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BoARDERs WANTED.

BOARD AND ROOMS-Nicely furnished
rooms: excellent table board: 1i9 Bank
Street. ~ fcli-1ts
MARRIED COUPLE-Or two or three
gentlemen may obtain board anu rooms
with priva tie family in CRANKY street
Address II. care Virg:ntan. fel4-3t.
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FOR SAIE-NOr-re iillahlc Bottle: pro
V dcd with attachment which ra,na!u;
open until ho;,lr is hiloG then seals it
a&a!:s! entrances Of liquid. Address
BURN * co, Patent Attorneys. Wash
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FOR SALE : "Washington's Birthday
Badge" designed to be worn at enter
tainments held to celebrate birthday OF
the Father of his Country" Address
Miss Sali.e Thomas, care JOHN WE'D
DERBURN e Co, Patent Attorneys,
Wa Sh' nEinn. u C. -----
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out rings or hooks. Will hold any weight
Of curtain: has boon tested ard gives
thorough substitution Address William
CO, Patent Attorneys, Washington
d. 4.
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FOR SALl.--F,np Of Tie Endless Con-
Ncycr Type: not able to get out OF order;
works in bored wells; simple and cheap.
Address Warren W. James, care JOHN
WE.DDEtBCRN Il CO. Patent Attor-
ErNS. Wa ShiNEtON. d @
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FOR SALE.-Piow Point soil readily open
ed Un, roots out, ana rocks or stones
dug up. operates easily an! WITH but
little friction, Address II. M3tlhi<s, care
JOHN WlIDDERBURN Il co. Patent
Attorneys, Washington ID. G.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-14

FOR SAIlt-Nlonroe Combination Cooker;
for frying. baking ana stcaminr eggs.
buildings. etc; Of novel construction:
just the thing for hotels. restaurants,
etc. Address .. p. Monroe, care JOIN
WEDDERBURN Il co, Patent Attor-
ncys, Washington, ID. G.
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WANTED. Men who will work for 81 per
day, salary or commission PAID. CliF-
TON SOAP & MFG CO, Cincinnati, o.
ocIl-Su-ly
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THEY GET POSITIONS
Graduates Of the Southern Shorthand and
Business University In Great Demand.
BUSINESS MEN CALLING FOR HELP

