The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-26
TIDE AGAIN HgNs STRONG.
Four Crowded. yss-sls Sail in One
Day for Alaska.
CARRYING 600 PASSENGERS
Lall in yersA Boana Travel suddenly
Of seattle and Del Nortc and the
Bark Guardian Away With Heavy
LarUent Boats ON the Ran.

The tide OF Alaska travel s again now-
Ing. There was another squirt yesterday In
the sailing OF four vessels for the North.
These were the steamers Del Norse, Nor
gan City. City Of Seattle and the bark
Guardian. Their Passenger Lists aggregate
60 people The decks of the vessels were
crowded. the Morgan City, In particular.
being heavily laden with freight and ha-
mainly.
This steamer Is a new addition to the
Alaskan fleet. having been brought from
New York To Seattle. She IS one OF the
largest steamers now operating OF the
Northern run. She left last aigllt on her
initial trip North.
The Del Norte sailed for Cook Inlet
direct Her bookings showed over 100
names This g the Dsa Norse's first trip
ON her new run. She was formerly oper-
ated on the Seattle and I.yng canal route
While in port the steamer has had several
improvements made 10 her Deck house
and passenger accommodations.
The City OF Seattle sailed az midnight
for juneau. Wrangel. and other ports on
Lynn canal. She also had good show
Ing OF passengers and iisr held was well
stocked with freight. The Seattle enjoys
ths reputation of being the greyhound Of
the Northern fest. On her last trip to
the Sound from the North she beat her
own record, reaching por, nearly one day
before her arrival WAS looked for.
Tne next and last sailing on the list
OF the days departures was the much talk
ed or bark Guardian. The preparations
Tor her trip 10 kotzebue sound were con-
plefed yesterday and she was expected to
leave IN the evening in tow OF one Of the
Puget Sound Company's tugs.
Following Is = list of the Guardians
passengers:
James Skiliey. John Wilson. John Had
den, j. L. Goodhue, Arthur McGarrock.
Daniel Deathe. l.. ID. Presto, Alexander
Patterson, Daniel Barnett, Thomas MUIR
ply, Henry Capped. George Miller.
Charles Shaw, ]. r. Davis. o. n. Kalwelh,
Charles b. Wayne. Il. @. BJorneby. p X
Johnson. Sever Seljan. Emil Erickson.
Peter Anderson. James Tindel. T. ]. VIII
hamx. William II. schaefer. John s. Nor
ris. Samuel Fl. Cardrey. l.. r. Bea,son, III.
II. Cohman, G. w. Sisson. George Had
ley. j. s. Wesley, w. A. Hoyt, julius
Panlitt. John b. Hardy. Homer De Long.
j. +. Jordan, Alfred Hand. j. II. Ki,nsr,
#. T. Gray. w. p. Stanley. Alexander
LiIygrain and wife. s. Chaplain. Alien A.
johnson. William Pisterer. " l.. Thomas.
Thomas Christensen, r. w. Rabbit, Lewis
Sums. Olafr Olsen. J. c. HOLSTER, c. s.
Bushnell. George w. Dunnar. John d.
Dunbar. j. A. Kruger. w. r. English,
Frank Starrison. T. II. Stroup Il. w.
Hooper. George G. Hoeller, William E.
Brigham, 70. A. Passage. Frank Chesse.
John A. Koehler Henry Rheinhardt, c.
Schalkenhach. Jacob Hunkiss. Thomas d.
Hall. r. l.. Young. David Kettle. A, L. Or
son. F.. II. Rhodes. Peter r. Hangin. !. g.
Dueiin. d. W. Van Buren,. T. W. Town
send. J. A. Morley. A. L. Carlson Il. Il.
Beach. A. II. Weston, V. II. Musnbure.
r. A. McCaffery. J. NJ Kiiey, II. r.
Brown. Henry Struve. II. c. Wright, Isaac
Taylor. Charles A. Wiiief,e, w. Downing.
Lewis III. Ambrose. John Amison. Henry
Habernaeht, Il. Leske. John pokter, q.
Detsumh, ID. Rothbun. l.. Dimon. r.. NJ.
Fusby, q. r. Fusby. q. b. Cacort, J. H.
Kehoe. S. A. Pepper and wife. John Beck
or. John L. Sinder. w. J. Morley, II. A.
Bradeen, Charles r. From. L. d. Preston.
The Morgan City carried tina following
passengers:
%. II. Mcdonald. r. g. Pouiln, ]. c.
RYAN. Fl. w. Gumm. J. o. Buzinsixi. r. T.
Willis. w. NJ. Mckay. G. K Morse. J. L.
Tucker. II. Douglas. NJ. S5indali. G. kee-
ton. +. Weber and wife. George Earn. II.
Minister w. A. Zimmerman. L. IL. Worst,
A. Won Gunther. A. Leasing, Edwin Ward,
Sam Palmer Arthur Richardson James
Leroy, f.. r. Shaffer. Steve Fisher. John
Walusly, j. J. Reilly. Fred Kranel. a. NJ.
Wiswall. william Rice. Harvey Seeiey.
F. Hesse. ID. Duboe. Jean Pauline. G. NJ.
Mates. j. A. Pouiin. H. Fuche. l.. G. Stoil.
Fred Knoop. c. D. Hunter. G. NJ. Boston.
George w. Strumpler. w. J. McEwer,
Charles A. Graver. George w. Iightcap.
Jerry Romick. w. r. Black w. r. Good
win. Vincent Finch, 6. A. Hatch. q. w.
Schimmer. w NJ. Long. G.. -. Adams III.
Ewing j. s. Buckley. r. W. Ghson. II. w.
Rice. w. X. Caper. j. X Holmes. Y. e.
Durane j. G.. south. W. +. barnes. III. q.
Rodman. w. u. Rodman. Hugh Rodman.
]. q. Green w. II. Ellison. C.. II. willard.
Fred Newiand G.. y. Cook and wife, J. r.
Warduer Sylvester Gates. Thomas IT.
Hunt J. C.. Farrar. John Renner aud wife.
w. w. Price. Mrs. III. c. Pierce. Miss
Price Miss NJ. h. Ensley. Ethel f.nsiey.
Mrs. ]. III. Wardner. Miss Roble. W. Fra
bue and wife. w. r. Hart and wife, G. G.
Whitaker and wife. r. Bullsrd. wife aud
son. Miss Triton, Mrs. w. G. Tiiton. Mr..
ritsiejohn. William Rudy and wife. II.
Jensen and wife. Mrs. A.. NJ. Brown Thos.
Williams. p J. Storms. Rooert Atkinson.
r. A. Cooper. L. Peterson. T.. Br1iiy. G. u.
Ladd. r. Ducy. Mrs. r. Fowler. Joseph
Goodiear VI. Adams ]. w. Park nj. r.
Marshall George H. Emerson. T.. Z. Car
son. A. j. Griffin. @. n. Griffin. A. b.