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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07

Wt bereits telegrap6ti9 9emeloet ipuroe
ma9te s r56tf9of Srelanb bon ct
Paul tiir5li9 in Der 8unbes6anpt
It aD SenIatipn our9 cine in Der oortiQer
ct. patridsz &ir4e gebaltene prebigt. gu
9lei9 foG er aber in Der 8un6esbauptifaot
feinen @influB als repmblttunii9er Poiittfe1
fir DerI4ieoene t6m befreunoete 2iebbabel
h0berer 4en1ter aufgeboten baben. Sreffent
bemertt ouber Der fatbolii6e Buffalo golfs=
frennb": uWaun fiebt, mo Der @r5bif9of Dor
ct. 9aul bintommt, bu giebt's 2eben in be1
8uOe. l1nb fommt er ert na9 8aI6ington
bonn frGben nibt nur Die &ir9en6dbne, ion:
bern audi Die @dnfe oes aapitols fange1 al
au f4nattsrn."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07
Die NattOttaI &OfarOe fit'S
Ncttff61e Seer.

Sentf@e seer.
''8ts iebt trug Der SoIbut bes gefpd[tigen
beutf9en Gei9s6eeres meiit nur bic 8ofarbe
Ieines eneeren 8atcrlanbes, Die 1ogendnnte
2anbesfofarbe, Der preubii9e SDlbat alIp
bic preuBi16e, Der baberiI3e Die baperiiGe,
Der niirttembergii9e Die piirttembergii9e
unb 10 fort. Die Splbdten BON fol9en beutz
19en Staaten, lpel9e nit preuben cine
f0rmlt9e Mi~litGrconpentipn baben, trugen
neben Der &otarbe i6res Staates pber StdGtz
9ens bic preuBif9e. @ber cine &otarb: nit
ben 8ei9sfarben mar ntrgenbs 81 ieben.
@ie bereit5 Selegramme bom %. Nfdr3
meloeten, 1T bies felt ienem Sage, Dem 0ez
burtstuge bes alten 8iIbeln, an6ers!
Nuf 9runb bor6erigen 1lebereinfommen5
NIT ben anberen beuti9en Siirften unO nit
ben freien 0anIaitdbten bat Safer 8il6elnt
II. am 6unbertften @eburtsta9e feines 0rpBz
baters, nie es beibt, auf bic ~urfpriinglide
Nnregung bes &Dnigs BON Sabfen bin, Die
Ginfi6rung Der 9nar3mei =rpz
t6enb ut de Get9sfpfdroea uf
Der 8ppfbebedung zines ieben Solbaten oe3
Seut16en 6eeres dngeprbnet. Die @nprb@
nung 1T an ft9 cine CUTE uno patriOtiide.
Ser itreng bpnaftiI9e Son bes bpm Safer
feIbft berfaBten S9riftitiids bat freiIid fir
uniere repu6Iitanif9en Sbren etpas Miberz
tpGrtiges. 9ds beuti9e 8olfsbeer, an bas
Der taiIerlihe @rlaB geri9tet 1T, beiBt in
bieIem be6arrli9 rMetn Seer. Der eceI
beI9eibene, ben no6lperbienten 6auptru6m
neiblos Ieinen groBen ausertorenen urtO benz
beutf9en 6eere unb 8Dlfe 5%uerfennenoe SAT-
fer @il6e1m I. tpirb in Dem @rluB als Ger
grpBe @in5ige pie in 8e5ug auf 0euti6=
lambs Ginigung, 10 in 8e5ug auf bic Neuz
geitaltunq beg 6eeres 6ingeiteIt. Sir ieOen
9euti9en genieBbar unb erfreuli3 finO in
benz Mufrufe fplgenbe Stelen:
n@Gs feinoli9er MnfaG 9eutf9lanbs
@renaen beoro6te, feline @6re unb unab@
~bGngigfeit antotete, fanben ith Die lunge ge@
trennten Stdmme aus GDrb unb Siib niez
Der; Die auf Srantrei9s S3la9tfeloern nit
@trDmen bon 9elbenblut b~efte9elte Waffenz
6riiber19aft Der oeutf9en 6eere pnr Der Sd
ftein beg neuen 3ei9es, bes Die Siirften unb
@0lfer 9euti9lanbs %unuuflOsli9 umf3liez
Benben 8unbes. Cine befOnoere Wei6e min
i9bieIem Sage baourb geben, bdB mein Seer
BON nun an aut6 bic Sarben oes gemeinfumen
8aterldnbes anlegt: bas Wd6r5et6en Der
erruuqenen @in6eit, bic 9euti6e &ofdrbs,
bic na9 benz einmiit6igen 8ef9luB meiner
bo6en 8unbesgenofen in biefer Stunoe i6ren
3ruppen ebenfaGs berlis6sn tpiro, 1pG i9m
cine fir ale 3eiten iidt6are Mabnung fem,
ein3uite6en fir 0eutT6ldnbs Ru9m unb
@r0Be, es gu f4irmen nit 8lut uni
2eben."
8dbrenb &at1er @ilbelm II. es nt6t fir
nDt6ig belt, ben p6en ertpdbnten Grlat
ouBer nit Ieiner unterf6rift audi nit Del
bes 8riegsmimifters gu perfeben, trdgt 0if
bas Gdbere oerfIgenbe NrmeeOerorbrlne
neben einer 1nteri9rift audi Die bas
&r~ie9sminiiters b. @oBler. 1tnb audi in
i6r 1T berborgeboben, DAB fie auf ufreie1
1tebereintunft nit Wteinen boben 8unbe5=
genofen, ben beutf9en 5%iirften unb freier
9anieitdbten" berubt. Damn pirb 6olgea=
0es beftimmt:
r9m 6elm nirb bic beutf6e &ofabe re9ts,
bic 2anoestpfarOe liRts g~etrasens &m
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07
Qnaeieen.
GtabIirt felt 1851.
Henry S~ehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer
232 nmo 234 of 2iamoofpG- Strake,

