Trever Arrives
At seven o’clock the destroyer
Trever, which had left Juneau' at
4 o'clock a. m., for the wreck,
arrived on the scene and waited
several hundred yards from the
Northwestern until the tide caipe
up and it was possible to trans
port the passengers to the Trever.
Passengers were again loaded
into the small boats and also into
the power boats of the destroyer.
The latter towed the Northwestern
tjoats to the Trever where the peo
ple were taken aboard The trans
fer occupied a couple of hours, said
Commander Davis who accompan
ied the Trever on its rescue trip.
Ak soon as the passenger were
transferred the United States mail
was lowered over the side In cargo
nets to be transferred to the Trever
and then the express and hand bag
gafee and trunks of the passengers.
The whole proceeding was done
in orderly and expeditious man
ner and as soon as the transfer
was copiplete, the Trever left the
scene to return to Juneau.
