The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-02
Completes Her Fourth Nome Voy-
age for 1900.
BRINGS DOWN ns sssEneERs.
Carrie. About 100000 worth of
Nome Gold. 100000 OF which Is
Consigned 10 the scandinavian
American Bank. of senftie-Prom-
nenf OPERATOR. Rctnrn-Wrecked
steamer orixnba May De saved

One hundred and thirteen passengers
and E90go worth Of gold were brought
10 Seattle by the steamship Senator. Capt
J. y. Patterson, which arrived from
Nome yesterday. The Senator sailed Sep
TENDER q. two hours after the departure
OF the Ohio which arrived several days
ago. when she tied ~ at the ocean dock
she completed her fourth round-trip voy-
age 70 Nome for the season Of 1900 She
is 10 sall October on fifth voyage. OF
the great Nome feet no other vessel viii
attempt n fifth trip. Eight or ten will
close the season with four voyages and a
greater number with two and three.
OF the Senator's Nome treasure sS00.00O
was consigned 10 the Scanamhyian-Amer-
ican bank. OF this city, the balance rep
rcsenting individual holdings. The bank
gold II mainly owned by the Pioneer
Mining Company. several ~ whose richest
claims have been tied up this season BY
litigation
Some Of Monies most successful oper-
ators notably n. r. X. Hatch. lawyer and
miner returned on tho Senator. John
Soyes. owner ~ the Rninier-Grand hotel
building was a passenger He and his
family have been at Nome on a pleasure
trip.
Capt. Patterson says there was stil
chance to save the steamship Orizaba
when he left the scene OF the wreck, Sep
TENDER e. The vessel was hanging hard
and fast on Rocky Point reef 81.
Michael islund. with SIX feet Of water In
her hold, Several puups were NJ work
ard It was the belief Of capt Randall
that the Orizaba would soon float Off
with high tide.
The iagged rocks tore ereat hole f.
the vessel amldshipa on the sthrboard
side. Al Of the available pumping plants
aud tugs AZ st Michael have been pressed
Into service 10 save tho Oriyaba All ac-
CaeSthfs I've sub rf,.,s
cable Was being taken from the ship and
lpaded into lighters The crew had re-
maiued hy the vessel which II was ex-
lfcied would hp noatcd q few hours after
tNe senator sailed.
Tho Senator left the scene 81 the wreck
~ michael from which she
sailed September 21 The steamer Robert
Dollar. bark coioma United States coast
and geadetlc survey vesaei Pathfinder
ship chnrtucr and United States revenue
cutters Manning, Mccnllerh and Bear.
Fnf the hnrkentine Morning star We're
IN ~. Michael harbnr Crossing Bering
g~u the senator pHssed the steamers
santa Ana ana Nome CITY Scptember n.
ana the Centennial September a. All
bound far this city with from 200 10 900
paHspnRerE each
Passengers returned on the Senator as
follows
u Abfens Miss I ne-ss,rcm Mru A. nltthrisht
J. 4 naksr u Relenton. M Hogan. 4 p Bsrs
,tscin. = ntfRs,fere y Hashn. j. liromirru W
iipise hrrya q Be'isoo, + Rsoup. c, y
raetiss. ~ 4 tra Cool G A. Chapman "
rswuihsA, , Charlton : Clifford. g. Cline. v "
ttis,nais a Cuihlsst !, NJ Doaahs Dora Va.
wards Mis- T. fasish. y, Fountain. n N Finiae.
sem y Goodrich G cliasf n y r. Hath,
Mr. G. Hansen Thee Hanson. A. iIrnsler Charles
Happs, A iIames, Mrs Flofa Hsmes T HoIlA.
~ Mrs II y HumhFs !. ua's,sa A Haimherr
" hardy ~. G, 1nse. " johnson, james kicfe4.
A " kenagA u a fafins IL Mrs n Iits
u tinf Mrs u r Iing James Law tsnns
q inain3~ef. W Miller j y Manion NJ
Mnfes, NORM, Aangr, T. Martin n Moler
y Mrrstts, A 7, Ne,iillan ] II MerheFen W
Nfieiian, g A Metaeaan, y, ". MrArhnr W
D NeNav, y Nnyes, Mrs J n Novca John
Npte, Mfs NsYes, W Norton, OLSEN Nv
srefmaiee. y tvspef, rrmean Y Peterson r.
fstsers. Hass, q, VI kohefts, g. RAMSEY q
sinsfyldef, u 4 sanders. W A. Sanders j r
shaf seselspn, rhamas smin. W u sloane
! ~penrsT W Srsnref. y Sahler. r S'nrm Y
i, Nnst = v fan DYKE A Sseghn ! Wilson
NJ NildoF Watt q wilson j. walker ! "a
Williams NJ Yates. A. Yedrn, W n ziegler