The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-05
Blown on Mary Island While
Towing Bark Columbia.
ooLo ON STEAMER SEATTLE.
- Arrives rfsn Skagway WIN
12O Passengers ana So-
FIRST Snow Falls In Soaehern
AInska-yew Strike On scroGgte
Creek. Near Moath Of Stewart
River Causes Rush From Dawson

a.eamer City OF Seattle arrived from
Gksgway and way ports at ID O'clock ias.
n5xiat with 10 passengers SIZE pIoosA.
conssderable golo dust. the purser nasshs
charge OF ss0oy0. The heaviest SACK was
owned by G. G. Caldwell. VINO nad iIona
$1,000 to t15.0ge Sailor BIZ Parrioss,
Al Old traveller tn various mining districts
az the world brought satchei which y
satd to have contained over fifty pounds OF
gold dust
n ashore half mile s,usnwest o. Inc Gus Gus
toms house on Mary island, and VIII PROB
sbsy not get OF, IL a, all, before the next
high tide. The WaHowa was towing aoWn
the bark Columbia. when In a heavy gsle
Of wind she went ashore al , O'Clock AS
TUESDAY afternoon. she is lying on heT
starboard beams end. II was hoped tnas
The following high tide would n,k axe n nes ID
With her b0wsYr.t almost over TIE kno!s
line, and rot enough sea room 70 run 70
IN Z mild gale. TIE Wai.9@a be.on M , :,
here with the Columbia IN tow loaGei WIZ
rats and railway material for Skag"ay -, a
month ago. They were on their way Dacs
when the accident occurred.
The Seattle stopped At the BrixaAm M
week. near Blashke island, the morning o.
October = on hsr way vi ana l tnas ~ - ,ns
ConpeH went aboard. the engines % .ns
Brixham had been pushed into one corner
OF the engine room, but ste was otherwise
IN apparently no wore condition than TIE
day after she struck.
The first snow Of the season at skasway
fell last Saturday night and Sunday morn
Ing. the storm lasting all that time. ccu-
Die Of inches remained on the ground
Several rev strikes are reported, one o.
which Ia on Scroggie creek. near the mouth
OF the Stewart river. There was a rush
there from Dawson, and 800 men are said
10 be there locating all the available
GrcrnG. Some Of the passengers say the
cfeek prospects favorahiy.
20 ~ dtSC0v.
cry n the Dalton trail was brought down
on ne Seattle. The amount was only about
sac. bat Il Is Of superior quality.
twenty or thirty Of the Exceislor's pas
seHgers from the Copper river country were
brought down. They had nothing but hard
HEX stories TO tell
The Seatties passenger list follows:
George Dyer. DIR. A. Lawyer. c. L. Hart
sen and son. Mrs. q. NJ. Hoyt. F. Higgins,
Mrs. Higgins and son. Nellie Stoli. II. r.
Hempsted. Mrs Baiiy, Guy G. Brown. +.
F. Brown. c. j. Shoemaker. J. A. Hoffman.
J. @. Nelson. George Larsen. r. Trvvete,
r. ]. Mead. A. Waiman. A. Sutherland J.
J. Taylor, w: Reef. p. r. Lunde. c. Hart.
sen. G. Bowman, William Work. w South
ard. Sam Dalton. W. w. Kelly. r. r. An
derson. Louis Perfer DIR. ". ". Mallory.
Herbert Swanhorn. +. de Avery, Rob WILL
son. Gustave Moelier James Lennon.
James Lysle, l.. NJ. DAILY. r. Carson. r.
Carroll. A. r. Work, A. G.. Mcbride A.
Dodge. Q. Roehl Rob Kline. Annie Baker,
G. 8. Flicheimer. Fred Burns. c. Twiggs.
p. j. Hearstron, ]. Higgins. A. II. Winter,
W. c. Gates. l.. s. Allies. Mrs. r. II. War
ner. lily q. Hall, n. r. Lewis. W. A. Mil.
iirgton. Joseph Sessford. ". j. Partridge.
j.. Mckeown. g. II. Wood. William Perfer,
ii. j. Nelson, y. Jameson G. Linden. J.
Reid. J. NJ. Scammon. q. A. Nelson Sam
uel MatheSon. W. W. Beck. A. c. Klaus.
J. w. McC'abe. NJ. X. Kaiem, Mrs. Kalem,
C. q. Caldwell, Mrs. Caldwell. r. G.. White.
Carrie Wincheil, G. ]. Johnson. DIR. De
Carr. D. Doran. A. N. Gray. @. c. Croker.
II Waterman. G.. j. Howette. J. Grien. J.
r. O'Fsrien. r. LAWYER. NJ y. Gleason. J. G.
Stephens. J. A. Lawrence. II. r. Creigh-
tom. w. Montgomery. Fred Weston, H.
Weston. J. +. Nelson, Adolph Rester, S. r.
Williams l.. Young s. f.. Baker. j. r,
Whippe. N. Becknan. Guy Stallion. NJ
WEIGH, c. Richardson. 8. Porter John
Morris. a. w. Brown, a. c. Johnson, Fred
McMillon. NJ. McMiIlon. f. Donueily, G..
johnson ". l. McKeon. William, Leslie.
A. r. Huney William Laird. Mrs. w. Ray
mond. c. j. Baker. w. Bonnell. w. L. WEEP
Ter Ernest Pecks. j. III. Connolly G. Is.
Oliver. Mics A. Hotel. Alma Hogan. L, r.
English Judd Rogers. Roy Campbell VIII
fam Napier A. Lundstrom. Charles Ha-
guist Mrs. G. Council. +, r. BohanDon.
Joe Dillman. T.. Mckenzie Sam Long. W.
s. Hemmer. C.. T. Gloon. J. s. Smith. W.
McDougal. Matti Nassj