The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-18
D0LPHIN'S ROUGH VOYAGE.
Stormy Weather Going and Coming
--Brings 40 Recommendation
dixie Advices to November 20.

The Alaskan liner Dolphin. Capt.
OBrien, arrived from Lynn canal at /
O'Clock yesterday afternoon with lao pas
sengers, including twenty-five OF the crew
OF the wrecked steamer City OF Topeka
and Twelve or fifteen from the Klondike.
ages per mads By a sny vess
Seattle and Skagway, which port she left
December 10. Among other well known
Gars Dnyij YER aeS a w Kie Mecure
y: Taimadge NJ. F.. Olsen, Samuel
BIumer and j. w Kempf
Klein, formerly a prominent freIghter
OF the district, left Dawson November ~
Less winter work was being done In the
district he says, than any year since its
discovery, though preparations on a
broad scale were being made for summer
operations.
The preliminary hearing OF o'Brien,
charged with the murder OF Relfe. Clay
son and Olsen, Mr.. Klein says was drag
ging along slowly. The prosecuting au-
thorities We're not pressing the case, hop
ing 70 delay action until the arrival OF
terial testimony tending to the conviction
OF the accused klein met West, in Gus
tody OF the Officer at Montague. on the
Canadian Development cutoff
Save stretch CT fifty miles above and
below Fort .Selklrk. Klein says the Yu-
kon trail Is in splendid condition for win
ter travel. He made the trip from Daw-
son to White Horse In twelve days.
Other Dolphin passengers of note were
Capt. Charles BloomGuist, manager of the
Canadian Development Compnny's White
Horse steamers: r. IT. ~ Bushmau man
ager Of the Icy straits Packing Com
pany: ]. N. Truesdale, owner Of rich
Snettisham mines; Robert C. smith
skagway's pioneer brewer Mrs. George
W. De Succa. of the Skagway Alaskan;
g. y. Wilson and 7. J. Standish, of the
White Pass & Yukon railroad: j F.
Fisher, the well known mining man, now
operating on Prince of Wales island; A
J.. Berdoe.. auditor of the White Pass &
Yukon railroad.
Cart o'Brien says he has never ex-
the Alaska run. Dense fogs, rain and
snow prevailed going and coming Cross
ing Queen Charlotte sound the barometer
dropped 10 2S.s s.. the lowest known since
Capt O'Brlen has been running I'm Pacific
waters.
The Dolphin PASSED the steamer Dirigo
of the same line In Queen Charlotte
sound. Her passengers included Charles
]. Peabody general manager OF the Alas
ka Steamship Eomnany, which operates
both vessels. The Dirigo. which has had
very rough voyage, will arrive today.
First-class passengers returned on the
Dolphin as follows:
$, y. wariner, Mrs. G. II. peadman. F NJ
Wilson and wife, NJ Meot and wife T. ! stand.
iah. Dr. Moore Mr. Norehouse wife and child
4. y Henderson. c, . Bioomauist g Gerew. g
Wilson aud wife J. Heard. D. orren S seearce.
:, Blaumer. G. y, Smith v. Reino and wife. r
:. Gnhcrt; J. Ronse. D. \. .saiiley, O y
c. stanehnela, Y. yama, Mrs A. McGec a. Nc.
Gee. c, " Mcdowell \; W; Klein, : r rsyor
+ coesbgn, CLARK. = n. weateett. NJ
Gress. Woodhurn, Gourtch y y rallmadge.
niaot%s Il. Kiaa Clara h'sia"n sIarsS.
owsa, = w keinpf, q Davis, Mrs he sneea.
Ms Could r Al waiisrs J Dockbridse. n
,iinc' r. 4. Konlse, II NJ pIckcy q y sehast
Ter y Jaucson Miss Ida Williams l. = Msycfs.
q. Nseaard Miss n Fonda r. Calhoun q \