The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-23
Total Number of Drowned on Steamer Columbia May
 Reach Eighty
SURVIVORS ARE BEING
 TENOERLY CARED FOR
Steamer Geo. w, Elder Has Brought In 1o7 Passengers and 38 of Crew, While Lifeboats With Nearly
 Fifty More Are Saved.

Eureka, Cal, July 22.-Hourly the death list of the marine horror off the Men1i- eino county coast shrinks The best ad- vices are tonight that IT of the 249 souls on board the steamer Columbia escaped death when that vessel went to the bot tom near Shelter Cove between midnight and 1 o'clock Sunday morning. One hun dred and seven of the Columbias passen- gers and 3S of her crew have been brought to this city by the steamer George w. Elder, which lowed the collidng schooner San Pedro from the scene of the dis aster to Eureka. A late meassage from Shelter Cove says that three more life boats have been picked up, one of them containing eighteen persons, another ff- teen and the third not reported.
 The survivors who were brought to this port are being cared for at hotels and Tn private houses. The citizens of Eureka moved to unanimous action by pity and the distress of the victims, have supplied sufficient quantities of clothing and all necessary medical attention without stint or price. A committee of citizens, under the leadership of Mayor Rickes, has
 
 and is performing them with energy and all possible speed.
 A segregation of the Columbia's pas senger list shows that in her cabin she carried IS men and 90 women and girls; in her steerage, 20 men and 1 woman, d total of 1s9. Discrepancies, however, vary between the full list furnished the purser on sailing and some of the names given Inv xuh hn ba pd ivt- dicate that the total passenger list may have been greater in number.
 The list of drowned or unaccounted for follows:
 Franklin Auliff, Miss Anna Keeson, Mrs. R. Anderson, w. J. Bachman, E. Butler and wife, Miss Anna Bahlen, Miss Ger trude Butler, Mrs. J. Benson, Dr. and Mrs D. C. Best, Mrs. Jane Best, Miss A. Ber- nay, Miss Clara Carpenter, Msls Ruba Cooper, J. w. Carpenter, Chew Mock Chinaman; Miss Lena Cooper. Mrs A. S.. Cornell, Mrs. B. B. Cannon, Marion Clas- by Miss A. B. Cornell, L. Clasby and wife, Steven Clasby, J. c. Durham, l.. Drape. Jr., Mrs. L. Drake. E. s. Drake, Mrs. K. Gaggalda, W. Graham, Mrs. A. Gray, Mrs. Blanche Gordon, Frank Guin, Mrs App, L. Hill, c. H. Harrington, Miss Kate Haydon, B. Geever. Mrs. w. H. In- gals Miss Fife Kellar. Mrs. G. A. Kellar, Miss Alma B. Kelar, E. G. Liggett, Miss Florence Lewis, Ray Lewis, Mrs. o. s. Lewis, O. S. Lewis, Louis Malkus and wife, c. E. Mehiw, Miss Kate Kellar, Miss B. Musser, l.. Mermo, Miss Julia Matek, John Miller, c. w. Mer- Till, NJ Mayo, John D. McFadyn, Miss Margaret McKearney, Miss l.. D. Make Miss Nellie A. Make, Miss Mara Parsons, J. E. Paul and wife, J. Jeremus (steerage), Sarah A. Roberts, F. Robert son, Mrs. William Houle, G. A. Smith. p Springer, Miss Elsie May Stone, G. T. Sparks, Miss Frances Schroeder, Mrs. S. Silva (steerage) A. s. Pieler (steerage), M J. Rateman, E. Silva (steerage), W. c. Todd, Miss A. s. Todd, B. Wants, K. P. Winters, G. F. Wilson, Mrs. A. Waller, Miss H. w. Wright, Roland Winters, C. ". Winslow and wife, William Waller, Miss Edna Wallace, Miss B. Wallace. E. A. Wallin (steerage), Miss E. A. White, J K Young.
 In connection with the foregoing list it should be borne in mind that it will be measuraby reduced by the thirty sthree names of the survivors spoken of as coming ashore in life rafts at Shelter Cove today.
 List of the Dead.
 Following is the list of saved:
 Passengers: H. Schallahorn, Portland; Medora Sparks, Fort Smith, Ark; J. Bro
 
 Oakland, Cal; Mary E. Cox, Ellwood, Ind; C. c. Mayheat. Enid, Okla; C. c. Rowland, Spokane, Wash; E. G. Town eend, North Yamhille. Ore. B. c. Ustin, San Francisco; P. c. Orr, Schuniler, Neb. IA L. Rivers, Portland; w. H. Truesdale, Iitchfield, H.; Maybelle Watson, Berke- lev. Calf. Alma Osterberg, Cleveland, O.; Miss Stella Cannon, San Francisco; Emma Griese. Cleveland, O.; w. H. Smith San Francisco; Emil Silon. Aberdeen, Wash. Alice M. Watson, Denver; Florence Thompson. Youngstown, O.; Lulu Hun- son. Minnea polls; Bert Lippman, San Francisco; Dwight Casner, Lead $. D.; 2. H. Bealan, Sandiego; William Kloat Seattle: J. F. Kavanaugh, San Francis TO: H. S. Allen, San Francisco; Dr. E. J. Pain and wife Columbus, Neb.; H. Robinson, Alameda, Cal; Henry Kunst Mercedes. Cal; A. J. Bieget, Portland; w l.. Smith, Vancouver, B. C.; Carah Dogers, Spokane, Wash; Hazel lngels, Oakland Cal; Bob Cornell. Sandiego, cal.: Mrs. J. A. Johnson, San Francis 20; Ethel Johnson, San Francisco; c. R. Johnson, San Francisco; Mrs. Leggett Kansas City; B. c. West and wife San Francisco Mamie Mcclellan, Waco Tex: Mrs H. c. Shaw, Stockton. Cal. Miss B. H. Fitzgerald, Los Angeles; Miss Mamie Buxton, Portland; Mrs shouldice San Francisco; Fife Gordon Portland, V. II. iiihudic anu Wiic Euthrie, Okla: E. Rockwell and wife Euthrie; H. w. Pinnui. J. w. Waddy M. c. Watson. H. Westman, Miss Helen Churchley, Mrs. William c. Dodson Portland P. H. Ford, Lviermore, Cal; Pealr Beebe. Portland; L. N. flyer. St Anna. Cal; Mrs. J. H. Thompson. Napa cal.: Carrie Martin; Eugene Oresmay; NJ. A. Lehman, San Francisco; Eva Booker, Franklin Ky; Mrs. Otilliea Lidsell. Sandiego; F.. E. Clark and wife Jackson, Tenn; J. W. Bigges and wife Bloomington, Ill.,; c. l.. Hodenpyl, Me Minnville, Tenn; H. S. Keener. A. S. -hobe, A. F. Manedin. A. Williams, Fred Rogers, Enid, Okla; Hetty Golden Nanitowoc, Mich; D. Decker and wife rerIa. Ariz.; Anna A. Keeson, Litch-
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