The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-24
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FULL TALE OF THE WRECK OF
THE ILL-FATED RIO DE
z JANEITsO
pURsER's PAPERS ARE FOUND
BELIEVED THE LIST OF LOST AND
SAVED is NOW AC-
CURATE
BEACH Is BEING PATRoLLED
Looting of Mail Sacks stopped-Gov-
ernment Investigation Into the
Cause Leading to the
Disaster.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 23-So far as
can be ascertained from reliable data one
hundred and ,twenty-eight- lives were lost
in the wreck of the Pacific Mail steamer.
City of Rio de yJaneiro. Some fishermen.
early this morning, found a packet con
tanning the papers of Purser Rooney.
Among them was the passenger list and
a bunch of Cancelled passenger tickets.
and, as there were names on the list
whose Cancelled passenger tickets did not
appear among those recovered, it is as
sumed that they laid over either at
Yokohama, Kobe or Honolulu.
That they were not on the vessel at
the time she went down is certain. The
list of passengers as given out by the
steamship company, and compiled from
the papers of the purser found today, is:
PASSENGER LIST.
From Hongkong (cabin9.
WILLIAM CASFBE and wife, laid ever
somewhere en- route.
w. KLOSE, laid over somewhere en-
route.
CONSUL GENERAL r. wILDMAN.
wife, boy and infant,
MRS. KATIE NICHOLS (naid of Mrs
Wildman) and native servant.
J. K. CARPENTER, saved
]. K. SEYMOUR
Mrs. c. K. M'INTOSH, laid over en-
route.
MRS. J. K. WEST, saved.
European Storage
c. E. HOWELL.
F. B. LEE. q
From Shanghai Cabin.
CHARLES DOWDELL
MISS G. L. HERNE, saved.
A. HART and wife
EDWARD SECRETIN.
CAPT. HECHT, saved.
From Nagasaki (Cabfn)-
RUSSELL HARPER saved
From Kobe (Steerage)-
MR.. T. STUMURA.
From Yokohama CABIN
MR.. H. CRIPPS MATTHESON
MR.. H. s. OLCOTTs laid over en- route.
Steerage-
F. SfTo.
MR.. x. SAWIJI.
MR.. a. AMADIA, saved,
MR.. T.. KAWAHARA.
MRS. DIKA HAMASAKO
MISS HIKI AZKI
MISS HARSA HAMASAKO.
From Honolulu (Cabin)-
MRS. S. w WAKEFIELD and daugh,
Mr.. w. 4; WooBMoRTH and wife.
MISS L. r. JESSU.
MR.. OkA4IWARAs wife and servant.
NIB. YEONG CHUNG.
MR.. A GUSSONI.
DIR. A. w. -D0DD.
Steerage-
MR.. R A. LONG, saved.
MIX. HARRY GUAYAN
MRS FRANCES T6fPIEY. saved
MR. TAKATA and wife.
MIR. SAKURAI.
MR.. ODA
Mr.. WILLIAM CAsPAR
MR.. CHARLES Es JACOX
MR.. PHILIP .NGZZENBLATT saved
passengers From Unknown Destinations.
66resumao 6I,a ma ply From Honolulu on Lay
MIR. KHOTZ, saved
MIR. w RRA NTEP Sava5
MR.. NUZENBAUM, saved.
Ihus far only eleven bodies have been
recovered, six whites, four Chinese and
one japanese. 90
The whites are:
JULIA DoDD, aged f1fty-fve years
steWardess of the Rio de. Janeiro. .
ANSGELINE GUSsfNO, labor agent in
employ of the Spreekefs at SpreckeIsViIle
Hawaiian islands - 1i1o'
EDWARD. BARWICK, aged. thirty-fiye
years afps ships butcher Of the Rio.
7 M MRS; Snaa1ael ALFRED5 S631 HART, formerly of
MRS. SARAH w. WAKEFTET,D1- aaed 1i5is O.,
hity. late resident of Oakland
Inc remains of her daughter Naomi
are still missing.
capitalist. anu
OCEAN PATROL.
Surveyor of the5 Port Spear has estab.
llshed patrol along the ocean near Ralx-
er's beach and along the bay shore In
side Fort Point, Thus far his men hav,
picked up four mail bags, one of these
washing in near Bakers, and others near
the Fort Point life-saving station. The
surveyor has given orders that all fish
Ing boats must report at the customs Of
fee. All bodies brought in by them and
all Wreckage and, iotsam picked up by
fishermen must be accounted for to the
officials at the barge office.
In this way it Is thought that looting
OF mail bags and trunks may be stopped.
Among other effects picked up py
fishermen was the box containing Capt.
Wards papers
The police have established patrol