The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26

the passengers and crew Is one Of inter-
est. The first day or two out there was
much confusion and annoyance at meal
time, especially IN the Storage, where
so men were fed. The tables would only
accommodate about sixty-fiye, and con-
seQuently every plate had to be set nine
or ten times AS fast as man would
get up another would slide in. The or
SANITATION known as the committee
took things IN hand at once and en-
deay0red 20 arrange with the steward
some plan to avoid confusion. The
steward plan was for the committee
TO allow only enough men IN the saloon
az once "a I'll the tables. But everyone
wanted % be al the first tables so that
the plan failed. The story OF putting
eight men In chains Is denied by the Of
fcers-- bait they admit that enc man who
was drunk and threatening Was hand
cuGed and tied 10 the bridge. They say
thar he was pat OF at Seattle before
starting. However, there is reason %
believe that the committee" caught
three men in red-handed crime and put
them on at Juneau on the way Up.
revolver ard "a fur cap were reported
stoticu on the way 10 Skeguay. bat both
these articles Nere found afterwards A
set Of false teeth was also swept out by
the men who were cleaning up on the re-
torn tip. Tho damage done 10 the
goods b. the horses amounted 10 $50.
which amount ihe pursor paid % the
"oonmHtee" before leaving Skaguay.
The heroes were unloaded or tire wharf
az SAgggay with only the loss Of one ami
NAL This horse was accden ally pushed
into the sea. lt had Just been brought up
out IL che steamirs deck where Il was
very warm The cold water at once
chilled IL through. and II at once sank
in the icy water.
Another accident occurred while the
unloading vas in progress. Fred Laf-
fsrty, oue ~ the crew was Knocked H.
20 the water rs the bungllng work Of
one OF The sailors who was handling the
tackle Tuere was immense excitement
fer minute, and the Ict water almost
paralyEe3 LaGvrty a rose was thrown
him, however. as quickly ss II could Re
prcEgrcd ard be IVES hauled oct \
small amount CT supplies belonging 20
TIE miners was also lost overheard.
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The city - Skaruay f. described as q
place 90 g. ha ap'e For FIVE miles up
fhe traU There are te9ts aH 4icns CD t5th
s.aee. hat greater share ~ tse people
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tha trs3L Rain aud mBd aBa discomfort
ard confusion H~eta} tV1Fyz 7eFe- Zee
Estu naFe q severe res pect fer the vigil
ance committee. hut they refgsss % ohsy
cry autkorif~ Whe~ II GENES 20 worklcv
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