The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-10
Has 327 Passengers From Here
600 From the Sound.
yhe Party Led by =. ~. Robbins. Who
VIII Prospect American Territory
Most 81 Their Outfits ssouxhf
Today-Tarce Alaska Boats Due.

steamer City Of Seattle. expected to
sail last night for Dyea ard skagwsy.
Asg-ka, With seventy frs and - secnoi-
clsss passengers, bus was delayed until
this morning by trouble with freight. The
steaaeis agents la ISIS city sad yestef-
day tina. before leasing the Sound she
would have 60 passengers. Among. the
parties w.1icl. have ogthtted here and
vino all Sal or lhe Clty q Seattle Is of.a
uf fgegty-e.gbt young Iaen from western
New York. They arrived ln Seattle last
Aossssay evening". Their leader IS :. -
Robbins. aH 6!d-time Alaska miner wHo
Wa or Forty-mlie creek IL lsso M.
Robbins sas me ugstoKgrnr CT she IA
moQs Bald Eagie TutDe near Sbfadura,
Al5xka. nov sWncd - g Sac Francisee
aso1ieate. and Bis spent nsGle SeaFs 81
miusng Iva Alaska as& Ok the cca@f aud
two. la the Yukon ,Thfee years ago he
gayx alp mining ard returned - ais home
Ia f'rankInyll.e X r. but the new dis
eoselbs have again taken nim away ffofn
civilization. IA an unguarded moment he
Consented 10 ian what he knee about
Alaska 10 a newspaper reporter IN But
fsi.o. and after that WAS 0geF@ helnIed
with requests 10 take party 10 the
klendike lie IL A firm believer in the
great extent OF the uew discoveries. DAT
.
ansierriiory. lie y - years Of age. bat
books mulch younger
TIE party has donc considerable OF their
cAthffing i8 this city. one Of the MEM
Bers IL A. II Hutchlngs. representing the
Rochester Post Express.
On the Seattle was g +. Thorndy kes
who has resigned a. agent OF tho Ycsler
wharf 10 engage In business in Skagway.
just ~ the steamer was about TO sail
last night Inspector Bryant ordered forty
crates of dogs and number OF Sleds r.
moved from tn. hurricane deck They
were left to be taken 1D on tie Resale.
Several passengers decided to stay with
their freight. Hair their living expenses
viii l,a borne by The steamship company
Until they are able 10 get away.
Following IL q lis; of the city Of Seat
lies passengers: SIR and Mrs Paul
Jones. e. s. Matsen. Dan Wright. c. E.
Andrews George White. Mr and Mrs.
William Reilly. -. II. Prince. Paul Good
win. y. r. Hard w A. Hamilton. j. -.
Wilson. u. Il. Maxwell. Grant Zeigier,
j. e E,Adle. Mr. and Mrs K W. Yarion.
G. g.. Thomas, Mrs X. Wcitzman. Mrs.
T. Grass. Mr.. ard Mrs. y ". Hamilton.
J.. J. Hamilton. Mrs. {. J Sweeney. \.
Grass /. y Enfight. T. l.. Greer. Charles
III Safe. =. Higgins. e w Rose. John T.
Bentley. Samuel Smith. Edwin S. Ben
metz Jafws Weeks. Andrew Tunn. w G
KELLEY Mrs y =. Towie. Alex Iesaskili.
Jee Eidaiman John snyder John a.
Mcofe Morris orton. Charles jacobson,
kitfy Ashworth. Sam GlaSkll. Victor
PIED. J. II Gany Con sciisky. Mrs =,
NJ walker Mrs : \ Jones Jacob r.
Hickman. William Burke. Z. 6oidstsln.
j - Greener. j. H. Aekeen. Miss Helen
morrill,. j. 4. 1rawley. D.. l.. Turner
James o. Bflen F.d Warren. II, q Jack
man \. IL Davis. J. u. Simpson. George
W. Davis. Fred starkc. Wright Caesar.
!. II Walters. Ia Marin. r.. -. Allen
AID % ia the ateefaee.
Sfeamer Noyo scheduled 80 sail yester-
day for pyea and Skagway. was delayed
hy ffright She viii 80 oBt to1ay,
Steamer city OF Topeka sigma, and
Clara Nevada are due from Taska