The Great school OF Business Train.
ina Unable 10 supply the Demands
Ala.Ic Upon IL by Business Men All
Over the Country for H0nixkccpcrs,
Stcn0.rnt,hcrS ana 1nice Assist.
nnts-A Fine Institution Maxim. II
Fine Record.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
SEED POTATOES FOR SAI.l:-io barrels
Early Northern. 80 barrels Clarl>s No. l.
Pure stuck; Will sell cheap Call on or
address ". II. DENNIS. Rodman, Va.
fel4-2t
FOR sALE--One IS Horsepower Engine
in nrst-claSs condition: has just been
thoroughly oycrhaulcd ana is as good Il 5
new: has an improved adjustable cutoff
ana can therefore be run a, less horse
power if desired ana he very economical
in fuel! ApTiy 10 GEO; w 9 ~ IA
FoR SALE Desirable dwelling No III
bermuda street; all modern convcnien-
ccs; bath room. closets, etc; rented for
$50 per month; sl.Cco Of IN" price asked
can be paid In eighteen months: |. q
GARDINER. Real Estate, II city Han
avenue fcIl-lw
FOR ssALE.-Scventy-G horse power en-
gille and seventy-live horse power boiler:
engine has just been thoroughly done
over and Is good as new: boiler IN al
condition: eng. ne has improved cut OIL, SO
II can be lun at less horse power II de-
GEo Se ~ f DTVA c ne or S Old Do
inion Guano Co. ies-tf
FOR sALE.-The desirable residence lot
on Coiitk avenue. loot Of Bermuda ST.,
fronting OH Mahone's Lake. PRICE AMI am
terms reasonable. Apply 10 G. w.
Roolage. Ivs,a Bermuda ST. au5-tf
FOR SALE.--1 have for sale on easy terms
{, g9od iaem at ne growing town nr
N1ntal., N. g, n the n. & $, Railroad.
Apply to III. S. ELGf. 3erkiey. Va.
Ucli-tf
FOR SALE.-Well built residence on
God street: gold for 10 fault: 100 large
for owners family: eight rooms and
bath and all the modern conveniences:
lot AhSll5: Splendid oppor......y for
anyU:," wishing nice home, with op-
ton ON two lots III rear. 1? feet xl2O. on
which can he eree!!ed three (s) nice
tenement houses For terms. etc, APP
4 ply ON premises, No. 60 Wood street.
ny6.tf
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FOR SAI4E-Net Leader: improved device
whereby lead may be deposited upon 4
line used as s!nker line at bottom OF fish
net. Address E.phraim liaataja, care
JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO, Patent
Attorneys, Washington, y. G.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
PARTIES LEAVING; CITY would sell
well appointed boarding house: nicely
furnished ard Epst location in city: can
he had very cheap If taken Immediately.
"ADElPlit.' Eirginian office. fcli-1t-
ADVERTISER would like to interest lady
or Sentie1nan. preferably Of literary taste
III the publication OF Il book Of carefully
selected poems: will pay tho promoters
GEO. +. NlET'r, 4Gl Main street, Nor
folk, Va. fei4-lt.
FORTUNES arc made in Wall street We
cannot make your fortune, but We can
tell You how 10 make some money in
Wall street without any money on your
part # you will simply write ROOM SO.
No Il Broadway. y. \. feH-lt
HOW TO TRADF--In i-"nt mar're,e on
small capital Kerr, Gordon & Co.'S
Monetary MARKET GUIDE: nee by mail.
KERR, GORDON & CO, New York
City. fcli-lt"
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SEED POTATOES FOR siAI.E,--io barrels
Early Northern. 30 barrels ClarlN's No. |.
Pure stock: will sell cheap. Call on or
address w. II. DENNIS, Rodmail, Va.
felI-ot
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WANrED-Four statesmen and colieC
tors 70 work in tho city and country.
Apply 70 The SINGER MANIfFttSTE-
RING CO, no 2s9 Church street. Nor
folk, Va. ja22-lm
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a PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, with
board for two gentlemen or gentleman
and wife: also table board. Just above
Freemrson street. No. l Gligsby Pace,
corner Eank street. icll-3tr
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RELIABLE man to handle agents FOR Eel
ephonc Tablet and Specalt'cS i@avS s o1
Il Year. Enclose stamp. VICTORY ME-;
CO, Cleveland, O. FEB lj,nlal,l5
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WANTEp-Ey young man. 20 years of
age, position as n!ach!EiSt: satisfactory
reference from last employers: salary for
6 y or twelve months not much OF an OBJ
ject: chance Of promotion IS what IS
most desired. Address "MNCH INST
care Nirgtuian. fe2-tf
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PERSONS DESIRING SITUATIONS can
L get full information by sending 80. stamp
for reply. Address MARTIN n S AGEN-
CI. 2SS n. Frederick street, 3al,imcrc,
Md. fell-2WF
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AGENTS WANTED.

