The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-30
LYNN CANAL NEWS.
Cify of seattle Down From skaxway,
With Latest Reports

The steamer City Of Seattle arrived In
port yesterday morning, after a remark
Rbiy quick trip ~ less than FOUR da,s
from Skagway. Her pa sseng,rs numbered
}se, including several prominent Alaskan
business men. She PASSED number II
TIE Seatsle-St. Michael fleet, bound north.
with river steamers IN tow No late news
from the interior had reached t.yan canal.
The steamer Noya. with the river stens-
ers W. III. Evans aud Alfred j. Reach IN
tow. was passed In Fitzhugh s3pud on
Monday night. The ftt.c ne Naite, with
the steamers Milwaukee,. Wisconsin. Grim
MINIS and Bradley In tow. was seen n
johnson strait Tuesday morning slowly
pulling her heavy load narthvagS The
South Portland. with TWO river steamers
trailing nphini. was also in The strait The
Portland RIVER steamer Ramona vas pass
ed in Seymour narrowS All 81 HE steam
ers with tows signaled ''al weIl'' aud had
met with no difficulty crossing the open
places
Work on the Skagway railroad y being
pushed a. rapidly rs men can 10 the work.
bat there Is still employment for |. so men
al u cents per hour
The barge Skookum. In tow Of the tug
Pioneer. was passed In Dixon entrance.
and should arrive here about saturday.
she VIII at once commence loading rolling
stock for the new road
~~ One battered and worn uniform OF Uni
It'd States army blue showed NJ in the
crowd that left the steamer as soon as she
landed here. l. was worn ny Sergt Nal.
Lynch. OF the Eleventh United states in-
fantry. who has been stationed with tho
command at Dyea for some time. He IL
going 20 California ut once and IL mora
than glad 20 get out of Alaska
Among the prominent people in tho
City Of Seattie's passengers were nr. kel.
aer 81 Juneau. Dr. Booth. Of Skagway,
who goes East after his family; a. Wen
berg. a prominent Tacoma merchant; I.
r Bracket, Of the Bracket wagon road,
who Il accompanied by his wife, j. Kelley,
manager Of tho big Skagway lumber yard.
and DIR Ernest Reyber. president OF iho
Dyea Chamber OF Commerce. Mrs. q. ",
Stssson ana her s.sIer, Mrs. White. re-
turned after trip over both passes.
The seattie's full passenger list follows.
From Dyea--w. II Leman, Or. Ernest
Reyber, Mrs. q. H. StetsoD, W. +. Burke.
Mrs W. f. Burke and child, y. little.
n kssssl r. /. c9T'ss e, Il E'e p H.
rernott, sergt, Ma, Lynch. r. carr,,,,' Z.
i. Smith. +. " yel,s Nina 40. Jonss' ~ s y.
1 esy = " tsIns j, sraida, -. Broesa.
Mrs Brogan. Mrs Mines. J. A. Bush l..
Pee,, l.. Barry. George IIessert. Fred SIM
nySs q p 5;.o was' Me MA Ars'sy r.
From skagway-M. Callahan. If. Bald
ridge. J Nelson. J. White. r Rager, J Y.
Bates. H j. 3.uSer, airs tiufSI. "a"s.s
Maxir. Mr.. and Mrs. Dwyer. DR.. J. IL.
Booth. Edna Stanley. q. McCiellahd. Lew
i Orr. w r. Cole. \. Weinberg FRANK
Jones. J. Connolly. Mrs. BarkwelL Nj ana
Mrs Gould r. Montgomery, Mr.. Rnd Mrs
r II. Bracket. DIR. Kelley. Miss Emma
From Juneau Mrs. Maeofner: MIss Ada
Fulrnar, Mrs Oliver, u. CaniweIl r. AZ
wood Mr. and Mrs. Day, John CNeil. =.
n ra.han, Mrs. Lewis, X. r. II WIS. a.
Iafone. w J. Moore, c. w. H.l., u. ~.
Pencil, -, r. Nannatia, A. L. E.nnat'a.
j NJ. Jackson. A. 6. Sands. j. NJ. nag
gard. -. AZ, r,,x
From wrangel-~M J. Piggotit Mrs rix-
gost, r. /. Pollock. Miss 1'illie strcy, Mra.
b Strey. J. W. Browning. Miss tarris
Weber, W. -. Pierce, A. I!oweA. A. n.
Wilcox. J. Mckle, Mss Mathsf. j. =.
Keefe, A. u. Nsylor. Mr.. and Nrs ifeck-
Ell and three children. Mr.. and Mrs, shaw-
ner and two children, A Cnrlstie. Ed
ward I.abrie, G. Olsen. I. Burmese r.
Wr rIss Il. Mcdonald. J; II. t-9ck: J.
Sharp. J. Werss. &. CoAnellia j. betchs-
ToIa I'D I,iench. Joseph i-iench' g. big-
mere. H. Cavanaugh. A; Gang Nis.eis'
George Springer X. Martha, II. a, step,
= specht. James Lewis. William Hsnde1-
son, A. Williams, l.. NJ E0ri James
turkey. r. Tsnbrneck. IL W Iampbsi.
= " sharp j. w. Manor, +. Weber, -.
". Ford. c. II. Lacey WILLIAM Fo~'es' L.