The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-30

4,o.hsr large steamship. the Centennial.
| .~~atet ey the Northwestern CONNER
| ~ Ccmpany, was dispatched 70 Cape
~s~,e from Seattle last night She had
= nas<snxers ard t.zg0 tons OF freight
nr,rcsnx eighty head OF 1--we stock. The
csrteunial Is one Of tha largest vessels
= yha SaatrIe-Caps Nome trade, and took
<. secorss largest number OF passengers
~ 4. sail on one vessel from this port
4 me new gold fields. Mining supplies
| "a rnachirery constitute the bulk OF her
ssrrp. she had ia cabin and us sec
snd-eIzxs passengers.
Her passengers include many prominent
.aefstors Probably 700 OF the $50 hail
ann Colorado. Louis Schonborn a pfo-
,srr o. the Klondfke district. has n sew
s.tv-ays-son outfit. He has with him
- about ter employees. Richard and
4 Tfmmes are taking north q i80-ton
sufnt. and another gold seeking exre-ii-
"a Is headed by T. 3. Coosley OF Chi
an ard r. Z. Cain. OF Battle Creek
u,ch julius Thompson ant Arthur G.
7Acmpson. Colorado operators, sent a 5l-
ton consignment OF miners Supplies and
outfits
Samuel Iauxhifn. a Portland stock man,
sbspped twelve head OF beef cattle by the
Centennial william, Allison. OF Seattle
tool fifteen head OF 1--we stock. ard a res
s1urant outfit. Other large shippers ara
j n. ThraH. Wellington. Kan George
X McPnersou. c. 5. Howard and Daniel
The Centennial sailed from Schwasaeh-
eys dock where she had been taking
cargo for two days. Sigiltseers crowded
aaous the wharf. but ware barred Off II
N erjer TO permit them from Interfering
WITH the f0ngshoremen engaged under
rush orders in loading the vessel
The steamship TacOmn will be the next
lzYxe vessel ato sail from this port for
To- ~f...f
with about 500 passengers. The Victoria.
Of the same line, viii probably not get
AWAY before June 2 She was scheduled
70 sail two or three days earlier, BUT
Manager Stewnrt of Do,iweiI II Co, stat
II yesterday that 1t would be hardly pos-
ahs to dispatch the vessel earlier than
June 4
Tns certsnniaPs passengers are:
4 futsd, D., a. J.cslin, W e. Knmnrtr.
o. silm. II srian. E Bishop Tnn,s LARSEN
CznK Andersen. J. W Kerr w G. Williams n
Nnnr~ W w woodward A. B. L. eiilierrnan,
" 4 sslsrman, J McNanght, / H. EaFtsr a.
G Harssr, Hsnry EDpel. Fred Eagqa. Anton
lsriua \, wanrsrS. Fired HlIluas. W :.
nnnara. g. BARTLETT. Dell Crane r. huffman, L.
Ksms = NJ Maqrr c. I d8aIuswartiiy b r.
Hsahns. Earl Hasiins. i shell, y : clifford T.
rhui1z, Inc McitsaTsg Z [. .hupe. q.
Ia Parkinson. q e. Vaughn, II. Wallace JOS.
Hzhhsri, Vim. Rlred, j q. Harstey q. ~ smith
KnuedT. q r. Kennedy Mis-. Bowl Mas Raaa,w
Nm Garner. Ms. q. NJ Bmhain. Ails Este-.
~ Estss. Miss NJ Clarke. mis Belle sands.
sssrs Lorsntz. Mrs seats Davis. Ms. e. Dm-
b IN 3 Ev~-er, los. Frawley. Pet.~ Glurraler
= nsnisi~n, o. II. C0cnran. A. Carl West, W
farnssm, Mr. O. IT, Cmkiiu R,se p winvan,
M Afreil. Mrs Elhef+, NlN. Louis Slici Mrs.
s~ansn. W Ptllshury, q ". Beechwooa W.
sssrnnurg ehas Linrnin, l. II. rompkns rhos.
svAn John NJ rhrnll. Henry rhrali, e. Hsning
Z lAne, Gnn Hammell. Iohn NJ French chaa.
ksd. ChG. Rich. Cias. Cntter Earl Sinfs W 81
hass y Lsunari. Miss Christina AlstIon, ".
srvnd Emma Patterson. Anna Patterson Gen.
@ehtsn Frank X. La Costa, n " Garkcr.