The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-13
NoRTsiERx TRAVEL CONTINUES.
city OF Seattle and UtrtgO Leave
with Many Passengers.

The fact that Alaskan travel il ssfl
holding up was demonstrated yesterday
by the departure OF the steamers Dirigo
and City OF Ssattle for northern ports
Faith vessels were LOADING yesterday at
Yes.ers dock iarge freight cargoes and
the scene was an interesting one.
Throughout the entire day crowds lined
the dock watching the longshoremen AZ
their work Every available point OF
vantage was occupied Men and women
climbed upper piles 90 fright and bales
OF hay "a their eageracas 10 get a good
view. while oiinsrs were 50 enthusiastic
as to Try 10 noun; asighhoring telegraph
pciss.
An interesting part of the Dir.go's load
was A hers: Of eight barros. They are GO
srg 10 Port yaides. where they viii he
put 20 work on the glacier. They are tough,
hardy .stsie animals and seemed very
strong. Their shoss are sharp and point
ed 70 prevent slipping On the Ice.
Tire work Of getting them on board the
steamer was slow and tedious. They were
very stubborn and cansed the crew 30 say
th.nss that tire boy who attends Sunday
schacl h not taught.
Aftsr calling az i.ynn canal norris the
rsrfso vii. steer course fer Port yabfes
and orea IA the Copper river country.
She witt cali ne Geek fniet before return
Ing 10 Seattle. Shn carried 81 messengers
City CT Seattle was tab ug on her North
ern freight. She was advertised 10 sail
at 2 o'clock last night ard passengers
were not allowed 10 so OF board until
an hour before sailing time She had a
good rs; fer Lynn canal ports.
TIE steamers advertised 20 sail today
far the North are the Farallon. Discovery
and Cottswe City. Those due sre the AL
lance from Copper river, and ths sggnai
Resale aud Tl'iamoos from pyea and
SSagway
The cry at Seattle carried ;fae following
nassengers. Miss Vivian. Ds3is Wall.
MAUD Lloyd, Lstta May'en. Mel
lIe iSnn. c r oushank. Mrs,
W. c. Leak. W. c. Leak. c. A.
s'elene. x A Leak Mary T,
/ Snyder. W. l. Green. Mrs. r. Hatton.
Harry Honhqrstr w. Il. Smith. T II.
Graham. r. NJ Pound, William Desmond.
J. r kesfs. George F'EsNer. W Holder
John MeneHala. M Meftai3. G. r. Ka-
sIieA and wife a TsAthmar. ~. Caper. T..
harkea, '. vaeea<. 4. T. Ranxari. T. Nal
essea, $. sAhanska, a. Barz.Scuck. ice
PataAS1, Frank cosnuTn A. III. Tiggets
The Disasa carried the following ras-
Singers: Henry Thinner. DR., q. III. Thin
NeT aarars Thinner, Waiter Menssy.
Ssl;Sssa Nswian. Fred I. Newman, NJ T.
b4sb ). A Ateils, Aadges Horsfsi James
o. Borden. +. III. Faska' Thomas J.
Sasatas Nta3kr J. JarhS. Aset <4!Sesi. Gas
kRl9nd. Nteser Ekluna Carl e. N3Isnn. r
j. tssrSesl. s@an Nilsson. Jesse Neisca. Mrs.
l. Relies. A. T., Eekhersea and wtfe, NJ
sseslss- g r, WsskeY4 W ". FYsnxA. i VI
HeAHlarssi. Nrs- Ed Hsissssd ~. Iz1s.
Bessie Nasa.na. K Mahlo. Frank Tn
gvaEa, T, K Nershlussns. +. j. Meaahar.
J. II. Bates. ! ]. Fanas. T. r. Chapman.
Frank s'aares5l. Mr.. tsansrezs, Mr.. Vol
eeis, Mr.. HAYES. Mr.. Falc0ner. Mar. Grey
sr. u. q Hernsns Mr. nr9wgs. Mr.. Ycaax.
NJ. hsfkrasEick. Mr. Tnor4#. Mr. Dsssa~r.
asT. Burrows. Mr. rtnirn. naasxl rolrnaa.
HI. r nasteas. ". ". Srsssh. Joseph HAD
lerk. HenTs saanksr. NJ ~ Sather .Jaan
G. Mesvevrrv. ~. II. Ea1x. j.. T.. synish.
AK MsA9ssns e :. Mslles, Otto Nes*an.
Ike CoSsky. = ssIkeaay. " IL Ansseraon,
- a. Gianer. - A. Eonnan l.. Minssesa.
W. -. koza. tssesxe TAasags0gs. Charles
Ea5es a. :. Mercer. J. n Mercer, ]. L
SimUenA c. RAfh. H RAa~saAra - q