The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-21
Queen Arrives From the North
With 245 Passengers.
THE TOURISTS PREDOMINANT.
Two-Thiras of the Aggregation
Women-Thirty Klondikers MINI
gle with the Crowd-Excurslon-
ists Look with Admiration Upon
the Enchanting scenery-"Arkan-
saw Jim" Hall and Others.

An Alaskan aggregation numbering 245
people come on the steamship Queen,
Capt. David Wallace which arrived from
the north yesterday morning. Fully two
thirds OF the passengers were women. In
Guiding many ladies' of culture and re-
finement from Eastern cities. With these
mingled thirty or forty miners, men OF
money from the Klondike. Indeed, the
crowd was cosmopolitan in its makeup
Eastern people predominated. This con-
tingent comprised many tourists and per-
sons OF liberal wealth. whose only care
winter or summer. Is to seek pleasure
and contentment in travel.
The voyage was a most delightful one
All marveled at the enchanting grandeur
of Alaska's scenery. Famed Muir glacier
elected many expressions Of admiration
from those who for the first time gazed
upon that great moving mountain of Ice.
The quaint old Indian villages and their
forests Of totem poles were regarded with
wonder and amusement
The Klondikers with their treasure bur-
dens came in for no small amount OF at
tention,. This crowd included several OF
James Hall. The latter. with William Pr
cote owns No. II. Eldorado, a claim
which adjoins IApPy's famous 10. The
py's, And certain IT Is that Hall and
Picotte have each year since the discov-
cry OF the klondiks taken fortune from
visit to the states in fourteen years
All that time he has been a resident of
Alaska and the British Yukon; To his
mining friends he is known as "Arkansaw
Jim" He is quiet, unassumng man.
probably IS years of age. Liberal to
fault, he is said to have spent his money
crown prince. Hall took apartments at
the Butler. where Mrs. Hall has been
awaiting her husbands return for some
days.
Harry Hershberg. for many years pro-
prietor of big clothing store on the
northeast corner of First avenue and
Queen. He has been In Dawson several
years engaged in the clothing business In
that city. He is en- route East on
business trip. and VIII return to Dawson
Thomas s Mahoney. manager. OF the
Dawson store OF the North American
on the Queen. He has been in the Klon-
dixie about two years. and Is returning
to his Chicago home. Mr.. Mahoney re-
ports the arrival at Dawson OF w. II.
Isom, general manager of the n. A. T.
h T. Co. He left Dawson July Z, as did
also majority of the Queens Klondike
the Yukon steamer Canadian. Two river
boats. the Rock Island, of the Seattle
Yukon Transportation Company's fleet.
and the Sarah, of the Alaska Exploration
Company. arrived at Dawson from st:
Michael the day Mr.. Mahoney started
for the outside. The Rock Island came
y.
and were the first boats to reach Dawson
from ST Michael following the opening
Of navigation.
The following first-ciass passengers re-
turned on the Queen:
Mis-, Denny; Miss A Bacon Miss Bacon
w NJ eiansm, aud VIM Mis- r.. Kohn. Miss r.
Frye, Miss $. Frye. 3. q. Denny, Miss 3 Aiet,.
Cook aud wife. Mrs. A Mex. Jones. Miss I rex
Ms. /. T.. Williams and child. Miss I. speny
er G Leighton, q. n. Tassart. NJ. Iipmau '' and
wife Miss II. chynowih. Mis-. A. Chynawth Miss
I hor. csy ,Ss MA Mis- M nOs'n M o:,n
O. CIV Mrs. ]. W. Roberts Mrs. Van orden
Miss Van orien. 8. Kaufman, T. Daraveli. y. G.
Mcdonald. Mrs 8. Borden Miss Carhart, Miss o.
smith. Miss Fisher Mrs. Lsdd. Jane. Hall. s.
Borden, James A, Pauley, Miss Fsirchd. Mrs
Penhed. r. A. Brush and wife, l.. g. Roberts
Mrs. L. Roberts. Miss Roberts. W. J. Mcouarrie.
Mis-. Batch. e. $. Batch. =. W. Batch. II. Brat
nobcr and wife, Miss NJ. Mlkelson Mrs X. White
VI Miss White Mrs X, kiins Ml NJ" RO'sn.h'ps
Cartwright, Mrs. Cartwright, Miss Cartwright. Mrs
y u irown. J. G. Ralph, Mrs A. s,einbach. y.
s,einbach Mrs. a steinbsch, Mrs T steinbach.
q. A. Hewitt. 7. ~ Mayer. = g. Ralph. Church
IN Taylor and wife. C. J. Evans, II, T C.swsii aud
wife J, T. Nicholson. c. King. o. W. Uhl. Mr..
H. uhi NJ Jacobs siesei and wife Miss A. Ginix
Charles Stirkiar. A. n Learned and wife, v Ia
Roche Miss Ridden Janet w. Porter. sue Porter.
Miss " Gfiswold. Mrs Griswold, j. l.. Griswold.
Evelinr Sweeney. Mrs. Charles sweeney, Gertrude
Sweeney, g. A. Cruteh. Frank sweeney, Robert !
sweeney Homer Fsishsr Horace f1esher "
Flcisher and wife. A. W. Kiernen II. H. Flstsher.
r. Dewey. l.. II. Turn. Or ". Acton. J A. os-
born. " Worcester and wife. v. C. Aiken and
wife. J. j AIKEN and wife, ]. e. Everman. q.
Warmser Miss 4 G.. Merrill Miss NJ Dewey Hen
V. Warner snd wife. Miss Warner. Josie Warner
Mrs J. Kelly. Mic Kelly aud maid. John Kelly
Mrs. A HilhArdt. Miss A. small. Peter Iarksoa
r u nsaumont. q. Y. Randall, w. ] Carrie, r.
9. Rsnnsrs Mrs l.. DON Miss j. Dorr. Miss =
Dorr Mrs A Barr. Mrs. straner. J. r. walls
worth. s o WAlsvotth. Frank Ridge. Miss NJ J.
stewart, Miss y. Merton. Miss Thnstt, Mn r.
Mct'omhs Mr., 4. smith. Mrs Rose Wheeler
Mn, l. A. IVst, Mrs rager Miss Ktllnss. G "
hampton. !. e. flsnner. Thomas Nshongy @
Armstrong. James Dc Baunervie. Rer A Ne.
Nuiie. ~ Hoifns. G. G. Cunningham, Mis-, y
Poland. v. w. MalensY. Mrs wsllsre. vs.. r
small, " SusssnsF A. g Srhoa. A.. Barr, T.
VI. Bates. Nrs /. sanger Mise Isrdeu. Mn J.
Lew II. Hlnchbers. 7. nheaon. Morr.san. y