The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-29

irving "a get warm q. IRE camp fFss- re
also burned hfs usatte-s 50 that i5eF Nel9
a! falling apart. TIE parry naa I'D 'e~
and 70 stove when last seen
4. sesktrk. 20 rifles from DsWs,A,
.he night o< December |, Jonr AL 49,
works for EibbarG & Norton. o. -.
vas r.sbt,a1 Of s. IA worth % goa aus,
ue had sold eighteen bead @ eatfle A'fA
szre-sty-soa- horses a. Dawson ana was
coming OIL. with the proceeds. ne VIA
ped his gold IN pack Of a4anH~'S 80 -
strsw she bundle IN 4 corner Oh c4ol.'
which ha was camping IN he ~ent o-t:
Having the cabin In charge O 3ofiAs'Aa 80
Elmer VITO were also On The "aF oit-
That night XIII returned and looked ior
the gold and found Il gone he toid sss
s~sf men who were On TIRE way oGt OF sAs
Ioxs ard found ready help. Johnson han
said before Re left ina, he was gong W
20 csrsu a. rsoint three niles I'd the rfFeF'
He o. his partner was suspected Oh thn
robbery. and several r3eu volunteered 10
~ ard anurehend them. When they got
70 the spot where Johnson said they would
rarau there was nothing 30 5s seen o. MN.
eseera! miles further Up stream ne Was
overtaken A trial before Judge Mcclure
resulted IN the acquittal OF bo.n Johnson
nj Elmer Several Of The men VITO were
n a hurry 10 get cut were neld as witnesses
for ssv@Fa! days
Al Lake Tetgargs Miss Jessie McDougaH-
whose father lives at Fremont. was found
ssck with snfsammatory rheumatism enc
was In the care OF a sick woman ana sew
ssai men.
Two raft loads % rnea. caught In the Ice
fifty miles above Dawson supplied many
% the travellers with meat for themselves
and dogs BHaton and Chisholm had been
with tire rafts but had left them Tor the
want Of clothing and food. The crows ana
wolves had been gnawlng AZ the csrcasses'
but some OF them were chopped CUT o. the
See untouched. man taking In several
hundred dozen eggs WAS met AT LeoA1ge-
Not So Fast.
John Plehie. the flying messenger, whom
Minister giftou Of Canada, sent toward
Dawson some six weeks ago with inii'of-
tsnt dispatches for Maj. Walsh, had
gotten IN about rs miles. ard was making
a mile q day when met by the miners lie
had eight dogs and carried orders upon
the mounted police which secured Tor MIN
every assistance that they could render
Provisions at the lakes are higher in
price than at Dawson.
Maj. Walsh, % the Canadian police, VIII
pat a stop to gambling and sporting houses
the moment he reaches Dawson
Complete List Of Dawsonites.
The DawKon men who came down on the
Ai-kI were:
n. A. Campbell. Douglas island
w. W Cleveland. 81. Paul.
l.. w. Fox. Los Angeles.
w E. Knowles Oakland
s. G. Coffman, Juneau.
G. Dugan, Utah.
r. Murnin, Utah.
J. J. Mckay, Tacoma.
Mrs. j. ]. Mckay. Tacoma
Dan Easan. Seattle.
w. A. Kersting. Los Angeles.
II. Anderson. st. Paul.
A. Hedstrotn. Winnipeg.
William Folker.
J. u. Barnes, Snohomish.
II. Dobson, Seattle.
George Monroe Seattle
s. W. Foote. La Conner.
W. J. chrlsty. Portland.
81. Il. Crane. Seattle.
e. J. Christensen.
r. l. Renaud. Deer Lodga
Joseph Hamburg. Deer Lodge
G. r. Phillips Idaho.
r. IL. Mallory. SPOKANE
Con O'Brien. Tacoma.
Ed harrington. Seattle.
jim Heating. Astoria.
u. l.. Cheney. San Francisco
II. @. krock. Tacoma.
T.. A. Lather. Tacoma.
j. Dobszinslu, Tacoma
George Fuik La Conner.
I'd Conrad Hebron n II