SOS MMO SO4 0N StNNOOlpU' 9IrHReS
smiIden Ssroutlit= uno MtarfetzStr,
GbtcGgo, SIZE,
erbieIt 1oeben frtI6e Senbun9en bpn:
9tedDtent friid)et @emttie= tttO SLituaeti a nt en,
NafengraS, S~te&sipie6eln,
Ieimiteu ftams. Grbien, Gbatnpignoms,
Nitbe6er Spar9eIm, Sd1nittbo oh nett,
Mcdgtent SIiDen= ulo 0tobuUI.
G~ttaSburder @ansLebcr.Xaitetet;
MedDtcr Nratff. Srattpnrit TT 8iidlIef,
9Ied)ten iueitpb6I. Gdlimfeit,
Grannidliu. GerncI0tumrit, gaIamtv
Wtarimtttent 2taI, &antb. Netthatinget,
&r6ntcrzgIttd) 0OieS, Stettar6s9arttgett,
MnserIefenen fetaen WttIdJter 6Grtn9ett,
GaI5i1toelea, run. &antar,
Mppettt=Gil0, &ieIer Gptottett,
SaietOptfer GeRf, gHeimeItg,
0etto6uctett Sd)tD attntett GPiIseb
Trtid) EN- S3tuetid d. nnttS, @etoelbeeret,
8~etrofaettn oemtldJen 3uetld)em.
nn4ariIdtett RoIen=Y aprifa, Wtobniattet,
Urtld1er 8udDtue ts engrttbe, G~rbIentncbI,
&artoMeIttebI NeisntebL, 8rtes,
9e1ttIdDer &irle, &tMIen, 0riitfetu,
Weiltiter SerI0etite, @~critengrttbe,
9iebi8's NleifdJertract, gdJDeiser geiId|p
Med)tem 9ienenbonis, Stutbeerfaft,
9tedltern GnIutentbaIe gdDmeiserfdfe,
0rtittettt SrGuterf6ie, Goauter SAFE,
y~ctaftcta Sit1ibmrgcr= hao &atofdle,
TrUma9e De 9Srie, TeuidbateIer &dle,
MogMeTort, G0fnet1 cr4 SAFE,
Nfngrcr SHneipp'S 1~SntSf0fec,
SFeittltent SSaOa= INTO Wtoffa=S1Nee,
8fcifet ttHo OILERS 3~0Tee=Grtract,
Med1tent Barrier SdnMpftabat bon &otbeG,
9eMtidDea Spfniraoern. 30 oufraBert.
Henry SehOeIlkOpE
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07
Mir fdjiGem es mmionif aa MaMmer.

