The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-07-31
COMPLETE LIST OF
COLUMB|A'S VICTIMS
REVISED LIST BRINGS TOTAL
NUMBER OF DROWNED TO
SEVENTY-SEVEN.
(By the Associated Press. J


ship company official corrected list
furnished to the Associated Pres
this evening shows that of the Is.
passengers carried by the steame
Columbia, sc are missing, and in al
probability were drowned. Fifty
nine of these We're cabin passenger
and seven had taken steerage berths
Only II of the 50 members of thu
crew are now missing. This revision
brings the total number of missing
passengers and crew, to ~. There
were PAS souls on the Columbif
when she collided with the San Pc
dro at 12:22 o'clock Sunday morn
ing, July 81.
Following is the corrected list fur
nished by the steamship company. In
not every case is the place of resi-
dence of the missing person known
In such cases the name is given OF
the place where was purchased the
railroad ticket on which steamer
transportation on the Columbia from
San Francisco to Portland was is
sued.
Passengers:
w. j. Bachman, Bristol, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Butler and theil
daughter, Miss Gertrude Butler
Mr.. Buffers body was recovered
from life raft and brought to Sar
Francisco. He came from Guthrie
Oklahoma.
G. w. Carpenter and Miss Clarf
Carpenter, Coldwater, Kansas.
Miss Nena Cooper, Kansas City.
w. C. Todd and Miss A. s. Todd
John c. Durham, Kane, Penn.
Miss Alma Dahleen, Bellingham
Washington.
l.. L. Drake, Jr. an year old sor
of Mr.. l.. l.. Drake, Sr., who was res.
cued, Portland.
John d. McFadyen.
Mrs. William Soules.
Mrs. A Gray, Cottage Grove, Ore
S. P. Harrington, Buda, Illinois.
Miss Katrina Hayden, Colorado
Springs, Colo.
Mrs. G. A. Keller and her three
grown daughters, Miss Alma b., Miss
Grace A., and Miss Ellie b., Decatur
Illinois.
Mrs. o. S. Lewis, her son Ray, ant
her daughter Florence, Pasadena
California.
Lawrence Nero, Is years old
Blair, Nebraska.
Miss Louise G. Make and Miss Mel
lie A. Make, sisters, ST. Louis, Mo
Miss Mary X. Parsons, Denver
Colo
X. Young. 1t is thought this may
be James X. Young, Pacific Coast
representative of a New York cigar.
ette house.
Sarah Schulz and Miss Cora Schulz
sisters, Topeka, Kansas.
Geo. T. Sparks, president of the
Fort Smith Bank, Fort Smith, Ar.
kansas. His body was picked up by
life boat and carried to Eureka
and was brought to San Francisco
yesterday by the steamer Topeka.
towoc, Wis. j. ID. Springer, Musko-
gee, |. T., Miss Elsie May Atone
Newberg, Ore.
Miss Hattie I. Wright. Peoria, Ill
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. A. Winslow, Oma
ha Neb.
Miss Edna Wallace and Miss Ber.
tina Wallace, Austin, Texas
Miss w. White, Los Angeles.
Miss A. Berna, Oakland, Cal.
Mrs. f. A. Cornell wife of the Ian
collector oil san Diego.
Miss Margaret McKeaney.
Mrs. ]. Nelson. San Francisco.
Mrs. j. e. Best.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. CLASSIFY. their sor
Steven, aged years, and theil
daughter Marion, aged II. o..
Mrs. r. B. Cannon,
Mrs. K. Fagalde.
Mrs. Blanche r. Gordon.
Frank Giune (steerage).
John Miller (steerage).
C. w. Merrill (steerage).
]. p. Remus (steerage).
George f. Smith (steerage).
Mrs. f. Silva fsteerage).
A. Spieler (steerage).
b. Viante (steerage).
Mrs. b. Winters and Roland Win
ters, mother and son.
G. F. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Waller.
The latter's name appeared in al
earlier lists as Mrs. S. Walter"
The missing members of the crew
Captain P. A. Doran; First Officer w
F. Whitney; First Assistant Engi
neer M. c. Burpee; Second Assistan
Engineer Max Clause; Water Tend
ers w. r. Anderson and - - Alex
ander: Fireman j. Madison and Ed
ward Larkin; Second Cook Frank d
Davis; Waiter A. l.. Blocker, and
mess boy, name unknown.
1t is the concensuS OF opinion
among wreckers and sea faring mer
that none of the bodies of the drown
ed passengers and crew ever will be
recovered. Should any be washed III
on the Mendocino coast the inacces
sibility of that unfrequented stretcf
would make their recovery impossi
BILE. 1t is thought that inasmuch al
the Columbia turned completely Owe
as she went down, many of the un
happy victims are held fast in he