The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-15
Arrived at Midnight Bringing
One Klondiker.
ANOTHER MAN FROM PElLY.
J. b. Burnham, the Most Interesting
ing Trip While Going Into the
Pelf$ River Country-shos White
Canvas Bout-News of Tesltn Route

The steamer Resale arrived from Dyea
and Skagway shortly before nlidaisnt last
night with forty passengers, only TWO
OF whom were from the interior. They
were Fred w. Simpson. of San Jose, Cal.
who left Dawson December H. and J. b.
Burnharn, Of New York city. who came
out from the mouth Of the Peliy river.
Mr.. Simpson has no late news.
Mr.. Burnham is a young college man
and has for SIX years been the business
manager OF Forest and Stream He
started for DAVIS on leave of absence
last August and went down the river In
company with Duncan McKercher, of
Toronto Canada. In tive tweive-foot can
vas boats. They ran the White Horse
rapids safely In their frail craft. On No
yenber they were caught in the ice at
the mouth OF the Pelly river and remained
there until January 2 In winter quarters
and then came out by dog team. taking
about thirty days for the trip.
They had for company while al the Pei
~ the San Francisco newspaper corre-
spondent. Logan. and his wife and thir-
teen men Of the Canadian Yukon Com
ing going TO Dawson. Mrs. Logan had
had the misfortune to freeze her feet.
Mr.. Burnham. who is an athletic young
fellow. is proud Of the fact that he and
his companion made the long trip out
without tent or stove and were entirely
q HE iaFf
vision for the trip. and bought food of
campers along the way at $3.50 a pound.
Hughey Day, says Mr.. Burnham. is the
latest man from Dawson. de left there
on January IL and had no news OF i'm
portance. He is a Well known mali car
rier. Mr.. Burnham also talked with Alex
Mcmillan and Joseph Pickett, two Old
cassiar miners. who were the first and
only men to reach Dawson over the ice
by the Lake Teslin route. They Vported
ii as an easy one. They had no dogs
Simpson is the man who took 2 100 news
papers into Dawson last September He
reports that he has discovered a paying
quartz lead near Dyea
The Resale brought down the body of
William Aaioy. OF La Conner. who went
north on the Noyo about two weeks ago.
He was brother OF James Maioy and F.
IL. Maloy. of La Conner. and John Maloy
of Seattle. He was q years of age and
was robust, healthy young man when
he left here. He died of pneumonia.
According TO advices brought down on
the Rosalie a terrible blizzard has been
raging along the entire coast. from the
severe was the wind thae vessels In
harbor were afraid 10 venture out. While
on her way TO Juneau the steamer Chill
kat, from San Francisco. was caught Ia
the storm. For ten hours she steamed
against the wind. making but four miles
The Topeka lay at Juneau six hours to
escape the storm. Ii Is generally admit
ted the storm was the worst in years. For
a time snow descended the cold was in
tense and advices from Dyea and Skag-
way are to the effect that great was the
suffering on the trail. w. Marryatt has
reached Juneau with both feet frozen.
having been caught on Ie Of the passes
during critical part OF the blizzard His
feet may have TO be amrutated While It
viii take some days To get az the actual
truth. reports which have reached Skag-
way and Dyea say that ut least twenty
feli victims 10 the storm. but no actual
deaths were reported
Things are more quie; at Skagway since
Gov. Brady petitionei the president for Re-
Inducements necessary 10 handle the law
less element. The better citizens are now
IN control and The criminal element "a
keeping quiet. The theaier where the r.
Ssnt fatal shooting ARRAY took place "a
closed. aHd VIII probably remain so Eddy
ray. The bartender who killed Rowan and
NftiTata. claims he did NOT know fha,
Rowan Vas deputy marshal There
seems 70 be 10 truth ia the rep9r- thst
''eN. sFady intends Ia Use ne Wheeling TO
- gPFess Srs5ae az shagssy, TIE truth x
i IS said, that he VIII use tae guuloat COR
me purpose OF compelling the hillien.,f IN
ciens 20 restore 10 the Hoonah Indians
@as@ worth Of blankets which thew, r,efa
fHaas the joanaas recently.
tte passenger list ~ the Resale j. "a
follows g
James Aaloy. T M-sslynn. 6 r Ns,so-
~. App.suaip II. SCHNEIDER. \ Pee,
=, = a thompson. +. W simpson ] q.
hufhha5n. George Edwards ] p IT,.
inE ". r Maran. } -. Francis 7 r -,
! Mlsh. John Thomas. \. Anderson. ! >
AaEHhy. Kite oBriea,- j. Williams II
tpto1. James cyx. Tony AhAoft X
] SAols. john swanson. Z " sertersr
1fant EdsaN Z, y. Carr & \. A}~v.--
Der. J r. Mason II. Asnksf C;a,-.a
l.aei''is. =. A Campbell. p II. TN
Ne o. bFaaE. W. r. FfelGer. II. J. SOW
-. Z (. Csn4Hon. r. r. Drake
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