49, Nv = GHHlN -.
AGENTS WANTED-Wc are making
money and we think you can: any one
who uses a horse wants our pa cent hal
ter. W,itc for rculars. THE AGENTS
COMPANY. 81 Park Row, y. y. fell
WANTED-Agents to sell the Indel:hlc
Check Pcrforator: RECALLS $500: lalga
comm ssion WESLEY MEG co, il
Park ROW, New York. feii-lt
S4tLESMEN-$5 a day: no cul.vassing: no
deliveries; no collections: samples free:
SIDE i.ne exclusive Manufacturers.
39il Market street, philadelphia. felt-suit
W.\NTE D. Everywhere, men to advertise
"Lustro," the modern securing SOAP;
tack signs: distribute circulars: place
sample orders etc. Steady work: salary
SO weekly and expenses. THE l.CSTltO
CO. CHI cago. felt-lt"
POCKET K1NETOSCOpE. LIVING PIC
novelty Of the age: Dane M Girl. Little
Egypt: prize fight Agents wanted every
where: sample by mail 10 cents. THE
EDISON PHONOGEArlr co, l123
Chestnut street, PHILADELPHIA Pa. icl3-2t'
AGENTS WANTED IN Norfolk. Ports
mouth, Hampton. Newport News and
Suffolk for the Royal Scroli,' an cduca-
t!onal apparatus entirely new. for Il bic
study: one good Catholic solicitor for
Norfolk ana vicinity. ''i. Men, Mr.
;g:nian office. fcl2-5tH
WANTED.-Mcn who will work for 81 per
day, salary or commission paid. CT. l.
~ ia 500,
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John We0Ncrbern 4 Co..
Patent Attorneys
WsNEsix&Tns -. 4.
QUICKLY SECURE AND
SELL PATENTS.

SELL PATIENTS.
facturris, capitalists ana investors to thc
herebeiow selected Patents for sal" on
investments made.
Th.se inventions are all useful and prac-
ticahlc. Broad claims guaranteeing fullest
Gns hayn been prosecuted By our own
firm. which IS sufficient warrant as to
ts'2ii' breadth and scope
FOR Sal -E-Covcr for Books: simple. in
expensive: especially adapted for school
books: does not soil easily and Is soft
Beers. care JOHN WEDDi2RBURN x
CO. Patent Attorneys. Washington. -.
FOR SAL.E-T!ll!nr Device for delivering
grain or other produce to sacks; rapid
in action: Will be universal in demand
teEsarver. care JOHN WEDpERBUEN
4 CO, Patent Attorneys. Washington,
FOR S!AI.l1-Window Curtain Pole with
out ,inGs or hooks: Will hold any weight
Of curtain; has hron tested ard gives
McNeith. care JOHN WEDDERHURN
4 CO, Patent Attorneys Washingt on
ID. G.
FOR SALE-F,nnp Of Tie Endless Con
vcyer Type no; able to get ont OF order:
works in bored wells; simple and cheap.
WEDDERBuRN X co. Fatcnt Attor-
Eeys. Washington, d. G.
FOR SALl:-Monroe CONDENSATION Cooker;
for frying. baking and stcamin.y eggs.
I ,n! ,, rtc;; OF no!2l 'onstrnct:on:
etc ETC. Ndt"ss S g. I M HSlY'S tnr@ 6S
WEDDGRBuRN T. co, Hatcnt Attor-
ncys, Washington, ID. G.
FOR SALE-Screen Tent; allows one to
enjoy he comforts OF the Garden with
ont he ny to,mcntrd by mosquitoes, etc:
permits free circulation Of ar, Address
Christian Heiss. care JOHN WEDDl2K-
BURN &. CO, Patent Attorneys. Wash
inston, j.. c.
FOR SALE-Improvcmcut III Window
Sash; panes may be replaced quickly
without use OF putty; Of move! and sim
F'uhlman. care JOHN WEDDERHURN
q CO, Patent Attorneys, Washing ton,
FOR SALE--Patcnt No. $40, $50: Automatic
Air Brak.. Retainer; only device OF its
kind: needed on every railroad car SIM
{. W. luul. care JOHN WEDDERBURN
x co. Fatcni Attorneys. Washington,
y. =.
FOR SAl.t.-Mazc Puzzle: equal 70 the fiji
teen puzzle in amusement ana very sim
pie; sure seller: i0lse. profits TO manufac-
lurCrS. Address i)r. r. y. Barbour. care
JOHN WEDDERB1.REl& CO. ;-,f'atent
Attorneys, Na7hlhE'on,b =. -
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For SAl,E-Non -re!!iaN!c Bottle; pro
rded with attachmen!, WHICH remains
open until hU;,lr is nncG then seals il
agans: entrance Of liquid. Address
Oliver * CNicr, care JOHN WEDDEit-
"*'o"' :.
ed IN, roofs out, ana rocks or stones
dug in. Crcratcs easily an! WITH blt
little iiiction Address IT, Mstlhies care
JOHN WEpDI,RBliN & co Tairut
Attorneys, Washington. d. G.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

