The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-29
HUMBOLDT N roar.
rasses Many Heats While Coming
Froma the North.

steamer .iumboidt, Capt Bonn!neld
arrived Ia port al 10 o'clock last even
Ing after a four days run from skagway.
She brought down fourteen passengers
none OF whom were from the interior.
The officers OF the Humboldt repor. that
the trails are open and many people pass
Ing over them into the land beyond
Travel over the passes IL said TO he easy.
Most OF the people are toarneying BY way
Of the Dyaa rass.
Skagway and Dyea are reported TO be
ffear,shlng. Hundreds OF gold seekers are
arriving there every day. Hotels and
lodging huusss are being built and streets
laid cut.
Hoid-ups are sill occurring. but with
less frequency than herstofore. Much Of
the iawiesa element has left the place,
either because Of threats Of lynching or FOR
the purpose OF seeking better fields Skag-
way has many saloons ard gambling
houses as any either town In Alaska but
order IL rapidly ke.ng established
on The run down from Skasway the
Humboldt PASSED many vessels aiming
which were the steamer Qaeen. Rnsaiie
Cleveland ard several steam schooners
The bark Seminole. with the reindeer ard
i.aplsnders on hoard. was passed by the
Humboldt In wfangel naErows in tow Of
tho tug Sea Lion.
While the Humboldt was ~ skagway a
report was circulated sha, IN. Ssss,ino,e
haa run ashore somewhere on the coast
during the trip north. This report was
without foundation. as the steamer passed
the Seminole the SECOND aav oat and
when seen the bark appeared TO hs In
COED condition
The cargo OF the wrecked bark Canada
is ss.gf ectas taken egt. shipping nsea at
Sksg~ay are Of the epltsion tina, size has
seen her last voyage, and wsli never again
pIow the waters 81 the deep When all
the earge has sseen taken nnt ct the Can
ada she viii probably b. burned
The Uanaho.at brought down the fellow
Ing passengers.
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