The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
4 RESCUES
9ENTY ON RAFT
ed by the Queen, Are
'ily Picked Up Half
Dead.
SURVIVORS NOW
NUMBER THIRTY-FlNE
lat a Few Others May
E Survived Terrible
Experience.

i,rIA, r. c., Jan. 2i-Though
PUNT hope that incoming vessels
~ few more survivors Of the
alencla, which went ashore late
hn Eht and which broke up on the
"a lsrday. there are only th!rty-nve
al !vIvors of the Isl persons who
Hoard the Valencia when she
ear KIanawa rock. five miles
Bcale. The known saved are
IONS who were picked up from
N By the steamer Topeka at l
terday afternoon. and the flf-
h, srors who put of from the
u. two boats and succeeded In
sranncouver island
hsl ter Disappointment.
a.1'N Nearer. My God, to Thee"
cn and children shivered and
mher on the hurricane deck of
Ia when the steamer Queen
hit Then thinking that they
M rescued twenty Of the men
ia life raft and with two oars
the Queen. The men on the
Cot see them and went away.
I'D with the waves until finally
- v the Topeka
@fn on the Ill fated vessel took
a erskirts and. saturoting them
om tne, burned them as signals 10
~ .iing vessels. but all In vain.
rsr ssscued Half Dead.
:, Topeka rescued the survivors
= If..they were hauled aboard half
hurried to the dining saloon.
~ Whiting. aided by every avail
~, N the steamer, stripped their
Nr ~. .lcd them with whisky and re-
- TO consciousness.
~ u saved at last account were
Inrxssist of Survivors.
lhMS picked up by the City of To-
Rtk
.,oN. passenger, GIG Gaultier
?el1 2aul.
s,lnfNsoN, third cook. lis Russ
o. ! francisco.
aalsiLLI1'S. aa passenger. 1Olk Julia
nFrancisco.
Fosn AMER, fireman. % Essex
tns -lTranclsco.
issa DARADNER, passenger, 4l919.
street. Los Angeles.
! PEPREY. quartermastcT, lOG6
1t, San Francisco
q p.r~RIER. walter. 235 Stevenson
fslsl francisco.
HoND. messman. South San
fea s,ARRICK, first assistant en-
~, Sanchez street, San Francisco.
- MCAFFERG, passenger.
NTH, walter, &c Chattanooga
+lss francisco.
ess kINS, passenger. II Fourth
1o.M IN. Seattle.
a,t IT, 1NOTr, waiter. 1918 Leven-
eluI 4. San Francisco.
ts JEFFERSON, second officer, ll27
vsstreet. San Francisco,
D. who reached shore in first
hl issIUNKER, assistant superin-
1..h schools; Seattle. who lost his
rGrsEY. fireman.
EassSAMUEL, nrst-class passenger
Ep ONE. second-class passenger
suyN.
q SIlese named HAsoDA. from
no who reached shore in second
nOsss.A s.ARTHY. bootswaIn.
nal SHIELDS.
elMPBELL, a second-class pas
or 20 lost his wife and sixteen
b tlughter.
ID psDHOS. firoman.
pi WELLS. aged II. OF the L.
al HARK. San Francisco.
IN. San Francisco.
VGHSON. San Francisco.
IN, San Francisco.
- "sr sndition Is Pitiable.
tosss jditIon OF the survivors v,os
tel5 ,noy were hnlf frozen and prac-
rs1onscious from the cxposI,rn
+y o1 wus sighted about 10 o'cIocL
EHerI but owing to the thick
rinI was supposed to be nothing
gpA AT last, by the aid OF a mower.
or Is true nature WAS determined
pf ". sea was running. One minute
nd vas poised on top Of "A wnVe
zsut Sxt IL would be lost from yIcv
~ formed by the mountainous
len Battle Dravely.
las sateen men together on ,bon
as es1rt battled bravely with n pai,
H.,2 reach the City Of Topeka
81 ing TO the dangerous coast
Ees run In any closer to them
vI ~ mile from the raft a boa
ssS ed from the Topeka In charg,
reteT Mate Burke, who. with muSl
dp. succecded In making fast a lin,
on ss,yught Raft to Steamer.
kiIaLors on tho Topeka watche,
rgnng OF the gallant soame,
WSSy. one minute they were biel
,us5 and the next lost To sigbt
augS, lss, fsucceeded in brInptDg sn. shn -, -
. N ~ OF the steamer. The sight .
. rasy creatures on the raft hTo,1o6
uirs nc eyes Of the sailors on IN, \,
e. Old Man on Raft.
Ia tti'ern OF the raft sat an old man
Mnitc hair and nauId f.ot,,r.