day or Friday we could have taken all
the passengers and crew off the Sophia.
It was not too rough for a 14-foot skiff to
go to the windward of her. Boats and
life-rafts could easily have been lowered.
The nearest we got to the Sophia was
about 60 feet.”
Our boat, the Amy, Capt. McDougal,
was one of the first to arrive at the
scene of the disaster and Is still on patrol
duty hunting for bodies. There Is not a
single survivor to tell the living of the last
moments of the dead.
Total number of bodies recovered 177,
and folowing is a list of 106 who have
been Identified:
George W. Booth, waiter.
Frank Gosse, first officer.
Henry Bradley Parkin, Fairbanks.
A. W. Kendall; wife, Bessie T.
Kendall. Teaakee.
Mrs. James Hall, wife of the stew
ard of the C. F. Dept, at Vancouver.
Mrs. H. M. Bridges.
Harry A. Rutherford, steward of
White Pass steamer Yukon.
Edwin George Wheeidon, Van
couver. li. c.
J. R. Young, chief engineer of
Yukon steamer Dawson.
J. H. Sheuk, Tofty, Alaska.
Carl Knutson, Tofty; member of
Tofty Moose Lodge and Pioneers of
Alaska at Nenana.
Oscar Bachman, Dawson; member
of Moose No. 1393; card gave ad
dress of A. E. Cann, 8413 Third
Ave., N. W., Seattle.
Martin Strange, Dawson; address
344 36th St., West Seattle.
John Maskell, Dawson; notify
Eagle lodge. Wife to be. Miss Dor
othy Burgess, 37 Smart St., Long
sight, Manchester, England.
J. Beggerly, of Waochter Bros.,
Hoge Bldg., Seattle.
Geo. O. Randolph; address Cobalt
or Matheson, Ont.; member of Mar
quette Lodge No. 101, F. & A .M.
Theo. L. Haering, 1663 Fifth Ave.,
Vancouver B. C.
Harold Allen Robinson, Vance, B.
C.; messman steamer Casca.
George Allan Dallas, 859 Cara
mont St., Victoria.
George W. Warer or George W.
Williams, 641 Temple Place, Seat
tle; member of Moose and Eagles of
Fairbanks.
Bing Pay Lee, 608 Caramont St.,
Victoria; member of crew.
George Allan, Yukon Gold Co.,
Fairbanks.
Joseph Vlte, Fairbanks.
Thomas Deaur, to Mrs. Bell, 643
Linden Ave., Victoria.
A. D. Plnska, Fairbanks.
Roy. McTavlsh. B. Y. M. Co.,
Whitehorse.
Mrs. C. CouBins. Whitehorse.
Chas. W. Sylstra, Oak Harbor,
Wash.
Charles Chauqulst, Tanana Loyal
League.
F. C. Beyer, Circle, Alaska; known
to deputy U. S. marshal at Circle.
Oscar A. Poppert, Poorman, Alas
ka; 394 29th Ave., Milwaukee.
J. P. Anderson, Portland, Ore.
Frank L. Gibbs.
David Satomayer.
Alexander Sutherland.
John A. Laird.
Steward Wiliam Massey, Princess
Sophia crew.
James King, chief Steward Prin
cess Sophia.
Mrs. J. C. Garner.
O. E. Tackstrom, Ruby.
George J. Baker.
E. S. Ironsides, Dawson.
Mrs. J. C. Green.
William Charles Dibble.
J. Hitches, crew, C. P. R.
Charles John Bloomqulst, Shawn
negan Lake, B. C.
George Hawey.
H. J. Kenyon.
Ivon Elbrldge Fleming.
Frank Brown.
Henry Albert Somerset.
Mrs. C. J. Vlfqulan.
William Corbett Sharon.
John Zaccarell.
Jack Haines.
Lloyd Edwin Clark, Waterloo la.
Lee Chang or Git Jean, Victoria.
W. A. Thompson, purser. Princess
Sophia.
John Eyre, Seattle.
William Herbert McDonald, Daw
son.
Jim George, Fairbanks.
James A. Clark, Dawson Order of
Eagles.
Frank White, 3226 63d St., S. W„
QpntfIp
Robert Hager, Dawson.
Allan G. Barnes, South Vancouver,
B C
Robert McGregor Hall, Seattle.
George Howard Darling, Vancou
ver.
Murray S. Eads, Dawson.
Chas. A. Craven, Sherwood, Ore.
Chas. T. Kagawa, Dawson.
Chas. Swain Chinnery.Wliitehorse.
Herbert Plumb, Dawson.
Sewell Moody Dabny.
James Edward Trainer, Carcross.