All Now Safely Taken Off my, Tricolor San Francisco, Apr. 6, The thirteen passengers of the Barber-Wilhelmsen Line my. Tricolor, on fire in the North Pacific while en route from Manila to San Francisco, via, Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan, were taken off the vessel tonday" by. the s, Yaraville, according {0 message received here by the Globe Wireless Ca. The 45 members of the crew, however, remained aboard the ship and are making desperate efforts fo extinguish the fire raging in the Four residents of Hongkong are among the passengers, it was Tearned today. They are Mr. L. R. Andrewes, Deputy Registrar of the Hongkong Supreme Court, and Mrs, Andrewes; and Mir. Clark Atkinson, connected with the Kowloon docks, and Mrs. Alkingon, Mr, and. Mrs, Andrewes fare en route to their home at Long! Melford, Suffolk, England, by way of the United States," Mtr. and Mrs. Atkinson's home is in Glasgow.
'The other passengers are' Mrs. Aline Sholes, of Los Angeles, sister of Mrs. Chester Fritz of Shanghai, whom she had been visiting; Mrs. Joy. Lewis Cunnane, also of Los Angeles, returning home after a tour of the Orient; Mr, and Mrs, J. A. Connor, and {var children and Mrs. William Brady, of Manila, Fire Still Dangerous The rescue: of the passengers was effected by the Vacuum Oil -Co's tank Yaraville (8,627 tons) which was. at first prevented from taking the, passengers aboard on" account darkness and the heavy seas running!
the time, 'The Yaraville reports that the fire, though still dangerous, has not be: come worse, Late to-day, the dollar s. President Garfield sent' a radio message. that the tricolor was proceeding to 1on0-
The fire was apparently temporal ly under control—United Press, The Barber-Withelmsen vessel Tricolor ablaze in the North Pacife from which the passengers have been taken off. The two Isdles are Mrs. Joy Cunnane and Mrs, Aline Sholes, who embarked on the vessel at Shanghai,
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