,Sas 9ubIitum piro 10 bdufis gum Barren eebattea,
bab- es sana ielbttDeritanOli3 1T, lpenn Gin Wlann f&
borFebt, ebe CT fir Gtipo5 beSablt, bon benz er cor
ni9ts ipsiB. Sssbal6 peri9iden mir an ieoe Serants
ioortli6e 9erion, M%nbeOinGt, tOitenfrei per Bot Elm
Rodef BON DR., Hcffman's Vital Restorative Tablets,
6crbertelen, jeoen She'll Cures S0rpers tdrfen nnb
eiuen p~oatdnOig ~perieften WlanH aus @u6 MAIDEN.
9ie tpunOerbare @eilfraft oes GdlamaaoosGeHeri
lit aaqemein befannt uno ipir baben 9ertrouen in nns
Ierc 8ebonolune, iOnft tuiirDen mir ie Sud ni1t t5s
henfrei Sui6iden. 99enn Sbr Sud ~iberseuot hcbt.
bab IS Gu6 befeu nirO unO Sbr bic 8e6anDlnna
f~ortsuieben ipiini@t, oann tDnnt Sbr uns rnfert @es
aabluna suibiden.
western Medicine Co. (Sncorporirf,
3iaIoupDbaW &alamasou, Wttdi.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07

man audi ieiner ~biifigen aritit 70 8iemli9
&e9t geben miifen.
9dtte Wiloenbru9 Die 0i9tuns obne Den
taiferliben &egiiIeur gef6affen, 10 tpiirbe ie
tpobl bes beuti9en Bottles piirbigsr ausge=
falen feir.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07

Ser bemofratt19e Stabtconbent in Yeo:
ria 6at ben braben 9eutf4en NIt8erbei
einitimmig fir bus Stabtf9abmeiiteramt er:
nannt. 9err @erbes berfpra4 in feiner fur.
gen @nnabme Rebe, auf ben StaOtf4ut
ebenio gut aufpafen gu po1en, tpte er aui
bic @anals6onbs bes Staates ais Canal
commiIGr aufpoBte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07

Die 8epegung fir 90 a fl Der Sun
besfenatoren bur9 bas 8oGt
md9t INNER neitere Sortf4ritte. .9ogar Die
rGbicago Sribune", Die font alien @erfai>
fun9sDerdnberungen abbolo 1T, bat ieBt
cine 2anae bafir gebro9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07

Die europdii4en 5lotten f6einen Sen
Rummel in 8reta fir cine quite @elsger=
Eeit dnaufeben, an 3ielen, bic ibnen ni9ts
foiten, S9ieBibungen unauitelen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07

Sn Bdrts buffet es pieber eirtmdl unz
ertrdglt9. Man fat BON Neuem ben SefsG
BON benz Panumaz9a9tt esz
liftet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07

Ut DC OeMtT a. e u { a 8 p o IT,
9ie lInter3eidbneten %bef6roerH Tadete big All 100 NfA.
nab 9emtiGIamO, Gelterreid, @dDtpe 70 EFT, Nors
Wegen, 96nemdrf nnb BET g d. 10 eta su ecu re9els
maBigen, bon Der 0tMtIdDe Ell MetdbSpo itsS ertpnIs
tuna teIt9eIeBten 8reiien.
G6enIp beipraen bieTelben Observation-Disclosures bon nnb
rad alien Tbeilen GurppaS uno Mnertfos 3u ben biaiq.
ten 8ateg.
HenSel. Bruekman nm & LOrbaclaer.
20 GrdDatiee BIace. NctU 9prf.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-18

