The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-20
TWO SMALL VESSELS LOST.
sExogrTs AND CITY or sfTkA VIC
fms Of THE SEA


TIE sse0p seaor1ta and RE schooner CssT
O. sl.ka uss4zt - za1eS 70 the lst q vss-
GELS that hzys seeE i0xs 81 northern VA
tera sgscs tzs arst 90 the year Ten strong
nen, zse 1ersors tie znlgeky vessels. gave
ZIP their ivsa l8 tae3r gresi 'or gold AID
sazss 70 reaes the aeIds. Fsosa vessels are
loxsg ovsrssss a. fGasBr psrss 81 destination
AMI algsovss4 bat one bst o. wreckage nss
eger a1ers Esgsgrtea ;hers see-ns 70 ke ~
douD; bst tat botA vessels have 1st
ss3sgsen ard mysterious eEa il Northern
~4feEs
The sgoes SsneTsta salle9 from SEATTLE
FIR Js.aeAu during ise last week q jan
vary. Sac Was tim IfEsle craft hardly
more than year oIa. TIE seven msa who
started Sorfsl IL her acre rather e<ampes1
in her uarFo~ ezssla. bat TAD not IRE lssSt
4oGss; sus that they would reach Juneau
IN good sinne 4 friend - ole % the 5sn
~ Ira February for JEaeau % await tae
coming - tvs stgo9 on which be mac
sf183s1ssg MS outfit Tie waited Until The
letter ssast II March bst heard nosa ne -
tBe little vexsaL lie anslly started for. the
interior ard is probably wsii on his wAY
70 Issvsen ~ th-s tine. No news o. her
Iaa since reached juneau.
~ tiae party an the SersoF1ta. tiae Nance
~ f,sg, TIVE are known 81 This c.tg. Roland
FaYrfler Of Mlfasukae. and Arthur I. Nc
Lair bright young g3a nstsan from
1EieaAivS. y. u. weTs passengers ~ the
sio5s bat bad no interest ~ her. The
emptalu. who's name could not he learned
hers Yesterday ftaae boat having cleared
from port T'awnsensIt rad two suns along
with him Besides there sere t.o other
PROJECTORS from the Last whose names
ara not knowa here.
Ths Sess0rtfa attracted nuGn atteatl@h
when ths nae8 commenced loading her Tor
Alaska. she VAS anchored between the
C.ty dock ana the South eunkers. ard q as
ono ~ the preftieet 0f the small feet max
Ing taat Their hna4Q aarfFrg. She was built
In Isss 81 Fsgansoo1. " lash. and was 70
all apps aras.e.g Ia excellent order she
was t8snsy-thrce fest eight inches IN
length mir. fset seven inches beam and
foUr fret eight inches depth OF hold The
b.ue book registers her az saks tCas- Sns
carried fun hold Of kioDdke outfits
just whea and how the Senorita came
10 grief VII probably remain as much
mystery as The dssappearance OF The CITY
~ gifka. Her remains probably lie AT the
bottom u sIHge % the tFeacnAro'is chan
nssa e sise ipslte passage IL Is likely
taat sire struck OF some hidden rock OF
fou8sirrsa whsle trying 70 c.oSs some or
~. stormy open sounds
The steamer Utopia. which has just az
rived from JUNEAU. brings the news that
a rcFtien ~ ofss 81 tire uasIs al the
schooner CITY ct Sltka was picked up by
the schooner North Star Tbs probable
loss II the schooner w&s reported exelt-
sssely IN ne t<fntsllgsneer a few
vsaske ago Sh@ sailed fEesn Sifka for Fort
Mrangel on March 81 with taree men on
hoard They bad y solid schooner, bot al
taree acre non-xea.aFing men and had 70
sna~ edge % The treaeherous channels be
:weAa s-Ka ard Wraagel They expected
- 20 90 Wran8ei and return trsi9@ II
tbree wesks but noting 1sa heard or
saea ~ fasr1 after leaving the Red Fish
pay CaunefY
The men 81 board the City IF Shka were
T II Rase . prominent MERCHANT Her
naaa Thomas a isboreT. aus All Pcy.
nstnrsffged ChinamaH. Friends ~ Bale
sIcrsaGsd Sc getting the revenue launch
Cosmos ordered oat % make search.
rvery aetkitreu' ard Indian camp along
either share between the TWO camps vas
VISITED No iuf8rns lion was obtained ex-
eelt a. gha Re5 Fish hay cannery, where
sha Schooner stepped for provisions short
/. after leaving sifka The nexf heard 81
h=r wae from she cartain - the North
etar. who had picked up portion a. her
rra4sta Tl74 timber was positively l3enti-
fes nv Second Dfiire~ Tom Smta % fae
s-earper Dora. sst0 MAS formerlr captain
Of Re cry 81 Stka There is n doubt
- SKA hut tHat ihF men aye ,os,-