The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-07
PERSONAL MENTION
People Coming And Going And old
 Acquaintance.

A. L.. Rcinlsh, Alc OiaehsthNit iSsS'"SS yesterday from visit below.
 PC. Copeland left yesterday on the Clutch on business trip to Victoria.
 Mrs. Wood, wife of Maj. Wood Of Taglsh. arrived yesterday from Juneau.
 N. A. Kllgore has arrived from Dawson on his way to the states to buy horses.
 D. Dallis. formerly a school teacher In Victoria, arrived yesterday on the Danube.
 Mrs. Mary Calhoun arrived yesterday on the Dihgo to visit Mrs. F. N. Sessions her cousin.
 Jake Klein left yesterday for Dawson. He has a dog team and Is taking in two passengers.
 Phillip Williams leaves today on the Dlrgo for Seattle. He has just arrived from the interior.
 W. ". CnvTofl, iallOr for Deputy Marshal Tanner, left yesterday Cn the Clutch for Seattle.
 C. Stowe, a Dawson mining man and broker. left yesterday on the Clutch, on his way to the states.
 Aten pound boy was born to Mr and Mrs. D. N. Hukill at Eight avenue and Main street. yesterday morning.
 H. F. Waug. a successful Klontik' miner, arrived on the Danube. He Is bound for the interior.
 J. Cooke, who fCrmerlv ran a bar at White Horse for Norman MeAulev, ar rived yesterday on the Danube.
 Frank E. Burns, agent for the Alask' Steamship Company, Is expected to re turn in a few days from Seattle.
 N. F. Rudd, formerly with the North west Mounted Police. arrived on the Dan ube yesterday on his way to Dawson.
 T. Collins, at one time chief mate of th' steamer Islander, arrived yesterday on th' Danube. He Is on the way 10 the interior H. J. Coleman arrived yesterday on th' Dirigo with four horses and an outfit o freight which he Is taking to the Interior
 R. A. Grimes, an old resident of Skag- way, who has been at Bennett severa weeks returned Saturday evening on busl ness.
 H. ]. Pratt arrived yesterday, thirteer days from Dawson. He leaves today or the Dldgo for Seattle, and will go to Nom' by ocean.
 T. w. Blrks, secretary of the Victoria Yukon Trading Company, and so popula Skagway pioneer. arrived yesterday or the Danube.
 ". B. Navlot. formerly with cameron's clothing house of Victoria, arrived on th' Danube. He Is with the Vletoria'Yukor Trading Company.
 c. Black. of FredsTIehton, N. B., arrived yesterday en route to the Interior with party of Vietoria.YukOn Trading Com pany's employees.
 Langlow Brothers arrived yesterday or the steamer Dirigo on thelr way to th' Klondike with four horses and large amount of freight.
 Mrs. Louise MeVsy. representing the Seattle Post -lntelllgeneer, has arrived lr the city enroute to Dawson. She Is re- glStered at Pacific hotel.
 H. w. HeathOrn arrived yesterday from Vancouver on the DlhgO to join a party of employees of the Vlctorla-Yukon Company who came on the Danube.
 R. s. Chestnut. formerly on the steamer Islander when she ran to this port, ar rived yesterday on the Danube en route to Dawson to engage In mining.
 R. P. Clark arrived yesterday from Dawson. He started out on a wheel but the machine broke down at Selkirk. He sold it there and mushed it the remainder of the way.
 W. Dalby, brother of H. G. Dalby for merlv agent for the Canadian Pacific Navl' gatiOn company. arrived yesterday. He Is with a party of Vietoria-Iukon Trading Company employees.
 Capt. Buckley, who last year made a successful venture In taking a number of boats to St. Michael, arrived In Skagwav yes erdav, He Is taking a number of horses to Dawson this time.
 J. p. Whitney, Of the Bennett msrchln. disc firm of Whitney & Peddler. arrived yesterday on the Dlrlgo. He brought with him 6oo packages of merchandise for the Bennett store.
 LeRov Pelletler, who has been In the Klondlke the last three wears engaged h mining and representing the New York Times, arrived Sunday on his way to the states. He left vesterdav on the Clutch.
 Superintendent J. P. Rogers, of the ". P. Y. Route. has gone south In res- ponse to news thai his mother Is seriously m In Wisconsin and may de. lt, upon reaching Seattle. he learns she Is still alive he will proceed to wisconsin, otherwise he will return to Skagwav.