.hz. rfr4 rake her into q passenger ship
czuarse OF accommodating 30 people and
their freight
A proposition for charter Is TOW under
consideration "a send tne Hassle- 20 ST.
Mf-hae1s sometime between May i5En
arS June rSt IRE orsr IS by Eastern
psrSses ard Is made On The ground OF
deposit OK 800 per passenger for two hum
ssrsss uaxserr gers. the figure for s-2nSpe--
tatScu being $3.50 70 Dawson City. Should
this cfYer for charter Be accepted shr re-
modelling OF the Hsssisr viii be com
rrarced Immediately and Il Is likely that
the work viii be done in Seattle. Mr..
Ncssufre believes that the sale OF tickets
for Ire Bristol VIII be closed before her
sailing day. In regard 10 the statement
that his company had refused 10 accom-
rno1afe the Seartie ard Yukon CONNER
ciaf COMPANY by relieving IL OF A part
OF the Huuibol1ts freight Mr. Mcclure
said tnst he had agreed IS accept NUM-
Der Of passengers and their freight. bur
that ne had been unable 20 arrange for
taking freight alone. He had comrnuul-
Gated with Manager Mcfarland al Port
land and had r. turn been referred 70 AR.
Davidze. who was on the steamer Una
tii!a bound for yictorts- Mr. Mcclure
tried 70 catch Mr.. Dividge AZ Port Town
send. bur the steamer had sailed. Be
fore receiving word authorizing him 20
handle the freight alone. the lbels were
filed against the Humboldt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-18
hands viii add several more steamers 70
the rsst Fl she szriy summer.
SALES FOR THE BRISTOL
The Portland t1askaa Truasporta-
sson 4 Trading Company Begins
Bu.fn~ss In Seattle

TIE Portland Alaskan Transportation
A. Trading Company opere6 its Seattle
place cf business II TIE Offices q Tie
Southern Pacific railroad On Pioneer
place SO Ffrxt avenue. yesterday morn
frr. and 81 ouce commenced the sale OF
tickets a. the rate OF 500 10 Dawson
City. 20 include three-95farters of son
az baggage free 70 each passenger. Secre-
fa-y w w Mcclure. who remains IN Sc
attsA 20 represent the company. stated
last evening 70 q representative or the
st-Tuteiisgercer that the sale OF tickets
exceeded his most sangrine expectations,
tbs excitement attending the affairs OF
the Humboldt seeming 20 accentuats
rather than diminish the anxiety OF pso-
pc 70 secure transportation facilities 20
a. Nichaels and the upper Yukon. MI
Ncrusre thinks that his company has
strong argument In ifs favor IN It's N
tentfon 70 limit its passenger list on tue
Bristol 20 The carrying capacity OF tae
Eugene, which Is 10 be towed north ~
the going steamship. TIE BriStoi
has ample capacity for several HUNDRED
more passengers than she viii take. DIT
the intention is 20 hold down 20 80. OF
possibly less. as the Eugene cannot ae-
comnodate more than that number COM
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-18
pathways
III Pills

For the cure Of all disorders of the Ston-
ach, Liver. Bowels. Kidneys Bladder. Ner-
vous Diseases. Loss Of Appetite, Headache,
Constipation, Costiveness. Indigestion.
Biliousnesa. Fever, Inflammation of the
Bowels. Piles, and all arrangements OF
the Internal Viscera. Purely vegetable.
containing no mercury, minerals or dele
terious drugs.
OBSERVE
the following symptoms resulting from
Disease of the Digestive Organs: Consti-
patton, Inward Piles, Fuliness of the
Blood In the Head. Acidity OF the Stom-
aeh. Nausea Heartburn. Disgust of Food
Fullness or Weight in the Stomach, Sour
Fluctuations, Sinking or Fluttering OF the
Heart, Choking or Suffocating Sensations
when In lying posture. Dimness OF Vis-
ion. Dizziness on rising suddenly, Dots or
Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull
Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Persplra-
ton, YellowreSs OF the Skin and Ives.
Pain Ia the Side. Chest Limbs and Sudden
Fiushes Of Heat. Burning in the Flesh.
A few dozes OF RAILWAYS PILLS will
free the system Of all the above-narned
disorders.
Price Is cts. per box. Sold by all drug
gists.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-18
BIGGEST IN MONTANA.
Cudnhy and Wssre Organize q srW
Csn<pnny to Develop the Yukon
Country sn All Ways

