The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-08
A BIG PASSENGER LIsE
steamohip Senator Going South Was Passed or Port simpson- Brought Much Freight For the Canneries Along the Line - Sailed Away Again At Eleven Last Evening

Victorian" yelled a small boy at the railroad depot yesterday afternoon about 3;3o o'clock and within five min utes thereafter is seemed that half the people and all the express wagons and hotel busses of the city were engaged in wild rush for Moore's wharf. On and on they hurried until they raD up against the new iron fence across the wharf down near the ware houses and they stopped-pedestrians, wagons, bike riders and all.
 The handsome liner was brought in Co the dock as gracefully as il she were some toy, but then Capt. John Roberts always does this. The decks literally swarmed with people, some of whom were Dawsonites and some were Rol- lins victims. Capt Roberts when seen shortly after the steamer had tied up said considerable headwinds were en- countered on the way up and when complimented by the reporter on bring ing the good ship in on time promptly replied: "I have no difficulty in keep ing this vessel on time. It can always l,e done if we choose { O" The captain thinks a great deal of the Vic and always lets his friends know 1t. He admires her as much as ever skipper did a boa.
 The Victorian passed the Senator oif Port Simpson, but as she was at sea no yellow flag was flying. The Al-K, likewise south bound. was passed carly yesterday morning.
 The steame. on this trip up did good business in freight. She touciled at several of the ennnosias-. anl dis charged supplies.
 The Victorian had the following list of hrst-class passengers for Skagw1y;
 A. Rhomberg, Thos Jerstad, NJ. Wall. Thos. Vogel. Wm. Brooks. P. A. Snider. F. J. Brown, Jas. Bacher, Mrs. NJ. E. Clune, Walter Dodson, w. Hig- gins, George J. Appel and wife, J. Hansbad. s. Green, M. Lintrier, A. Sullivan, Mrs. J. l.. March, J G. Meag- her. l.. Brimminger, Mrs. E. Foster. II. s. Warnoch. w. D. Morris. o. T. Hollin. C. F.. Green, J. Page, C. liar rington. ]. r. Lynch, Mrs. M. McKier- man. Ike Bernstein. w. 1T Duenkel, C B. Blocker. w. D. Southworth. Mrs. Anderson. Geo. Chapman and wife. A. Benson. C. Green. w. w. Ely. Wm. Jermine, Thomas Cartwright. Geo. Crowley. John Garfield Mrs. (. Dod- son. Vim. H. Gilch, Master Chapman. s. Cassidy. A. A. Johnson, Miss Pun ney. c. McMaster. Jas. c. Ross. A. Pluth, A. Hartman. ]. w. Wood, Frank German. L. Lambert, " C. Blont. Wm. Fend. Jos McReynolds. R. NanHol- marsh. John Johnson, Mrs. DeVoe. J. O. Eastwood. Jas. McCalmon, F. Damfurat. Mrs. Sigley. Mrs. Cragin. lR. E. Nixon, P. Harringsman. A. Kushman. Frank Turner, Mrs. Drathe l. F. Tedley. Joseph Proper and wife. | w. E. Bantholi. C.. Smith. A. Won Halmash. John Schmidtke. Miss De- Voc. l.. B. Rhoades. K. H. Tone, Miss Siegley. Claude Cragin. H. c. Heus- ton, Joe Gamble, J. O. Binet. B. Hyde, Henry Miller. Wm O. Shay. Wm. Rummery. A. McGarmoek Emil Tack. M. Schmidtke. Wm. Barrett, w. (. Hall. F. Pomeroy. Miss Courtney. Mrs. E. Stevens, S. Hauland, Geo. Green, John Lester. J. A. Jensen. E. E. Stitz- CT. Frank Berger, P Moxness, E. Boehrig. John Fleer, ]. B. Lane, Gust Johnson, Ed Burke. E. Jensen and wife. D. Hohns, James Stokes, Dr. Lindsay, Ed. Quigley, w. H. Lane, J. Campbell. J. Hillier. J. Crowell. Joe Norzay. w. IT. Stebings, H.. Byrne. Capt. Turner, C. E. Renouf. C. D. Harrison. S. McDonald, Geo. K. Devlin. ]. ]. White.J P. Kennedy. A. B. Hillman. w. J. MacKay. A. Gest- and. Jno King, R. Corbett, C. Viel. J. E. Fletcher, A. M. Ross, w. W.. Crime. J. Rankine, Jas. King, !. Don ahue. NJ. MacRae. Miss w. Ireland, J. Conta.
 There were 32 persons in the se,- ond class.
 The Victorian sailed for Seattle at IT o'clock last night
 Don't forget the family entertain