The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-09

san FRANCISCO, Feb. 23.-Third
+csr c. J. Holland, reported dead,
las turned up alive at the morgue.
he said that he escaped in a boat,
nth seven Chinese Of the crew, and
hat Captain Ward was carrying Mrs.
gldman to one of the boats when the
-s8mer went down.
| San FRANCISCO, Feb. $50 far
: 4. can be ascertained from obtainable
aa rs lives were lost in the wreck
4 Z the Pacific Mail. Steamship Compa-
bis steamer Rio De Janeiro. Some
snermrn early this morning found
: gcket containing the papers of Purser
Rooney. Among. them was the passen-
fr list and a bunch of cancelled tick
. IS, and as there We're names on the
5a whose cancelled passenger tickets
d not appear among those recovered.
is assumed that they laid over either
& Il Yokohama, Kobe or Honolulu. That
hey were not on the vessel at the time
lie went down is certain.
Surveyor of the Port Spear has estab-
shed patrol. along Bakers Beach,
and along the bay shore inside of Fort
Point. Thus far his men have picked
" four mail bags, one of these wash
= ing near Bakers beach, and the other
- gaf the Fort Point life saving station.
lla surveyor has given orders that all
thing boats must report at the Gus
ems barge office. All bodies brought
g. by them, and all wreckage and fiot-
an picked up by the fishermen must
accounted for at the barge office.
hhis way it is thought that looting
nail bags and trunks may be stop
Ehermen was the box containing Cap
r an Wards papers.
The Investigation into the loss of the
fsamer will probably be held next
E=k
Graham Coghlan, the senior surviv-
lg officer of the Inflated vessel, called
Captain Bolles this morning to re
Nrt and he was instructed to make
statement Monday morning.
q ne inspectors are in peculiar posi-
On In the matter, Captain Ward, the
an held responsible for the naviga-
lon Of the steamer, is dead, and the
yestigati0n Of Pilot Jordan will be
ider the direction Of the State Pilot
ommissioners. The government in
FctCrs can only inquire into the navi-
ation of the ship as far as the second
acer knows and win investigate the
engagement Of the boats and similar
alters. Pilot Jordan will be sum-
lned as a witness.
Inc licenses of Captain Ward, First
nicer Johnson, and Second Officer
oghlan were found floating in the
y near Alcatraz Island by Captain
-ndquist Of the steamer Acme, and
arned over to Captain Bolles.
Peking From the ORIENT.
The Pacific Mail steamship City of Pc
nag Captain Smith, arrived from Orien-
ports early yesterday morning
r. was sighted off the harbor about 2
-e.A and came into port and moored
a Alas@de the Pacific Mail wharf shortly
1t@ daylight.
lsad seas and rough weather kept the
~ from arriving on the evening of
'saay The Picking, as are all the
Faclnc boats. IS in the habit or
@ng this port on the evening prior
lie day upon which she is scheduled
arrive.
av Peking sailed from Hongkong on
"usFy hth and left Yokohama on the
Eood weather was experienced I'M
NNhin three days of this port. The
yaon passengers for Honolulu from
n, oleht were Rev. and Mrs. T. j..
%S'e are very few passengers on the
s this trip. Among those pass
trough are I. =. w. Maclaren, an
.set OF Singapore, going to the
On business trip; Rev. P. e.
vile and three children; mission
ron China; James Cook, formerly
TIA riOo.s
'n W a. 7Overton, returning to his
b. ~ New York; DIR. and Mrs. 0. III.
IRON India, where the doctor has
a, Nacucing physician for several
49, ana with DR.. and Mrs. Place, an
an s'I OF about Is years of age, who
- way to the States to become
onal nurse.
the first time in many years
and Mrs. Gulick have been to
-Slaht Mr.. Gulick was the pred
IA ,s-. VI U. Rev. Mr. Beckwith in the mis-
n ~. en0Fgh at Paia, East Maui. While
r,', N Honolulu, Rev. and Mrs. GU
scE 'N 'e The guests of Rev. o. ii.
#sbs vile Japanese missionary, their
,g'hohama paper of February rs has
q ,,H'hg concerning the City of Pc
sF "I. y. g. Howard, agent of the
e.. inc most angry man in town
p G1'ufaay, even before the news OF
Nv De Janeiro's loss had reached
Bed seems that the City of Picking
as'ly rom Kobe, having passen-
ns am INA. man aboard. came in on time
9r5, nshlshlp about 4:25 o'clock on
e5 afternoon. Captain Smith sig
"a b. anu Wnistled for the quarantine
10 come on board and pass the
rs,, out did not succeed IN getting
s,,,as' IT was a comparatively calm
sra,,.i ant the quarantine boat was
ss,5 deserted. Finally Captain
Ran received request from the
-. officials for the Pacific Mai
As. ne weather was so tempestu
p, the quarantine tug was un
ia ne ne oaptain was simply astound
In , looked at the letter and sea
was IN ordinary action, and theI