Special rfspatcsi &c the Po~t-Infsiligercer.
HELENA. Mont. AEg li.-Affaeiss oi
incorporation ~ fhe largest mining ef'fra-
rany ever organized under the laws 81
Montana wers flied today wifh the sscTs-
tary OF state BY John Cg1ahy. Portss IS
wear~ Charles A. weAre. Wliiafa W
weare. all Of Chicago. and ext nIiea
States Senator Power. os this city Inc
conpany Is really an ossgrowth o. TIE
North American Transportation & IFad-
Ing Company. II ia called the Cudahy-
Heaiy YUKON KIonalks Mining ConpaH y,
ard Is capitalized for x2,9oeeS- The
stock il divided into 70 co shares OF slso
EACH The life OF TIE company Is 70 be forty
years.
Tho company IL TO have vide scope
II viii engage In all kinds 81 mining in
Alaska. and will also deal III town lots,
frading. transportation by land and water.
Telephone and telegraph lines, buy sfsd sch
mines and prospect for OIL deal IN furs.
etc. The offices Of the company viii be In
Chicago. Feattle. Helena and Dawson CITY.
John J. Haaiy In named manager for the
Alaska end. r. C. Power for Montana. and
John Cudahy and r. 3. weare for CHI
easo. The fee received BY the secretary
Of state for issuing a certificate OF sncor-
porati0u 10 the big company was 80.
the largest. with one exception. Ia the nis-
tory Of the office.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-18
FARALLoN SAILS FOR DYEA.

guleh 70 search for the big quartz lecges
OF the upper Yukon. Among the pasSeh-
gers also was q party % Young men from
Baltimore and Philadelphia, comprising
two business mer. one author and ole
stockman. All are college graduates ana
20 TO the Northern gold fields IN search
Of a fortune. The party consists OF John
Forbes, W. p. Lockington and j. Free
man. OF Philadelphia, ard f. H Griffith,
OF Baltimore. Lockington Is the writer IN
the party, and will send descriptive ar
ticles concerning the new camp In the
Northwest territory TO Eastern maya
zines. Other passengers on the Farailon
We're Col. o. V. Davis. IL Dean, Patrick
I.angan. NJ E.. Warren, A. :. GariIck,
Henry Miller. {. F.. Wood. w w. Wee
ley. John Roggend0rf and wife. George
Hannart o. Lundberg, r. Mccarthy. c.
T. King, p. L. Mason. Z. r. Mccarthy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-18
THE HAssLER To ST. MICHAELs.
To Run From Portland I'm Connec-
ton With the Eugene.

PORTLAND. Aug. 1.-THE u. s. coast
and geodetic survey steamer Hassler.
which was sold at Port Orchard yesterday
to II. T. Mcclure. representing the Port
land and Alaska Trading and Transpor-
tation Company OF Portland. will be put
on the route between Portland and 81,
Michaels. The stern wheel steamer Eu-
gene. which left down the river this even
ing en- route 10 Victoria from which
point st will be towed 10 ST. Miehaels by
the steamship Bristol. is owned by the
company and VIII be run between Daw-
son City and the mouth OF the Yukon in
connection with the steamer Hassler. max
ing a through line between Portland and
Dawson City. II IS the intention OF the
promoters Of the line to take the Eugene
TO Dawson City before the river freezes
this fail
The Hassier il - feet in length.
screw steamer brig riggsd, and can make
about fourteen kHots an nour. Her tom
mage Is about so tons net. Il Is pro-
posed % put the Hassler into first class
condition as rapidly as possible,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-18

