The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-25
DDACK FR(|MNO
- PASSENGERS FROM
49, nEarxG SEA CITY.
- HAD Set in before
a .arture, hut Navigation
-.~eted to Remain Open n
4 r..<er-Robert Dollar Safe
81

- pedro. capt Frank Zad-
y WI 4. nort Yesterday nfternoen
!.s ~hich port she left Octpoer
ii .s.seurers. When she sailed
" n n but Capt. zaddart be-
Z2s Navigation viii remain open
sno4rer month. There will
-. ,,ah for passage on the last
- ~ was generally expected.
ID r,,tef when the San Pedro
80, array occurred on the boat
~: 80 .yjng at Port Townsend
;sSs3ay morning. Louis Segel,. q
~ who was passenger from
13fbed u. L. Herman, a return
The knife penetrated Her
~ <4ns4r, but II is not known yet
IN wound Il fatal. segel seemed
~ from the Authorization dur
2srrre that his fellow passengers
NM 10 steal his money. about
tuned II over to the ships
~ karfly after leaving Nome. but
fueplci0us, especially OF Herr
X N men were detained on board
ia geKel win probably be taken
10 N the United States authorf-
~ m Pedro LEFT Nome the fol-
III were In the harbor: Steam
~ Uollar, Valencia, Roanoke and
2ijS5iH and the sainng ship AL
ke Robert Dollar was libeied by
~ IA taken passage on her for
&latiee OF fhe delay In her SAIL
- atso libeied for a shortage
mn went as1ore October 9
Nh har and lay there for fifteen
IN f,1e revenue cutter Bear
- IN. she was expected to leave
Suf October Is. the litigation hav-
7S5ortx I.awton, Kjarven and
S9fe N 81. Michael when the San
<4Sfhed nj that port. At Dutch
VeYt The golfers w ~ Carleton
walsh. The former went ashore
hauled on by the San Pedro.
X1jh had been condemned, 1t -
nv United States Authorities
- p8dr1's voyage down was very
&hk passengers including those
1&rnge were satisfied with their
ri sid presented Cast Zaddart,
~ 4. LARSON and the rest of
N 0Girerf with a Testimonial ex-
lhNIr appreciation of the courtesy
lEFss shown them on the voyage.
16 ffdro's passenger list was AZ
/. rsst. d. Marbot. :. Littan. = wal.
u, w. Davis A. Rissell. j Shelley.
III 1aseph Reach. Miss Gladdes. Jarh
I Nf4ox Aver. T. w MniiiHan. n NJ.
7 ri krFly. .. Dunlap. William Murray,
q, TunfItrsan James Garles. a.
4 fl1fdaA. Richard Olsen. VI jackson. y
- n. druncwald, q. sueSdar v. swee.
l1lenron Fiiiipi. W. Meredith, Louis
u q Wsscss. g. Miller, T. t. Henderson,,
ri NJ Mycrs. II, schauerman. w. bar.
\ lNpF. u q MHnson G y Leeds
" Cnnnell, ! Steel r. ". Rcan. Otts
4 leeh John Youus. Joseph Walker
e GNA&4r, n Tsanieison. L. G. Harfrrat
b& o wiiibnrr NJ. NymAn. j. Amber
Hnd r 0afusud. y Casey. r. Tsrney
3 u Williams, Il, Coxden. q. Meme
Z ~ & Caspeek. J j Phillips, A. y,
It'll Nsgeu. VI Mnhn. T, n. Forsyth, A
II NJ Nelson, r W sInAn. O. Beltnor
~, & Lam. W CLARKE. n. Tailor. T. y
Htehison. J. Mcdonald. J q
u rittpns Il r Cassard. W. r. Char
n hlseheceh. G Bennington, y n Boyer
u. Wet. y. n Barter, Z. v. Thamss
X Morgan. Wilkinson. ". EnkAn
nj Asiinsn, A. J. FAY, Mrs. y. w
J. Hiatt ] Haneuck. v y. Muir. j.
r n. kiehhflsen, X 1.Awton. r. #,
~ usrru, Mrs. H. " ClAry, ~ u
I'D ~ NasAn, A j. Lang. Mrs Lear
olcfsen. A child George Rees VI
v Anderson. q Cftstsnxon, u Lars
NTH. q W Watson. y r qtsry. =