The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-01

$sspV FDdA2@s more Approaching Inc Ot&nef
than the lower figure. No better equipped
crowd has ye. left this port. There were
forty boats aboard. knocked dcwa and
ready To put together when the mossnsaiu
pass In crossed. Besides this. nNariy
every passenger on beard II interested IN
or owns personally some az the horssv
which we're shipped north hy tho Etiith
thus mnxninG RAxytng accidents. every
aaf1nAAne1 - ,Nl6n13l1 x1aiaAit - 1fsiks
his way into the ciondyks. nr sofne ctifsf
OF the mining districts on the yukan a.
his taste may dictate aud arrive there
with an outfit which viii insure him from
any Dependence upon the stores for hss
supplies for good many months to come
There were the usual scenes at the de-
pnrture Of the Rosalie. the usual farewell
greetings were exchanged with friends on
board, ard thafe WAS the usual passenger
who had celebrated hts departure In
search Of gold ant wisely. but too well.
and who took occasion TO appglse every
body 81 his condition A. The aasaiis,
drew cut irons the dock s1e WAS safutsd
by repeated blasts from the whistle ot
the lighthouse tender CoiumSius. which
lay 81 the head os the dock and by wav-
Ing handkerchief and cheers from those
who had assembled 20 witness her de-
parture. which saiutes both the vessel
and her passengers returned.
Thsre were ~ passengers IN board. ~
which The following to the iiat of fhoss
from Seattle, the Hist ~ these wno booked
at other rsTts not having been received
AT :he local office;
". ~. Hanks r. r. q. Herry. Omar
Morris. l.. r. Crazy. e. h. Walker. y. 4.
r.utx r. 4 Bates James Winter. Robert
Wiley. Frank Becker, II Pugsir. ". =.
Cobl.sgh II. G. Bofae. r. J. Barry. e.
Hanna. r. Quinlin. r. u Wells. e. J.
Grcwer W T.. Sapoffaa. G. Scffoglge
" YT French Mrs. ". ". French. r r.
French. T. 8 Marian. J. A. Mcdonald.
A. FBnks. ~. -. King, a. T.. gslslan. ".
II. cuffiu. r. g. TreVaFros. ~i6iiaa 2.
TrsgarTow. q. A. Upper. L. r. Arffa. ~.
H. Nelson y. f. Barrett George r. paw.
l. MIL y. l.. Bgtier. Roy Davis. A H.
Rand. J. " Parks. " H. Butt Charles
o'prsrn. s. r. Randolph. Arthur Asiei. -
tAar Warner. g z. Dowaie n. ~. Ew-
ing John KaIen. r. Fl. Erowni8g. I. x.
Davidson. Thomas FOX. William H.
Hughes. Newman JACOB. +. !. RsYsurn.
r H. Sankay clair Kenanore. a Cross
man. 8 Archer. g. Ksihefg a. Baker, 4.
= Todd. e r.. Trenarn&n. a. ID. FeEgu-
son. " y, Jones, r. e Bfarkstt, O. ofss
L. Ieeray. Ed Griler. James Geary.
Thomas Rasehgil r. ~. Arnold farm
An8eraoB. F. ". Buffers, r. "a Taggerf.
r Suislng. g. r. Pudgen. c. Adams. :.
Adams. O. l. Hanson. e. J. Olsen. q.
Noble. Charles Lewis. J. r. ttndyun. J.
Small. l.. ]. Stevens. G. Moore. =. ".
Jones. William HcGes. Jams Mcclellan,
r.. J. I<oz her : &. Hayes r.. j. Osbarn.
swaa johnson. e. = with .. r. Horn.
sam sewm1m. ] r. Weber, John Joa-
rerzon. william n. Heekafay.
The Hext passenger Steamer which
leaves foy Dyes ana HFaegag. according
~ the polished schedules. is tae Al-Kt.
advertised 70 satl on Monday. AggBst e
Whesher sne wla get away ~ thar .sa4s
fa prehIsnatieaL TIE RapeH Transst.
which sails sonaorrow csrFtes no passen-
rers hsr cargo being principally peek
s4crsea for use on the trail. Ths Villain
etie. wnieh sails on T1sasAay. wfil carry
n the largest eTosEd ~ Ear wrieh hss
yet found sheir wsy n ths negtn by any
steamer this sumner. Sas Will carry 20
passengers.
THIS steamer E6ith. chartered bT Fraak
Barns ard ais associates 20 carry nafsas
north. principally fcr ire passs sEH*s ~
TIE Rowaiie belonging % the far2e eo'o~
nanv seff fer skagfgay AZ 70 s'-i5sa yes
fsYasy morning. Ine had On board sfxtB-
eight hgrses. .ntenaed fer parking 9n tFss
trail oYar white pass. A tarEs nun sser
gs skeee horses were ogae4 ~ tas pas-
x%rgers On ths Essss3e.