The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-06

snpvles--Many Unga Glib
nae q WhosDing Cou0h.
! -. Roesiie ana City OF Topeka ar
So -N~rday from Lynn canal. each
1~etrrt Klosldike contingent. and .
- ss-nhsrtng fifsy -six. who came down
l.. y. f,anube. continued over from Vic
~ y. 10 steamer Victorian. The DAN
ksxs -rd wzx not In good hurnor on
s.lsss.s seat,Ie. AT Skagway they pur-
ssS-s.1 ftckats guaranteeing through trans
-, 70 Seattle via Victoria, ana al
Ed .s.ss, Mace they were told TO take the
s.r.i neemer Victorian.
8 1sstne checked their baggage. John J.
E,o-.Se ~. the Danube contingent went
.sss1a re Victorian In = body. the OF
- II the vessel, Doyic declares. pro-
1 ~~a1x Is call upon the Kiondikers Tor
are which the latter refused TO pay.
UAi,e the vessei sailed, and the
& sssra1fne xss renewed, and with threats
4 - ~ past Of the steamer management.
sssir11cr 70 the KIondikers. to put them
- e Port Townsend. Unui the vessel
s.s sscrn her whistle. IL appeared TO b0
6nxnUUNH
- 4 shs Ksy city. However. when tho
! ~, ~ again preached the Klondikers
] ~s1s eaca . determined stand for what
/ - ela,med to be their rights that the
ss.;trn people concluded to bring them
80 q 1900. and aid 80. The men came
49, -. Doyle states. at once drew up
5Sa1aet I'll signing 1t. which was for
;SSan1 - TIE Danube management at Vic
1 Ana thus the incident closed.
~ aann Kloudike men had trouble
- II Danube. which n sAid to have
<n1 = make & direct run from 6kag-
- Victoria. The Danube proceeded
~ nhA9sny 70 one Of the northern can
-. vHers aha remained sixteen hours.
Z s.16na snlmcn This delay 20 irritated the
s1l117h noGeoaGers that they waited up
] @ Srnf01n IN body and requested him
- any more stops. The master
4 1ying no had three more ports
~ demanded. that he proceed 70
without further dalay which he
i1liusity Of the passengers on the To-
RI Ucli a. those Of the Ro4Alic and
Il sonme up the river on ths Yukon
q vieteeian, leaving DawSon August
- Oxen. an Eldorado king. was
6 ~. hat At White Horse rapids,
& 16f11h Collins. jr., OF Seattle. who
q I'M 4 Britain eyndtcateS bank
~ 9s0eo tbs purchase price OF q
q ~ Home copper District. Olsen con-
9n601 H. would come no further. but
{11N1 iook for more copper In that dis
~ n0swsthstanding he had taken two
= tl8vs fortunes from the Klondikes
tu1esous sands. He located the copper
ngnh1d for hunger. having lived for ten
- = such WILD fowl ~ he could Kill.
&1pus this time two nameiess prospectors
- h the mountainous section back OF
~ Horse after discovering what Ii be-
"a % have been a fahulousiy rich cop
r. kdgs Indians fourd their camping
0m11. and came In showing the whites
Dlee n practically pure copper. which
~ Stated the prospectors had found. II
~ n search Of fhts loag-losf rich copper
~ thst Olsen embarked on his prospect
- veyaEe He told Doyle and James v.
y6lleon he believed he could ind u. Just
NJ be said. On leaving his companions.
hat am MOI new Andrew Olsen. but
usaey. the swsac. gone in search OF tho
= mother copper lode
Tear before last Olsen and his partners
1essht out x2p.esa In gold. the proceeds
q sai~ " Eidorsdo msnes 3s. 81 and 81
q anerward purchased an interest In No.
} 9ldondu
Jamea Hagan, ex-sheriir OF SnohomIsh
Ssnu. ana Jake Siaioy. long I'm the
~ county auditors office. returned from
le!eh yesterday. the former from the
Nse0ke and Staley from Attn. Doyle
Mem Dawson IN the furtherapce Of
- 70 Develop hv hydraulic methods,
Arfea Of Bonanza creek benches.
sa.en be and bis partners control by virtue
- crown grant
- Dangerous illness OF Mrs. Berry. wife
0aserce Berry. one of Edorado creeks
- men. was reported by yesterdays
- nAe.oa arrivals She has appendicitis.
~ Ior ainos, two weeks her life seemed
M N the balance. X WAS. however
~ 9 the time OF the last reports as to her
ns Rossi.s had probably Eoooo N gold.
:. sae Topeka far greater amount, In
esans her 700 tons Of rreadwei, concen-
- carried nTOo from the Apslic mine
: 49, - cnnsgned TO San Francisco. and
efck consigned 10 Dexter Horton 4
rss Jones stated that four Vancouver
- snoee names he did not remember
~ Townsend
A. - lofsk& had forty or ATTY passengers
- sne westward OF Sitka a majority OF
Hon the Copper river section. Geo
49, 49,. AZ unSa passenger. stated that ten
SS.tsa oied az tnga last snrirg from
80 the doctors called wNoanl,,r ~o,;rh
sssa SAmnlnns, private secretary TO
49, states Senator Foster: Mrs, sam
d. ,sonh =, lAnck. a special agen, OF
u .,.airy department ana Mrs. L.nck.
go ss'in-lsw. Of Nashville. Team. coz
- party Of Alaskan pleasure seek
y !sturned Oh the Topeka
=. Hsnartcks. a Topeka CONFER river
k. ~ reports the death OF y. y. Dun
~. " san Francisco, who Mas drowned
era- ss.ssnptinS TO Grass an interior
: 80. puaasna was 4 rvssns az the Cola
- - Msnins and Dredging COMPANY
-. s sss os SMITH. gNhissag, tewate..
sssaa an val,l~s glacier.
va = VEL re, states revenue cutter Perry
-. tori NaisleS wh.r the rrturt,inw
lets Her ossleerw ,,,r., rNs,.,,,.' a. :
81 :, ar Investigation as 10 inc nIlrr.
asss. as'aslls destitute naiaors IN thst
ws-.a s seeeks WIRE two TssYnensnn tran
fa,sss. snS u. u Frazer -~~Y.ipr.s ~
ssss 3. y q Frazer. whsie ,hepotrs
'r raft, cur fSof sat,rr,. -, s, ,s.s1s
- -s,,ss ss"sns as%s pra orr ATTY s~$t tu.S
-, -. passengers sook az rss.les,
'ssnsie prcspee,,.r - f"' 'S' '"|