nTn NnO TO loan IN sums from $1,000 to
XlD m %;% g. sorrs Tsrms w MY nov AZ
WUU.UUUMfkD1 t 6. NvEEl VI, Haaa ding
...... ton Building. feH-lm
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SALESMEN-S5 Il day: no canvassinG: ~
deliveries; no collections: samples free
SIDE i.ne ur--eNcluSive. Manufacturers
39il Market street, philadelphia. fcli-suit
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LADIES = CICHESTER'S ENGLISH
Pennyroyal PMS Diamond Brand.
are the best. Safe Reliable. Take 10
other. Send &c. stamps for p:trtiru-
lars. .'Relief for Ladies'" in lester by
return mail AT druggists. Oh chester
Chemical Co, Philadelphia. Pa.
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WANTED--Agents to sell tho lndel:hle
Check pcrfcrator: RECALLS $500: lalga
comm ssion WESLEY MEG. co, II
Park Row. New York. feii-lt
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SUPERIOR NORTHERN FARE and
comfortable. clean accommodations Il t
THE ENGLISH INN" 461 Ma II street
transient, $l00 per day: permanent
boarders. s4.00 and $500 per week. ftiia
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TRAVELLING SAIESMEN--To sell to
dealers; slC0 monthly and pSron-
SeS: experience Unnecessary: write for
particulars. ACME CIGAR co. CHI
CagO. felt-lts
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-15

Delegate. Iron, kvrry Chapter in the
state Mere Prss-nt.

Special Dispatch 20 III" Standard.
Helena, Sept. 1.-THE Grand Chapter
~ ROYAL Arch Masons of Montana was
held In Helena to-day. About GO dele
gates. representing every chapter In the
state. wcre present. The following "iii-
GERS wcr" elected.
Robert Nickcrs. Virginia city. most
excellent grand high priest: :, e, ken
yon, Bozeman, right excellent deputy
grand high priest Alfred iIalmforih.
Butte. right excellent grand king, Al
fred Whiiwmth. Deer Lodge. right sN-
ccllent grand scribe. IA. NJ. Parchen.
Helena. right excellent grand treasurer.
Cornelius Hedges. Helena. right excel
lent grand secretary, W. y. Brown.
Great Falls, right excellent captain /.
George 4. Slack. Missoula. right excel
lent grand principal sojourner. &. A.
Drmar. Billings. right excellent grand
royal arch captain,
The Grand council appointed the fol-
lowing officers. Jacob ~. Little. Butte,
right excellent grand chaplain. A. ID.
Mcdonald kalispell. excellent grand
master of third Veil: T.. "a. Brew ster.
wihaux. excellent grand master of sec-
ond vel. N. Cummings. Phllipsburs.
excellent grand master Of first vcil. J.
u. Howe. Virginia city. excellent grand
sentinel
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-15

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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-15
IN THE FEVER DISTRICT
Four Cases of Genuine Yellow
Jack in New Orleans.
FEVER Is NOT SPREADING
Expected That q Few More Cases VIII
Develop in the City People Of Ma
turer Age Being Attacked-Out-
going Mails Fumigated.

