The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-19


Mrs. j. e perrey A. Fish A. DerinEer.
Joseph Gs4rer \. AsrcoaE- Joseph Green.
A. e. Tannbsli. E S. Hopkins, Mrs. B. Ho-
gen, j. B. Kenney j. r. Rods. g. Mon
nest. W. s. Snanks. F. Fisk, E. s. JET
freys Mrs. NJ Mclean. Mrs. E. Mclean.
l. FL Little. p. Raymond. H Il. Ray
nond Annie Hughes
Thirty-sour cf the above list went 10
Juneau: one went 20 Douglas and one to
wrangea; thirty OF the remainder wsat
TO Dyea and twenty went to Skagway
bay
While the steamer vas taking on her
freight IL was necessary 10 stretch lines
70 prevent the crowd from choking Up
the gangways when the crew and long
Shcresnen ware ioz6igg. In the great
warehouses the scene looked like fair.
TIE goods were piled high, the crowds
jostiess ard sxayed. Rsd-shirted sweat
ing men pushed trucks loaded with boxes
and bags II only needed the hraying
of a brass band. In secluded corners
men and women sat talking in low tones,
holding each Others hands In one place
A man sat unneryed. His wife's arms
were about his neck, her head was on
his shoulder and she was sobbing. He
was going 10 Alaska and leaving her Ie-
hind Then baby boy stood beside his
mother. mis- tiny hand ciutching her dress.
His big eyes were wide open watching
the scene OF excitemens. obFfv,ous Of the
pain of separation. He tried TO drag mis-
mother TO the sunlight. where the men
were talking iouGest. but she only clung
the closer
AS the shadows grew Tong 1t ended.
The taking on of cargo was complet ID.
Hca-se voices directed the casting off of
lines and the echoes Of the din of few
moments before were lest among the
beams and rafterS Of the building. IS
the Ai-ki slowly pulled away from the
dock. straining AT her bow lire. SO as 10
clear the Puehla. whish lay partly across
the slip. the people on board sent up
cheer: "Hurrah for the kiondike.'' and
the crowd on the dock answered back
with its gooi-hyes ana hopes for the luck
of the adyeaturesome ones. The last
lire was cast of and the Al-ki was free
TO go on her journey. Handkerchiefs
were waved and then it was all over.
Women with tear-stained faces hurried
through the crowd the hapdkerchiefs
that We're waved aiieu were pressed 20
aching eyes. The careless respected the
grief of those who felt the going away.
and stepped aside.
The first-class accommodations of tire
steamer Queen. which sails next Friday.
nave all been taken, so have those cf
The Portland which sails for st. aiichaels
tomorrow. The Pacific Coast Steamship
Company has already sold many reser-
tatfons for the Mexico. which goes north
rext Sunday. and many places have been
taken for the same steamer from san
francisco The upper rooms for the
Mexico have already been given out.
Other Departures and Arrivals.
The steamship Unlatila sailed yester-
day morning for San Francisco with the
following first-class passengers:
Max Schwahacher. Il. T. Gilnin, Mrs.
Gilpin. l.. r. Giipin. Mrs. G.. Schlumpf.
Miss SchlImpf. Mrs. G. Markus, J. NJ.
Layhue. Mrs. J. 81 Iayhue. Daisy Boyn-
ton, Lille Boynton. Mrs. W. Boynton.
H. d. Livingston. Mrs. II. ID. Livingston.
Mrs. NJ. Myers. ". r. Girard. Mrs. W.
b. Glrard Miss Mary Polk. John Talbot.
Henry Boyle Mrs. j Mills. Mrs. ". II.
Moody, F. G. Schernstein. James Byrne,
jr, F. E. Dingiey, s. r. Woodward,
Peter Swanson Nellie Williams n Bias
berry. r. s. Emmons. Mrs. j. II. Einhorn
A. ]. Hart. F.. Michael. Mss S. Jacobs,
Raymond West. Mrs. r., w. West. Peter
Faik. Mrs. Falk. Mcses Quenviiie. Mrs.
p. Van Loan. Mrs. ]. II. Sears. Charles
Muller Mrs r A. Cotteril, w Smith.
Genevievs Markus. Jeanette Livingstone.
Elose Livingstone. Henry Livingstone.
Fl. Dodge Harry West. Mabel West.
Myrtle Van Loan, Mics Hattie Rrnker,
F. Soule G. l.. Dresbach, Miss Josie Ma
lcney. Miss Frances T. Murphy. Mrs.
Kerr. Miss Mary Rowe. James NJ Black.
Mrs. James NJ. BLACK. l.. J. G, Fogg Mrs
Fogg w. II. Mccormick. Mrs. Mccor-
mick. John N. Fogg. Mrs. A. Sherwood.
Mrs. J. II. Allen. ,. Hs7AHsn. Miss NJ. r..
Allen Miss Compton. G.. Johnson Mrs.
James McCaw. J. =. Bail. ir.. f. Lamping,
J. c. Kelly. A. j. Carroll Miss Lawrence.
f. V. Duck. c. T.. Hathaway. G.. A.
Spencer II. f. Cushman, Mrs. +. S.
Farnsworth, Emma Robust, Harry
Daniels. III. p. Kennedy and w +. Ed
wards The Umatila's freight from Sc
attic was eighty Eight tons OF miscef-
Ianeous cargo.
The City of Puebla arrived at o'clock
yesterday morning from San Francisco,
bringing f,ill cargo and passenger list