The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-23

land, Ore; Fred Knapp, T. H. Meyer,
San Francisco; Olaf Pearson, Phil E.
Goslinsky, San Francisco; r. H Ewart,
j.. c. Meyer, Fred Smith, POrterville, Cal. (;
Il. H Janney. p. NJ. Janney, Portland,
Ore; A. Winklebeck. Poplar Bluff Mo. /;
William Hardin Lucas, Seattle; Frank
Hager, JohnstOwn. Pa; Hetty Golden,
Manitowoc. Wis; H. D. Decker and wife
Tesla, Calf; Anna A. Kesson, Litchfield,
Mimi; Mary Walter Minneapolis; Jess
Leroy, Denver; A. W. Grader, Portland.
Ore
Schooner San Pedro's crew Is: masters
wife. Total, 10 saved from San Pedro.
Members of Crew Saved.
J. F. Jackson, chief engineer: r. J..
Thomas third assistant engineer; w.
Lewis. oiler; j. g. Porter oiler: Thomas
Russell, water tender: John Ross. fire.
man; Charles Eastwood. fireman.; John
Swift, fireman: r. A. Gerup. second Of
flcer; R NJ. Halves, third officer: quar-
termasters, w. Curran, John Lindstrom,
]. Ellis, H. Norris, bOatSwain; g. McEnv
carpenter: r Gustafson, A. L. Larson.
A. SimOns, S. Peterson. seamen: J. f.
Byrns, purser; F. Funk, steward; A.
Mack. second steward; Mrs E. Harris.
stewardess; a. St. Clair, porter; Charles
Won Bosler, chief cook; Charles Nolan,
pantryman; G. W. Lawrence, steward; ].
G. .shawley, c. f. Murphy, Louis Cole.
Charles Holland, walters; William Ted
man, seaman; j. J. Fogarty, saloon
Waterman; Henry Otto, third cook.
Drowned or Missing.
The following is the list of drowned OF
unaccOunted for:
Franklin Aulff, Miss Anna Akeeson.
Mrs. R. Anderson. w. ]. Bachman, E.
Butler and wife, Miss Anna Bahleen, Miss
Gertrude Butler, Mrs J. Benson,
Mrs Jane Best, Miss A. Beernal,
Miss Clara Carpenter. Miss Ruby
Cooper, J. w. Carpenter, Chew Mock
(Chinaman), Miss Lena Cooper, Mrs \.
S. Cornell Mrs. r. 3. Cannon, Marion
wife, Steven CLASSIFY, ]. c. Durham, L. l..
Drake, jr., Mrs. L. l.. Drake +. S. Drake,
Mrs. X Gagaida, w. Graham Mrs. A.
Gray. Mrs. Blanche Gordon, Frank
Hill. c. II. Harrington, Miss X. Hayden,
Mrs. w II. Ingals. +. Il. Keever, Miss
Grace Z. KellaT, Miss Effie Keelar, Mrs.
G. A. Keelar. Miss Alma B. KeIlar, +. G.
Liggett, Miss Florence Lewis Ray Lewis.
o. s. Lewis and wife, Lewis Ma1kus and
wife, c. Z. Mehiw, Miss B. Musser L.
Nero, Miss Julia Matek, John Miller
(steerage), c. w. Merrill (steerage), NJ.
Mayo (steerage), John d. McFaryen. Miss
Margaret McKearny, Miss Louise D.
Make, Miss Nellie a. Make. Miss Mary
Parsons, J. e. Paul and wife, ]. Premus
(steerage), Sarah \. Roberts. p. Robert
son, NJ. J. Rateman, Mrs. William Sou
lee, G. y. Smith. Sarah Schulz. Miss Cora
Schulz, J. b. Springer, Miss Elsie May
Stone, George I. Sparks, Miss Frances
Schroeder, Mrs. Z. Silva (steerage), A.
c. Todd, Miss A. S Todd, 3. Vianta, H.
p. Winters. G. F. Wilson, Mrs. A. Wal
Ter, Miss II. Wright. Roland Winters. c.
w. WinslOW and wife. William WaIlar
Miss Edna Wallace, Miss B. Wallace.
Miss W. W. White, z. A Wallin steer
age, ]. K. Young.
List Not Accurate.
it should be borne in mind that it will
be measurably reduced by the thirty
three names of the survivors spoken of
as coming ashore in life RATS at Shelter
Cove today
Among the lost is Mrs. F. o. Lours Of
Pasadena. She died of exposure. Mr..
LOurs' life was saved. Their boy of and
their l2-year old daughter were drowned.
LOurs succeeded in getting his wife and
children on to the upper deck in the
brief interval of the collision and the
sinking Of the Columbia. But a breaker
washed them off the cabin roof into the
sea. The husband and father succeeded
in dragging them on a life raft and for
two hours the fOrlorn and wretched fam
lily tossed about on their frail craft in
the blackneSs of night. Eventually the
into the sea Mrs. Lours succumbed soon
afterward from the SchOck and exposure.
Went Down in Eight Minutes.
Eight minutes from the time the San
Pedro struck the Columbia the latter yes
sci had filled full of water and sunk
The night saloon Waterman notified all
the passengers to so to the upper deck
Without clothing they climbed out of
their berths and rushed out. 1t was only
two or three minutes before the decks
were awash. Six boats and three life
RATS We're cut loose and as many pass
engers as possible were crowded into
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