The Portland daily press., 1898-12-02
MORE VICTIMS.
Three More Persons Probably ON the
Portland.

!. A telegram has been received from Mr..
Mckenzie. who lives in Boston and is
the father of Mrs. Perry jackson that she
and the little child about year old were
with Mr.. jackson on the steamer Port
land.
Others who were on the boat and not
previously reported are 81. White, who
| lives in Soarboro, and for long time
was res dent OF Cash Corner, is added
| to the list. He was a fish peddler and
was approaching sixty years Of age. He
was married.
William Roche who lived on Myrtle
street in this city is thought to have been
en- board. He was seen at the Boston
pier Saturday night. He was picture
Trainer and glider, single man of about
| tN Nenty. three years. His father was of the
| firm of Roche & Eaton on Congress street
and the son was at one time employed
| thers.
| TWO MORE VICTIMS REPORTED.
/ Saco, December l. 1T is supposed that
Frank Fl. Allen, aged %. adopted son OF
/ Frank G. Allen, superintendent of the
Loom Picker company, and his brother
Kennedy, who is the son of Mrs. d. G.
Kennedy of Scarboro. were among the
| victims of the steamer Portland. They
| left Philadelphia, where they had been
working for several years last Friday
with the intention of visiting their old
home in Portland. letter received by
the mother of the young man last week
contained information that tney would
come down on the steamer Portland Sat
urday evening and drive out to Scarborn
Sunday morning. Not one word has been
| received from them since that time and
relatives at Scarboro and Mr. Allen in
this city are convinced that they were
passengers on the ill-fated steamer. Both
young men have been working in Phila-
delphia for several years. Young Mr..
Allen was educated in Saco public schools
and after leaving school was employed in
the loo1n picker company's shop until be
| went to Philadelphia. His wife is at
present visiting in Exeter. N. 81.
FEARS HE IS LOST.
| Mr.. J. P. Whipple of Livermore, N. H.,
who is stopping at the West End hotel,
| said yesterday morning that Mr.. Richard
Goulding, manager of the Livernore store
| in Iivermore, N. H., spent Thanksgiving
at his home in Connecticut and told his
relatives that he would return on the
Portland Saturday night and spend Sun
day and Monday in Portland and return
| to Liyermore Tuesday morning. No word
| of any sort has been received at his destl-
nation and all fear his loss on the steamer.
Mr., Goulding was about feet II inches
tall. weighed about 40 pounds, had dark
hair and was about 35 years old.
ORA L. LEIGHTON A VICTIM.
Boston, December 1.-Ora L. Leighton,
who lived at Portland, was one OF the
victims of the disaster. He was RETURN
inc home from visit to his brother, A.
| &. leighton of Charleston.
Mr.. Ora L. leighton was hairdresser.
boarding at 1856 Newbury street, and was
employed at the shop Of Albert N. Carter.
| Chestnut street.
| JAMES W. FLOWER IDENTIFIED.
Orleans, Mass, December 1.-Thesbody
! of James W. Flower of Lewiston, Me,
one of the victims of the lost steamship
Portland is at an undertaker's here. The
body has been positively identified as
that of Mr.. Flower.
PHOTOGRAPHERS SENT TO CAPE
COD.
Roston. December 1.-Chief Wade OF
+bs district police has sent officers with
nrlhnsotographer MIR to the scene Of the wreck of
tha Ps pSrtiand at Cape Cod TO render any
assistance possible In ths work Or caring