Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
COMPLETEL|ST
OFCOLUMB|A
VICTIMS
SEVENTY SEVEN DEAD
IN STEAMER DISASTER
SiXty-Six Passengers and
Eleven Members of Crew
Among the Missingi Bodies
Beyond Recovery,

GBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wire,
| San Francisco, July 30.--The San
Francisco and Portland companys
corrected list furnished to the Asso-
ciated Press this evening shows tina.
of the 1S9 passengers carried by the
steamer Columbia, sixty-siX are misJ-
ing and in all probability were
| drowned. Fifty-nne of these We're
cabin passengers and seven had taker
steerage berths.
| Only eleven of the fifty-nine MEM
| bers of the crew are now missing
| This revision brings the total number
| of missing passengers and crew, TO
| SeVenty-seven. There were PAS souls
on the Columbia when she collided
with the San Pedro at 12:22 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 residence
of the missing passengers known. In
| such cases the name is given of the
place where was purchased the rail-
road ticket on which the steamer
transportation on the Columbia from
san Francisco to Portland was issued
1t is believed that the errors caused
in the early lists of missing and suvi-
vors by the giving of incorrect names
| when passage was engaged, have been
| corrected in the following list
Missing Passengers.
w. H. Backman, Bristol, Tenn.
Mrs. E. Butler and daughter, Miss
Gertrude Butler Mr. Buffers body
brought to San Francisco; Guthrie,
! Okla.
J. w. Carpenter and Miss Clara
Carpenter, Coldwater, Kas.
Miss Nena Cooper Kansas City.
w c. Dodd and Miss \. 5. Dodd.
John c. Durham, Kane, Pa.
Miss Alma Dahlcen, Bellingham,
Washington.
l.. l.. Drake, Jr., and cight-year-oid
son Of Mrs. l.. l.. Drake, who was res
cued; Portland.
John ID. McFayGen,
Mrs William Soules.
Mrs. A. Gray, Cottage Grove, Orr.
G. II. Harrington, Buda. Ills.
Miss Katherine Hayden, Colorado
Springs, Col.
Mrs. G. 4. Kelliher and her three
grown daughters Decatur, Ills.
Mrs. O. $. Lewis, her son Ray, ana
her daughter Florence, Pasadena
Lawrence Nero, is years Of age
Blair. Neb.
Miss Louise G.. Make and Miss Nellie
A. Make. sisters, St. Louis.
Miss Mary X. Parsons, Denver
X. Young; il Is thought this may be
James King Young of New York.
Sarah Schulz and Miss Cora Schulz,
sisters, Topeka, Kas.
George r. Sparks, president Of the
Fort smith bank, Fort Smith, Ark,
Miss Frances E. Schroeder, Manito-
woe, WIS.
w. c. Springer. Muskogce, I. 7.
Miss r. Mayatone, Newbuig. ore.
Miss Hattie l. Wright, Peoria Ills.
Mr. and Mrs. c. a. Winslow,
Omaha.
Miss Edna Wallace and Miss Bertha
Wallace, Austin, Tex.
Miss W. White, Los Angeles.
Miss A. Bernal Oakland.
Miss A. +. Cornell, san Diego.
Miss Margaret McKeany
Mrs. j. Benson, San Francisco.
= Mrs. J. +. BreSt
Mrs. aud l.. X. Clarhy. their son
steven, and their daughter Marl'n
! Mrs. r. b. Cannon.
, Mrs. *. Flagade.
Mrs. Blanche r. Gordon.
Frank Giune.
John Miller
c. w Merrill.
J. Premius.
G.. r. Smith.
Mrs. Il. Sylvia.
A. Suieler
b. Viante.
MiS. d. NlnlelS anu iNbiahN WV
5 ters.
, G.. r. Smith.
MIR. and Mrs. William Waller.
The missing members of the crow
Of the Columbia are!
Captain p. A. Doran.
First officer w. +. Whitney
First Assistant Engineer Burpee.
e Second Assistant Engineer Max
I Claus.
Water Enders w. l.. Anderson and
Nv. Alexander.
/. Fireman j Madison.
3 Fireman Edward Larkin.
Second Cook Frank ID. Davis.
+ Waiter \. H. Blocker and Il mess
! boy, name not known.
RI tits the concensus of opinion among
wreckers and seafarlng met. that none
of the bodies of the drowned passen-
4 gers aud crew viii ever he recovered.
= II is thought that inasmuch as the
. Cnlum ola turned completely over AZ
( she went Il d,Nn, many Of tn unhappy
a victims are held fast In her wreckaBe
and hull.
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