The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-24
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torney. She was to visit her sister,
who is i'll at her home in this city.
E. L. Fondo, Seattle passenger, is
commercial traveller, whose home is in
this city. Charles Samuels, a sawcutter,
is also Seattle man. He had been in
San Francisco on a pleasure trip. w.
Lombard was returning from pleasure
trip to San Francisco. d. ,m,. Z
Passenger List Of Valencia.
San Francisco, JAM 24.-The Valen-
cia s passenger list is as follows:
First Class-For Seattle, s.. Widner, N. NJ;
Anderson, Miss Van Wick, Alice stoltenburg and
W. Taylor and wife. Burt Parker, E. G. ALBION
William Sibley. Mis-. w. o. Rosenburger. Miss
Wsf ShaS "a f. m P st. HsFs
H. Hoelschor. B. B. Bpsel. Mrs Williamson
Miss W.. Cole; ". E. Allison. Fred Erickson,
F. S. Eunker and wife, George D. Hardman. B.
B. Graham. Matte Huraden.
For Beliingham@Mrs. J. G. Thompson, W. s
For vaneouver-Harry woelleyde, A. T
For Victoria-D. H. Hess, Donald hoss' howe
| Duff. ~ -
ge GassFor Mth oNe Hapy
| Greggy, w. Wilson, Jack Lorng, Jacob Ntkko,
P"ntna Peter Su90 MsodSfe
Campbell Theodore Chieves, J. B. Shannon,
J. Erickson. s; p: Lawson, G: p; Nord st,sa
and wife Gladk J. Gos Campbell pataa and no wfe
Daley, A. Handgert, II. II. Hawkins, T. simp
son. T. Martin, G. West, W. A. Dean q. Asher
r. Merry, R. Hult, j. Heating, J. Willis, NJ
Smith, J. Hosie. So. -
For Juneau-E Pintila. \ "
For Tacoma-Frank Novonch. Tom Brown
Sam TEN, P. Waughtl, E. WaughtiE !; 3
! For Victoria-J Fernie. j. Cauferth. II.
| For Vancouver-A. Kars. T. .
Following is the list Of officers: Captain @
NJ Johnson First Mate W. Holms, Second Office
Officer A. A. Berk, Purser J. J. oFarrell
Freight Clerk F. Lehn, Assistant E. e. Hopkins
gineer T. Carey. Second Assistant Engineer
S. Davis, Third Assistant Engineer r. Nelson
Chief Steward J. Fl. Oddnnot, Steward IN Il
\ Campbell. '" r. .I p. " ~ s II
s1sa The Valencia was an iron / screw
q Steamer of 1893 tons capacity, 252,i
with beam Of 81 feet and ;
T depth of 10 feet It5lwas built iii 1888
sEby Cra1np & Sons Of Philadelphia. Dur
/ ing the war with Spain the Valenci;
was engaged for a time in the trans
port service Of the United States con
y. veying troops to and from the Philip
pines. = :. s& 81. ~. II
First Aid to Survivors. !:
. Seattle, Jan. 24.-GeneraI Manage
} Pearce Of the Pacific Coast STEAMSHIP
company said last night that the Va
encia is insured for approximate
$4,000, of which amount three-fourth
Z is carried by English underwriters an
: the remainder in San Francisco 81
said the first effort Of the compan
would be to render aid to the survivor
of the disaster. -
: Scene Of Many Disasters.
Portland. Ian. 24.-Few places in tn
+. world have such record of marine c;
: tastrophes as has the deadly, =" Wes
, coast, as it is known, Of Vancouve
!, island. which has, caused the ,destru
ton Of fifty six. vessels and cost q
lives in forty years: Within; tt
!. the Valencia and the ships King Davi
/ and Pass Of Melfort,~ seven lives ha7
: ing been lost on the King David an
a twentS six on the Pass of Melfort. B
e sides these, wrecks. In which there ha,
y been more than ten lives lost, accor
/ ing to the list compiled by the Orego
n ian, are: Bark, John Bright, in: 1856
f fourteen lives lost; steamer, Pacific,
1875, twenty-six lives; ship, Grace pa
vile, i'll 1882, twenty lives; ship, Sic
e ra Nevada, in 1886, thirteen lives; shi
J. Harvey Mills, in 1886, eighteen live
i bark, Eldorado, in 1887, fifteen live
t ship, st. Stephen, in 1887, twenty-tv
J. lives; ship, Ivanhoe, in 1894, invent
d three lives; steamer, Mont Sierra,
81 1894, thirty lives; steamer, Keewena
in 1894, thirtyon lives; yschoont
II Jane Grey, in 1898, thirtyzfour live
!. British warship Condor, in 100
IS eighty lives; schooner, Triumph,
n 1904, thirty-two lives, and ship, I
d NORMA, in 1904, twenty-six lives.
O. Schooner Foundered?
IS. Victoria, B. G., Jan. 24-Capta
y Gaudin, agent Of marine, received
et telegram last night from LightkeeI
Dakin at Carmanah, that the nan
lg board of the sealing schooner Fay
I'd had been found in the surf near the