The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-03-01
WAS A TERRIBLE CALAMITY.
IN. Tsr-ihi. io-- Of Lifs =, ths foa, der
ing Of the ss.~ nsnip Guy %
Rio Jan~sro l. ffr.

san Francisco. fco. -. ~ 0At''s-4'N
~ TIE Pacific Mail steamer 'iiy az hio
&c Ianeire. after striking rock n
Tie Golden Gate during the dense fog.
Friday morning. was the most appall
inr disaster this coast has known ios
man, wears. Most Of the bodies or the
100 ana more victims are at the bot
tom OF the sea. and many 81 them
n,y never be recovered. The water
where the ship lies is deep aad the
current swift. and the dead. with
most OF the wreckage, viii prooAnly
be carried far ont into the iacih (.
The number OF lives lost may never
be known exactly. owing 10 the iac'
that The shii's records were lost ard
il T. practically impossible 10 tel lnSt
how many Chinese were IN the
Asiatic stcerage.
The Can. ba-ing il figures on state
rents of the Pacific Mail officials. says
that la2 persons re shed. thf Chron'-
Gle gives the number at rs and the
Examiner states thar Ill can not be
accounted for The vessel, with its
valuable 'carrc. will be Il total loss.
Much difficulty has been experienced
IN obtaining the names of the passer-
gers and crew. but the following lists
81 those known 10 have been drowned
and those saved are believed TO b.
accurate:
The Dead Passengers.
Rounsevelle Wildman. United states
consul general al Hog Kong.
Mrs Rounsevelle WiIdman. wife OF
the consul.
Housewife Whitman. Jr.. son of the
consul.
Dorothy whitman. daughter of the
consul.
Miss Kate Reidy. of San Francisco,
ccverness Of vildman children.
Mrs. Sarah W. Wakefield, OF oa.-
land.
Miss Naomi Wakefield, daughter OF
Mrs. Wakefield.
Miss Rowena Jehu. of Alameda.
Alfred Hart. jeweler. of Manila,
formerly of San Francisco and Los
Angeles
Mrs. Alfred Hart.
Wm. A. Hen.f all. attorney. Of Horo-
lulu.
Harry Guyon. painter. Of Fetal.
DIR. VIM. Z. Dodd. oculist. Butte,
Mont.
Angelo Gusson. foreman Lowry
sugar plantation. kauni
Charles Dowdall, barrister,of Shang-
hal. with family. residing in Santa
Barbara.
VIM. McPhee. of San Francisco. who
was on his way home from Honolulu.
w. A. Woodwork. of Denver.
Mrs. w. A. Woodwork. of Denver.
II. Matheson, of Yokohama.
H.F. Seymour, editor of the Ameri-
can. Manila.
DR.. Onkawara, a japanese physician
from Honolulu.
Mrs. Onkawara. wife of the doctor.
japanese servant Of Mrs. 0nkawara,
name unknown.
Leong Chung, wcll-to-do Chinese
student.
Charles J. A. Cox. steeragc passen.
ger from Honolulu.
Mr.. Oda, Japanese merchant from
Honolulu.
Mr., Sakuri. japanese merchant
from Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Takata. Honolulu.
+. Sito. japanese from Yokohama.
Mrs. Dika Hamasoke, Yokohama.
Miss Hikasek Japanese from Yoke
hama.
Miss NJ. Hamasaki. Yokohama.
:. Taumuro. Japanese from Kobe.
The number of Chinese passenger,
lost is variously estimated at from
"a to AZ.
Omcers and Crew Lost.
Capt. ". Ward. of San Francisco.
j. c. johnson. first officer. a Rus
sian Finn. Of San Francisco.
John Rooney. purser. resident o
Ocean View.
X. Il. MacCoun. first assistant en-
gineer. San Francisco.
T. III. Brady. second assistant en-
ginecr. San Francisco.
W. A. Munro. third assistant en-
gineer. San Francisco.
Harry a. Scott, steward. San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. y. L. Dormann. stewardess, sal
Francisco.
y. \. Carvin. quartermaster, live
On steamer.
Edward Barwick. butcher, Sa
4 Francisco.
A. Malcolm. saloon Waterman. live
on steamer.