The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-14

Steamer Alta viii be put on the wars
for general overhauling today.
Steamer Delta has changed her head
quarters TO Coleman dock, foot of Marion
street
Steamer Clan Mcdonald was pat on the
ways yesterday to be painted and have
her bottom ycraped.
Steamer Delta will hereafter leave from
Colman dock for Hood canal. Frank W.
Goodhue has been appointed agent.
Steamer Arawa will leave Vancouver, B.
c., for Honolulu with a full cargo of gen.
eral merchandise sent from this port.
Schooner Laura Madison arrived yester-
day with go tons of merchandise from San
Francisco and unlosded at Schwabacher's
wharf
Steamer Island Belle finished repairs to
her boilers yesterday and lett ut 8 O'Clock
for Whatcom. She will return tomorrow
morning.
The schooners Anna and Cora arrived
on Saturday from the fishing grounds near
Cane Fiattery with large cargoes of hall
but for this market.
Steamer Farallon arrived Sunday from
San Francisco with 270 tons of freight and
about sixty passengers. She will sail
Wednesday ut p. m.
Steamer Cricket did not arrive from
Everett yesterday, as some para OF her
machinery broke just as she was leaving
and she bad TO return.
Steamers Sehome and North Pacific.
which have been undergoing extensive re-
pairs at Tacoma for the past three months,
returned TO this port last night.
Capt Baughman has again assumed
command of the Idaho, and Capt WILL
hanson, who has been in charge, returns
TO the Rosalie a. pilot, relieving Capt.
Stetson.
Steamer Chiicat sailed Sunday morning
for Alaska. She took full cargo of freight
and the following passengers: e. l..
Walsh, R. G. Hill. Mrs. A. Moore, Mrs. r.
Liter. ]. A. Lowe. w. II. Hamer, A. ].
Anderson, John Kirisella, X. A. Olsen.
Steamer City of Topeka left Ocean dock
yesterday afternoon a. 3 o'clock for
Alaska. She carried $50 tons of freight
and the following passengers: Mrs. g.
NJ. Halter, Mrs. Charlotte Halter. Mrs. III.
A. Hottie. ]. N. Power. Miss VI. s. Power,
Mrs. NJ. v. b. Stacey, I. A. Noble. I. w.
Shinn, A. r. Alfred.
The steamer City of Pnebla sailed from
San Francisco yesterday with the follow
ing list of passengers:
For Seattle-C. III. Pierce, j. H. Melon
aid, Il. G. Cheasty, Mrs. Clarke, Mrs.
Wheeler. @. p. v. Lansing. Martin Schif-
fer. w. ii. Heller. G. E. stoll, A. R. Steele,
Watson Allen, J. NJ. Tsichman aud wife.
Miss Wells, Mrs. C. A. Garland, Helen NJ.
Anthony, Alice Toklas, Mrs. NJ. I. Nc
Donald. ]. b. Hewitt and wife. J. +. Wat
son, Joseph Reed. e. b. Helden. C. e.
Lien and wife, Mira. Johnston, Miss Swort-
xellg, John Robinson, @. A. Hoser and
wife. w. III. Sanders and wife. s p. John
son. For Tacorna--G. w. Baggs, NJ. Cooks
and wife, Miss G. Il. Gastick, e. Markette,
wife and son, Miss X. Secard, Miss NJ. A.
Petrie, Louis Stammier. +. c. Mitchell,
Mrs. G, Berg, Mrs. Smith. q. f. Eraccar-
I'M. @. ]. Kelley, M. c. Soulah and wife.
For Port Townsend-o. Berman, Mrs. j.
Kendrick. For Wrangel-Robert Wigg.
For Victoria-Raiph Bertram, Miss Sims.
". Norwood, w. w. Coleman, A. Bradley,
s. NJ. Parish, Mrs. ID. Hall. Miss E. Da-
mecike. Miss NJ. Martin, w. Il. Berry. W.
Atchison. Mrs. b. r. Keith, Mrs. W +.
NJ. Bachelor, Mrs. Coleman. Mrs. Farrar,
Miss Harris, Miss Curtis. Miss +. B. Bar
nett. Mrs. Jordan, Miss 4. Porter, Is. ].
Townsend, w. G. Shaw. +. w. Gray, ]. A.
LasaIle.