The San Francisco call., 1913-08-20
81 SURVIVORS
OF 5H|PWRECk
ON WAY SOUTH
Seven Passengers Of State of
California Left in Hospital,
Others of Saved Sail
for Seattle
HEARING HELD BY
MARINE INSPECTORS
Captain Cam Off for Scene
of Disaster to See Whether
Mail Can Be Recovered

JUNEAU, Alaska. Aug. 19.-Thirty
seven surviving passengers of the
steamship State OF California sailed for
Seattle on the steamship Northwestern
this morning, leaving seven passengers
| in hospital unable to travel.
| On the Northwestern also went 10
cofined bodies of passengers.
Three of the dead are unidentified.
The coffins Will be opened at Seattle
and it is hoped that Identification will
be made there
All the surviving officers and other
members or the crew appeared before
Marine inspectors whitney and Kell
and gave testimony They were or
dered to report to the marine inspec-
tors upon arrival at Seattle.
Captain Cam of the wrecked steamer
| left for the scene OF the disaster to-
day to make soundings and ascertain
| If the mail and the purser's safe can
be recovered.
| The mail was in the hold of the
steamship and is thus intact. If It
had been above, it would have been
carried afioat with the wreckage of
the upper works.
BODIES RECOVERED
| The following is a list of the pas
sengers whose bodies have been re-
covered:
Miss Blanche Fridd. Monmouth. Ore;
Mrs. Stella Reardan. Seattle; Rev. John
Van de Lass, Phoenix. Ariz.; Mrs. Clara
Van de Lass. Phoenix. Ariz; Miss LII
lian E. Ward. Seattle; Miss Nellie B.
Ward Seattle: three unidentified
women
Followinx s "A list eof missing pass
sengers believed to be dead:
Miss Anna L. Cassidy, Seattle; Miss
May Dixon. Seattle (parents in Supe-
rior. wis.); w. A. Dyer. Milwaukee,
medical student; Minette E. Harlan,
Leslie Hobro, chief clerk of the Pacific
Coast Steamship company's Office in
/ San Francisco; j. w. Holman, Corn
wall, Eng: Miss Alice Johnson, Van
| couver, B. c.; Miss Lillian B. Norman.
Port Bolivar, Tex; Nick Pittulas, Sc
attic; Miss Reardan, Seattle; Mrs. c. E.
Spitthill and child. Granite Falls,
Wash; Pom A. Wade, Seattle; Miss A.
]. Wilson, Prince Rupert. B. c.
Lost members of crew:
T. Anderson, fourth officer; j. Clark,
waiter; N. Lawson, deck officer; B.
Madigan, waiter; L Mozzini, deck Of
fcer; D. c. Perkins, wireless operator.
San francisco; P. Smith. waiter.
LIST OF THOSE SAVED
Passengers saved:
Harry Agrpp. Floyd Benson, F.
Brown, Mrs. e. M Cardiff, D. H. Conan,
w. H Daniel, C. o. Dickson; Mrs.
Bertha vinnedge Drake, Des Moines,
Ia; Lawrence Ferris, New York; F.
Fickson; A. M. Floyd, Seattle; Mrs. A.
NJ Floyd. Seattle; S. D. Grant; E.
Green, Albert Gyb1ing. Nellie Hamil-
ton. e. Hill, T. Hipp. A Irish, May Jo-
seph, ]. S. Mathews, Mrs. J. Mills, Miss
C. F. Null, b. Null; P. Neacy, Milwau-
kee, medical student; C. ". Nelson;
George Odell. Kansas; H. Olson; Peter
Olson, New York. Mrs. Peter Olson,
New York; r. d. O'Neill; o. p. Opsahl;
W. Paulsen, j. f. Pugh, Mrs. J. f..
Pugh, P Raymond. S. f. Robertson, F..
C. Russell: C. D. Shaw, Sydney, Aus
tralia; r. Shaw, Miss M. Smith, II. III.
Towns; Alvin vinnedge, Seattle; d. N.
Wescott.
Missionary's Son Missing
Especial Dispatch to The Cain
BERKELEY, Aug. 19.-Donald c.
Perkins, head wireless operator on the
steamer State of California. which sank
in Bambier bay, was the son of Rev.