The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-15

wife, D. o. Barker, Martin, Manet' Lancaster, Baker. Purser L. Will sQn, Stewards J. G. Carer, H, Crowburst, Chief Engineer Veyo Second Engineer Marshall.
 The Humboldt was reported in{ Douglas late this afternoon and will probably be in skagway early tomorrow morning.
 Sheriff Brimston of Yukon terri tory came south as far as White horse on the last trip of the steamer White Horse, to arrange for the trial there of Alex Gagoff, the QuadrupIe murderer, and later to be in attendance at the trial. After tbe trial is over he will join his family in California, where they went 6 few weeks ago.
 W. A. Norton, an employe of the w. P. & Y. R. at Skagway in 1914 but this season the agent of the same company at Iditarod, came out from the interior yesterday and will probably leave on the Hum boldt for the outside. He was 21 days in making his way out to i Skagway and says, in consequence, that the four days water trip be- tween here and seattle has no ter TOTS for him.
 The following people who left on the Princess Alice last night were sold tickets and sleeping reserVa- tions clear through to their destin- ations by the local c. r. R. agent; Messrs. Isague, Wanneu and Fur nell to Montreal; Tom Mcdonald, classifier at the dock for the w. P. & Y. R., round trip from Skag- way to Aukland, New Zealand; Miss | Rose sibley to Saskatoon, Canada; l 1Ir. Zimmerman to Bowling Green, Ohio; Mrs. Ross to AndOyer, New l Brunswick; MT. OskosBi to Phila- delphia; Mr. Day to Barlow, West l Virginia.
 l L. C. Gault, the genial and Oblig- ing ticket agent of the W. P. & Y. IR. at Skagway, left this morn ing for a two weeks vacation trip to the eastern shores of Lake Ben nc. at Dundalk Siding, His broth l CT, Roy Gault, engineer of the w. IP & Y. R., went over last Mon day to prepare a camp. They ex- pect to put in about two weeks across the line before their re- turn Fred A. FickhaTdt, chief clerk to supt. V. l. Hahn of the ". P. & Y. R., is looking after the ticket office during MT. Gauit's absence.
 On board the Mariposa when she ran on the rocks @ week ago to- day ar Napier Point, about 10 miles south of Bella Bella, was young lady who was on her way to Sitka to marry one of the business men of that place, who had been in correspondence with her through the good offices of some matrimonial agency and had sent her money with which to make the trip from her home on the out side to the snug little place he had prepared for her in Alaska. When the Mariposa went a. hore the young lady very naturally was much terrified and seeing her plight a passenger of the sterner Sex took it upon himself to soothe and quiet her and to see that she got IosF safely onto the rescuing boat that had been sent to their re- lief. Had the strangers courtesie5 ended at this stage of the pro csedings, all would have been well, but he persisted in his attentions until the Despatch reached Ketchi- kan, by which time he had so in gratiated himself with the fair one that the services of a minister were invoked and the pair made one, | without probably a thought for tha discousolate one at Sitka who put up the Hong green" that made the joyous event possible, and who | Is probably now wearing his heart out iu unavailing longing for the fair one who will never reach there.