The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-13
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r F. Perkins. Boston
Fl. Hulgren. Boston.
Antonio Ainetti. Providence.
- Riccardi -.
Joseph Atulligan. Woonsocllet. r. I.
Rev. Philip MurfiO. pastor Italian NJ.
r. church. Providence. r. /.
Frank Lewiston Providence.
Harry Feldman and wife. Providence.
Samuel Paul and wife, Pawtucket r. 1.
Pauline Paul
Matilda Paul.
Claude w. Lynd. Providence.
Fred S Mooney. East Providence.
John Lewis. Providence.
John Campbell. North Smithfield, +. I.
Jacob Bonce. Providence.
Harry Bonce, Providence.
Mrs. T. Jensen, Providence.
Fred Ellsbree, Providence
Captain Richard Swan, Salvation
Army. Worcester.
Lieutenant John NIoliu. of same corps
Miss Emma Breckland. same corps.
Miss Alma Johnson. same corps.
Miss Anna Oden. same corps.
Evan ChrytolOw, Providence.
j. y. Pittam. Providence.
James McCloud and wife. Providence.
Benjamin Steiner Providence
Benjamin Winiker. Providence.
stephen +. Hedges. Providence.
Koren Korajian and wife, Olneyville,
r. /.
Robert Biggard Worcester
Claude p Reed. Providence.
Willard Franklin. North Attleboro.
Protto De Reco. Providence
Emanuel Lyon. New York.
DIR. Frank Wilson Providence.
Benjamin Cohen. Providence.
Mrs. Macktaza. Woousocket
Ephraim kartan. New York.
Mrs. Jennie Shugarman Boston.
Miss Bertha Shain Boston.
Morris BaimhOlz Boston
Jacob Michaelson. Belmar. n. J.
Sadie Michaelson, Belmar \. J.
Officials and Crew.
First Mate T. J. Hazard. Providence.
Chief Engineer Robert Cav Bridgeport
Pilot George Wyman Taunton.
First Assistant Engineer Jasper Hest.
Albany.
second Assistant Engineer Herricl,
Providence.
Steward j. b. Harris. Providence
Porter Wolchim Tchurur. New York
Waiter George Smith. Providence.
John Scott. Providence.
- Osborne. Providence.
Stewardess Mrs Louisa ScOrgan. Provi-
dence
Deck Hand Antony Heidi. New York
Deck Hand Frank Riley. New York.
One Killed Himself.
Awakened from their sIumbers i'm their
staterooms, the unfortunate passengers
were at the mercy of the fates Manv
il is believed. went down with the ship
Others, temporarily thankful that they
had escaped drowning, prayed that they
caused by their frozen bodies. and one
unknown passenger plunged a knife into
his throat and ended his sufferings
The few who survived were in pitiful
condition. In almost every case their
arms and legs hung helplessly as they
were lifted out of the boats i'm which
they reached shore. During the day
forty-eight bodies came ashore. either i'm
boats or thrown up by the sea.
Bodies Identified.
Only six of the forty-eght bodies were
identified. The bodies identified We're:
Steward James b. Harrison. BROOKLYN
First Assistant Engineer Jasper Hest.
Albany.
assist, Assistant Engineer Edward Logan.
First watchman Jacob zandrus. Pater-
son. n. j.
Waiter George Smith. Providence.
Harry Eckles. Block Island
An investigation will be made by the
United States steamboat inspectors of the
Providence district
Owing TO the condition of the survivors
IL was impossible to get from them an
estimate of the loss Of life. From $50 10
10 persons went TO their death. and at a
late hour tonight il was believed that the
latter figures are nearer correct.
Many Are Missing.
The steamship officials estimate that
about 100 passengers and a crew of fifty
We're on board the steamer when she left
Providence last night Forty-eight bodies
ached these shores today and nineteen
were alive when taken from the life
boats. There are still 13S persons to be
accounted fer The only Dositive owl
dence of the steamers victims is living
at the bottom of Block Island sound The
list of passengers and crew, handed 10 the
purser just before the steamer left Prov