The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-22
inches in diameter. stroke, IS inches. with
steam supplied from four steel boilers at
a pressure of 30 pounds.
LOADED TO THE GUARDS.
Steamship Corona sails for Alaska
Several Parties for the Winter
TraiI to Dawson.

Steamship Corona sailed yesterday morn
ing for Alaska with all her passenger ac-
Communications and freight space taxed. So
great was the rush that both freight and
passengers were refused and the overflow
will half fiji the next steamer scheduled
10 start for Dyea and Skaguay. The IA
miliar scenes OF few months ago when
every departing vessel attracted a large
gathering OF spectators are about to be re-
enacted. for the exodus has again begun
and il will now be the exception for
steamer TO leave without a fun compile
ment OF passengers and freight.
Several parties which viii attempt TO
reach the klondike this winter over the Ice
and snow were on the Corona w. V. and
Frank Cleary. OF New York city. repre-
senting number Of New York and Lon
don capitalists, will not wait until spring
10 cross the ChlIkoot pass. Indian guides
have been hired and they will start out
Immediately OH their arrival at Dyea-
The principal and most evident part Of
their equipment is twenty-five dogs. pur-
chased in this city 1t cost of 1850. II
is understood that the capitalists repre-
scented by Cieary have certain claims In
the klondike bonded. He will examine
the titles of the claims and look into the
values ot the locations. He expects TO
return some time n May. making an ex-
cepticnally quick trip. The somewhat in
VOWED status OF claim titles has made
Clearys mission necessary. There Is no
land office in the Kiondike region and in
the beginning the miners there simply Sc
iected one OF their number 10 act az re-
corGer and filed their certificates with
him. when the gold commissioner came
from Canada the recorder flied the GER
tlticates with him and there was an end
20 the formali;y. W V. Cleary Is a
nephew OF Cardinal McCloskey. OF New
York
Another party which will go in this win
ter "a the Milwaukee expedition. headed nv
F.. Campbell. The Corona VIII have fully
80 passengers and % tons OF freight be-
fore leaving the Sound. and over half %
the nnen ara prospectors. who VIII either
start for Dawson ~ once or will 80 very
early IN the spring.
The representatives ~ che Post-Tntelii-
genCer Alaska news syndicate, = r.
W3shaar and l. c Peass we're passen-
gers on the Corona Following IS a list ~
these haoked for the Corona from Seattle:
ASolph Heller, n. w CoCkerell r
Mills. T.. a. Arrahte. John Delaney. u
V. Log. Alien n billiard Henry Maxim.
Henry Allison. n \. Cunniaghan I =
Paddock. George ". Flick. " II Stekes
X. KNHdson. ivan Olson. Eroch Rev. II
J Oliver r. T. Prentice T II. Battle
II II. Davis, l.. n. Chapman. ~. n. A.
k!nson. A ChaEel. T.. e. peAsa r Il
Wishaar Jennie VI. Moline. E. " Clark
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Gale. NJ ElAs J \. Pearce. " r
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II. z, Hstton. ), a Williams. J. q N7{r
Les Tsvlor. I'd Sectt ~ w Shrix-,=a
y. s Hsir~ton. G F. BAILEY. ! z. case.
", s. Phillips. Matthew Kesruev. John
KELLEY, 4 :. Cox. Henry Boxsfan
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Turner George O TeSstr II X FRI
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