The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-26

.n,sed with Accommodations.
u. drove the sight-seers from the
sront Yesterday. 1t was the first
..ce the Nome rush set in that the
-. N the various steamship trans
r.,,on offices have been able to per-
E ,he,r duties in comparative peace.
q. roanoke, the treasure Ship OF the
-. American transportation & Trad
Germany sailed late last night.
md the San Bias, of the Pioneer
:. ,sv at Schwabacher' dock yesterday
,ost night taking on freight and
$40 other preparations for their
sssrn voyage. The Roanoke's pas
-, list was published In yesterdays
i,,ellisencer. The San. Bias sails
Law at noon with 800 passengers.
~ &. wilkinson OF Chicago is one OF
=. po,noke's heaviest operators as re-
-. Cane Nome development. o. r.
.S.aorf. OF Milwaukee. is associated with
= i the development of his Nome prop
~ G. H. Allen. late cashier of the
ssth American transportation Trad
q rompany, IS also associated with DR..
Shlnson in his Nome operations.
Twp r. Hatch, another leading Nome
-.,,or. is a Roanoke passenger, as Is al
Nv p. Sleeper. of Wyoming. The lat
ush taking north heavy livestock ship
~, principally beeves, sheep and horses.
Sr.Iipited States Judge Dudley Dubose,
l Montana, is going to Nome to make
sarisr Investments. as Is also three other
1runans IN the persons of J. III. Con-
LGR Oldaker and Col. James Sulli-
a The latter Is taking in large ma
XAhry plant
Am whitehead. until recently chief
LIVER Of the United States mint, goes
{ Nome to establish a banking and safe
tposit concern.
". Logan, of San Francisco, and q.
smonton represent Eastern capitalists
,svly Interested In Nome properties.
~, messengers of note are: A. n. Kit
sl.,u. recorder of the Nome district; l..
4 ahephard formerly United States court
missioner at St. Michael: Miss Mar
~ Mckinney and Mrs. J. L. Strive,
~ OF this city; r. 8. Buchanan. auditor
he North American Transportation &
fsdInr Company; II. ]. Daley, former
tpq,y United States marshal of Alaska;
nA D. B. May. Sitka; Charles II. Bur-
MI and j. Percy Parkinson, both of this
Nv Mr. Parkinson. who is one OF the
Nj known and most popular young men
4 he state, was at Nome last summer
nd II Il said has n number of interests
vAkh will yield him rich returns. Mr..
mfnett who was for a long time assist
nj city editor OF the Post-Intelligencer.
vi have charge OF a force OF men who
North for syndicate of Eastern and
hoe capitalists.
Ysday. Sunday and Monday will be
wv days on the water front. The
kan Ana, with 40 passengers, leaves
Wy for Nome. She is operated by
Il Seattle Yukon Transportation Com
M. Her list includes all of the en-
lyes Of the Standard Theater Company
III It's allied enterprises.
NJ steamship Tacoma, operated by
hawell n Co, sails Monday at p. IN.
" has 500 passengers booked, nearly all
htn Seattle. The vessel is now at Ia
uaa She will arrive in this port early
tHday. The Victoria, under the same
Nhagsment, sails Friday. June /. She
vi be one of the last vessels to depart
" Cape Nome on the first sailing. Hers
vi be- perhaps. az large a crowd of
Nune-seekers as will go from this port
!. Nome. She has about 700 passengers
MAed
ne Centennial. OF the Northwestern
t'mmerclal Company's line, was released
Mn quarantine yesterday morning. She
WI sail Monday for Nome. carrying $40
Ensngers. The Centennial was at the
hte Star dock yesterday. Today she
~ TO Tacoma, where she will take on
! humber of passengers and a small
haunt Of cargo.
ne Pacific Steam Whaling Company's
.smer Valencia is scheduled to sail
Nome Thursday, May 81. She will
~ about 600 passengers.
no steamer Charles II. Lane will ar
W from San Francisco Sunday. sail
from this port for Cape Nome prob
M Two DAYS later. She Is operated
charles D. Lane. OF San Francisco.
MNil carry principally his Cape Nome
%ployes, much mining machinery and
Any supplies
n* &-ton steamer Edith, of Tacoma.
s ~ last night from that city and
vail today from this port for Cape
VIM. She is 20 be operated as local
E~hger boat between Nome city. St.
lsnael aud Cape York.
we OF the steamship OlympiR's pas
s|trs. +. II. Barthrop and G. H. Web
!. ooth OF Port Townsend returned to
~, wy Yesterday by the steamer Gar
They left the Olympia at Port
$50, along with Capt O. \. Ander-
Nno pnoted the vessel that far.
sa,srop and Weber say they were dis
~, Asu with the Olympia's accommoda-
They purchased tickets originally
nc steamer Robert Dollar. which
uM not consider sufficiently COM
hsf,es Stewart, Seattle manager of
s,''sh Co. operators of the Olympia.
sh.t yesterday that he was willing TO
~ No. hArthrop and Webbor their pas
~. mohey, but would not sell them
~ ,spS1tation again Tor any money. He
NJ my" sS seemed 20 labor under the be-
hia,Ss they We're entitled TO Waldorf
~ recommendations
\ n. Slunswick. whose Passenger list
es,sss os,i sihed In Yesterdays Post-lntelh-
sssss aiu not leave uutn o'clock yes
A,sS mefhing Her departure was de-
~. ."lns 10 the Inability Of her man
sa, Get freight aboard during the
~ HilhH Thomson ala not sail yester-
Il -. a. expected Tho rain DELAYED the
N NJ. ~. I9ading her freight. SO that she
ahts '0oahly no. san much before noon
i. suaa TAomsoue passengers are:
- 49, q Decker.
IL pshs'I a. ~ Scott
Ifw3stt a Siazse
LIN Ssoa Thomson.
\ las Is,,s. lt 3 Munger
r,,~.7 " Amcs
As c.. u Allison
~ Glssew nA'1ns
Raj Jacobs
DC pA W + Hr-h.rt.
II Walker