The San Francisco call., 1910-08-22

ie toward recovering the bodies
an eilort was made to learn if the
FloeniN wreck contained the bodies ~
tlfemen Chris Hansen and Vvi1lisn,
N'choIson, who have not been seen
since The schooner turned turtle shortly,
aIlef It's boilers blew up :; week 400
saturday. Early yesterday morning a
UlFer was sent down to examine the
upturned craft. ''ie
AAeer spending Is minutes rropine
aoOut the submerged de- of the
HoehlN, the diver returned Al. the sr,r-
lace and reported that the upper works
"a Ihe steamer were SO badly twisted
ana damaged that it would be danger
Gus 20 attempt TO explore the hold.
after receiving the report of the
ulNer Henry Templeman. owner of The
FhoeniN' announced that he would have
'he wreck towed to the Union iron
works today and. by means of the
"use cranes there available. right the
schooner and make a search Of the
"oid Tor the remains Of the two men.
me Phoenix came to grief off Point
arena al midnight, August 13, while
oouhd Tor this port from Needle Rock
with load Of tanbark While the ex-
act cause of the explosion is not known.
IL Is thought that the boiler plates
we're detective and gave way under
1Lte pressure OF the steam. Chief En-
queer !homas Huston of Oakland and
second Mate Andrew Rasmussen or This
10y were Killed in addition 10 the two
t5'e ~ eIIleH- Lbe bodies of Huston and
10 this port : ~
several marine engineers are of the
t--tSH tlal Hansen and Nicholson
HS4e utOWn 10 pieces by the force of
me explosion.
FROM the condition of the Phoenix
as reported by the diver il Is cer+a in
mat the schooner viii MOI be seen in
commission as 4 cOastWise steamer
again The damaged hulk NAV he
S--0aoie Iof a coal barge. but il may
De aDandoned II found too badly bat
Cruiser MOntcalm Receives Visitors
The French armored cruiser Mont
1dlln came down from California CITY
SatlE yesterday morning and anchored
IN the stream just off Mission street
WAR Inc cruiser spent the week
~ the Mare island navy yard under
S - ,fl?sli.s, IeP4lrs and painting. and put
was expected that cOaling would
keep the cruiser up bay until todav
put by putting on an extra number Of
oarees the work was completed a dav
sooner Tt was visitors dav aboa ri
me vessel and the crew and officers
VINO ilad not received shore leave. were
kept busy welcoming the callers and
showing them over the big shin The
SNIP hand gave 4 concert during the
afternoon and a hot mutton stew 4 Ia
Montcalnl was served to the visitors
ne big warship viii spend the week
ID the stream and viii be open TO Wis
itQrs daily
Water Front Notes
The steamer Nebraskan. CAPTAIN
Knight, Of the Hawaiian
steamship company arrived from SaIina
Cruz yesterday with a general cargo
of eastern freight. The trip I'D the
coast was without incident splendid
weather prevailing throughout the voy-
age.
The steamer Umatilla viii sail to-
day for Nome. Alaska. on its second
trip this year. AS usual. the coaster
VIII stop en- route to take on and dis
charge passengers and freight. When
the steamer clears for sea today it
VIII carry heavy list of passengers
and a fun cargo of general merchan-
disc and supplies for Alaskan ports
The japanese liner Nippon Maru.
bound from the Orient TO this port, ar
rived yesterday in Honolulu
The ship Falls Of Clyde. from Gaviota
with q cargo Of OIL arrived at Honolulu
yesterday
The steamer J. L. Lukenbach, Cap
tain Kay, cleared from this port for
New York yesterday with a cargo of
barley and general merchandise The
LUkenbach is under charter TO VIII
lams. Dimond & Co.
The lumber receipts for the day were
4 900 900 feet