The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-21
The SHIP IvANHOE.
t,aod Reason to Hope That She
May Arrive Safely.
1cruvs SEARCH IN PROGRESS.
ae~essss Grant and Corvfn and Tug Pfo-
seer out-List of Passengers and
Crew-Cspt. Tozisr's Crutse.

s. 80 definite tidings have yet been re-
lived a. to the whereabouts Of the miss
I - ship Ivanhoe. The last seen of her
- when the tug Tyes cast her loose tsn
~i,ss southwest Of Cape Flatsery. At
: as tine there was . strong breeze from
!. = southeast, and the Ivanhos stood off
1 .Aose toward the southwest. The bark
ar<xon. which passed out Of the Straits
s enly five hours ahead OF the Ivanhoe.
.ryiyed in san Francisco October 5.
re bark Germania, which sailed from
krstsle October 4. arrived in San Francisco
0rsoh<r 10. If the ivanhoe has been DIS
died she will undoubtedly be sighted By
- revenue cutter Corwin, which has
4 e16rtsd from San Francisco close along thu
eoos4. while the cutter q. g. Grant has
stsrsed from Port Townsend with the inten-
ion Of running about 30 miles out to sea
sad then running southwark and the tug
F;oneer has started TO search the west
sosst Of Vancouver island. 1t is con-
fdentiy hoped that one of these vessels
III either find the missing ship or dis
ever evidence of what has become of her.
The Ivauhoe had on board besides her
captain and crew, four passengers. namely,
NJ. T. ]. Grant, editor Of the PosT-IsTEIIr-
erscEr: Mrs. Maria Braca, Mrs. Irene
Na!en. and Dir. Allen :. Folger. size -
commanded by Capt. f. ID. Griffin, and
Der crew is as follows: Mates. James ].
Tsohig. G. II. Christensen; carpenter.
William Andolin; two Chinese cooks;
ssi!op. Hans Stevenson. Mr.. Stewart.
frank zsrno. ii. Johnson. E. Lowenrosh.
George Derdner, Samuel Harp, J. J. oha-
mssson. M. &. Gunderson, Lennarr Holm,
". Herman. John Anderson, Martin
Jacobson.
Mrs. Braca and her friend. Mrs. Mullen.
had been visiting the formers mother,
Mr.. Kief. at South Fourteenth and Main
streets. and were invited by Capt Griffin,
Who 10 an old friend of theirs. to 90 down
% San Francisco on his boat on September
u, the day before she left He told them
they must be On board not a moment
lsser than III o'clock next morning, and
Mrs. Kisf says they went down about 10
o'clock aud sent an American District
Telegraph boy back for their baggage,
which was light Mrs. kiet knows no
reason why there should have been any
secrecy about their being on board. as
Capt Griffin IL an old friend of her and
her daughter, and Mrs. BrAca had known
Mira Mullen at the Worlds fair. and had
had her for a companion ever since.
Capt Tozier has been made the subject
oftevere censnre for the perfunctorv man
ner in which he made the search tor the
isanhoc. The facts of his conduct are
told in the following dispatch from Port
Townsend:
poRr TOWNSEND. Oct 20.--Tspecial. THE
United States revenue cutter II. 5. Grant,
commanded by ID. r. Tezter. an officer
who has had many years experience at
Yea both on the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans, Is subjected 10 severe criticism by
III sea faring men. The cutter had just
been overloaded and was fresh from the
Try dock when the captain Was informed
asst Monday that the ship ivanhoe was
hought To have met with an accident
'ome fifty miles TO the westward OF Cape
Several vessels had arrived in
port about two weeks ago and reported