The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-05
HUNDREDS FROM THE NORTH
Steamships Queen and Seattle Ar
rive From Alaska Ports.
AN soeaIoArlon 42s STRONG.
Nearly 800 Eastern Tourists and Lo-
cal Pleasure seekera-Rich Klon-
dfkers in the Crowd-Came ON the
First Train Over the Caribou Ex-
tension-From Dawson 60 Seattle
In Eight ana One-Half Days.

Four hundred and twenty-five people
returned from Alaska yesterday on the
steamships Queen and City OF Seattle.
both of which arrived during the fore
noon Probably 800 of the number were
Eastern and local tourists and pleasure
seekers In this contingent there were
more women than men. The aggregation
included many persons OF wealth and
prominence. From fifty TO seventy-five
Klondikers came on the two vessels with
an aggregate gold dust possession OF per-
haps quarter OF a million dollars.
In the ships safe OF the City OF Seattle
among the heaviest depositors OF gold
dust with Purser Harris for safe keeping
were: Robert Birch. J. Stewart. James
Roberts. z. L. Turner. e. II. Blonquist.
John A. DOVE, J. IA Junott, B. Nelson.
Peter Hansen. @. @. Smith, Alfred Mobiles
c. r. Nelson, C. ]. Dumbolton, N. p.
Shaw and ]. johnson.
Dumboiton is Kiondike cattle shipper
He reports that fresh beef in Dawson Is
selling at twenty cents per pound. almost
as cheap as choice cuts are to be had in
Seattle during the winter.
J. d. Davidson and C. d. Mexican, two
well-known Dawson traders, returned on
the Seattle Mrs. waechter, Miss Waech-
ter and Ralph waechter constituting the
family of William Waechter a prominent
Klondiker. returned on the same vessel.
A. M. Robson. one of the principal engi-
neers OF the Treadwell mine, was also q
passenger. He is en- route to the mines of
the Rand. In South Africa. Mrs. Robson
accompanies him.
United States Senator Mason. OF Illinois,
went north on the Queen, taking the city
OF Seattle at Juneau. going thence to
Hafnes Mission. From the latter point
ne expected to journey to the Porcupine
district SO as TO make a personal study of
the Alaskan boundary question. Jack
Dalton and J. F. Maloney. the weli-known
juneau lawyer. were accompanying the
Some OF the seattle's KIondike nassau
gers came from White Horse on the frat
train to run over the Caribou extension OF
the White Pass & Yukon railroad after
us completion. They made the trim 10
days $40 "a''
The Seattle left skasway Tuesday. sail
ing the Following day from Juneau. as did
aiso the Queen The latter during her
voyage went as far to the westward as
Sitka and Muir glacier
f1rst-class passengers returned an ,,a
Queen az follows. =" '"'
M. H. Watson. Jno. A. Kpspp Jua.. ~
srsdy Dillon Bronson and wife. Anjrsws s, :, y
Ions. sEo n., sto.dart and wife, Helen Kpsnp
A AZ. k'DS1sh and vie Knapp an. and w wiie
shspard Miss \. o'Irisn, Miss a Evs mrs NJ. I
K KlrSs MI e. SPRINGER. Miss Miller. Miss
Miss NJ n MT h,rmet Dr.. Gardner and wife.
SM..mss y o. reynolds. N ssss;.er s csPt viz
Ros.rs aspvfa' Miss shepard. Miss shepard. " M
man. Mi. Freshman. VIM chur Snr' A;,h Ms Gold
n s,n.,a -. Reeves, NJ barrett. DR. j. Van Week
Blunt y Ross. NJ NJ Moore. Mr. s.n,,o, a. .
s smIa6 M NJ u Merit L. Roche. Ms JESSIE sa
rssa. Meclun Ireland and and nd. W.T. Ans
KIN KIN. mrs gp ,i. Mrs A. r. Allen, W
Ems Gray. R.f b.,i. 3 r's cs... & ,s 6
Mm -" u I.sgn.. W. g Jacobs. /. nardnssI
Mason, dil a..ou A Ma, Tas, MARLIN. a.. h
Miss Mason, Mrs. 8 G Moore, Miss s,aorsr
s ~. 4 Hi, csa. Ms. : 2. ssat. Mn ]
LAWYER and wife. samuel r iee,. s and VIZ.
ppr :; Msscortls, Adam nm Gsa l. R isss
wm ssnntry and wife. Miss A. Montxon,ery Ms.
nm m h.mi,n' !. = Mhii'cn aud wife, c II Ben.
In wsh,s fn M. Miss Ruth odgen, Mrs
wife. NJ Crimmins, u. Goldstein, X IL Tucker
NJ i Miller DR. y 4, Gilman and wife. Miss
White. Mrs, A. T. Grant, Ms l. Champion Ms.
child. Ms. N Msrriman. Rev II. 4 Braa,eS And
wife Mrs G. Watson. Miss p,,,aa NJ ~
Church u Mss Gsdains; Miss Y Fslon, Mrs u j.
stahi Mis-. r. cSanSsrain M as + ns r M'.'
Rsynolds, Geo Ballard and wife. Miss E. d Lsx.
s.,s, Miss ballard, Geo A. Craig r. a. Hulfns.
ssd. nan se., Mrs M,. Paine ,S,a. Sin
a : s ce.sy; Mr., Archibald. mad Ms W
Aazh. Miss Caysnaush, Mrs NJ Miles r. L. Lane
o. 3.Su ",5shS Z cegwsll / y hains.sn. q 4
! 9 sraart. n. " warnocss' 3 A Mcs,a nasss
4 iyona a Larson. chAs Thafn, W Magneason
I.answafshy. p 4 Hsm,itsp. ! NJ Tsnaet :
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hoHeii. and fOFisone secondeiAss
These came on the City OF Seattle:
Fox, L. RsiaAaa O Erieksan. @ cseno.
, Z nss,,, ,as'ndsrsn y Wells. Garrison.
S4sl.aa. 8 ? csThfan' M Tasiar. Mr. i <
z hnasTsan ) Nelson. a 1adeSssa. j 'i Freoes
Z MecMhs; s sisnsirpm, +. A Johnsoa X
naIsiG i nssisd. W neiArsn. W. n < Rowe ~
" W. u m Ms''' 4 a., Al. y s, s,H' De-.
AadsF.es, Mr. AnasssoD, 4 nuh,s. W J A..
water Mr. Asvstsr chogutls, p. Raerr
Mp q 8eiastssa. Mss A aolAs,sin. Miss Isssis
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