The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-09

bly, today for repairs and painting.
Steam schooner Francis Cutting expects
TO sail today for Wand island, Alaska, for
another cargo OF furs.
Steam schooner Signal is taking another
cargo OF coal at the oregon Improvement
Company's bunkers for Portland.
The big coal ship Columbia was towed
into port Sunday morning She will load
Black Diamond coal for San Francisco.
Steamer Fairhaven has resumed her run
on the La Conner route. relieving the
Cricket. which may choose a new route
in a few days.
Capt III. III. Morrison of the tug Magic.
arrived from Port Townsend. and has gone
10 Tacoma on business. The Magic re-
NAMED down Sound for some tows.
The City of Topeka took big cargo,
among which is some mining machinery
for the Berner's Bay Mining Company and
100 tons of railroad iron for use In other
mines.
Steamer willapa has arrived in Port
Townsend but stopped there, having brok-
en- a crank pin. Her passengers came in
on the Sehome, and visited Lake Washing
ton in the evening, In company OF Purser
Southland, of the Willapa.
The inspectors of hulls and boilers. Capt.
w T. Bryant and C. G. Cherry, returned
Sunday on the City of Topeka from Alas
ka where they have been making their
annual tour OF inspection. They did not
go as far as Kodiak. as they first intended.
only visiting the main ports OF Juneau and
Sitka.
Schooner Doncaster sailed into the har-
Dor yesterday afternoon with 5000 pounds
OF halibut. Schooner Lincoln will leave on
her fetching cruise TO the Alaskan coast
today She will make headquarters at
Nichols bay, and will get her catch at
Dixon's entrance. Capt IT. X. Neguard is
her new master and two-thirds owner.
Schooner Caroline has arrived from the
haiibut banks with 2.No pounds OF fish.
She reports that the sloop W. 7. Tickle is
having poor luck at the banks.
A very busy day at the Ocean dock was
experienced yesterday by the arrival of
the Umatilla at 2 p. m. with large cargo
of general merchandise. and the City of
Topeka sailed at p. m with a very large
shipment. The Queen arrived at II a.
m with her Alaska tourists, and took coal
at the Oregon Improvement Company's
bunkers I'm the afternoon. The Topeka
took the following passengers: Miss Wine
land, Mrs. McCarty. Mrs. McElena. Mr..
and Mrs. c. l.. Webb. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Jacobs. Miss Eaton. Miss Smith, Miss
Ford. Miss Smith, Miss Thompson. Mrs.
Slocum, Miss HigEinson and sister, Mrs.
Eickenberger. Mrs Sheldon Mr. and Mrs
Jack. Mrs Bush. Miss Quigley. Miss Robb,
Miss Harold. Miss Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs
+. CONN. Mr. and Mrs. Sweetland, Mr.
and Mrs. c. +. Burnside and child. Miss
ouigg Miss F. Beck Mr. and Mrs H. F.
Noble Miss Capwell. Miss Logan. Mrs.
McGlnnis and sister Mrs. o. A. Smith and
daughter, Mrs. Davenport, Miss Daven-
port, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Thurman and son.
Miss NJ. H. Smith. Miss Pitched. Miss
Clagett. Miss Arnold, Miss Trowbridge.
Miss Weed. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor. Mrs
Ridenhaugh and daughter. Miss Soma, r.
Il. Markley, r. r. Markley. jr, ". f.
Stevens. Talbot Clifton. ]. Bettse
Steamship Queen, which arrived at II
a. m. brought the following passengers:
r. Bruce Mrs. r. Bruce. Miss Janet
Bruce. Miss BERTHE Bruce. Mrs. W. NJ
Beokman. Hon J. =. Brlse, Mrs. j. G
BrUsie. +. s. Bradiee. Mrs. r. :. Brad
lee. William c.. Blath. Mrs. w. G.. Rlath.
Miss Jessie 4. Burton, Miss Carrie A
brewster Mrs W. r. Bergman. Major
William Clum, Mrs. William CiuY. Or. g
J. Creighton. Mrs -. J. Creighton Les
liza Culiunl. Mrs. Leslie Culium. Miss NJ 4
o. clark. =. +. Coleman. l.. s. Coleman,
Miss .. Cshslin, Charles y. Chambers,
Mrs j. < Conc. Miss Gone Miss Dan
forth. Mrs. +. Z. nanforth Miss Minnie
Davis. w ". Douglas James Eva. VIII
lam Eva, Miss Thomasine Eva. Miss Lila
Eva. Hon. r. l.. Ford Mrs. r. l.. Ford
Charles 4 Gardiner. Mrs. Charles A
Gardiner, r Hamilton Mrs. r. Hamilton
Miss : W. Hamilton. J. T. Hutchins
Charles X. Harley. Mrs a Harley Miss
NJ. r. Harley. Dr. &. Won Hoffman. Mrs
Dwight Hollister. Miss Blanche Hollis
ter r. c. tombstone. Mrs. Z. e John
stone l.. Jeuks. Mrs l.. +. Jones. William
Jones. Mrs. William Jones. Miss Emma
Kfbourne. A. .. Kaufman, Mrs. ]. ]
KeeSan. Miss :. f. Kelly. Mrs II. "
Iangenour. J. Is. Lankershim. Mrs ]. T.
IL Levy. &. r. MoFsc, Ms N w. Muir
ray. Mrs. Sarah AicFalI. Mrs. 8 Middle
ton. r. T Mcbride. Ms +. r Mcbride
r. A. Mcdonald. Mrs. r. 4 Mcdonald
Mss Marie u. Oxnars. Miss Alice If OK
rzrd. {. E. Parcels. Mark Porter. r. n
pomroy. Miss Nellie Pcgnroy, Mrs. II. l.
pfttock T. Rickaryi. Mrs r. c. Radcliffe
Mrs W +. Reynolds. =. W Runvon. -
| Ruuyon Lieut.. Gen. J. NJ. Schoneld. Mrs
] NJ SchoAcld and servants Lieut.. r
| NJ Schof2eld. &rs. Il. VI. Schoaeld Miss
Stella Smith. lieut. Col Charles p
Sshofseld Lieut.. Col. J. r. Sanger. Il. d
/ Sorners Miss r. A SQTague Mss Uar-
riest Sherman. T -. Solser. Mrs. T. u
SOBER Miss J. Soper. Mrs. : W. Saea
parrow sage. y. NJ. Smith. I. : Schfnltt
Mel SgIyerh@rg. Miss Anna Scouter. NfSs
Tav. Miss Hattie Tay. George ". T4lelv
John q. JrQnhars. III. Il. Veeaer. @. II.
Nhspvie, n. Waterman. y. WestheiFnsr.
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