The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-19
ON THE RUINS.
-xox PEOPLE NOT DfSHEART-
,xs.D HI THE GREAT FIRE.
stu Open tn Up-Rfver Traf-
~or. Leaves Dawson October
.,d Meets No Ice-DfPfge Ar
-.. with Late Passengers.

~,..s .e.ssl WesterH enterprise. the cis3-
-. T,awson have 1t once get about
Sl...xs-r ths burned portion OF their town.
j - - .sS.ks ea.eh were devastated In
-~st ars o. October II. are being
4 "a debris, "a before winter COM
- IN earnest IL is expected that There
- = fsuf, buildings 81 the ground than
: s.ssye tbs eatastF0pne
80. IosusoH. of san J0se Cal. who
- r1argon six days after the fire and ar
- sers on the steamer Dsr.go yestey-
- ,sorrir.g. said 81 the iiotea Seattle IN
=. assernoon that he vas much surprised
j !. ,bs euergy sHoTn ~ Dawson people
z...ss.d Of sitting down and hemoaning
ssssr aa-iucks said ~ lie very DAY afser
=. a. ,hey began preparing for re-ereet
-, rsstr builainga, and by the time ge
- .arsn 81 them were showing consider
"a rts,grsss. TaeEe has been nothing
-. .hcslt thu woman Bel! Mitchell. who
-. xala 20 have thrown the lamp that
80 fsa confiagraiion. II would Eat d.f
go, 10 prove that She wGs the cause,
80 De bet know that anything could pe
-. xsfh her. az il clearly vas an acci-
Last Boat Tp the River.
Yha pirlgo bro8ght TIE passengers on
IN. Ias. Yukon steamboat 10 probably come
p = ms year The Ora left Dawson Oc-
,ss,Y y, and Sad clear passaga up the
,x,r 10 White Horse rapids There was
"a he in the Yukon. and bat a thin scum
! "a Lake Marsh. a little scale ice eas
.ssshis around the shofe Of Lake Bennett.
! e Tag.sh aas clear. The passage TO
Hwh5.e Horse sag accomplished ia few
..rs The steamboat Willie Irving was
~ going down a; White river. and II
cas- believed b. some that sne would at
,sn.t TIE up passage again. The ukon
80 unusually high for this time Of year.
M word was brought from tbs lower
Tsann az there has not been any traffic
ps from below Dawson In several @eeks.
There Ii siIu reported 10 be "a great rush
iron pswsen to Thistle aid scroggie
eseeks. whsEe the new discoveries were
made recently
TIE only man on the Dlriro said 20 have
srrughi much gold was Walter Smith, aho
hyes near Seattle. who IS credited wiki
\ ssvsng a sack OF dust weighing from nifty
10 pvsnty-fve pounds.
i The Drsgo had 10 tons OF freight. inciud-
| I'm 1,la9 cases o. salmon. $50 hides. 80
J ssssp pelts. two horses and wagon.
The Dirtgo's Passengers.
| Her passenger list follows:
: Ew. Quincy, ID. Blake. Charles Philips.
u e u. EaffDfl, W =. tFtGH, w UtsAs0 SGLsSE~
! vsns William McGonisal. Mr. Hayes 4.
Gxaefd. T. ". Marlin, Mr. kiTiva, G.
tisiasiein. j. f. Fitzgerald, Walter smith.
william Go!1sie.n. r Sunny. Thomas
RSysor, I'll Doii. ". West. r. 4. Harris.
lanes f.enox. r. II. linton. +. \ Elliott.
JGnss Eansen. s. u. Noodle. \. Riggs. y
Il Lorraine. r. Lafferty. G. H. Wilson, W
Isana J. S. Tanner. ]. n Wi.c0x. John
YNnssr. u. +. Thompson II. Simmons.
frank Anderson VI T.. Murphy. y. Iepin
] W. copotx hristlna Konrad, i. john
ssa, G KoenIg, Ms Relnhars s Myers.
IN Taornbnru E Sloan. " Nesbitt. g.
asenberry. Mrs. kinmond. @ II. Han
IhHy. George Walker. q. G Dupre. Il. L.
nEagd Rollla Frazier. W pe3iar. G.
lI'a.k, Frank Miller J peploe, David Afoir
G. Johnson, j. q, Casiet A. W. SALISBURY
4. Sonson a, Barimalce. w. :. Haines.
4 n G. Haines r. c. Haines, Capt. J n
1Wsiker. " II fueklesfcin. william som
|erills, II, Sinons. II. y. Howe ana twen-
. iyshye second elIss