The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-13
IIIM 70 LEAVE TODAY.
..cx srsBER or PASSENGERS
roR ST. MICHAEL
sssaIl~ Again starts North
90. seventy reopie-Ehe Lan-
=. Goes 10 Vancouver but VIII
s<ssrr 10 seattle 10 g re" Days

4 E.saass n3= @''ise 60 -
nea booking f9r Is Tor a lsng
80 have bean wondering wle;her
bstar another fauca hoped for
Sraiss FssA.
-, sseauarH have already started
y,eaasl. bat al hst one Of them
ssaxy tow, 50 there rs prospect
- s,sanasr Roanoke w!1lca leaves
81 oezt 81 bat tbs Alliance INTO
ssxa.sl TIE raee between the latter
=. ~. - Interesting The steamer
.s~.gxs. Capt. HIGGINS. was the Only
- ssssnr yesterday FOE 81. Michael,
.ss had re passengers and a very
sq ksa. TIE LagFada sailed yeater-
s. -.0rulax with many of her passengers
$50 bst she WI be back here Tues
- sfs.y beg tow The steamer Resale
= eesr sesse5 leaving f0F Lynn canal
ssx.s yAssssdsY
r. caa<usaug} Of the Empire lire. pre-
..s.es xtraEze sight as she steamed
ss.sv css a. me harUor yesterday after
go Pied np Oh tae big ffeighter's deck
xs,x - sectional parts % a number OF
- sfssT steamers and bsrxeE. Other
s,ssss es a similar nature we're ia hep
- Strung out behind were a river
sesmer AID barge tha; had been set up
: If s.Gf aats. These boats we're buiI,
sas Est ard shipped across the CONT
sss a. sa, ears. They make the Cone
sasgh's entire eargo on this trip. She
a. Ezssrn for her passengers a. soon as
e@sass.
Rs Roaaaks. of ths North American
/ 80 al.
i W. psohabjy get away fTem Yes!er wharf
l xssse Been today, and al the latest be-
sss sgsg Not minutes time Was loaf
nssag her BIG cargo aboard yesterday.
saa jasge number Of men worked stead
8 shs should haye called Friday. hu.
So Gake Ea for igst time after getting
| sssses The Roanoke VIII carry 30 pas
| segsFs cut CT Seattle on this trip. They
5sns from almost everywhere. Every
ssssassle spare II tbs hold anG cargo deck
"a he@z utilized.
- AaaAeae's place WAS taken last year
r fse steamer Portland The latter vez-
u ri safi oa Jnne r. 1867. Jast one year
~ Sc had us passengers. none az
sss@ xsFs ahis ~ get - Dawson on ac-
ssz q lo@ water. The Portgana'm de-
sAst@ts Has hard = noticed by the news
Ngsss o. she hFat trip l4st year. she
na5ass - port or fFe morning Of July
s, sd freEl the moment of her arrival
ssas's lageFest Ia t14e Yuke.l riye, r,J9.r,s
$50 nessn. ard Slure then IL ha- iear
sssaay iScfeastns. Five DAYS altar her
AHFsl ihe Portland again headed north
e u1e s.iE1 l'a passengers aboar, e4srv
"a sse aae foom for. ~ least 2.0sl ue5.
Hs''esssfE' ifie departure. The sailing
~ h9@9.o&e ta3av VIII attract a big
esss a@t Aol as Large as the one which
as u Portland east Of her lines
e Aasa5saA sailed Yesterday morning
es@2avfr, where she will load sun
hF he Canadian government. yba
S4saos are compelled TO recognize g.
s wen i comes - ST Michael trans
Sac I7urada VIII be back ia
49, tuesday morning 20 pick ~
80 sas Boston Il Alaska ComlAanv's
g sassneF James =. fssR. she has
= y. :. :. i'1As' ''sf Fs oHt ~ 'hs port. and
81 = mogs az Vancouver. Alrnoq,
- nationality is represented ia ~ rs.
= NsfsFai ui!ed EHgiishmen will axe
rssss from Vancouver Many Of hor
$3.50 took the trip "a Vanrouve~
- hesais that has the most REGULAR
= round trips Of any steamer On
800 canal. sailed about : o'egofh
- User oo@k- she had about seventy
81 ner list Marv OF fh.y,
- s@s.Feaa enps2yes who 70 north "a
- &c skaEwsy's first railroad
-. :. s.ff SPORES put IN busy day YES
- citing her freight cargo aboard
Aaa2eao VIII have tila fo'layytr,-
So J G, Barr Mrs F-rseiarlrI<
So Asss Belle Holues Mis- ~
- MIS- J. J. Ruie3ge. Mrs. A NJ
$50 Aigs Sophie = JOHNS ~
,.s.s. s's'sf' @'i3 $40 caildreu Mrs Helene