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BIG LINER STUCK
BETWEEN ROCKS
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the scene Of the accident some time
before midnight, and are standing by
the Anchor liner ready to render any
assistance necessary. The Londonder-
ny gunboats have not been recalled.
The government ships which have
reached her are those which were pa
trolling the northwest Irish coast TO
prevent gun-runners slipping in and
landing cargoes of arms and munitions
of war for the Obstetrics. They were
the first to pick up her wireless calls
for assistance. and lost no time H.
dashing to her aid. They steamed
through the fog at reckless speed. dis
regarding all danger to themselves.
The California has on board 115 first
cabin passengers, 900 second cabin and
800 steersge, total Of 915. She has
been in the transatlantic service for
four years, has a tonnage of 5000 and
is commanded by Captain j. H. Coverly,
q veteran captain of the Anchor Line,
and long in its Mediterranean service.
When the California sailed from
New York she had on board the fol-
lowing cabin passengers:
Mrs. w. Anderson, Brooklyn; Master
Stanley Anderson, Brooklyn; Miss
Edith Anderson, Brooklyn; Andrew
Baxter, New York; Mrs. Robert Brod-
erick, New York; Mrs. L. j. Byrne,
Baltimore; Oscar A. Brookfield, New
York; William s. Boas, Charleston;
Miss Genevieve Broaden, Akron; Mrs
A. p. Bird, Greensburg; Mrs, Thomas
D. Bennett, Brooklyn; Mrs. William
Bond, New York; John r. Clifford,
New York; Mrs. Helen Gray Cone,
New York.
Miss otelia Cromwell, New York;
Miss Mary Cromwell. New York;
Henrietta Coleman, Rushville; Miss
Grace Doolan, Brooklyn; Miss Jessie
Dunwiddie, New York; Miss Marion l..
Dunwiddie. New York; William David
son, Philadelphia; William J. Doug
las. Newark; Miss Elizabeth Davidson,
Philadelphia; Mrs. Jennie V. Dodge,
Prooklyn.
Miss Mildred Dodge. Brooklyn; Miss
Minnie Easton, Brooklyn; Miss Annie
Juliet Earle, Baltimore; Edwin A. Falk,
New York; Miss Jennie Frazer, New
York; Mrs. George w. Fulton, Calves
ton; Miss Jewell Fulton, Galveston;
Miss Eunice Temple Ford, Baltimore;
White Gibson, Birmingham, Ala; Mrs.
White Gibson, Birmingham; Master
White Gibson, Birmingham; Miss Med.
Gibson. Birmingham; Lawrence God
kin. New York
Mrs. James Johnson. Brooklyn;
David Jamison, Philadelphia; Miss
Helen Johnston, Philadelphia; Miss
Emma A. Klauser, New York; William
Kemp, Glasgow; Mrs. Marcus Kava-
naugh, Chicago; Mrs. J. Keeney, New
York: DR.. Lee Davis Lodge. Biltimore;
Edwin II. Lewis, Chicago; Miss Muriel
Lee, Baltimore; Hugh X. Lorimer,
Glasgow; Walter A. Lorimer, Philadel-
phia; Miss Margaret II. Lorimer, Phil
adelphia; Miss NJ. /. Lansdell, Balti-
more; Symington Macdonald, Macdon-
aid: David Morrin, Trinidad; George
S. Murray. Columbus; Miss Murray,
Columbus; Robert Mclean, Pittsburgh;
Annie f. McClai, Baltimore; Miss
Elizabeth Mcdonald, Birmingham, Ala;
Miss Florence L. Neill, Bay Ridge;
Francis 0'Neill, Philadelphia; MRS.
Francis O'Neill, Philadelphia: George
Ogg, Glasgow, Miss Carrie ong, CO.
Mrs. Alice w. Parsons, Brooklyn;
Mrs. Laura S. Pattee, Boston; Mss
Pattee, Boston; Miss D. Quinn, New
York; Alexander L. Quinn, Boston;
Elizabeth Quinn, New York; Charles
3. Rand, Buffalo, Wyo.; Mrs. Charles
5. Rand, Buffalo, Wyo.; Miss Helen
Rand, Buffalo, Wyo.; Master Ralph
Rand. Buffalo, Wyo.; BENJAMIN NJ.
Rastall, Saratoga Springs; Mrs. Benja-