Shortly after u o'clock yesterday the
steamship Farallon cast OF her lines from
sehwabsehsr's dock, swung into the bay
and pointed her nose to the North She
carried ninety passengers. seventy head
OF horses, one hundred head OF sheep and
several beef cattle. Her destination 10
Dgea ard skaeuay- The bow OF the ar
aiion below decks presented an intexest-
tnr and animated scene. the horses, sattle
and Sheep occupying a good share Of the
space OF the horses twenty-five were
shipped by GOWN. BERG & Fraser, OF this
city. The animals were accompanies ~
four men and viii be- used as pack
train over the Waite pass. On the Far
alion was ". p. Wood. an old-tirne mine
As,pertrsfsndens OF California. who had
tarowu tap . position as superintendent Of
the famous American mine IN French
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-18

arews. He will nap out tho course or
study which he deems the best possible
for the applicant In tae light OF ne nfer-
nation conveyed. He VIII then dispatch
his own diagnosis OF the applicant case
and prescription therefor 20 the moss
eminent expert on the particular study
with whom he Is acquainted. Thls expert
win revise the course and the accompany
ing instructions and will return the doc0-
rnent 10 President Andrews.
PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Aug. IA MEM
Der OF the Brown university. who re-
Quested that his name oe withheld TOT
obvious reasons. made the statement that
the twenty-fcur members Of the faculty
who sigrsed the protest against the corpo-
ratton's action toward President Andrews
would be summariiy dismissed.
A crisis eonfrontS the college and 10 Is
the opinion OF the most prominent profess
sors that wholesale designations some or
them requested and others voluntary,
will be sent 70 the corporation between
now and lis meeting in September.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-18

Canada upon miners I'm ths Klondtke geld
regions. e Is posntef cut that y w5ssd
be difEcult to enfercs any ssrso3s M
positions upon the rasrerr.
grcfa a course MGR. result tn resaasa-
ton enforced ~ The United States. 80 a.
20 make II almost irnyso~saose for fne ~
nadsans 70 70 or return frcra the kiosi-
f.ske erssr+rw. III iris eDzntry sss0stid pre-
vent the Canadian officers entering Tie
KIondike through American terf1f0Ey
they would be obliged 70 reaca = over
thcusarsaz OF miles Of uaexp8ossc com
srv. while /. Is SAID there has been 70
correspondence bearing directly on TIE
point CT irrpoasffonS upcr ths American
miner. there IL 81 tntfn1axs0N sha1 ana
ia d~sree 70 be frfeaaly as 20 tne SoFtn-
western conditions. ard tia; there =
disposition 20 co-creg1t@ 30 as 10 fa1tn~1
IRE hest interests q az conee-fisS.
II u stated that IA Imposing tne y -
-, ror.s,y 81 tsse gold output equally
on Canadians and Americans the sfatsa
States can have no Cause % Complaint
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-18

TALES OF FAIRY IGGETS-
Draw All Port Townsend To the Pu-
esfa TO See Her Cargo.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligencer
PORT TOWNSEND. Aug. 17.-An in
dieation OF pent-up klondise excitement
was furnished here today when the City
OF Puebla arrived from San Francisco and
Victoria. and some Of her passengers re-
ported that the steamer Portland was at
Nanaimo. coaling up. and has ss.oo0ooo In
geld nuggets on board.
Within ten minutes the story was all
over town, apparently, and men fiocked
10 the wharf 10 learn the particulars. No
one seemed To doubt the story, and the
value OF the PortIands cargo crept up
By the hundreds of thousands until 1t
finally reached si4.000.00o.
Newspaper men were the only ones who
took no stock In the story, and II was in
vain that excited citizens were informed
of the facts at the newspaper offices. The
officers OF the Pueblo seemed 10 be the
only ones on board the ship who did not
believe the report, and as the steamship
was here several hours dlscharging cargo.
the town was greatly excited as result
of the enthusiastic stories of the passen-
gers who were on the streets.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-18

TRENTON. y. J.. AuK. 17-ArtlcIes ot
iHcrrpcra fiou were filed with the secre-
tsry o. state today OF a s. GO so company
Ter The purpose q operating In the hion-
dixie district The name OF the company
IS tes Joseph T.adue Gold Mining and
Development Company T.adua rs the re-
pgted owner OF Dawson CITY. and Is the
priucipsl shareholder os she eorananv.
Ia the aTticles q Incorporation as resl-
dence is given as P1attsourg X. Y The
other members % the company
are Elmer B0tsford. Albert "
MAYER o. Pls1shurg. y. Y. Edgar T.
Bronson. q New York. Charles c Ian
ham. - Laphan. y y. and Willard
Erowu. New YORK. banker. TIE CON-
psny begins WITH tib09 paiA tn whs~h Is
the amount required FOR the state Zee FOR
aliug The papers.
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THE NEW UNIVERSITY SCHEME.
Brisben Walkers Cosmopolitan to
BE Headed by President Andrew.