New Orleans. Sept. 1.-THE books Of
the board OF health show the following
recapitulation I'm the yellow fever sit
uation: There had been reported to the
board for investigation IS cases which
the attending physicians considered
suspicious. OF these 10 cases had been
found suffering with a harmless fever;
five cases were regarded as suspicious.
hut necessary TO be further investi-
gated before a definite report could be
made upon them. There were no re-
ports as 10 four cases and four cases
had been pronounced genuine yellow fe-
yer. though one Of the latter was
classed as OF mild type.
President Olliphant Of the board Of
health said tonight to the associated
press correspondent: Il repeat tonight
what have said to you heretofore. OF
course. IL is an unpleasant task 10 have
"a report the appearance OF new cases,
but the moment has not yet come when
we should throw up our hands and ad-
nit that the fever is I'm a fair way to
conquer the city. IL will not be sur
prising and We should not be disap-
some time. how many ] am not pre-
pared TO say. That is. Of course. To be
expected from the extended intercourse
that has been In vogue between New
orleans and the infected places ON the
gulf coast. So far. however, as the fe-
yer In New Orleans is concerned. you
may say that we are convinced that the
disease liz not spreading beyond the
limits of the places which We are quar-
antining."
One of the six features developed dur
ing the day Is that people NJ mature
age have been attacked. Heretofore the
disease has been confined principally to
children of tender age and boys and
girls not yet grown TO manhood and
womanhood. Two of the late cases
show that older people have been at
tackled. Under instructions from the
superintendent Of the railway mail
service the postoffice authorities to-day
fumigated all outgoing mails in order
that letters and packages be not sent
back hy the authorities OF quarantine
cities and towns.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-15
eLEcTelcs COLLIDE.
Crowded stree, Cars Come Togssher % =
Chicago tise.

Chicago. sept. H.-Twe electric cars
on the Suburban electric railway cote
iided while running az full speed along
the stretch ~ single tFark on Harlem
avenue. south ~ Harrison street. In Ii
Grange this morning The accident
happened just before , o'clock. when
traffic was heavy. and nearly all the
passengsTs. with which both cars were
crowded were injured. M"torman j.
Murphy and John Jameson WIN de-
The following were seriously injured
Conductor j. y. Harvey. August Man
ctsz. John Donnelly. I-ouis s;roe0eis
Frank RTatty Richard schaudeI Will
lam otto. Roy Bloom. Thomas kob~rtrs
Eliza Meredith. W. ". Mckee. Charles
whitseil. W. x. Ryan and Augusta Iu-
psl On account of a heavy mist whicn
hung over the tracks the motorman ~
the south-bound car. whirh was TO have
PASSED the north bound car where the
double track ends. failed to notice Ne
had lf; the double track. Before -
could rcyerse the run back the north~
hound car came up and collided win
terrific furcs
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-15
AN ATTACK ON THE COURTS
COLORADO COURTS ARE CHARGED
WITH FAvoRfrIBM.
Judge Green ef Desser Accusss SsAUo
Maisett ss sse~p and DEADLY PssjsAaes.
Justice Brewer Prsses1s.
specIaI Dispatch to the standard

Special Dispatch to the standard
81 Paul Sept lt-The Judges OF The
United States circuit court OF appeals
held up their hands In horror at an oc-
currcnce before that body to-day. The
case was that % the Kelley heirs Of Ia
lena. m. against the Ibex Mining COM
pany of I.cadvillr. Colo. for a sixth IN
tsrcst In the min.. Judge Green Of Dem
Yer. appearing for the Illinois heirs, cre-
ated a sensation when he said:
"A remarkable fact In regard To all oe
these decisions of TIA. state and federal
courts VI Colorado Is that they are wholly
and absolutely in favor OF the partt<-o
who hay. gained control Of property
through fraud and robbery and invariably
against the poor man who attempts -
claim his rights.
A stlll more decided sensation came
when judge Green said: The Judicial
conduct. the judicial action and Judicial
decisions of his honor Judge Haliett
throughout All three OF these Important
suits l. of such "A character as 10 show
what a deep and deadly prejudice he
seems 10 possess against the complain
ants and Nhat a remarkable PARTIALLY
he Possessed IN favor Of the defendants.
and hts whole judicial conduct showo
CLEARLY that he WIS utterly and absolutely
unit to hear and determine any of these
eases aud that he was SO blinded by m
prejudice aud so absolutely under ths
control and influence of his blinded prrju-
dico that II seemed utterly impossible fog
him to render a just decision
Justice Brewer of the supreme courl
of the United States arose and expressed
surprise aud deep grief al the attack upon
the federal courts and the state bench 81
Colorado.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-15

