The age-herald., 1902-01-05
Late Information from the Dis- aster Increases the Pro-
 babIe Loss of Life ONE LIFE BOAT AND TWO
 RATS ID ACCOUNT FOR company's Agents Have Confidence That All the Missing Graft VIII Yet Land safely-The Lost
 Boat Was Insured.

l San Francisco, January 4.-As far as can be determined by diligent inquiry and careful checking and comparison of lists tho dead and missing from the wreck of the steamship Walla waIla now number fifty-three persons. The known dead number eight; passengers missing, twen- ty; crew missing. twenty-five.
 The dead are:
 Mrs. Herman Kotschmar. passenger; John Wilson, quartermaster: William Barten, fireman; Dr. Oily Cor L. P. Pruby). passenger; four unknown men. The following passengers are account ed for:
 J. T. Field, J. A Gray. Charles Nen. Dr. Allen. Mrs. Allen. Mrs. L. Johnson, w. B. Moore, L. M. Hansel. A. C. Marsh. J. Brown, N. Jones. c. F. Spencer L. Drube. G. Nisholson, A. Hanson. Crew accounted for:
 P. Nelson, first officer; F. L. Upp sec- end officer; George Huldern, third off, cer; Cecil Brown first officer; J. Otis, watchnan John English, quartermaster; R. Somers seaman; E. L. Nuttman, pur- ser: George H. Crosgy, chief engineer; B. F. Potter. second assistant engineer: w. P. Dorlands waiter; J. Rooney, fire man; G. G. Gore. coal passer; John Call I lahari. cr al parser; J. Connell. steward: Mrs. NJ. Reynolds, stewardess; s. Mu- rello. third cook; Frank Reardon, perter, F. Rhode, mess boy: I. Holloway. wait CT. T. B. Williams. waiter; L Johnson. waiter; Ed. Reiss. waiter. - The list of snved includes fifty, one pas sengers and iifty-five of the crew
 Two MissIng Boats Arrive.
 Advices received at the office of the Pacific Coast steamship Company say that two of the missing life boats arrived last night north of Trinidad and that IT people were landed from them This leaves one life boat and two rafts yet to be accounted for. The rafts are in charge of the first and second officers of the Walla Wala. The company's agents have confidence that all the missing crafts will turn up before many hours have passed.
 The majority of the survivors left Flu reka today on the steamer Pomona They are due to arrive tomorrow
 The revenue cutter McCulloch and a number of tugs are cruising up and down the coast for possible survivors
 The steamer Nome City arrived here with six survivors of the wreck of the steamer Walla Walla.
 They include five of the crew and one second-class passenger. They were pick ed up off Trinidad Island from a life raft. Their names are: P. Nelson. first officer; F. Lupp. second officer; o. Brown, fourth officer; J. Shiel, pantry man. s. Murello. third cook. and Henry Erickson. second class passenger.
 The wife and three children of Brick son are yet unaccounted for The fam- fly was bound for Whatcon, Wash.
 WaIIa WaIIa Insured.
 Seattle, Wash, January 1.-The Pacific Coast Company carried s25o.000 insurance on the walla walla which they valued at s35O00O. Her transformation from a col Her several years ago and subsequent changes and repairs are said by the conn pany officers to represent an expenditure of $200. 900, giving her value to the com pany of over half million dollars.