The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-05

Raised ~ q Monfh-Mesieo Ex-
p~cs~a From Dyea To-day ar To-
merro~-aevfsed sailing Dates.
A s.earrlalsssss whsssie. prolonged ard loud.
Tsahirsd the Osynspses that purple the hay.
III goiSaa gpgerfsor, The orb Of day
Paints clouds ard the rspples yellow glow.
AZ nrlzhs Az the gold meath the See and
0s fsr-away cIondyke. vhsre Jin's to 90.
ore golssn moment wife elings 10 ais neck.
So~ ... .1sd !. eys 49, a. b said. fors ne
Li;ue NsiTs golden heads psliowed close
10 his face,
Ard dozens Of kssses-a loving embrace
Are sxcf.a .gsss-sfsn With the young ard
TIE cid,
J.nz's gone-gone. ard the sunsets In gold.
On. God is II J.fa'se Has he starved in the
Storm
Has he hraved all the dangers, lursd for
ward by gold,
and coidg
No. Hark. There's startling ring al tho
Awakening the wife ard dear little Nell.
a hurried toilet ard rgzh to the door.
a scrHsns and Jsmz IT. her arms once
more.
Years have passed since then and Neiiss
50 Din . a grandpa 20 dear little Ted.
And dear grandma has made him jeans
That. contained all the gold that jim
brought back.
And the neighbors declare there's no one SO
For there Il sss TO marked on the seat
III TIE pair as jeans that @ere made from
the sack
That contained All the gold that Jim
Charles r. Lamb.
Cleveland sails To-day.
The first steamship 10 leave here for
St. Michaels after the Portland. which
WAS borne away on the crest of the first
wave Of C1ondyke excitement. VIII be the
Cleveland sailing today. This vessel
especially chartered By the North Amers-
can transportation and Trading Cora
pany for one voyage has been fitted out
@ish extra accommodations allowing her
70 carry ig ali 80 passengers. OF sup
plies for the North American Trausporta-
ton and Trading Company she Will carra,
over i,oo tons Both passengers and
freight Will be transferred st ST Mi
ehaels 10 steamers running mp the river
to Dawson City. Following the Cleveland
for 81. Aiehaeis, on August . will be the
steamer Eliza Anderson, and on August
II the steamship Humboldt These last
steamers are sent by companies OF re-
cent organization and will also connect
ar the mouth OF the Yukon with river
steamers
Tho Cleveland was being loaded yester-
day az the Schwabacner dock and VIII
probably ho ready 10 sail today at noon.
She VIII have several passengers OF prom
inence. She Is not so dlssinctiveIy q Se-
atile boat IA the Portland which carried
away men well known locally. Among
those booked on the Cleveland is n Illiam
j. Hutchinson son OF II. h. Hutchinson.
once IA millionaire Spectator OF Chicago.
known all over tho United States
as ''Ola Hutch" Mr.. Hutchin-
North American Transportation and
Trading Company. OF which his brother
Charles Hutchinson, IS a director He Will
represent the company al Fort Cudahy.
Capt. +. NJ. Ray and Lieut. Richardson
L. s A, the officers who are 10 COM
nsand the troop ordered 10 the Yukon
by the government. will also be passen-
gers on the Cleveland. They go north
under sealed orders and viii be followed
nsxt spring by sixty soldiers from Fort
Russell. The outfit accompanying these
officers i one OF the most complete that
could be planned. They have about three
s0us, Including everything that could
possibly be needed
Following Is a list OF the Cievelands
passengers from Seattle;
Sam spingcS. l.. r. ovarstreet Charles
Autsarvifh. e. Grifnth J. r. N Iegen=.
Hattie Wilson ". r. Harmon. ". J
Weisser. II simpson. T. J. Slater Capt
james FaAcoe. j l.. Muldowney, f. Cha
bat. A. q. Parker, II. Cook, III. { Will
lek. " <, Pireecffsn. Harry Cansweu j.
l.. Thomas " W. Summers. J. Barr
more. ". W, Rogers J NJ Partridge. T.
+ Boiana, r Is stun :. Allis. T. Lowles.
George 5. !seGava Pat Connect. NJ Alex
ander. Slammed O}Sorwsssr. John StroIley
+ 7. BRrTs. Louis dc Polinlerc y Cha
reat. Joe Roman, Tom Randolph. George
NJ BeidHn. +. z narnetf George NJ
Dunn. George W. Randolph, T. Ballet.
$ II Sloan, jules Trendley J. II Nom
Yaumons Edward Hansen. W II Glass.
r. tiahernsl Adolph Hock. n NJ Burn
side T. W Leveps. " :. Levens. J. .
Taylor +. +. Hardesty. VI. peggingeE t.
J.. Holt W. BuCken. tr.. 5. T. kincaia.
William McHrhle, =. Block. j. I. Cock. II
Anderson. y ". Williams j. J. Kirk
bridge, 20 Patterson. j y. Bar
clay tr-, &. IL. Harvey. Thomas
Gillespie. W. j Cram. John Ryan.
George l. Gresg. Sam George
Jack Allouhi. George Glrty. W + FYtx-
gerald. N9ke pwyer ~-- n~ming. William
Richard a. r. Stewart Ben Olson, =
Aark~. George " Reed George Fl Plum
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