The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-22

r-n,.. "a 'aeaaoa pG1ofn -
,.ss - .se farnsxs ~ Nm - -.
- az IN good humcr - -!
. anHeer Of people ~ ri
a.ss feses'iy located Il Aphss~ 49,
esa.sy. ana the next ceusw -
Pierre Hunher;. r. ~ -
various enterprises Of enrssss.'s
tude In Alaska. was n--ss..l
steamer CITY Of Seattle vhs.n \ r..
ierday from the north. NJ rs..1..
eeea operating packing seane -
over the White pass tran e.
motel ysseerday he SAID. So.
road - Enouestios,ahlv : s~>ssS.
the interior Our ocsas alcne ~ f.!
diin1 ten tons Of freight ~ ~. 49,.
TINE past. The tran l. p<cxaes
way TO the lakes and scod rv,ss..
inx made oy every one. rrn. ~ ~
Ska&way to the end " t. -
four-horse team Gan han, = - ~
and make the round trim nares~ 49,
DAY. S.edges are 1sssa frow - sss1
the summit We have ou<rassS - y!
with horses On the summit ~ ,6.s..sl
have experienced no difficulty !. ~
supplies Of every kind wsthoat sz5z
bulk.
The weather Is modera.is~ 49,:
coast OF Alaska 80 rapidly thar - s
two weeks hence will see the - 49,.
ding On the summit of White - 3
the summer trail viii be used c. r.
Ger has a steamer ~ Lake Hnns'sc ~ f.
ready 20 b launched and she = - +.
ated from she lake 10 Dauson -
will be no difficulty aaoas gestias -
White Horse rapids with hes,
carry eixty tons OF freight eaatv - ~
loaded viii draw nssi swenty-four -
water. l believe that after 4 49, y.
rood connections esta hiished. It vnS
able TO take men and pyosf16oo
Seattle to Dawson inside OF TWEEN.
OF course. this will be grsat inni3,s
ever present conditfonN''
Mr.. Humbert said that the rlsv =.
system OF SkaGway will b ccannaG1o6ss
month. A lake OF pure water RI
above the city. fed by sprlngs n tn -
tain side. will form the hase or 2aps1SF
ter has already been brought Ia o.
but mains have not yet been lxh -
street& Mr.. Humbers declares ~
death rate has not been aouuruol II
way considering the large foatine
ton and the conditions. The Wc1H
meningitis. he said. were USUALLY -
had had no experience on the frun(1
who. In their haste to get 10 u y
fields. neglected themselves workof Pr
out eating ana slept on the assow -
taking proper precaution aaain1k r
Many deaths were from pueuuon +
other diseases arising from expoo
not from the dread spinal menlnrnk
=. ~. Archibald. baggage - = =
Northern Pacific deret. surpGlssa u \
lighted large circle Of friends h r.
over to Portland last week ~
married. Mr.. and Mrs. Archl1o
in Seattle Sunday night. and o.
fact that they we're not exDoc1 RI
ception by the Northern PAcl0e G&1I&
ployes had been srraneed. tn -
who IL now MrA. Archibald wao
Shanahan, OF Napa. Cal. ana at r.
lived In Seattle. Since the arytyof
newly married pair they have ~ -
ing numerous preeeufs from ~. ~
bald's fe.iow-employes and frienda
affair was % entirely unexpee$n1 ~ T
proved something OF shock to ~ =
had only associated the baSgAse - r.
= hAchelor's life.
d. n. Brogan. one Of tho prooSo :
the Occidental. one Of the oidest -
9kaGwAy. and formerly ono 6 II -
Of the Hotel Northern. Arrived q flno
OF Seattle yesterday and , stoonfnx r {
Hotel Seattle. Like all Other -
OF Skagway, Mr. Bro4an aagD + = c1<(
place to live and he viii rotu1a Ii A
one week Tho hotel proD3oe3 aay1
he has made money In SkaGWNy Al
town continues TO improve ~ Win t.
there permanently.
A party Of nine Klondihsss frem -
Mass. consisting or T. F1tlochmaK
Wiki. Dan Callahan. Oscar In11
Frank Lindargreen. Robert Th&le(,
lam ID. Kelly. Frank Mayer an4
Lanon. arrived In the city yestoee1
are stopping at the Hotel Tremo
party VIA outtit In Seattle. bat ~
yet decided which route they WIN oN
the gold fields.
J. A. woodward and n. y. 6
Cochi;ate. Mase, and Charles
OF Naiick, Mass, are the advance
OF q party OF people who are 9 - j..
Seattle soon and start for the C1ep
country. These men say many sto4e
come to Seattle from the NeW ~.
states. and that Boston continuoo = ~
center OF the Kiondike excitement
Advices received yesterday frsn -
state that Davis 4 Co.. banketA ~
organizing three expeditions 70 ~ =
ka. one from Boston. the others H. ..
falo and Cew York city. The tnfee
ditiouS will be composed Of nDoW
people, and all OF them win b. anl1 !! !
Seattle. The Arm has afrcxdy ee9t
expeditions TO Alaska.
Thomas Clark, a mining man r II
kane. IL az the H6tel Northern ~
says that the people OF Spokane 40 -
parts OF Eastern washingtoH ~
porous az a result OF the rich cfor G
that there Ii every Indication ~
porous future.
e. W. Dooley. OF North Yanma +
guest az the Hotel DIiler. NJ. T. n
Gently took large number oe r. r
Stairway and sold them there g So
vantage. He now intends 70 pstfree
other lot and return TO the sans 49,
Personal.
c. Lawry. OF ssohomIsh. q rses
At the Diller.
Miss Maud Houle. of Everett. =
OF the Diiier.
DR.. o. 3. Pine. Of 81. Paul, = FeeN
At the Diiier.
Mrs. w. d. Jenkins. Of Olymee
the Occidental hotes- 80.
John Klidaii, OF New whatc01 !
guest OF the Hotel Stevens.
r. ". yailie, OF Portland. formefg
once inspector. Is at tho Rae = ~
hotel. -
W. 8. Moore. cashier of the HAe4 SSI
none coal mines. - among sns
guests. 3. =
q. r. Myer. Of Portland, cxncr -