The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-29
lQnl)M FOR A SMALL BOY.
SAILS FOR ALASKA WITH
,vrRY BERTH OCCUPIED.
.-.Aved People Taken Prom the
.-A-s~veraI Parties Leave With
0.tass Purchased Here-live-
scene on Aesier wharf.

Steamer CITY os Seattie has accom-
.s..;<.1s for 60 peop5e- and before she
5 -. .se Sound she viii TO- have room 10
.~av q small bog. Size sailed from
-. :. midnight with 80 passengers. leax-
Z = s.sIrs souse freight for which room
{ - -. ha found. ard several people
s - ~srs unable 10 secure tickets. The
z. ~ .scord-cIass berths was stopped
.. .ssock YESTERDAY afternoon there be-
= :. ,ss, time not another berth left OF
- allowed 20 this port
800 wharf last night presented an an
- scene. Outfits 2@re piled up on ev-
sans Men with trucks were rushing
{ -. ana there while anxious passengers
=. standing about. representing vfgor-
80 n me wharf agents Row absolutely
s-,ssxary 10 was that Their freight should
: ,s.ssre before any otEter's- There were
sr.1s oxen and dogs. al making as much
-. As possible ART adding materially
= me general confusion.
rrrrsahsy the finest outfit loaded On the
s .xssr,r was that Of H. \. Coleman, repre-
{ go almost unlimited English capital.
:. sas fosfr men, six head % cattle. four
.. = provisions, eight tons Of feed aud
= xi.sis Expense kts been no object
- NJ Coleman III purchasing outfits for
/ ,s--.slf and men. ard as has eVoxytling
-. eoaIe be wished for on such a Jour
- and ser life IN such q region. The men
- hin, are David Porter Az Old pros
sSsto< OF years experience; Jack X.
. f..satng. for several months night clerk
= II. Butter hotel. and while not q prac-
ga miner man OF physical build that
,zau,sses well for his endurance. ]. II
sgsssi and ~ Harris. both Old miners. and
- ether The six oxen. sour purchased
4 psrltand and tw9 here. at a cost OF $50
. ssse are as hne brute specimens as
hsss yet gone north. The party Will join
: sxzgaay WishaaT and Psase. the repre-
Sasatiyez OF the Post -Iniesligsncer Alaska
ssxs Syndicate. who left on the Corona
=, week They Will Join forces and Will
fsssl together over the ice 10 Dawson.
rssrs Coleman viii make his headauar-
5. sending bis men out 10 prospect. By
& terms Of contract signed with each
eslsidaal member Of MS party. they are 10
.sss hin bali Of any discoveries they may
rsks as money they may earn. lie ex-
sets after getting his snen placed, to re-
ara here, leaving Dawson. IL possible, be-
sage the Ice breaks up "a me spring. be-
sars having Seattle he expressed his salts
asfsoB With the way ne had been tEeatee!
II lie merchants with whom ne had had
ssag:ngs. and By the people generally with
saon1 ne had come ia contact.
Tae Seattle has aboard any number of
GAL parties, most Of which will attempt
. fsscA the kloadike this winter. They
s9s sci QUILTED. having protited by the
s4sangs Of these who have come out. Il.
/ Bradley. OF Roseberg. or, who
FsaeAsd here from Dawson on the last
ssgags o. the steamer Resale with $50
Z gald dust 10 show for ons months
ssfs. starlee back Oh the Seattle, having
fa'chassd IN this city $500 pounds of pro-
VISIONS. +. ". Hart. OF This city, mas
ssslFsd q novel scheme 10 draw some
klosdlxe money his Way. he il taking
" 4aanIity OF excelsior 10 sell In pyea
aad skasuay for bedding. T. II. Hunter.
Fan city OF Massachusetts. went uu
SIN half dozen horses and dogs. When
ss bought his ticket he told Agent Carl
seiIenoers to expect the entire popuIa-
aaa of ais towu 10 arrive here in the
Efns for. he said. the place was klon-
Nse mad. W. h. Meade. who is taxing
y party OF six psospectors from CALI
sya'A, vas a passenger on the Seattle.
TIE Taecna party OF twelve, headed by
ehariss r. Devine. went on the Seattle,
sasifS witn them twenty-three tons of
Provisions bought IN this city.
aneag the Passengers is William
aasceter, the Eastern man who went
2 senne time ago with q herd OF cattle ,
~ attempted to drive them over the
As.ion trail and failing. took his outfit
2 sAaggay. DR.. T. Weldon Young. OF
IS city, also went north
W the next trip " the steamer Resale,
g weich she 8 scheduled to sail from
ere o. January 2. she will have from
uncover thirty mounted police.
f@teH'ag - list Of passengers booked
isen Seattle on the steamer City os Sc
ate
M. and Mrs. Emerson. Miss Emerson,
=. = inoney. Charles y. Noyes. w X.
assss, L. X. Gru6bs George ". Hrern-
,s'siier, o l. Morton. William Heney,
= ! Mcintosh, F. Squire. w Sunder-
: sssss. Nj and Mr., William Gottschalk,
: HsSs, Mrs. J. NJ Rowan. ". ]. Law.
=As'am Schmidt. Nj anl Mrs. II. And
.lsea' deoFge r. Adams, Mary y Thornp-
- James Rowan. Miss Smith. q. y.
!. ssal. Z Weldon Young. Mr. Grsgaths.
I. Ah}s. Roy Co,e. T n Rabbit VI.
.sasaee, Mr- and Mrs. G El Dunn. Mrs.
!, s's4e' asf daughter. Mr. and Mrs ".
eslssF Mss NJ Earle Miss Il Chris
ssare Marks Nell Macdonald. ".
!. s3e. Mrs ! II S,o3iard VI 4. Mer-
= l. Tiaaail. : Fechhe.me-. r. T. e.
49, II. y Coleman. J N Lasvertne
ss0sors schmtit. y Kshle. LLOYD
!. scheFiy. William waechter
:, - {, Neech'er Miss A. \ Waechter
: 0.ks isaac r4rty AIRS J J. John.
Hart and 20 Second-ciasS.
-. .ae Steamship city of Topeka. sailing
= &ega ine. viii also bs crowded as wsii