0216 EDMONTON DAILY
JULY 25, 1907


Astoria, July 24, The steamer Geo. W. Elder arrived 
here this morning having on board 67 survivors of the 
wrecked steamer Columbia. The Geo W. Elder did not 
sight any of the missing rafts or boats of the 
Columbia, and picked up none of the victims after 
leaving Eureka.

The other survivors on the Elder were

TRUSDALE, W.H. Richfield Ill.
EWART, W.H.  Oklahoma City Okia
ROBINSON, R.  Alameda
PINNEY, William Chicago
MYERS, J.B. San Francisco
MARIE, Frank  San Francisco
HILL, L.E. Santa Ana
WOODWARD, A.C. Oakland Cal.
BUXTON, Minnie Miss. Portland
THOMPSON, Florence Miss. Younstown
ROGERS, Fred Enid Okla.
MAY, C.E. 
GLOSKY, Phil  SanFrancisco
HUMELY, Joe Portland
MAUDLIN, A. Astoria
PERTERSON, Elaf Spokane
BEBE, Pearl Portland
CARNER, Dwight  Lead S.D.
JOHNSON, J.A. Mrs  South Broderick
GRANT, J. 
KLINE AND WIFE Sanzer cal
ESTMAN, C. A. Mrs.  San Francisco
CHURCHLEY, Helen, Portland
HOODENYPLE, George McMinnville, Tenn
BEIGEL, A.L.  Portland
CRADERICK, A.W. Portland
SATSON, May Belle Berkely Cal.
DENVER, Cheberg
HIGGS, J.W. and wife Bloomington, Ind.
KUNL, Harry
BAIN, Chas. H. San Diego
JANNEY, E.B. Portland
JANNEY, T.M. Portland
MALCK, Julia Wisconsin
COLDEN, Hetty Wisconsin, 
BROOKER, Eva Franklin Ky.
WALTER, Mary Minneapolis
BROTHERTON, Jay Indian Territory
GORDON, Effie  Indian Territory
LUCAS, Hady  Seattle
GADER, Isbealt Pearia Ill.
LIPPMANN, Bert and wife  San Francisco
KLODT, W.O. Seattle
ROLAND, C.C. Spokan
SMITH, W.L. Portland Carrie
MARTIN, Carrie sugene Ore.
DODSON, W. Mrs. Portland
THOMPSON, J.M. Mrs. Napa Cal.,
WADDY, J.W. St. Louis
SCHOOLHORN, H.C. Portland
HAGER, Frank C. Johnstonwn, Pa.
REELES, Joseph P Portland
ORR, J.C. Schuyler Neb.
LEROY, Jos (Joseph)  Denver 
OTTO, H. Denver
GREEN, Hanna Cleveland
COX, Mary E. Elmwood Ind.
McLENNAN, Nannie Wace Texas
LAN, Joseph
WHOULDICE, M.S. Mrs. San Fanciso
MEEK, Chas. Oakland, Cal.

All night long the throng waited on the docks for the 
steamer. Hundreds of friends and relatives of the 
survivors who came from Portland and various towns in 
Oregon, were waiting to greet their loved ones. 
Shouts of greeting went back and forth.

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