The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-12
1 BIG DAT On TIE front.
Tn1EE STEAMERS WJTm MAxY
PAsxExCEns sAIk EOnTM.
--Dlssgs WsslA Have G~se, bss
vseight D<sasneA Her-otg Csswas
Wien~ss the Sseaness' Departure.


steamers Tor ALASKA. namely the Al-ki,
Brfxham and the Humboldt Tae Dirieo.
Ter Copper river ard Lynn canal ports.
WAS scheduled to leave yesterday, Dull X
WAS found impossible 10 get the wnoae of
har cargo on board In time, and ner ssii-
ing Was postponed until today. 0ne VIZ
jeave early In the forenoon
The Humboldt was the frss weasel 20 -
away, She sailed AZ is.m q m- with her
decks crowded with passengers and her
hold well stocked with freight. She ar
rived Sunday evening from San Francasce
with isse @e.eenxers. Twenty Of these we're
booked for Seattle. She sailed yester-
DAY with shi.ty-one passengers VINO en-
Gagged berths at this port, which, taken To-
e4ther With those from Ban Francisco
amounted TO ISL passengers. I'll told. The
Humboldf.a Seattle passengers were:
J. ID. Marks. Myrtle Stanley. Bert Nei-
son, Eugene Jansen. Edward Pspot. q. A.
Wan8er and wife, r. Daine.. r. L. spau'd-
I'M, o. F. Rubei. Nellie Leuiore. Gussie
Lemore, Mrs. c. Johnson. Florence Daw-
esa, Belle I.emore. J. H. Huffman. Annie
Munohan. J. Foster, M. Farrell. John Doe.
+. a. Warner. ". J. Bell. b. L. Holmes. J.
Elmer Johnson. Warner Nelson, G. =.
Ueave, Jack Smith and r. CcaIeS.
Steamship Al-Kt cast OK her lines and
pulied away from tho Ocean deck AZ
O'Clock last evening The steamer was
aIonSsidc the Stetson 4 Post mill dock
during the morning, loading large ship
lacnt OF lumber for pyea. A largo herd
Of live stock. composed Of horses ana
steers. was taken north on tbs Ai-hi this
trip
following II . lis: Of the Axis pas
1engefs:
First c;ass-Thomas Smith. Mrs. Shan
non, Frank Seagson. George ~. Grover.
W. n. Piper. II. Tuftle. J. Fitzpatrick.
Mrs. A. Fourtle. J. SaIlee. George II.
Cores. Mrs. c. Berg. w. r. eebree. H. L.
Harding. Mr.. Ailyr.ck and wife.
second class-kaie MsMulien. Dennis
Ccsbetf, James Curtis. c. ]. Donley. J. n.
phulips. John L. Peterson. Matt Lind
quest. James Penthars. George H. Brown.
The steamer Brixham. Capt. Durie.
coutroiied by the Boston & Alaska Trans
rdrtAtioE Company. sailed from the Ar
iineson dock on her initial voyage for
Lynn canal ports At p. m. Tho Brixham
carried loo passengers. and was heavily
loaded with freight.
Following Is her passenger list:
w. @. Hutton. J. w. Crawford. L. KID
der N. A. Lavavay. l.. o. Wiicuxou. J. W.
Cook. T. 4. Tootaaeker. J. w. cAssIdy.
4. e. Craig d. c. w. Guild. q. b. Prad-
den, e. Mcoualien. A Peterson. w. B.
NearS. g. Phillips. Rev Charles w.
Ryder. 8. II. Flanders. w. II. Farrah.
Frank Walda s. J. Powell. r. Y. Nelson.
e. e. Leman. NJ Trostler. r. G. Carlson.
J. corbett. e. W. Foster Walter Wright.
c. r. xeck, n. r. Norman. q. -. Bond.
n. n: Britt. Nat Mayazin. Mr.. McQuad.
n. e. Mccready. Peter Peilefruger. A. y.
Parker. c. w. Conerfcrd, A. Jones. II.
g. Markisogl Mrs. II. c. Astcheil. J. n.
Sylvester, r. II. 6te3fen. G. b. Howison.
~. p. MiGheil. w. J. Schmitt. 8 r. Hall.
4. Wheeler, George J. Henry. F. Hol:is
J. w. Pearson. John Nanogue, Mr.. J. W.
Roberts. Mrs. =. G. Burdick. William
Owens Francis brisco. J. Joseph Dillon,
u. LeoH. Thomas Jones. F. Berry. Mark
Wheelen. a. Whan. Q. Whan, a. j. Hefsd-
nan. W A. Dempsey. MI. Pickett. J. Card.
xLrA L. Edwards. OF Chicago. L. Murdock.
J. Dhspougn. :. ROBERTSON Fred
Eastman. =. Cooke. W. n ogden, John
hoQptoon, ~ a. ANDERSON, =, y. Ander.
ou ~ WILCOX. i. -. MetsouGh. W.
!. 0SIa. w y rooney, La N. Wilson.
Aspsst sonss. =. g. ssoou. y r Lewis.
= T. Slater. Joseph Sarston. Ed Window.
John Campbell. J. 8. cassen. J. 8. Green.