Arizona republican., 1913-08-23
OF WRECKED
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the collins are three unidentified wo- men.
 $. J. Robertson of Oakland, Santa Fe empIoye. Ieaped from his bed and seized Mrs. Belle Drake of Los Angeles and Miss Fayette Null of Douglas Island and rushed them to the life boat and also got two women from their state rooms. Miss Helen Ham ilton of Fresno was saved by Carl GyI- ling a Seattle contractor, who put life preservers on her. He said many pas sengers did not know how to use the preservers.
 Nine of the crew appeared today be- fore United States Steamboat Inspoc- tors E. B. Whitney and R. A. Turner. Almost all of the crew testified and said that a few minutes after the
 steamer hit a rock they felt jar as
 she struck rocks on the beach one
 hundred yards from the shore line Numbers of the crew said the boat
 drifted ashore and slid back and drifted out again.
 A revised list showed thirtY-One dead and missing. Passengers given up for dead number sixteen. among whom are three unidentified women. Members of the crew missing and given up as l dead number seven.
 The following passengers arrived this afternoon: Miss Ethel NJ. Cardiff, Seat 1 tie: Mrs Belle Vinnedge Drake. society l editor of the "Capital', Des MOnes ! Lawrence. Ferris. New York: A. \. 1 Floyd and wife, Seattle: Carl Gylling, | Seattle: Miss Nellie Hamilton, San 1 Francisco; F. Hill. Prince Rupert, B. 1 C.; T. Hipp. Prince Rupert, B. C.; Paul 1 Neacy Milwaukee. Wis; C. V. Nelson, 1 Seattle $. J. Robertson, Oakland, ] Calf; Robert Shaw, Vancouver, B. l C.; Miss Mary Smith, Vancouver. B l C.; Alvin Vinnedge. Seattle; In this list
 are included all the tourist passengers
 except MT. and Mrs. Olsen.
 1 Following are the survivors left at | Juneau:
 Harry Agoff. Prince Rupert, B. C.; Floyd Bergson; Capt. Riddle. Gambler l Bay: Thurmond Brown, Prince Rupert B. C.; D. H. Conan, Seattle; Master Albert Daniel; w H. Daniel; c. O Dickson, Wrangall, Alaska; J. Brick l son. Seattle; $. D. Grant, Wrangen Alaska; Ketchigan Green, Alaska Mary Joseph, Seattle; James Mathew
 son, Prince Rupert, B. C.; Miss Fayetto Null. Seattle: J. Ketchigan Null; Mrs Nickerson Gambler Bay; George Odell
 Kansas: H. olson, Wrangell, Alaska 1 Peter olson and wife, New York; D. R ! O'NeiH, Prince Rupert, B C.; o. r 1 Opsahl. Prince Rupert B. C.; w. Paul | son. Prince Rupert, E. c; K. N. Pugh i and wife, Prince Rupert, R. C.; w. H ] Raymond, Prince Rupert, B. C.. Frank 1 Russel. Prince Rupert, B. C.; Herman i Sater; Mrs. Satter; Frank Russell; C D. Shaw, Sydney, Australia; H. H 1 Towne; August Vresh, Seattle; D. H 1 Wescott. Seattle; Mrs. Jane Wills. Following is a list of the missing pas l sengers believed to be dead:
 Miss Anna A Cassidy, Seattle; Miss May Dixon, Seattle, parents in Super ] for, Wis; Frank Fuller, Prince Rupert ! B. C.; James Gustavson, WrangelI 1 Alaska; Minette F. Harlan, Monmouth Ore. family in Osgood, Ind; Lester i FIobro, chief clerk of the Pacific Coast Steamship company, San Fran cisco: J. H Holman, COrnwallis, Eng land; Miss Alice Johnson, Vancouver l B. C.: Miss Lillian B. Norman, Port l Bolivar, Texas; Nick Pittulas, Seattle; l Ernest !. Reid, Prince Rupert, B. C.; Miss Estella Riordan. Chicago; Mrs l Catherine E. Spithill and six year old l child Josephine Granite Falls, Wash. Ben A. Wade, Seattle; Miss A. J. Will 1 son. Prince Rupert, E. C.
 l The following bodies of passengers
 were brought down on the Northwest | ern: Mrs. Albert Birnibaum, Ruby 1 Alaska; Miss Blanche F'ridd Mon . 1 mouth. Ore; Mrs. H. C. Riordan, Chi | cago; Rev. John Van der Lass, PhOe- nix, Ariz.; Mrs. Clara Van der Lass | Phoenix, Ariz.; Miss Lillian B. Ward, g ] three unidentified women.
 | The body of w. A. Dyer of MilWau-
 kee is at Juneau.