Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-11
Thirteen Bodies All Told Have
Been Taken from Water Of
Straits Of Juan de Fuca.
VICTIMS NUMBER FIF1y.ONE.
Survivors Say They Saw Three Boats
All Of Which We're Without
Occupants,

| sengers reported drowned. Thirteen
bodies all told have been taken from the
waters OF the straits OF Juan dc Fuca.
Those recovered today include Miss
Louise Harris of Spokane, Mrs, Thomas
l.. Sullans Of Mount Sicker, Miss CAL
lateley Of Victoria Miss Ethel Deprose
OF Tacoma, Alexander Harvey, a deck
hand on the Clalam, and three uniden-
tilted women, These are all at Victoria,
| The Victoria tug Albion, on her way
to Vancouver, picked up the Clallam
life boat No. ], containing the remains
OF Miss Deprose, and near II the body
OF another, since identified as that OF
Mrs, Sullans.
The body Of Miss Gallateley was
found at Clover Point, near Victoria,
and the body OF Miss Harris came
ashore at Beacon Hi park.
The bodies Of Harvey and three un.
identified women were found of VII.
liam Head. near Victoria. All OF the
bodies recovered today are those OF
persons drowned from the three life.
| boats which were lowered from the
Clallam about o'clock Friday after.
| noon, when the vessel was almost with.
| In sight Of Victoria. They were car.
rled on by the wind and tide.
The Albion will patrol the Vancouver
Islands coast for two days. She has
been chartered for this purpose and
the search will be prosecuted under the
direction OF the provincial police.
The tugs Sea Lion and Richard
Holyoke. which rendered such valuable
life-saying service when the Clallam
went down, concluded their search
around Smith. Lopez and San Juan
Islands late this afternoon and returned
to this city tonight. They found no
bodies today. The tug Masters in
formed the coast residents OF these isl
ands. and search parties were formed.
the islanders saying that they would
cheerfulIy patrol the beach and render
any other assistance in their power.
There can be no doubt that all three
OF the boats lowered from the Clalam
capsized or had their occupants swept
out OF them, Various survivors are
positive that they saw all three boats
at time when none had single occu-
pant.
Grimes, the unexpected survivor, was
among the last 20 leave the Clallam,
He and five or six others, after being
washed into the sea, managed to climb
upon the pilot house, which had been
swept from the deck They were res
cued by the tug Holyoke and taken to
Port Townsend yesterday.
FTFTY-oNE DROWNED.
Seattle, Wash Jan. 9.-The steamer
Clallam OF the Seattle.V Victoria feet
went down early this morning midway
between Smith island and Dungeness,
In the straits Of Juan de Fuca. Fifty
one persons we're drowned. They are;
Capt l.. Thompson, Tacoma, Lloyd's
agent.
Bruno Lehman, Tacoma customs In
spector.
Capt. T, Lawrence, Victoria, Yukon
river pilot.
Mrs. s. f. Bolton, Alberta, II. c., who |
was on her wedding tour.
~ p. Shaw Victoria, ship owner.
c, W. Thompson, Tacoma, president |
of the Washington Cooperative Min.
Ing company,
Mrs A. j. c. Gallateley, Victoria. |
wife Of the manager OF the Bank OF |
Montreal.
Miss Gallateley. Victoria.
Miss Louise Harris Spokane.
Mrs Doun, Seattle, wife Of restau-
rant owner,
AK. Prince, Chicago, member OF the
atrical troupe,
Eugene Hicks, indianapolis, Ind.
Mrs. T, Sullans and two children,
Port Townsend.
+. LaPlant Port Townsend.
Mrs. H. W. LaPlant, Port Townsend |
Mrs. Richards. Port Townsend.
H. II. Swaney, Seattle.
Miss Murray Victoria.
W. W, Gibbons, Tacoma,
RESIDENCE UNKNOWN,
The following passengers whose resi-
dences are not reported
q, j. Jeffs,
George Hyson.
A, Valdemeer
Guy Dennis.
II, Buckner.
Mrs, Rose,
Mrs. Charles Cox
Charles Thomas.
c. IA. JOY.
Miss Gill
c, = Burney.
II. c. Campbell.
w. Y. Rookledge.
Ed Lehman.
Miss Reynolds,
w. Clurett,
G. A. Johnson,
X. Turney.
Charles Green,
MEMBERS OF THE CREW
C. Lockwood freight clerk, Seattle.
James Smith first assistant engineer,
Seattle.
Charles Manson, quartermaster, Sc
attic.
II. Lndhope, 1uartermaster Seattle. |
Joseph Jewell, saloon Waterman,
Victoria
Alexander Harvey, messman. Seattle. |
Robert Currle, steward Victoria,
Harvey Sears, seaman, Victoria.
Georpe Hudson, walter
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