The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-10

Albion and City Of Seattle Have 200
Passengers for Alaska. II

Albion and City OF seattle Have 100
Passengers for Alasla. II
Over 900 passengers were carried out OF
the local harbor yesterday by the steamers
Albion and City OF Seattle. the former be-
ing bound for Copper river and Cook inlet
ports, and the latter for Dyea and Skaes
way.
The Albion arrived In port Sunday night
from Portland. having on board thirty-five
passengers for Alaska. The steamer has
since been alongside Yesler dock loading
freight. This occupied the whole Of yester-
day. and she sailed at midnight for Copper
river and Cook inlet ports.
The bookings OF the Albion allowed tho
names of nearly 1se passengers. Fully two
thirds Of that number purchased tickets
Ia Seattle. Many OF the passengers wsfA
returning miners On their way to their
claims In the Copper river country, while
others were recent arrivals from the East.
going to Alaska for the first time. Among
the passengers on the Albion were several
small parties. most OF whom were provided
with complete outfits for travel over the
glacier and tha Ice felds All were outlat-
ted for either two years or eighteen months.
Tho City OF Seattle sailed In tho evening
for Lynn canal ports. having on boa@l
forty-two passengers. She arrived at "a
O'Clock from Tacoma. and was alongside
the Yesler dock all day. loading frelghts'
Most OF her passengers were booked first
class. and were bound for Skagway. Oths
ers were on their way to Wrangel and Jul
.neau.
were as follows: III. AZ. Stewards. ID. G.
Peterson. c. c. Sawyer. d. G. Stewards, g.
A. Baughman. A. J. Houston. e. E. kini-
bali. Morley Bowen, j. r. Rennick, G.. +.
Marden. "A. A. Basley. G. r. Burleigh, Il
D. Method, AZ. r. Collins, ID. II. Seymour.
w. w. Donnell, A. T. Kinney, w. 4,
Wenterman, A. Stoger, Thomas McDon-
aid. p. Portugal, e. Galsway. w. r.
Slack, A. n. Bunker. Henry 6peye-, J, W.
heimer, c. @. Andersen. r. r. Price, ". G.
Trent, Melvin Goldsmith. NJ. Folsom. w.
NJ. Folsom. Kirkland, 8. Voyt. A. Force,
Mr.. Egg.asham, A. Eyglasham, A. Smith,
Joe Hanlon, r. NJ. Person. Joe McDon-
nd, william Atkinson, Frank Berkeley. ,.
III. Davis. Mr.. Erickson. Alfred Frlcksons
J. Chester. John Murray. Charles Draper.
Richard Davis. Ole 0undcrson, J. III.
Emerson. q. A. Whyses. James Robinson,
r. W. Good. A. Stager. j. r. Kinney. W.
r. Foley. John Mackay, ~. Levy and II.
r. Bryne.
Following were the passengers for Dyea,
and Skagwhy on the steamer City Of Se.'
attic: Mrs. Charles Hurndall. w. r.
ODonnell. Ida NJ. Johnson, III. L. johns
son. Mr.. NJ. J. O'connsr, Mrs. @. n.
Wright. Willis Thorpe. p. II. Perrot. va
o. Hume. J. A. Ennis. Mrs. G. A. Young
Mrs. r.. w. Wickersham. Mr.. and Mrs.
M. I. Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. #. T. Richard
son, Mrs. A. McCaskul.. T.. IL. Strong. al.
a. Newell. J. NJ. Denny. c. I. Helm. A. J.
Macleod. II. NJ. Warren. ~. J.. Hosmer.
John r. Moore. Thomas McCaniy. A.
Brady. c. n. Morris, Mrs. @. T. crossen,
q. L. Lansing. George w. Clark. II. II.
Ennis III. n. Mcdonald. A. 8. Marshall,
w. e. Perkins. &. 8. Ericsson. W. B. Enc
monds C. 8. Allison, James O. Rountrees
J. w. Perkins, A. Kingston. Mary Green
and Peter Mcdonald.