The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-31
COLUMBIA DEAD II.
Complete List of Those Lost Shows
Sixty-six Passengers Missing.

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San Francisco, July 31.-The Sar
Francisco and Portland STEAMSHIP
nished to the Associated Press shows
that of the 1ss passengers carried by
the steamer Columbia, 66 are MISSING
and in all probability were drowned
| Fifty-nine of these were cabin passen-
gers and seven. had taken steerage
| berths.
Only IL of the SO members of the
crew are now missing This revision
brings the total number of missing,
passengers and crew. to "a. There were
24s souls on the Columbia when she
ccllided with the San Pedro at 11:22
| o'clock Sunday morning, July 81.
| Following is the corrected list fur
| nished by the steamship company:
| In not every case is the place of res
idence of the missing passengers
! known. In such cases the name is Civ
en- of the place where was purchased
| the railroad ticket on which steamer
transportation on the Columbia from
San Francisco to. Portland was issued
1t is believed the errors caused In the
earlier lists OF missing and survivors
by the giving of incorrect names when
Passage was engaged, have been cor
rected in the following list.
Passengers.
w. J. Bachman, Bristol, Tenn.
Mr.; and Mrs. E. Butler and their
daughter. Miss, Gertrude Butler. Guth-
rie, Ok. Mr.. Buffers body was recov-
cred from a life raft and brought to
San Francisco.
]. w. Carpenter and Miss Clara Car
penter, Coldwater, Kansas.
Miss Nena Cooper. Kansas City, Mo.
w. c. and Miss A. S. Todd.
John c.. Durham, Kane, Pa.
Miss Alma Dahleen, Bellingham,
Wash.
L. L. Drake. Jr.. and S-year-old son
of Mrs. L. L. Drake, 7Sr. o0z7 Sa
John d. McFadyen.
Mrs. VIM. Soules.
Mrs. A Gray, Cottage Grove.
c. H. Harrington, Buda, III.
Miss Katherine Hayden, Colorado
y Mrs e G. A. keller. and her three
grown daughters, Miss Alma B.. Miss
Grace F., and Miss Fife B., Decatur,
Mrs o. s.. Lewis. her son Ray and
her Slaughter Florence. Pasadena. Cal.
Lawrence Nero, IS years old. Blair
Neb.
Miss Louise G. Make and Miss Nellie
A. Make, sisters, st. Louis.
Miss Mary K. Parsons. Denver.
K Young. 1t is thought this may be
James King Young. Pacific coast rep
resentative of a New York cigarette
Sarah shull and Miss Cora shuH,
sisters, Topeka, Kan.
George L. SPARKS, PRESIDENT VI tAAS
Fort Smith bank, Fort Smith.
His body was picked up by life
boat and carried to Eureka and was
brought to San Francisco by the
steamer Topeka.
wocco, wis.
j. B. Springer, Muskogee, I. T.
Miss Elsie Mayatone. Newburg, Ore.
Miss Hattie 1. Wright, Peoria, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Winslow, Oma-
Miss Edna Wallace and Miss Ber- |
tina Wallace Austin, Tex.
Miss W. w. Hite. Los Angeles.
Miss A Bernal. Oakland.
Mrs. A F. Cornell wife of the tax
collector OF San Diego
Miss Margaret McKeany-
Mrs J. Benson, San Francisco.
M and Mrs. L. CLASSIFY, their son
Steven, aged Z and their daughter Ma
rion, aged IL.
Mrs. r. b. Cannon.
Mrs. K. Fagalde.
Mrs. Blanche r. Gordon.
Frank Giune, steerage.
John Miller, steerage.
c w Merrill, steerage.
T. Premus steerage.
Geo. F. Smith.
Mrs E. Silva, steerage.
A. Spieler, steerage.
B. Vinte, steerage.
Mrs. B. Winters and Roland Win
terS, mother ana son.
G. F. Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Waller.
The latter's name appeared in all
earlier lists as Mrs. S. Waller
The Missing Members of the Crew.
Captain P. A. Doran-
First Officer W. F. Whitney.
First Assistant Engineer M. c.
Burpe.
claus.
Water tenders, w. L. Anderson and
- Alexander.
Firemen ]. Madison and Edward
Larkin.
Second Cook Frank D. Davis.
Waiter A. L. Block and a mess boy,
lame unknown.
1t is the consensus of opinion
lmong wreckers and seafaring men
hat none of the bodies ofsthe drown
ID passengers and crew ever will be
'ecovered. 1t is thought THAT in as
much as the Columbia, turned COM
,letely over as she went down many