The San Francisco call., 1898-04-16
Steamship Queen Brings Names of Victims of
 the Avalanche.
OfMcial Report Gives Fifty-Four as the Number of Bodies
 Recovered.
From Skssuay Comes the Statement That Ninety-Six Corpses Were
 Found
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SEATTLE, April 15.-The steamship Queen arrived in port late tonight from the north. The Queen brings down conflicting reports as to the fatal tues on Chilcoot Pass. An official re- port, signed by Dr. Cleveland and United States Commissioner J. U. Smith at Dyea, gives fifty-four bodies recov- cred and seven missing.
 The Skaguay report is ninety-six re- covered and ffty-four missing. The officers of the Queen give the following as the complete list of the dead up to the time of their departure:
 Allan Gray, Seattle.
 C. r. Smith, Sedro.
 J. B. Pierce, Tacoma
 Warner. San Francisco.
 4. Anderson, San Francisco. w. Carle, San Francisco.
 Con Geppert, Seattle.
 J. r. Clark, Idaho.
 \. King, address unknown.
 Tom Clark, address unknown. George Riser, address unknown. McNeill Stanford, Portland. A. Chappell, Seattle.
 Tom Rasmus, Colo.
 w. Grimes, Aiken, Colo.
 R. L. Easterbrook. Seattle.
 William Osnau, San Francisco. George Eggert, California
 StrattOn Sheldon, Iowa.
 w r. Warner, San Francisco. w A. palstrOm, Lincoln, Nebf. Frank Millett, Butte Mont.
 William Falk, Sheep Camp, Alaska. James Smallwood, Portland.
 John Merchant, California
 C. II. Henry, Arizona.
 Thomas Clark, Idaho.
 Jaeger, address unknown.
 C. r. Harrison, Seattle.
 r. J. Hudson, Portland.
 r. P. Haines. Seattle.
 w. L. -iley, Seattle.
 F. D. Atwood, New York.
 C. Beck, Sanford, Fla
 L. Weidelein, Kansas City.
 s. A. Morgan, Emporia. Kans.
 s. NJ. Crimes Sacramento.
 Mrs Ryan. Baltimore.
 J. A. Morgan. unknown address. P. A. Olsen, Washington.
 J. Sprague, Ballard, Wash.
 r. 4. Elstrom. address unknown. William Preston, address unknown. J. Scaling. address unknown.
 Oscar Anderson, address unknown. Thomas Wall, unknown.
 Timothy Glen, Portland.
 O. A. Nelson, Washington.
 Mrs. N. H. MaXsOn, PunXataWney,P Pa. Thomas CuIlerder. Portland.
 s. Stephenson, Seattle.
 c. Lee, unknown.
 Walter Chappee, New York.
 J. c. Murphy, New York.
 Frank Sprague, Ballard.
 T. Finn, Portland.
 Ed Doran, unknown.
 A. Englund, Tacoma.
 John Merchant, Grizzly Bluffs, Cal. c. L. MCNeill, San Francisco.
 John Eddy, unknown.
 J. M. Uhlin, Tacoma
 c. s. Ziebarth, Seattle,
 - Garrison, unknown.
 - Ritchie, unknown.
 - Durber, unknown.
 Austin Preston, Grizzly Bluffs. Cal. Harry Holt, Tacoma.
 Jeff Scaling, Wieser, Idaho. F. Atkins, Baker City, Or.
 R. Hedegard, Baker City. - Stevens, New York.
 Shortly before the Queen sailed from Skaguay the following party of Daw- sonites arrived: Captain Ray, U. s. A; C. s. Mcintosh, Charles Hammond, Ed Thorpe. Thomas Pilkey, W. P. Granger, Thomas Eaton, E. H. Clear, C. Mead oWs V. Moore, J. A. Carlisle, Robert Insey, Jack O'Gara, E. E. Williams, A. A Martin, - Robinson, Jack Smith, - Morgan, George Hadlett T. Mcclellan, William Lawson, Ed Cox, - Prather. Some of this party took passage on the Queen, while others are on the Rosalie, which will sail tomorrow.
 Captain Ray brings out important dispatches to the Government. Charles Meadows of Arizona brings out the fin est collection of nuggets ever seen from that section. He is one of a party of six who own nearly a hundred claims. He has valuable claims on American Creek in American territory, and be- lieves this district will excel the Brit ish fields.
 Thomas Pilkey of Pennsylvania, owner of Al Fl Dorado and 42 Bonanza, says he refused $150,000 for his posses sions before he left. pr. Sheldon Jack so4, who went north few weeks ago with the Government herd of rein deer. is a returning passenger. The herd was started up the Chilkat and Tlehini rivers on the 11th of April, and will be used in military and postal ser vice for the Government.
 The Rosalie has been overdue for two days. and it was feared that she had met with an accident. The Queen, however, passed her yesterday.