Show UTAH RL i. i t 1 MISSING jIN j- j IN N THE PACifiC Mi Winona s White of urek Who rho Was Vas Vason on Oil the Columbia With Miss of Salt Lake City Must Dust H Have ve Been Lost in Awful Accident I Anxiously the relatives o of persons who rode on oil the tIle steamer Columbia on her death trip up the Pacific coast have been waiting for the list of survivors who were saved by the steamer George VV W Elder That list was given to j the waiting world today To ro read it meant happiness and 1 an end to all haunting fears for many many troubled fathers mothers brothers and sisters I 5 4 bl It means despair and lost hopes for thousands of r i others who search nervously for the names of loved ones one but find them not i Miss Winona White of Eureka Utah has pas not freed ee found and it is believed almost certain that she he was vas warI war i I drowned when when the Columbia sank ank f ASTORIA OR OE JULY 24 FOL FOL FOLLOWING LOWING IS A LIST OF THE SURVIVORS SURVIVORS SUR- SUR OF THE STEAMER COLUMBIA COLUMBIA CO CO- LUMBIA WHO WERE TAKEN ON ONBOARD ONBOARD BOARD THE STEAMER ELDER ELDEE SUNDAY Y AFTER TI THE E COLUMBIA HAD BEEN STRUCK BY THE STEAMER SAN PEDRO AT SHELTER SHEL- SHEL SHEL- SHEL TEE TER CAL OAL THE ELDER ULDEE ARC AE- IVD D THIS MORNING E L W. W Jr H d Ills nIs R. R 1 H. H Ewart Oklahoma Olda om City Okla E. E R Robinson Robins n Alameda William Pinn Pinney y Chicago J. J H. H Myers San Francisco Frank Mario Iario San Francisco L L. I. E. E Hill Santa anta Anna Fred Knapp Buffalo Buffalo Bur falo lo N N. Y A. A rC Woodward Oakland Miss Minnie Buxton n Portland Miss F Florence Thompson Youngstown 0 O. O Fred Rogers Enid Okla C. C E E. Mayhew May May- Mayhew hew Enid Phil San Francisco branc Joe Toe Rumley Portland F. F A A. Mauldin Ast Astoria ria Olaf Peterson Spokane i Pearl Beebe Portland T Thomas omas Russell Portland Dwight Casner Lead S. S D D. D Mrs J J. A. A Johnson Johnson Johnson John John- son South Broderick C. C R R. Johnson South Broderick Ethel Johnson South Broderick J 1 Grant Grant Kline mine and wife Sanger Cal Mrs C. C A. A Eastman San Francisco Helen Helen Churchley Portland George Hoodenpyl McMinnville Tenn P. P L. L Evers Portland Al Riege Riegel Riegel Rie- Rie ge gel l Portland A. A W. W Crad Crader r Portland Maybelle Watson Berkeley A. A Schober Schober Schober Scho Scho- ber Denver Denv r J. J W. W Riggs and wife Bloomington Ill In Charles H. H Bean San Diego Henry Knust E. E E. E Janney Tanney Portland Portland T T. T M M. Janney Portland Portland Port Port- land Julia Matek Wisconsin Hetty Golden Wisconsin Eva Booker Franklyn Ky Mary Walter Minneapolis Minneapolis Min Min- neapolis Jay Tay Brotherton Indian Territory Territory Ter Ter- Effie Gordon Indian Territory William Wilham Harding Lucas Seattle Mabel Gager Peoria Ill Iii Bert Lippman Lipp- Lipp Li Lippman p. p man and wife San Francisco nancisco W. W O. O Klodt Seattle Clyde C. C Roland Spokane Spokane kane kanei W. W L. L Smith Portland Carrie Came Martin r Eugene Mrs MM W V. Dudson Dodson Portland Mrs L. L M. M Thompson Napa Ca Cal J J. J W. W Waddy St St. Louis Loins lJ H hollborn S Portland Frank Prank C. C Iager Hager Johnstown Pa Joseph P. P Eccles Portland J. J C C. C err Orr q Schuyler ler Neb Joseph Joseph Joseph Jo Jo- seph Leroy Denver Colo H. H Otto Denver solo tiolo Hanna Green Cleveland Cleveland Cleve Cleve- land 0 O. Mary E. E Cox Elwood Ind lad Nannie McLennan Waco Tex Texi Joseph Lann Mrs A. A S. S Shouldice San Francisco Chew Mock Oakland Ca Cal Long Watch of Night All night long an an eager throng waited on the docks for the arrival of the steamer steam r George e W. W W. W Elder Hundreds Hun Hundreds of people relatives relatives and friends of the survivors came from Portland and vari various us t towns in Ore Oregon on and Washington Wash Wash- Washington ington to greet their loved ones Patiently Patiently Patiently Pa Pa- they waited on the docks throughout the tho night huddled in groups groups' rIO pS their faces illumined with with 7 i happiness happiness and chatting happily of the reunion of the morrow The scene however was not without its Here and there sorrow an expectant expectant expect expect- ant wife a loving father father- fathera a brother or orI ora ora I a sister r hopin hoping against hope hopi sat huddled hud bud died and disconsolate They waiting waiting for news of the missing perhaps perhaps per per- haps aps ot of b t the dead Jt it was was the prel rice of Pt the bereaved that held the throngs r in che check k and lIer aud herd her and there tl ere some man manor manor manor or woman more thoughtful thoughtful-of of the rest endeavored nde vor d t to cons le those thoss poor folk whose ey eyes s s scanned d the tIle s sea a so for a t glimpse glimpse of the Elder i At last the lookout at telephoned telephoned tel in to Astoria Shouts of greeting greetin went back batik and forth foith as the Elder came up to her dock I and cries of How are you gout youl t and and Are Are you all right were punctuated no now v vand I and then with the cry of a mother or father appealing for news of a loved one one There were pitiful scene when it was learned that the Elder had picked picket up I n none ne of the Columbia's life boats or J rafts All hope pope had departed for some and they slipped away from the merrymakers merry merry- makers maker to hide their sorrow as best they might It was Was only too true true true- Elder had bad of the the the not sighted any missing rafts or boats and had picked up none of the victims after leaving Eureka |