The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-03
Steamship Brixham %. Sail With
Almost 200 Passenger.
rav TO sEAcs HoorER SAY.


The steamer Bfaxasna. operated ~ t0e
Boston d Alaska Transportation csfs-
pany. i tn, Grss regular lire steamship %
leave Seattle sAls year far the mouth OF
the yokoe. sha sas expected TO SAL last
nsshf a. .a.e hour. w.th almost 30 pas
sengrr.. aad wIil make directly for Hoop
es bag. calling en- route at Tnaiassa and
Dutch Hssb5f IL the fsrsxhsm Is unabis
% reach tire mouth % fae Yukon this
early In tEe year. Capt. James Durte VIII
push her north ~ far as possible. land
sbe passengers. and return here for sec
cud cargo. Though not ar authorized mail
carrier. pssfser W W Watson has con-
eens~d TO deliver number Of letters and
papers In Dutch Tiartor ard aboard the
cutter Bear. should shs BE- met.
OF the Bsixham's passengers xixty-ons
constitute the Vermont KiondikA Expedi-
ton Company, watch Il bound for the
Tsnana river. The company has two steel
river s.sanaers now on the way here from
Esw York city, and on their arrival they
viii be shipped directly 10 Hooper hay In
sections there To BE- put together and
launched In the current OF the Yukon The
0bjeef 81 the remaining passengers 10
reaching me Y5skop's mouth at such "a
early date ls found In the advantage OF be-
inG firsi on she xrourd
Following a . iist Of the Brlxham's pas
senxers:
Smith. w. Taylor Howard Hooper, Hsois-
min Rhode Capt T. r. Miteae.i. ~.
Diaisoa G. Baene,s. Daniel Fisnn. 4. u.
Hotchkiss r g. psy. John DEFY. III. Dey.
=. e. Dey. C. Mooney. Peter Peliier. Hud-
red Drauffisau Max Goffcs. Joseph Foun-
taiae r. -. Gatss. A. J Goodiad. II. Is.
Howard. e. TAR ~ aaeafman. r. Stod-
dard G. A. s'sFsselfsr. r. T.. Stewart. e.
II. Dexter. r csuti,. J. rYer, w. r. Ken
needy r. " Ferguson. Dr. o. j. coratcir.
Henry f.epwsssh Stephen II. Smith. =.
SIENNA Norman Foster Charles Fisher. u.
vrsndenberw = f.. Iieys. Il. nufaat, ID.
I.>snarl, -. A. Gaucler. p g. Shelley Ste
Shsa Dupsuy George l.. sturfvand. Menis
Thcn pson. Axii Swanson. Fred Defaiei.
Napoleon i;gcnaeil charie1 f. iseallr.
JAme~ r. Mcdonald !. f. Underwood.
A<crge Brooks b r. s.~rril. =. T. Call. Y.
j currsen. a. II. Rhas. f.. Conrad. y, &.
Flarsnce r. W. brown, W. :. Jeass. &C.
iestisn Thlbault. Lewis Riehud. A. Tai-
5arit Ezra Carr. =. Sorten. TT mas ow-
enc. Frank Grief Georse Kirk J A. STAN
- ~
hfsin Freed. .. G. Taylor. O. Chapman.
r. II. Gregory. r. r. S.oke-. T.. I4si5eck.
W. r. Gilman. Joaepi Hcunta!n. A. q.
Drcsuraait. Lewis Eelcour. Charles Allan.
J. &. Gigand Mrs Sophia slgnnd. J. To-
bin. char.ss bartlett. ". II. Rove. Mrs
Rowe Gcy Rove. Hugh rawe. DIR. Brig
ham. Mira Hr.gham. Amos sampson, Mrs
aampson n n. Glaa~cock. Mrs. Mary X.
DosaRlass. Miss Mary Blaine. L. l.. Hsllcr.
r Stewart. George n. Atkinson. II. Van
zanit 4. Haiherg. r. II, Warren. +. J.
Sloeuns 9. II. Feline. Dewitt Armstrong.
c. w. i. Nichols, G. c. Demeat. Andrew
Cassnsan f. yr~denbsrg. Thomas White.
Steamer Rosaise, sailing for psea and
8kagway late Sunday night. bad The FOL
loving lis. Of passengers:
l. ~. Long. T. II. Long. Mrs, a. c.
Van Doren Charles @. Thrasller, Ben
Thraaher. r. l.. Bohlman. J. L.. Banks.
Pearl Hall May Cotton o. 1. Hahn.
sares Head. T.. g.. Moody. ] Clancy. Mr..
T. bruce. Mr. and Mrs, III. Matson .. r..
walker John Anderson. Frank kreaaxel.
Peter Peterson. Jacob Perl. =. N. f.sman.
J. Fiasou. William Hooper. Charles lssaacs.
a. 0oidberk T. =. Barron. v. Raggier and
r. Rahtns There were about twenty-five
second-eiass passengers and fun cargo
Of freight