New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
READY FOR KLONDIKE.
MRS. HANNAH s GOULD WILL SAIL ON
THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF COLUMBIA.

SHE GOES TO TIE GOLD REGION TO MAKE IN
vEsTMENTs FOR FOUR WEALTHY WOMEN
HER PLANS COMPLETED.
Among the passengers booked for the Yukon on
the Old Dominion Line steamer City of Column
ba that sails from New-York in the early part OF
December. is Mrs. Hannah , Could Oh No -'V
West Twenty-second-st
Mrs Gould goes TO the Klondike to make invest
ments for four rich women. two of whom are New
York residents resides in Philadelphia and one
In Plainfeld ~ She will also be responsible Tor
the welfare of four young men. sons OF wealthy
families who consider them too young and tender
10 brave the privations of that district without Il
special custodian TO minister TO their comfort
A THOROUGH BUSINESS WOMAN.
Mrs Gould is a business woman. She has built
railroads and dealt in real estate and in other spec
ulations She has built bridges and engaged in
various pursuits that commonly outside OF the
male OF woman's sphere. She is energetic anu
enthusiast:c and she looks to be thirty-fve years
of age: whereas she has daughter past thirty.
"I have rouched it before in my life said Mrs
Gould land ] do II again. for my health was
never better. think fully realize what SHAH
encounter | have two cousins in Seattle. ana
am depending upon them to provide me with the
steam launch In which and my party shall naV.-
gate the Yukon -,
.The trip from. York TO St Michaeis VIII
consume ninety days 1t will be by way of the
p,rhadoes AT Rio de Janero MOntevdeo. VAL
,arsiso Santiago Colon. San Francisco. Seattle
Juneau AID St Michaels. where ma the s'ean
launch awaiting me. am abundah'N suppne"
with means and through Samuel L. Kent. OF fh'-
adelphia the president of the company forwarding
the expedition am allowed mGch hio'e "V's"'
Than the ordinary passenger
IL am going prepared for sickness and TO minister
TO the wants Of the disabled. FOR shall take the
medicines that come under the head ot What we
call home remedies. While am not a physician. !
am a capital nurse. and have had many years OF
experience with the sick have arranged TO take
provision for my party for one year shali
take kerosene oil for fuel to burn in the improved
oil stove and when pitch our tent shaIl install
myself as housekeeper. for am taking ais" a hrs'-
class cook When my boys go out prospecting 'h'H
have A headquarters TO return TO- and u any one
Of them is sick / am there 10 attend TO them.
GRUB STAKES"
81 expec, 10 devote my attention grub stakes.
That is IL q miner has money to i've on WI"
provide the essentials and he will give me GER
tain percentage Of his ore, according 10 "ha' 'ne
law allows II a miner is Ill and in need OF he'P
shall not see him suffer In short. snail 90 an
the good can and | shall make money at the
same time The people who have intrusted me
with their money and paying my expenses
have confidence in me. because they know OF my
sUceess lin IN other rnfdad one that Was l$s miles
long and los miles long. AT tiiat unIe nd mneId
,be MiSdcfon Georgia and Atlantic Railway and
from Eaonton 10 Covington Ine o.ncp 'oad oaS
Macon This included the building OF bii1ge ana
estle work. al Of when ,hn inhyeicI Strength
she can build railroad as well as man
ARAII.ROAD CONTRACTOR.
II believe the only woman VINO ever oe
came a railroad contractor and ran an IRON car
and worked with the men. If II was heccss"i!
for me 10 take hold with the mcn did 1t. NO.
,,s.k in he
no such intention; but | shall watch my chance
for money-making with the keen business eye oi
an experienced man -, 100 for deH-.
cate inexperienced women who haEo o naa and 10 nrs
psTenGs With rOushpg IT. and d"I bla%Scis for my
comfort and the comfort Of my party HanYork
] wear in my daily walking costume III new Vi"
would f any woman with horror. .o,,, calf
Here Mrs Gould produced pair Of stout , ,hirk Gac
and with tops reaching halfway to the knee: IN
II have walked sixteen miles =, a oninion
women do not dress warmly enough at nnE ;,nSi IIh'
and at all times dress their iec' ,o,v 700 ~ these
and ,ka, reach to he knee My skirt is Of eordni
my corduroy coat is lined with fur
ONCE A TRAIN DISPATCHER
The change Of scene and interests is required
now and then II keeps young. was once d
train dispatcher on a road not outside OF ."e
Greater New-York district. But that Is another
story. l do not 20 talk about mat now
nave never sought the XIV"
papers that present my work as remarkaoie De-
cause am woman. have neFer pose" oa uas ,1 at
because think II beneath my dignity "hs az
the head OF paper business once ioi three a.,
the business was by woman. Tor write nhu M
man. My business training received rom rom 'ha ny
father who trained I'm the same way that ne
would II had been boy 49,, .., oo
Mrs Gould speaks with decided Southern &C, &C,
cent although she H. n Long Island Quaker ana
was born and bred at Jericho. Long lsiann. liel
mother belonged TO the Dodge family OF mat sec
tion and her father TO the Seamans Shc comes
from Revolutionary stock on both sides.
CONNECTION or ROSE LEAVES.
In Turkey preserved rose petals and orange dos
CONS are among the dantest confections OF the
harem To make them, take a large-mouthed glass