The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-29
TWO LYNN CANAL SAILINGS
Steamers Cottage City and Humboldt
Leave for the North with an Ag-
Gregate of 225 Passengers.

Two Seattle-Lynn canal liners sailed last
night with an aggregate of 225 passen-
gers, bound for Alaska and the British
Yukon. The vessels are the Humboldt
and Cottage City. The latter took l25
passengers and the Humboldt 100. Both
took all the cargo they could carry. The
Humboldts included 100 head Of beeves
being shipped 10 Dawson.
OF the total number OF passengers over
100 are returning TO Dawson and the
Klondike They include score or more
OF the camps richest miners all OF whom
are shipping in cargo consignments OF
winter supplies. Eddie Levin and Joe
Barrett are to board the Cottage City
at Vancouver. Both will pass the winter
in the Klondke.
Among other Klondike passengers on the
two vessels are Mrs. Hattie Carwill. Mrs.
Sherman. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Null
lasky. l.. Shroyer. h. Simon Mrs. Mou,
Mr.. and Mrs Heacock. l.. $. Julien, Eta
Myers. Gertrude !. Clark, Andrew and
Alexander Raxton. Thomas Brown, Thorn
as Frayne J; II. Henderson. Samuel
Burke. Miss Thebo c. W Thebo. Mrs
Augusta Griffin, Mrs. A. +. Cross, Miss
G. watney. Mrs Willard and Miss o. An
drews.
Mrs. r C. Bennett and the Misses Han
ford. daughters OF United States District
tage City. They are making the Alaska
trip for pleasure and will return on the
sama vessel.
James Rowan. one Of the Heaviest ope-
rators In the Ketchikar district, was
Cottage City passenger.
The following Seattle passengers sailed
on the Humboldt:
Mrs. A. f. Gross, Miss o. Anderson, Miss q.
watney. Mrs. Neiiand, H. Olsen. A. q. Brown, j.
II. Henderson. Sam Burke. Andrew Peixten. Alex
Cloes. Leonard Cloes. Mrs. Ethel Biakey. Mrs. Ola
Lee, Willie Lee Mrs J. z, Wright. Mrs l. Hew-
chs @ r., c. W. TSebo. Mrs n. pevis, Miss A.
Thebo. j. f. sheridan. @ s Mccarthy Mrs. smart.
Thee. smith, Il. NJ Dryden, J. T. Meitay. ]. Y.
Ziin. Cora he Rust, Mrs, G. j. waechter. Mics II.
waechter. Thomas Brown, Thomas frayue George
Duston NJ. secage. William Hendry. William Now
att c. H.: schon. A. Larsen; Charles Erickson. o.
Oier. @. II Johnson. John Mcdonald. George w.
a,s Lqas M woia p ner,ms nso,d aeP n,
lnston. NJ. wnehten. Charles wrghten, o. ".
Leary. A. r, Hathaway. j. A. fstten John Bur
Il. O. Colman. O. Cochran. Ira Newton. Alfred
Grant. s. J. Grant, X. o. wasy, Maurice Keith.
Williams. Gus Moreland. Fred Pennington, Mrs l.
Waterman, Miss Ruth Hengen. Miss Cecilia Brown.
Miss George Grove, Miss Jenny STANFORD. Henry
Ross. H. A. Colman. s Rockness. John Emerson.
Mrs r Chisholm; r p Cummings Geofss Lee.
r. Hofcndrods. Miss Scitcearud. John sullivan.
George Brown, James Williams
Seattle passengers sailed on the Cottage
City as follows:
James Rowan. Dean ". Richards. Mrs. F. O.
Bennett Miss Ada Hsnford. Miss jessie HAnford.
Mrs j. o. Derr, Gertrude L. Clarke, ID. Dean. Y.
Levin. Miss n 4 MeCarroli. William stodman.
!. A, Stodman, G. q. stodman. Winnie Reed. Mrs.
+. S Meeker. Mrs. G. r. Blown. y. c. Campbell.
Mrs NJ ". Hays. John Delcominun. Mrs p J.
Heinen. Annie Whitfield. J. Smith, Matte Comfort,
". r HeAcook, -. simon John tiorman. Fred Fer.
~ ssrd BArksr. Howard nsmsn. t. u, Lyons. W.
J Huis. W. J. Fields. Miss r. Keamef. Mis-. Ja-
diths Moore. J. y Toerstte. j. W Philpo,. V. l..
Holt. Mrs william Joy. Louie joy W. J. Hils
Mrs r.. j. Hnls n. j Martin John Rsse Chief
johnson. Y. n Church. Jacob Wolhert. Robert Ait.
mnss. J w, snook. Charles r HAhnernan. Chinese,
Geasss esrssios. George Miller, Japanese W CA.sn
r n Mcdowell NJ Hughes. J. g. Johnson. VIII
ian, Howard. r J Clifford Miss H. Menck p r
Tunler. John Dodge. Mrs. Leroy Torier Mfs Hat
Sc CareriIls, John Cisek. Mrs More Mrs ". y.
sherman, Mrs l.. shrayer, Mrs T. MuilArbsy.
Thomas Maiiarkey Etts Myers Louis Julien
Tom Young n c Wood r. G Wright John w
Grsss II Vsmhro,t. G. Madison. Martlin MiohAsksf.
Tfank Peterson.