Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-10
STEAMER SINKS /
WITH 80 ABOARD
LAKE MICHIGAN FERRY GOES I
IilE BOTTOM.
EIGHT BODIES RECOYtREI
captain aud other Members Of Gre
Are DgONncd-~lfurty-l'l
Survive.

Bv Associated rrcss.
Ludingtun, Micho Sept a-Thlri
lives were lost today when the Pei
Marquette car ferry No rs, bour
from Ludington To Milwaukee, wei
lo the bottom of Lake Michigan ha
way across the lake
The dead include Captain Pet,
-Kllty of Ludngton, S, T.. FosepaneI
of Chicago, the purser, and the wlr,
less operator. whose signals Of distrcs
brought assistance 10 the sinkn
steamer Two members OF the cre'
car ferry No. "a. lost their lives
their efforts TO rescue the crew of NJ
rs. "A III
Eli Colbcon, of Saginaw, Mlcll
momhor of crew No. rs, would max
the thirly-nrst victim, but It Is b
lieyod that hc was not on board whe
No. rs set out from here last nlgt
on the fatal trip,
The dead
Peter Kitty, Ludlngton. captain.
Joseph BrcIinSkl. MnnltowOs. mat
W II. Brown, second mntc, Ludinl
ton.
;, =. Fcspimnck. purscr, Worceste
Nluss
u. r. Lcedluni. chief engineer, Lud
ingtcn.
ChnlmCr ROscnCranl assistant cil
ginccr, NorlhpOrt, Mich.
raul licnncrc. second assistant ei|
pinccr, Iiudlngtun.
unidcntllicd 0ilcr, Norwegian.
hu.I in..ut.I ua.tHalI n
W II. Cummins, Chicago.
John Schraufagcl, cook, Milwaukee,
~. l.. bertrand, passenger, Ludind
ton.
Michael IIaythalcr, fireman, Forest
vile, Mich.
samuel Ijouchlo, Fireman, luyd
Bourgcui-c. \. :.
". Parker, brennan, Marine City.
Unidentified fireman.
Mrs. Marion Turner. cabin mali
LudingiOn.
Peter Hire. watcllman. LudingtonI
Unidentified lookout,
Ole Bal<lsen, wheclnian, Indingtof
Joseph Mario. scrnbbcr, LudiDgto|
Two stOwawpSs. Tom Kelly AM
brOUllcr of Detroit
Frank Warner, porter, Chicago
Jacobson, Frcnman, residence nd
learned
ghaYlcs Jenscn. Silcr. imdington
Joe Peterson. watchman. No ~.
,Iacob jacobson. scrnbbcr. stcaind
NJ, IudingtOn.
The steamship company issued
list Of forly-livc names OF the eurvlj
ors fthc wreck all members Of N
crow, most of whom were brougl|
here on Pcre Marquette car ferry M
a. Eight bodies we're recovered. n
being brought hore and two being tai
On tO Milwaukee. The bodies brouglI
here were those OF Captain xiii
Purscr Fesepanek, Steward Muck VI
H. Cummlns. ~ l.. Bertrand and Mr|
Marion Turner
one Of the bodies taken to Mllwai|
kee was that OF Mate Joseph BrezII
ski The other vs. reported TO be thu
Of Joseph Koch but as there Is
James Koch In the list of the rescue
some doubt has arisen with regal
to the second body taken to Milwa
kce Koch does not appear In q
steamship cOmpany's list OF dead.
Bringing The bodies Of three OF q
victims Of the wreck Of the Pei
Marquette car ferry, No rs, wreckt
forty miles of Shehoygan, Wis, q
ferry No. 20 reached Milwaukee
night Tho bodies were those OF q
following.
joe RrcziGskl, first mate of No.
home Manitowoc, Wis, survived
wife and Ave children
John Tomcilinot, cook, Milwaukee,
An unidentified man.
Number 20 left Ludington at
o'clock this morning. When sho
distance ont a wireless message
the distress of No rs was receiVeI
The boat Immediately made for u
sceno of tine wreck, arriving at
O'Clock. Nothing was to be seen
the lll-fntcd vessel except iloatiI
wreckuge and ground match wo'
crushed boy the force of the loose cal
Three bodies were found iloating
the wrcckage.