The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-31
our VISIT 70 Capt. Hooper Tie Grant .
also away on Z cruise
sr~.-1 a-~4~ s-.a~ s.e evn~astfrses h*@ letter


our VISIT 10 CAPT. Hooper. The Grant -
also away on Z cruise
Two aavz ia.sr he eDnsinues hss letter.
ssyve left Dutch Harbsr AZ 5 o'esoek ?.
fss YESTERDAY viii strong. fatr ~ina ara
all SAT- set We are rapidly fe1.fsS 81 tss~
80 miles thai we must max bier We 80
St. Michael iris sea h - S1a.so~ fsas
the wirsd causes Qaits "A essrnEnDt10n, arc
the snip II rolsfag worrc than az any tine
dnrinx the voyage
Or the next day.
the .eathsr Is pleasant. bat 80 foesy
. .hls Thsrs a. srs isIsnds IN me viclHlfy
Ard Capt Kb6sfen = eofa3s1niAy Or szs
bridge SeaFiy az Re passssgeFs are -
De- Tnsy are r En- - p. .s1. nzS' Z,
veil. t0 iss quickly ac4asred 1T their
5ourney.s end. How many e these visions
viii be realized Who can tsisy'
On August s.
s~rhls afternoos, about 40 O'Clock. she
chip CAM ~ a Est6sn stop and irnTHesii-
not necessary - ask wzy. for au ouafnot4a
humping 81 the stssanser told ~ nat sae
was Or ne Bottom. We as on f1s HaSGtsi
Of the Yukon ard The wafer = Tsgy enai-
low. II has been 80 f08gy for $50 d8ys
ff1at fhr captain has 6aru szssa9le 30 Ee1 q
reckoning ard shs ssiD was probably q
little 8T ner course. However. aside from
slight scare 70 some Of the passengers
no harm mas been done.
From ss. Michael harbor. August g.
I'VE arrived here At II a. n. today. Ow-
ing 10 shallow water We are anchored
aDJuf TWO miles from the wharf. We snaN
g. On shore se8se tine sais Afternoon The
prospect now j. that we snail e detained
here az FAST ten days.
The letter tells Of a meeting with a
highly interesting character or sa0re.
Sunday, August 5.
II met yesterday very bright. interest
~ nan Jesuit father named barIs1Hs.
sa5d 10 be 4 nephew of Gen. SherHsAGl-
Father BaFuum has beea n TITS coGatry
for saore thar seven years aud has ex-
tensiye knowledge ~ iis geography. eli-
Taate, etc IL IL difficult for me 20 UNDER
stand how this bright. 4ctsse man can con-
tent himself III this desoiate part OF the
word. ! asked him how long he Intended
70 remain. lie replied. We are ike SOL
disrs. subject 10 orders. When sent - q
place we remain until ordersd ELSEWHERE
ar Lsns, the 81. Michael agent % the
Aiasks IoslfnsfclaI Company. told re
that Father Barnam was q member CT A
wealthy Baltimore family and at one time
highly successful business man In ssvy
York city Suddenly he gaYe % business.
UT. and here he Is"
Gov. hcfsraw thus describes the lannch-
nng Of the rev steamer Hamilton. WcGnex-
day. August n:
We were called a, 2.g ihis morning TO
witness the launching of the Hamilton
NHfeh t1oh pace N . q CLOCK, htEB tide. IL
was beautiful launching Tha steamer
Eliaed into the wnter without a hitch and
ae gracefully AZ swan. Che b. 4 Are boaf
With ali mod rn appliances. including eIae-
lrlc lgnis. Eearcnllgbt. eleeirie bells etc
Miss Heaiy christened the new craft u.s.
Ing bottle OF genuine Pommery for the
purpose We now hope that the Hamilton
VIII xst away ny the 18th. Nothing has
yet been heard from the Weare. the sfeam-
tr that should have been here when Ne ar
rived she has doubtless me- with an
accident ~
On August IL he notes the arrival of the
Excelsior. After few days of stormy
vsatneT. ne writes on August i6 that The
Hamilton Is ready for her voyage ana
WIN take off the passengers from the port
land next morning.