The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-18
White Horse Train Arrived
 This Morning
Slow Run Was Made On Account of Difficulty In GettinP By Gla- oior-Train Northbound Train Loft This End At lI;3O

At 2io o'clock this morning the de- llycd train pulled into thc depot
 There were five coaches loaded as never before. Every seat was taken. and pco- pie crowded thc isles.
 After tho train stopped a general rush was made for the hotels The women were crowded into the busscs. and each had Co make from three Co four trips
 The men hustled to the hotels and gee cured rooms while many dropped Into Che Humboldt office and bought their tickets. Che office having been kept open for Che purpose.
 Many prominent people of the Interior were aboard thc train last night. mer- chants. transportation men. theatrical people traders and wealthy miners. or the latter class. Joseph Boyle was un- doubtodly Che most prominent Hc had 2S5 pounds Of gold from Che Quartz creek concession. Four men were necessary Go take care of this treasure George Fra scr who has made Fj0oo0 this year. Wos on Che train.
 F. Mizucr general manager Of tho Northern Commercial Company. the big consolidated company. was also pas- scurcr Falcon Joslyn ono Of thc mos, prominent or Interior brokers. came out accompanied by his wife
 Ralph E. Cummings and most of the members of his popular company, which showed here on route Co Dawson. return cd.
 l. M Hm. associated with Chris Bartsch & Co.,. the biz live stock firm. also came ont. and with him wns also D. N McIonnan. also % dealer in the meat business
 Shcrln Eubcck. who has long been at Dawson. is now on his Iay e Scotland. Col James IT. Mclaughlin the champion wrestler. was aboard.
 Great satisfaction was expressed by thc railroad officials at Che short delay caused log transferring. and the qulckness In which it was accomplished. After Che train arrivcd-at Boulder only about forty-dve minutes was consumed in changing from one train to another. the walk being little more than a quarter of mile In distance Tho place looked like a biz city. Head lights and lanterns made the scene nearly as light as day. Ladies were assisted across the planking over tho stream. and matters moved along as smoothly as possible under the existing conditions
 Tho train left White Horse yesterday morning on time. A good run was made to thc summit. where the train was held until the slide % tGlacicr could be rc- moved At SEQ worl was sent up Co White Pass that an was clear and an engine lcft Glacier and steamed slowly toward the summit to sec that every thing was safe
 The baggage win be transferred this morning at daylight. and will bc brought to skagway by o'clock.
 Men are working night and day at the wash out. and Manager Newell is firm in the belief that by Sunday through trains will bc operated.
 The passenger train from this end did not leave until u:3o last night Billed Co leave at p. m.. the hour was changed later and later owing Co thc receipt or news as Go how work was progressing at Glacier. and as Glacier was the last place thc movements of the White Horse train could Doc ascertainod. delay in departing from here was occasioned tl Che south bound train hod passed there. About twenty-five passengers went out last night. The train will make slow run up the climb to the summit, then lt should reach White Horse early this forenoon.