The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-07
Brixham Returns From st. Nj
chael With Ito Passengers.
SUFFERERS FROM sHiPWRECk
Part Of Those Rescued From the Lost
Bark Guardfa. and the Crews Of
the River steamers Constantine
and Mabel Lane in the a-sst-Lead-
~rs OF the GhuId-Northup kion-
dixie Expedition Also Come Down.

TIE steamer Brlxham, Capt James Du-
re, arrived early yesterday morning from
So NIlcseei. she rad iI3 passengers, il
c3ad.ng he crews Of tae iosg Yukon rlser
steamers Maze Lane aid Constantine. and
para OF tns peopis rescued from the wreck
ri bark Guardian.
/ party oE leading New Workers came
aoSn 81 ;he BGsxhasn. They acre william
NorsGap, 4 Yale graduate; George {. Ma
son former professor OF civil engineer
Inx IN re New York university, A. L.
Earuer, Sao Was = famous guide On the
Western frontier Tor many years. AMI
Sssmee. j. Berry. They Mere lie 1ea1 men
~ 4 par sent IN from Portland last
March by George Could and Reed Nortn-
~ A.aiaG Narthup was leader Of the
Essnzst and Forty Mile efeehS and located
bench CLAIMS at Bonanza Nart5lp VIII
return there asxt spring They are wei
satisfied al.1 Their SUCCESS.
0thers Nho returned were ". r. G. VIII
klus0n ard George r. Eoss. xho are re-
parted 70 nave crafts fer sl9slls1 each, Is
sse1 By the North American TEanspoEta-
t.0n and Trading Company AZ Dawson
TAey oan rich properties in The kloD1l AZ.
Wilkinson is an EnsIisaman. and has been
In Alaska seven years FoSs was former
IS a banker ~ Nebraska. He was in the
Norta FIVE years
her IS and passed through severe Storm
on the way 10 Dutch Harbor. The weather
was So bad that she was forced TO lie there
three days. When she left the steamers
were at Dutch Harbor waiting for better
weather. The trip down was accomplished
without Incident She left Dutch Harbor
September d
Dutch Harbor being repaired. She was
sailed over from Point Hope, where she
was abandoned en- the beach. It is believed
she can BE put II good condition for 81. 90.
T1s r.
Calvin has bough. the Canadian Piclac
Navigation Com pany's Yukon river steam
er Yukoner for $4,000, and expected 10
reach Dawson this season with TIE sup
plies he took ncr,h on The Cleveland.
TIE BrixhAn had the following passen-
gers:
H. Davis. Of London: y: \: Percival o.
London: John Rarmore. ". Morris. f. Z.
Allen. j. II, Lutiger. g +. Stewart, +. I.
Barry. J B. Cameron and wife. II. Wfn-
chester Mrs. Childs. George Renner, c. II.
Claim aud wife. y. W. Powers. ], J.
Malone and wife, Of Tacoma. o. ). osburn.
W. y. Marshall. T. Collier. .. W Bruek-
art. DR.. E. c. Bower. Marie McCloud. Irene
Helen F'raties. Catherine Dyaka0T, Frank
Wild, c. Brig, j. Haniey. Alex Stevenson.
John McCauley. T. Lindsay, ]. 5. Hoileran.
Joseph .Alph. Mrs. Mar. Hazard James
e Anderson J. w. Harrington. II. &.
Lawson. Miss NJ. e Melior, James Price.
j. z Mcknight, r. l. Young. Joseph Nor
ris. II. J. Davis. j. f. Siyder, c. r. Noffatt.
P. B. Boehn, 5. Mauock. NJ. Shaughnessy,
Charles Stevens. Mrs. Stevens. z. ]. Mills.
Thomas Collier. c. ]. Larsen, Y. f. Rus
sell. T. c. Bell f. " Quincy, q. +, Burg,
E Schmiti. II. Z. Bliureyer. 2. S. Dean.
A f White. W. II. Mitchell. Fl. C. Doug
las. f. L. Barnard II. II. Isgnon. 4. E.
Ruff. H. T. Fan, w r. Thompson. J. II.
Gilman William Northup. A. l. Homer,
C. c. Mason, Jack McGregor. P. klnaaley,
c. f. voss. II. r Wilkinson. II. \. Crock
EFT. w. J. Maketin. ]. j. Brown, G. W.
Boyton, o. A Whan. NJ Fl. Allen. II. r.
Nirfck, J. p. Coppersnsith. Mrs. G. " bite,
J. F. Bateman. George Manning, A. Oats.
N Amcau ard wife.