NEW YORK. Aug. 17.--John Brisben
Walker win announce in the September
Cosmopolitan that President Andrews.
late of the Brown university. VIII take
charge Of the Cosmopolitan university on
September l. which will formally begin
work on October /. He says he has long
had the idea I'm hts mind and when the
letter of the trustees OF Brown 70 Presi-
dent Andrews appeared. offered him the
presidency and he accepted Il. He denies
that this IS a free silver movement or
that politics enter inso II and points 20
TIE following appointments on the adj
vlsory board as evidence Of that fact:
Spencer TTask. the well known banker
Of New York: President MeAilistsr OF the
Drexel institute. Philadelphia. Albert
shaw. editor OF the Review OF Reviews;
Gen. Samuel Thomas. the prominent
railroad man. and George T. Seward. pres
ident Of the Fidelity and Casualty Com
pany % New York.
Mr.. Walker gives the following outline
OF the proposed method OF the university:
a student vii forward TO the university
his name ard address and the purpose for
which education Is sought. and the stud
les which the applicant desires 20 pur-
sue. Each statement viii so 20 DR.. An
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TO WINTER ON THE YUKON.
Secretary Cages Daushtrr-ia-Inw
Goiag 60 Join Her Husband

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-Tnteliigeneer.
HELENA, Mont. Aug. fz.-Mrs. Ell
Gage. wife OF the son 90 the secretary eg
the treasury. passed through Helena on
the Northern Pacific today, en- route for
Alaska. VIA seattle She was accompanied
ty w ~, Hahabra. William weAre and a
Mr. Elrieh. who arc interested IN the big
trading company They VIII san from
Seattle for pyea. ard VIII proceed ever
land 20 Dawson. where they expect 20
spend the wiater. Mrs. Cages husband Is
working some mining claims on the-f<loa-
dixie, and she proposes 60 spend the win
ter there with him. She SAYS she has no
fears Of the long trip overland. nor cf the
prospect ~ spenGtng = winter under the
North pole.
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YUKON KNOCK DOWNS
PORTABLE HOTEL TO BE SENT TO
ST. HsCHaELs.
ssruefure Large Enough TO shelter
$50 eu<ssS-Can BE Pat Together
in TIVE Class steel
steamer, the John G. barr,
Knocked Down ia Chicago for
shipment 10 seattle and the
Ywkon-

The 6rsf enc Of ths portable krock-e5wn
houses that A. 3. Kerry has announced
&c VIII build for Alaska bgssress. which
vas spoken 81 81 Sundays Issue CT the
TosS-IEtsg lissncer as one Of tire novelties
Il. connection wfsh ths growing CONNER
Staf Importance % Seattle IS B0w being
loaded on tne schoone- Queen. ard Is q
prefentsoas effort along the lines mat Dir.
u FERRY explained IA his announcement. The
building Is a hotel 20 he erected BY the
North American Trznsportaticn Trad
ing Company, az 81. Michasls. and tie
sections aud materials are nos being
stswsd for the purpose OF sheiteeing at
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general Of Canada, stating in reply TO
communication sent by our government
regarding Klondlke mail, that a counter
proposition had just been mailed by Can
ada. The acting postmaster general has
suggested 70 Canada that an exchange OF
mails between the United States and Can
ada be established at Dawson City in
the Klondike district. Tne counter prop
ositIon may be the scheme Canada has
Just forwarded 10 the state department
for the construction OF telegraph line
from the Lynn canal to klondike. with
provision Cor maintaining dog trains for
the conveyance OF mails in both directions
along the line