Swift,
Portland; Harry Swift. East Boston, Mrs.
Cornella n. Mitchell and Mss Jennie Hoyi.
North Easton: ]. NJ Carroll, of Lowell:
ailss Jennie Edm0nds East boston; Mrs.
Anna Rounds. Portland, q. b. kennison.
ts.. Booth Bay Maine. Perry Jackson.
wife and child South Portland. Maine:
Fred Stevens, Portland: Mr. Pierre, Port
land: child Of Charles III. Thompson, OF
WoodfoFd. Maine. The passenger list Civ
en- above numbers u and officers and crew
number 4s.
Tha crew. as far as can be ascertsned
was as follows; Captain Hollis H. Hian-
charG fret pu0t, Lewis straut, second pilot
Laws Nelson. purxer, r. ingraham; clerk.
Horace Moore, mate. Edward Deering; sec-
end mate, John Mckay: qnarfermasser,
Ansel Dyer; qusTiermaster, y. Peterson;
watchnten, r.. Bake, I. Sewaii w. Walt
ten ard ID. Williams: frst engineer Thom-
as Merrill Sccoad engineer, John Walton,
third engineer. g. Nerl. steward. A. v.
Matthews: second steward, e. Ien Hous-
ton: deck crew. John DAILY. George Mc,5i-
vary Arthur Sloan. James Davidson. Peter
Collins, Morris Graham, Cornelius ~ Brien,
n Bruce Matthew Barron, Richard Hart
ley. George G. Ripley. +. NJ felFhfon.
electrician. J. M. Dillon: oilers. + Mcneil.
II. Msrr:nan. frefnen. r e. Fennel. c. II.
Carter J. ". Doughty. II. Robinson. J. G.
Mateiy W. II. E0hieaaw baggagemaster.
- johnsoa walters. Arthur johnson La
F0rDan. George Graham. desfiin. Samuai
Smith. head saloon man. IatiIner. barber,
Conner. stewardssses. Mrs Carrie NJ. HAr-
r1s. Mrs a. Berry.
TIE Portland vas huil, In Bath. Me. In
lse9. and MAS a s.dswheei steamer or 1911
tons net burden. Her !eagth was ~, feet,
beam 42 feet and depth - feet. she
valued a. szJA@o. and was fully insured.
Dr. Maurice Richardson, II Beacon street.
,hs city was his summer bone az Well-
feet during the storm. and coFreborates tns
early account Of the lsss Gs the Portland.
for he knew two Of the bodies washed
ashore. ard on them ware life preservsrs
marked with the vessels name D-. Rich
arisen was cn sfe 6rst sFafn from Gaps Cod
I which arrived ia ;sss city iate tonight.
Il saw two af the bottles picked up.'
sail DR. Richardson. ''Dsr< was probably
hat of deck hand a man OF about - Hs
rad on life pr.aaryer marked Portland.
the ether body was that II A stout wora-
az Shs.- 100, wore isse belt wsh the
steamers name on 1t. Hrecksge Is coming
ashore sor hfteen miles aieng the cnast.
Among me wreekags we're csses Of lard
z'Fecfed 10 Portland
Ia a3djLCu - two bodies. Or Richard.
s.s.e yassa "a hs tu1rrn