The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-12
THE CARLIN SEARCH.
4 Hundred Soldiers Hurrying
Into the Mountains.
TnE WEATHER IS FAVORABLE.
vtass - the Expeditions whleh Are e
wage Campaign Against ths
aaaw. seeking Lost Hunters.

v.x~arvzx Wash. Nov. tI-Brle. Gen.
r,.5e uEtle satisfied tEat everything Yos-
go hss aeaa done saT fhs rel.ef 81 bis
49, aed taa party q hunters lost .n TIE
1sfssr Eaas u45unta5as. near tae head o.
,ae Cleave4tsr river. s. still appreheuslve
saat ecciaeHta. such Sc stampede oi theiF
sal tralu. sepnrati0a ln searching f7r tue
traA. eGe. 10 eat eudanzeF the safety u
sbe naenb ete Lieut. r 3t is noH oa the
vasa ff9uA Spokane 81 kentrlrE, Idaho.
x8th 6staeb naent md E.ack frnln % sup
vasgs ST. vii take che trail CFsg the
f8sarwatey tru.aat E8e1t. overton, with
far nssa is already a. Eeutrck waiting
a. guides an8 atI start tomorrow Wis
gs.gf,e far the I.9l0 trail wita pscS
4ra{a and sano..es lie sill Work ~ the
rHe fork of the Clearwater a. near
a. rasslh}s 10 LoI0 pass, over the
bitter Root range 4 company ~ the
Tweatr-afh fcolare3) infantry, under
raat An4gsws. have gone from Fort
M.sssa.a - Hot SPRING. near i0.0 pass.
81 the east SIDE. They viii opeu a trail
throara tbe saow - point on the middle
fafk 81 tha Clearwater. about twenty miles
sest fraa. Het springs, Mont. and pack
train uish forage and supplies has started
frau Fort Mss8gla 20 60 over theiF Grali.
To- lost parts IS believed 90 re or the
Riddle FORK ~ tie Clearwater. twenty
m.los vesi from Hot SPRING. and parties
unaer IEsats Elliot and Overton vii try
rsseaug size saue point from tho west
by go.aR ap the Clearwater over tae LoIo
;Fa.L
A party ~ twenty cavairymen nnder
a..
Iewlston. and wiI march from that point
vlth wagons and supplies or tbe Lolo trail
a far as wagons can 60. then go into
eamp. TINS party Wlll supply and rein
tares the searching parties uasil definite
rsaits have been accomplished. Their
sarplies cover three months
bsgt Elliott has Photographic aud other
sigma apparatus aud wiI, wherever prsc-
tleA5le. establish signal stations on the
mountains near tbe trail The Indian
agent At Cmur q Alene has been requested
g. send Indians over the mountains be-
tasen tho agency and the Clearwater by
Indian trails. 10 assist in the search. Mai.
NcGlobIu, commanding Fort Missoula.
tsiseraphed today that lac thinks the party
Under Capt. Andrews aud Lieut. Dcyai
III get to tie supposed camp Of the lost
Parts y six or seven days. Liouts. Maston
an3 peval and Mr. Wright, a guide. .of.
Assoula today 10 oYortako the company
taaE Ieit yesterday. Mr. Wright tele-
ssaphe1 10 Capt Merriam, as Spokane.
iaat tbe snow west OF Loio pass is four 20
NK leot deep, but since then il has proba-
by showed great deal The weather an
that region is now reported fine. and vii
greatly facilitate the work OF rescue a it
continues Tor ten days.
The lost party consists Of Messrs " +,
CssHn. 4. 4. Htmmo,w wright and j. Har-
yey Pierce. ali al View York city; Martin
speucor. q guide from Missoula; Colbert,
fenRl Ge8r 4 Alene a cook, and packer.
name unbuoNu. They had nine cayuso
poa.es ior riding aua packing. proy.ssoned
i3r SIX weeks. They lelt Keudrick Sep
sember H. intending ga return October "a.
81 HlmmetW right having agreed e. meet
lis motheg at Chicago and having made
tasaess engagements requiring las pres
encs IN New York November /. The
PARIS came gut from New York in August
s. aunt u Idaho