S. S. VICTORIA MAKES
RECORD TRIP TO NOME
Although the reports received dur
ing the afternoon and evening indicat
ed that there was small hope that the
long anticipated Victoria would arrive
before the coming day was well ad
vanced, the majority of Nomeites were
hardly settled In their beds before the
lugubrious wails of the siren awoke
the echoes In the surrounding hills—
and also everything else within hear
ing at one-thirty a. m. Within a few
minutes after the first shrill screech
the streets were filled with people in
tent on the one and only business of
getting to the landing places as hur
riedly as possible, to be in readiness to
greet the newcomers the minute they
landed.
Within a very few minutes after
Capt O'Brien dropped the anchor, the
first of the passengers were landed in
the launches and the usual round of
hand shakes and greetings started and
grew in volume and Intensity as the
passengers were put ashore.
The fifty-seventh voyage of the Vic
toria was among the most pleasant the
popular vessel has experienced since
her prow first turned to the northern
shores and Ideal weather was tha rule
from the hour of leaving Seattle. Very
little ice was seen and with the ex- |
A. J. Anderson.
Dennis Doyle.
P. E. Mathis and wire.
Mrs. Dollle Edear.
Geo. Prosser.
Julius Dennis.
Annie Mohk.
J. P. McDougal.
Murdo McClellan.
E. D. Crewdson.
J. K. Kancley.
E. Hartman.
E A. Supplee and wife.
Max R. Hirschberger.
D. E. Crowley.
G. Nelson.
Miss Annie Kline.
Chas. Sehifferle.
Mrs. I.. R. Dane and two children.
Miss McClelland.
W. H. Cutler.
Jos. Chilberg.
R. W. Hanson.
Harry Pigeon and wife
Dick Reelson.
I.. P. Hornberger.
R. M. Williams.
Wm. Estinghauser.
Mrs. De T.aCroix.
R T.ee. wife and two children.
Miss Esther T.angille
Arvld P.lonlnnd,
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY’S STEAMER VICTORIA.
caption of one tloe encountered yes
terday afternoon offered no ditlleulties
of passage.
The present voyage was made in
what is said to he record time, the
actual period of passage being seven
day's and thirteen hours. The return
ing travelers all speak enthusiastically
of the many pleasures attending the
present voyage anil also loud in their
praise of the excellent service rendered
by' the various ship offlieals.
The following is the passenger list
of the Victoria:
V. Martini.
Fred J. Katzer.
Humphrey Betz.
C. M. Mitchell.
Mrs. E. Dennis.
E. F. Miller.
.1 D. Leedy.
Norman Cameron.
Christ Lansen.
C. Quickstadt.
J. .T, Lehner.
E. S. Ross.
Frank Middaugh and wife.
C. C. Brayton, wife and son.
Miss Dora Lewis.
Miss Anna Hill.
H. B. Wells.
L. E. Brown.
Miss Tracey Burns.
O. B. Olsen and wife.
S. C. McMullen.
W. A. Gilmore.
L. H. Goodhue.
P. A. Peterson.
Mrs. D. C. ITalpin.
W. Freeke.
Leon La Bay.
O. Niedergrasses.
L. Lowenhurz.
Mrs. J. Stromberg.
.T. J. Cole.
O. W. Ashby'.
Miss Susie Limbo
H. W. Kah.
F. H. Thatcher.
.las. Fears.
Chas S. Foster.
C. E. Kimball.
X B. Johnson.
Hugh Pearsm.
W. Damus.
P. C. Servatlus.
Jno. K. Wick.
M. Hurley.
Gen. Dolan.
Mrs. W. S. Capps
.T. Soups.
.T. R. Tucker.
A. W. Christainer.
.Tas. O’Brien.
l.ouis Stevenson.
i>tto Halla, wife and two children.
E. M. Warsing.
Nenia Danielson.
Otto W. Olsen.
Mrs. Bessie Cowan.
Andrew Twedte.
E. C. Divine and wife.
R. C. Sargent.
C. E. Smith.
G. E. Mish.
D. C. Rossi.
C. E. Oscarson.
Mary Smith.
TT. S. Whitard and wife.
Miss Reed.
Paul Tied.
Miss Irene Howard.
Art. Nylander.
Miss Isabel Robinson
Hugo Beyer. •
E. H. Gehrman and son.
Miss Vivian Harris.
Geo. H. Jones.
TT. H. Springsteen and wife.
O. P. Goggin.
P. B. Sml#h.
S. T. L. Whit lam.
N. T*. Ilughos.
Miss Annie Goldstein
Geo. C. Zollinger.
A. Anderson and wife.
Geo. Homaeff.
Eric Hedlund.
M. Wick.
Mrs. R. W. Hansen.
R. P. Wells.
Geo. A. Hall.
C. B. Phillips.
W. TT. Walker.
•T. Knodel.
Miss L. R. Richardson.
Carl Anderson.
A. C. Flodlne. T
C. F. Lodine.
G. H. Frcegrove
Miss M. Dixon. 1
G. Lee. y ■ -»
VV. H. Code and wife.
Miss Q. M. McNab.
Ed. Basse.
.1. if. Fredrick.
D. Richardson
R. M. Bloom.
M. F. Ross.
I, . F. Wash burn and wife
Gen. Runyon.
A. Erickson.
Miss Dortliy Miller.
Thos. Champion.
Chas. Muessler
Mrs. O. Frendberg.
Thos. Twedt.
N. A. Coombs.
J. Connor.
Mike Brozlch.
M. S. MeDain.
R. Daughlln.
W. J. Kerr.
J. C. Andree.
Miss H. Weiss.
Ivor Johnson
Rust Polnes.
R. Dahl.
E. S. Johnson.
Jno. Dashok
A. Hollmnn.
Geo. MIzzN.
G. F. Tracy.
Miss F. Rurton.
H. W. Bearse.
•T. F. McCullough.
Jas. P Daly.
Miss Stella Foster
.' C. Vint and wife
Mrs. F. MeDain.
W. Tj. Cochrane
H . IT. Renson .
F. Brockman.
T. M. Cl. uses
Mrs. Alice G. Moore.
C. F. Dang.
R. .T. Keown.
Ed. F. TTnlloraa.
Miss Sadie Fischpr.
W. IT. Holmes.
.Tafet DInderberg and \rifo
E. S. Hoag.
H. Muller.
S M. Gaylord.
.1. R. Davis.
Geo. Maglnn
Trib I’.erg.
Jno. .1. Kennedy.
Miss IJalsy Miller.
Jno. n. Bell.
Miss Anna Olson
\ Gunderson.
K. A. Carroll.
.!. IlnrnJjoU.
A. O. Do Rossi.
Mrs. G Runyon,
lis. II. Orchard.
Frank T.imke.
And 313 storage.
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not agree with me.” Our advice to
all of them is to take a
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