The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-12
Seventy-Six Klondikers Return
From the Interior.
VIM. STANLEY IS THE RICHEST
He Has Cheeks for 100000. Ship
ping His Gold Down the Yukon
Seventeen Hundred Pounds of
Dust and Nuggets BrOuSht-Ffrst
River Boat-steamer stranded.

Gold cus. and cheeks 10 the value OF
sssoao were brought from Dawson las,
nigh; by seventy-six Klon3:kers that ar
rived On the steamer Resale from Skag-
way and Dyea. TIE greatest individual
amount was held by William Stanley.
father Of the Stanley brothers. who Is said
on excellent authority 10 have brought
$4,000 in checks, representing SO pounds
Of dust and nuggets shipped down the
Yukon. II was reported at Skagway that
Stanley shipped 1850 pounds Of gold, but
this Is considered double the actual
amount.
TIE remaining $4,000 was held among
the passengers, but the following Of them
are known 10 have brought amounts rang
ing from si0o00 10 $4,000 each: c. F.
Magaha NJ A Cohen. d. II. kasea. Il.
Tarnt. +. Pep.oe. Henry 7. Ray, 4. W.
poak. George W. Steele, Gus Van Schoick.
Montagn Leighton and J. q. Taylor. The
purser OF the Resale had charge of $4,000
in dust but for whica he gave no receipts
Several Dawson men in the party said they
left the Yukon with LOO pounds of dust
and nuggets.
The Resale brought no late news from
from the interior left Dawson August 3
on the steamer Columbia. This was the
first down-river boat 10 attempt the pas
sage up river, and speed was very slow.
the craft running Into many sand bars.
The trip was. however. safely accom-
piiahed TO White Horse rapids. The Ro-
sale left Lynn canal at the same time as
the Topeka, but was forced 10 anchor TWEEN
- hours In Queen Charlotte sound on &C
count OF the fog.
The Rosalie's officers report passing 4
steam schooner run ashore on Salmon
river in Johnson straits. Her name could
not be made out, but she had two cargo
ports. her foremost was scTapei white and
the pilot house was dead amidships She
did not appear to be in distress. as no an
swer was returned to the Rosalie's sign
mailing.
The Rosalie brought the following liz
passengers:
A. s Gown. II. Fazon. j. G. Plat. A.
n "a = F p,eploee J. s. Slater, F Z. Cup
Williams. v. b. Mckay lex: J. Gringic c.
r Masters, T. Fletcher. J. Woods, f. !!
| HARRISON. NJ. Mitchell, V. A. Dunlap. r.
G. Rogers. A. X. Winner, .. 7. Ruff. IL.
w. Osthoff, Mrs. Ostheff. w. Gibson, J.
| Thrasher y. Pennock. ". A. Newman. j.
| Bayless: G f;oebing. a. Smith. F. Ham
| mond. ). Parker +. Subat. A. D,anaCn,
| NJ. Paikiss, T. krubriltz James Kerry,
| William Stanley, p Carney, J. Cannon, J..
| ". Doak, r. r. sIeher,. G. F. Magaha.
| J. ". Moore. A. Turks. Fl. T. Ray, ],
| Horows sky Z. Schroeder F. Mccoy j ".
| Breneman. John Fit. ]. d Stenbaugh. w.
| Sedan. ". T. Thompson. T. George. II.
| Garland ]. +. Hopkins. r Hurlburt, T.
Lynch. ". Wensky, ]. a. Gable. ]. Metts.
| A. =. Moss c. Gilbert, J. .. Jewett II.
| BALDWIN. s. II. Young. II. A. Chilberg. l. Il.
| Kaser. NJ \. Cohen j. H. Eschone, X. Ca
hill Mrs CahiiI, I. J. Sweeney. NJ. Lynch
| J.. Arndt. &. r. Higiy. r. Tarut G. VIII
| Jams. II Douglas, j. Alexander. F. Rosen-
| helm one Japanese, Mrs Miller. H II.
! Harniin. II. YesslIn T. Anderson, " Lund-
| quest. w. ". Earle y Y Milrad. G. w.
| Steele. 4. Vanschaik.. VI. J. Reilly. A. T,
| Miller. j. Potter. A. H. Day. Mrs. a. II.
| Day. H. Day. =. u. Phelps and j. &. Bia-
| lock.