Washington. Sept. 14.-Surgeon Cen
cral Wyman to-day received the follow
ing dispatch from DIR. Guiteras. the
government expert at Mobile. Ala. con-
cerning the yellow fever situation
there:
Patient at city hospital Is still liv-
ing. The case Basrgc. reported by ne
IA suspicious, ! nave not been able TO
see again. The subsequent history
makes the case more suspicious. He
has not been out OF the city nor In any
apparent way connected with people
from Ocean Springs. have just been
shown another case which | have pro-
nounced without doubt yellow fever
He Is a motorman. no apparent con-
nectlon with other cases. ! have hear Il
this story of another ease which is
very suspicious. The eases are not
grouped In any one quarter OF the city.
Guiteras."
A dispatch was received from Fon-
tainbleau. Miss. the site Of the deten-
tion camp. from Surgeon White stating
that DR.. Gaines reports one new case
al Barclay.
The surgeon general ordered by tele-
graph 200 wall tents Ia be shipped Ina
mediately from ST. Louis To Surgeon
Young AT Memphis. Tenn. there To be
held until further orders. Steward
Goodman was ordered from Fort Mon
roe. Va. 10 the detention camp at Fun-
tainbleau. Miss
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-15
LOWOEN STRUCK 1T RICH
A FORMER GREAT FALLS MAN
BACK FROM KLONDYkE.
Montana Men an Their Way Up the
Nukon R,rhne.s of the Country
Has H~ea Exaggerated.
Special Dispatch to the standard.

Special Dispatch To the STANDARD.
Helena. Sept. t.-William e. Low
dcn formerly of Great Falls. returned
late last night from Dawson city. aud
left tonight for chiilicothe. Mo. to
Join hts wife Mr.. Dawson LETT Great
Falls In May. 1885. for the Yukon. and
has been on the klondyke sine. last
December. He bought AN interest last
winter In claims on bonanza and Hun
kor creeks and struck II rich.
Mr.. Lowdcn said tonight that he met
a number Of Butte and Helena men at
81 Michsels On his way out. About
"a men. mostly from Butte and Helena.
had bought a small steamer and 10
tons of provisions and were about To
start up the riyei In th" wake of the
]. J. Hcaly when he left The men
had formed a company OF which Pat
1,olln ~ Butte WAS secretary. ~ Marks
and n few other Montana men secured
herths on the liesly MI. l.owien
thinks there Is some doubts as To the
boats getting to Dawson before the
river closes, lie says that IN all prob
ability men win StarN" a. Dawson neEt
spring, as ther. IL "A shortage of pro-
visions. aud he does NO, think " possi-
blc to get la supplies hcfor. winter.
In referring 10 the richness of the
klondyke. Mir. Lowden says that re-
pnrts ~ the amount taken out have been
greatly exaggerated, II n great dis
trict. however. he says. and thrr. is
sun vast section uf country unpros-
pecicd that may develop @ll. Mr..
I.owden thinks II suicidal Ia attempt
to get over the range aud dawn the
river at ihis spas1n.
y would like a. tell the readers 80
TN. Standard +" ne said Tonight that
it Is absolute folly fur any uf them to
Try ~ gct to the gold fields this fall.
Many of tn men now On the way there.
VIII l lellrSe. ~" this winter from cN-
posurr snd starvation. There II not
enough food IN Dawson for those there
nov and the situation ls growing more
s.rlous every day