The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-04
SAIL THIS MORNING.
AND THE w,lLAPA FOR JUNEAU
The IAims Carries Away Two Hun
dred People and the Utopia Has
xsariy ~ Aany-The Tr1lby.



rresIff and passengers same 50 thick 70
the steamer Wi!iaq1 yesterday that much
was turned away because Of lack Of space
No live stock was taken. ali space being
reserved for general merchandise Beside
those passengers taken from Seattle. a
number Of herfhA have been engaged by
Tacoma parties. and sitter stopplng at the
latter port The wiiiapa will BE- loaded TO
the fullest capacity. The run through 20
Dyea will be made this time as heretofore.
the passenger rate from Juoeau being $40
each and freight s. per ton. Parties ready
20 start On their journey to the Yukon are
numerous Ia Juneau and the steamers
running 20 Dyea have always fun passen-
ger nsfs-
Following IL the passenger list OF the
wnIzpa. Casin--Ar. and Mrs. r. o.
emith. Mr.. and Mrs Fsieoner. MISC Lucy
Walters. SIR. and Mrs. e. A ID. Davis. A
Hicks. John A. Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs.
V. G. Spanlding. J. W butcher, III. Le
Cam. a. s. Trimbis. +. D. Berry. J. +.
Berry. A. Brown, J. II. Mccorkle and Miss
French. steerags--John Leonard. Thomas
Ford. N RidIugton. Daniel Boyle. W.
Moran. A. Nelson. W e. Mortord. p. &
dc vfIie and James Lathbery.
The Utopia and Lakme To-day.
The steam schooner fakme Will sail for
Alaska sometime this morning. with the
largest list OF passengers ina; has yet left
this port for Alaska. She was lying al
Gaines dock yesterday ard was Inspected
by large numbers Of men Tickets had
been sold 20 1911 men yesterday. and before
the steamer sails this morning over 20
Will probably be booked. Those who
have taken passage are. A. Watson. G.
MorshoUse. Q. Peterson. +. Kennedy. H +.
Burns. f. a. sanborn. J. l.. Lerchsr. u. +.
Stone. II. +. curtain. +. A Now. o. A
Treadway. +. ". Fulton, +. Clarke VIII
burg. Mr. and Mrs. A. Aiierton. John
Wood, Thomas Allerfon. Thomas Nichter
r. d. Van Alstyne, J. r. Van Aistyne, w.
T. Graham. y, A. Mott. ID. Crabbe. 8 y.
Goff. J. Shaw. 7. VI. Reed. A. Griffin. II. G..
Odell, Fred Crosier, r. W Pitcher. H.
Ho>tian. J. Reilly. J. G. Mcdonald. +. r
Nccurdy. III. Sohiegal. c. T.. Hswkey. J. T.
Napage. II. a. Davis. J. l.. Melvin, T. r.
Parr. G. l. Bits. ~. @. CriSsey. Frank
Rotheil. James Kelly. W. r.. Snowden
Robert Thomas. william Grif1ths. j. Mel
yoy, J. Meivoy. ST.. y. Hartman. ]. ID.
Murray. 4. T. Ravens, c. A Deilig /. /.
Mlium. w. Gilbert. w. Schroeder o. T.
johnson. II. O Naen.z NJ T.. Lake
George Sanger. Ben Jones. c. Huffman.
y. ID. Cribs. George Shenee. Albert Ship
per, c. W. Fish. William Alexander. 4.
Christ. William Kit Carson A W Towie
j.. J. Edwards. A. Blackstone. Peter Paul
son, T.. HerYert. T.. Hergert. tr.. j. W
Hall. A. Anderson. T.. J. Johnson William
s. Morton. J. r. Morris. W. n. Place, j.
w. Osborne. Albert Ross. J. n. Gillian.
a. G. Mathews William Bonsor, ]. II.
Mcintosh, c. A. Mcintosh. John Motif,
Fred Matte. II. A. Gufy Frank Duian
William II. Messick. F. c. Rissig. John
Stephen. 9. A. Mott. j. Molds. Mr. and
Mrs. J. Rivers. ]. W. Field, W r Giilett.
J. En,wistle. O. I. Lee. T. G. Hallam. O
g Neiand. J. J. Hornborg. NJ Foster, w
+. Mcbride. George Burch. II. willis. G.
Bugeiow. J. A. Edwards j. X. Edwards
william snfonk. A. w. Parker. J. T.
Socket. George Riotcher. T. Newins. A. I.
Cornage. c. Young. II. X Ball Fred Hey-
dlann, ". H. Hila. II. A. Raihan. c. J
Olsen. J.. h. Hobby. +. @. Henry. George
Cox. r. c. Nevins. T Anthony. F. r
Twichen. J. Macarthur. r. f. McFlheney
Charles Mason. J. Dorbolo. J. Cignomi,
j Pedaretu, c, q. Rude. H. Quinn. C. 3D.
sperry, j A. Brown. a. Brown. F. Brown,
T. n. Mulroy. J. Houston. J. J. Hackey
J. Mead W. ~ Mockler. a. J. vinnedee
W. +. Ninnedge, Mr.. and Mrs III X Fol
som and two sons. George Slater. W. NJ
Wheeler, J, Mead. " Vlief. ". T. Saelev
Edward Good. Albert Larsen. T. 2unger.
Peter Rask. Martin Mayer. Edward
Moody; G. +. Derby. T. II. Muiroy. J.
fAA"'N hNtAfFs J. IL fOWtes. r. II
Wakefield. Emerson Wakefield uayrs
Wakefield, Harry Wakefield. ] II stet-
son, u. Galloway L. s. Scott. c. =. David
ron, Louis Bertrand. Edward bertrand
William joy. J. c. Corrigan. G. w. Clark
George z. Clark. W. T. Graham. J. + Nc
tarfy. T. NJ Madoie. Ioupe Duber. w. Il
Delaney. J g. Birch and j McI.ennan.
Steamer Utopia viii also sail Tor Cook
inlet THIS morning. with about 10 passen-
gers.
Alaska To Have TrlIbv.
Tho sicop Trilsy viii sail for Cook tnle,
IN lew days. taking as many passengers
a. she can conveniently carry. They viii
no. te nunerous es the Trllhv Is small
She u staunch little vessel and we'll ntIa
To make fhs voyage
J. J. campbell. who has been nt,rser ~
the steamer Uma'iila for ten years has
rcsEned his position TO take a trim Il, COX
ih'"t, tie was smitfcn with the fever ARA
coula not rest until he had thrown nm /,
EooH position. purchased an oufAt ana
engaged berth on the f.akme ue NJ.
regarded aS one Of the best men In ~
service Of the company.