Missing List Reduced to Ten
Seattle—(By A. P.)—The Pacific Steamship Company announced 1:30 p. m. that complete and careful re-check of the survivors of steamer Governor showed seven passengers and three members of crew unaccounted for. The revised list of missing gives the members the crew mentioned in earlier patches, and the following passengers:
Mrs. W. W. Washburn and daughters, Sadie, aged 12; and lone age 14, of Neah Bay, Washington; Brulsema, of San Francisco; Sheek, San Francisco; J. Claney, Los Angeles and Alfred Kaseau, of Los Angeles.
Steamer Sinks Off Seattle.
Seattle, Wash.—(By A. P.) Seven passengers and three members of the crew of the steamship Governor, which sunk off Point Wilson early today, are missing, according to wireless dispatch at 7:15 a. m. from the steamer Wastharland, which is bringing the survivors to Seattle. At 7:30 a. m. the tug Wamash reported by wireless that he had searched the coast in the vicinity of Point Wilson but had found no survivors or bodies of victims.
Woman Enroute to Idaho Hurt.
Seattle, Wash. (By A. P.) Mrs. Gusan Crane, aged 60, of Los Angeles, who was on the ill-fated steamship Governor, sunk near here early this morning, was so badly injured that she was taken to a hospital immediately upon arrival of the Westward. The rescue ship, here shortly, was wrecked.  After 10 a.m. Her back was badly wrenched and her ankle sprained, physicians said. She was en route to visit her son who lives in northern Idaho. No other serious injuries reported among the passengers or crew rescued from the sinking ship rescue. 