The Ketchikan miner., 1908-08-29

With a large number of passengers Tor
 Ketchikan. She will probably arrive
 here on Thursday, early in the 'after-
 noon. Fss "t's The Princess Beatrice sails through
 here for the south tonight at eight. Miss E. J. Noble who arrived on the
 Seattle, was the former teacher in the
 Mission school at Kukwan.. She will
 teach during the coming year at Sax nan.
 Mrs. H. c. Strong entertained a small group of friends with delight
 ful lat home,' yesterday afternoon. The United States survey ship Ged-
 ney left this afternoon to survey the harbor at Lancaster Cove.
 On account of the failure of, the
 Teddy to return this morning, the
 Alert left today on the mail run to
 Metlakahtla and Prince of Wales Ts-
 land points.
 J. E. Anderson, of Bell Island Hot Springs, R. H. Peterson and wife of Loring, s. J. Coodro of Karta Bay, L. E. Buell., of Juneau, Tom Keefe and W. E. Ludy are at the Connell.
 A social dance will be given to- night in Redmen's hall under the aus pices of the crew of the survey ship Gedney. The boys have invited every- body to come. !,
 Frederick M. Loomis and his es. simable wife have safely circumnavi- gated the waters around Revillagigedo Island and are now enjoying the rug ged scenery and gay life at Bailey Bay Hot Springs.
 Among those who took passage oh the Dolphin last night included from here, Dewitt Swigert, C." H. Cos grove and little boy, Ethel Ternan, Margely Young, Jack Rounsefell, Lee Buschman, Superi ntendenk Walker of the Tacoma shelter, and five second class passengers.
 The Wakefield party which went to McLean's Arm on the Teddy is two days overdue. Messrs. A. A. Wake field and Harvey Stackpole,, Miss Belle Mclaughlin and little brother are in the boat. It is probable that the delay of their return has been caused by the storm. This morn ing the Cosmos, the tender of the survey ship Gedney went out to look for them. There is no cause for anxi- ety as long as the trusty Captain Forss is aboard. LATER. Since the above was put into type we learn that the Teddy arrived in this noon, after It's long delay and 1t is reported that the , heavy storm caused the delay. The party are all we'll.
 John W. Cobb, fish commissioner, and Miss E. J. Noble and sister of. the Saxman school left today for Ju-.. neau on the Jefferson. :.
 Charles H. Cosgrove left last night for Seattle. If Mrs. Cosgrove's con- t. valescent condition will warrant it, < he will bring her back wisf1 him. 2
 The jovial Dr. Story, with his high hat and elegant dignity, was the most imposing sight on the Jefferson as she ueared the dock today :.
 Fred Patching of the Loring hatch- cry, J. c. Cotton and wife of Seattle, Mrs. A. Burkharut. of Portland, Mrs. : J. C. Munnduffer of San Francisco, w. K. Hancock. of Yes Bay and Sam Cuyott are registered at the Stedmau.
 The social dance given under the auspices of the crew of the Gedney at Redmen's hall last night was a so- cial success. Messrs. Ben Simpson, Jones and Dutton furnished the mu- sic. Simpsons cornet playing was unusually fine. All who attended had a nice time.
 The Jefferson arrived from the south at two o'clock with sixty passengers, fifteen of whom landed here. Among them were Dr. Henry Story, Frank H. Story, Mrs. w. s. Clark, Anna May and Mary Olive Clark, S. I. Silver man. Mrs. l.. H. Rudnick and daughter. Katherine McGern, F. Stromlne, B. Holdsworth, Fl. d. Howard, B. s. Howard and Mrs. J. F. McTernan.
 The Miner is in receipt of the fol- lowing excellent commendation of the work of one of the well known Indies of this city. It comes from Edward Char berlain, of Sitka, who is an artist of recognized ability, and we'll able to be an accurate judge of art. The Miner takes pleasure in pub fishing his words: "Last Tuesday, in the company of some of our most prominent citizens, l was afforded a great treat ir inspecting number of water color sketches, the work O. Mrs. D. c. Abra s. l had the pleasure of being personal y acquainted with the ,,tst some few years ago, and had frequent opportunities cf wit easing
 the skill displayed by her win inc x.oaoI