The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-23
1rrboldBrings 233 Passengers
srdkI00,000 in Gold.
mscH aDRE HELD ~ DRAFTS.
~~.ssep~rS. Of skaGtt COoaty, Re.
with &6O. 00tA-Sl3ss Lamar
~>eo9. efpl-stampede to GolOfufn
,~,-afvef Boats Reaching %.
ussn4ei From Daws"n-Rn1ered
nr~~utu Of Is Men In Small Beat

s.~sme- tuGnhoi4s arrived n po-t a. 4
..,.rs xeeertiay afternoon. twelve eayz
trsns = Michael She brought "a
-.,xsrs all froE-s up the Yukon. wto
= amor them rot 10 exceed sio.so In
"a ar,s.s.d ss8zxetA- gut this sum was
sxsssed By TIE value 81 drafts held
/. r. relrn.nx KlonAiksrs. ore Of wiIo-za.
ss,,ssegg. had So CO IN ials farm. RE
! .-rsrsa.vee on the Baker river in SaaStt
-.,,.v The greatest amount Of dug, was
,-x.rssbv Mis- Lamar Hao eanaz from
s.xx9 wits S2ias-i. One man uno Kept
,sn~sin sseIusian = credited s!;h hae-
- .sack con; 4lnlng sls.sD Tnc re-
,.:.a Of the gold waz held in small
.umxs an1ong the: passengers
u,.s,reet. ex-sherla 81 Yakima county.
= edited with having a sack OF sgoso
y d.;
/ n Humboldt brings an nnconnrmed
hms that sixteen men were drowned
sesAtry.ng TO reach GoIovin bay in a
mall oph.r river boa, from 81. Michael
Is Reilly. the Post-rnteiligencer cor
rrypcsent a. St Michael sen. word IN
| h< humboldt that a r7imor Was afoaE
| a. sh.iukon about the drowning Of six
1 ser m between ST Michael and Colo
| vn "a, who were making the trip in a
l snau phir creek steamer
II SALTS that this report was hut
funor. as none OF the passengers seer
| haa had Of such disaster. F.. a. Gard
ssr. wo was near Norton sound. the wa
| ter hepsen St Michael and Goiovin bay
m sgEner says he IS certain there was
"a sue party drowned. He said he heard
Z saiag vessel had eaps!zed In Norton
s5na. Ind one man was lost. blu, that even
shs rs nnconfrned
Tae,,eamer left San Francisco August
y vii 30 members Of Battery a. United
STATE Third artillery. and arrived al ST.
nehsl September 3 The troops were
lsxe q. the disposal of Capt. Richardson,
shs retained seventy-:ive men and sent
rs the Yukon 10 RAmpar. City, leaving
n. lchael on the Alaska Exploration
Csrany's river steamer Arnold. Septen-
ks.
Ts Humboldts passengers made the
tskest trip ever made from Dawson TO
istt!e on tho Yukon route. They isfs
D klondike August 81 on the river
nA,nars fukoner and Rideoat. reaching
stNchaei in time To catch the Hum
bot. and were therefore. just twenty
~ days 81 Route.
Pssengers report that new iggings Of
gre richness have been discovered on
Qph creek near Goioyin bay, causing
eres stampede from ST. Michael The
nswwas taken to the mouth Of the Yukon
BY svernment officials, and the steamer
Bsria at once left with 10 prospectors
mcsy returning klondfkers. for the sup
pose Eiiofada.
II Humboldt left the following stea NJ
sss St Michael: Rival. Samoa. Bertha
rgir. @oneniaugh and Cleveland and
iA1 saing vessels: Bark Haydn Brown
basknt.e Ruth. schooner W. r Jewest
as6 sh., Wachusett. The Cleveland ar
nrea t,rre September 9. the Rival Septen-
ksr7s i the CoRemaush or the ssh. The
Aih.oa had not beef, heard from up 10
Tie tre the Humboldt sailed. September
"a Te following were reported as sailing
from ae Yukon September 10: Schooner
WIllass Bowden. for Port Townsend Lee
knaw.for San Francisco, to stop for SEALS
co u way down: f,vs-masted schooner
inca, or Puget sound
Amdg the passengers were Robert
Moran of Moran Bros. sh!pbuilders. F.. A.
CARDIAC with a party OF twelve Uen who
has ben looking Up railroad venture oG
SursoT sound. and Col. VIII Z. Fisher, OF
San Pancisco. was Vas formerly on Gov
Bs3.s stat TIE Humboldt brought tive
pouches Of letter mail.
Shceiy Before the Humboldt left the
rvsr steamer Yusoner arrived there from
passon sith e. passengers ard the
Riscut with 10 The Iowa had sl$o gone
ieTa the river Seventy -eigh, boats we're
r-or,ea % ha~ gone up tae river this
sessoH The blowing steamers left 81