davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-14

@reatBenb b, Ras., 10. Suli
Gas beige Metter unb Der Subpinl
in Ranias tpurbe bon etnern Wtrbel
iturm eefolst, ber BEL Great 8eab
Ras., grDben S6aben anrt6tete
9du5er trurben umsetpebt unb 8du:
me enttpur3elt. Grau Grant Roebe1
purbe set0btet.
8 1e 10 . 0 b, Minn., 9. Suli
Dbtpobl e nod ,,nm0sli4 1T, befini
tibe Musfunft uber bic 3abl berOpfe1
bes @bclons gu erlansen, tpelde,
page Gountp berbeerte, elaubt man,
bab ni4t tpeniner als 5ebn Meni&er
set0btet &purben. Tolqenbes finb bi,
Nameu Der 2eute. tpel4e in 2oprt
umtamen:
@amutl Morrotp unb bic a9tSab
Re alte Mnnie Morrotp.
@erlebt purben: Grau Samue
morrotp, t0btli4; @innie Morrotp
Mlfreb Morrop, Osmalb Morrom. =
Morrotp, Elm Sabr alt; 9olef 2aa'
ban, 6rdu peacod, - Wtc@otpan
|@obn bon Hobert Mc@ppan.
6 I. p a II I. 9. Suit. Dos meft'
lt9e Mtnne{ota purbe tpdbrenb be
Na@t abermals ION beftisen @esen
eufen beimseu@t, bur4 pel&e BIZ
8efur&tunsen beaiisli4 ber Gelb
fri@te nod geiteisert tperben. Sci
benz 1. B. M. lit 10 ptel DaTer nieber
gegangen, baB 9auienbe nit @etreib
beite1ten older lungs BET Tlile poq
ftdnbis iiber|@nemmt finb. IS 1T Il
der. baB Elm GROCER She'll ber Telb
fri4te berni9tet tperben tpirb, tpen1
Is nod longer regnet. Mus alien 9hei
len bes @taates pirb gemeloet, bal
hie GluHt fteigen. ~.4a~
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-14

fGmmtli@e M1bel tpurben Elm Waub
Der 0lammen. Der Derluft betrdgt
eirea 1000 Granten.
" meIingen. Del ben De.
molirunaszM rbeiter an einem Qlten,
erit tura porber ausseblafenen 3o4s
ofen perrlnslidten 3 Mrbtiter infolse
BON @et6ubuna bur4 @inatbmea BON
.@tidsas. Sci 3peien. tpel@e innerIi@
berbrannten, 1T Der 3uitanb hoft>
nungslos; Der brittle 1T bur4 berabs
fallenben @liibfanb an ben 8einen
fhtper perlebt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-14

Roblenardber bss .Gtreator Difritts,
3ufdmmeu ettpa 1900 Qeute, baben
Sic Mrbeit einseftelt. Gum Gtfrtti
bon @treator seb0rtn bic Drte Strea'
tor, Rauslep, 2afaae. peru, Spring
Danep. ppntiae. Monont, Menono'
8raibpoob, graeepiIe. Goal Gttp
Goluca unb piele tleinere Orte. Di'
be~beutenbiten Herapertsbefber I'm
Ditritte tinb bic Star Goal Gompa'
nh unb bic Gbieasp, Milminston uni
NermilIior Company.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-14

Waaen Der Snter> Urban Babu bur4
bic often gelaFtne. otpet Meilen faolid
bon bier beftmbli4e bobe eiierne !3us.
bride in ben Stub. gs befanben ti4
lieben paTasiere in benz Maser unb
bon bieien ertrantcn cine Grau unb
brei Rinber BON bier. Sbre Namel,
bat man nod ni9t erfabren. Die
brei anberen DaHnniere iparen Mdn=
ner. Didelben tpurben fdper perlebt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-14
xarsya bat ~a1!

8erlin n, IL. Suli. Das i'm SUI
nj b. 5. einseieBte Shiebssert@t gu,
gntf4eibung bes Streites be3ugli4
Der 2ippd@m 1hronfolse bat au@unz
item bes prin3er Grnft bon 2ippez
@iefterfelb entf@ieben. Se4s Rt@te'
bes Ret@sseri@ts, unter benz @oriibe
bts R0niss bon @a6fen, bilbeten bas
S4iebsgeri9t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-14

Qeabbitls. gol.. 8. Suit. ~
Ser 4. .Suli iptrb bier nit S@nee se>
feiert tperben. 6eute Morsen turo
aa9 2 llbr fling es beftis an ~
j9neien an unb In turaer Set lag Der
S@nee einen Sou bo@ iiber benz 8ps
ben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-14
sue 3n@tbanS Setanet.

Rem Orleans 8, Ga. 4. Sult.
Qouts @aIot, ber bur@ l1nteri@la'
aurq bebeutenber @elbfummen BET
Union 8ant biefelbe gum 8anterott
g~etrieben bat, tpurbt bon @i@ter Yar.
Iange gu a4t Sahren 3u4tbaus Bel
f9perer Mrbeit berurtbeilt. Die Mn>
ipdlte bes Derurtheilten tpollen appel
ltrer.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-14

~ Sm Eorfe gampo @eale Bel
palermo bat bic @auerin @o{alia
Melio nit 6ilfe TIRES @eliebte1 @tu>
feppe @rofo Elm Grab bergefteqt u1e
bann ibrer @atten. Inn i'm 10 aus
benz Wege gu rtaumtn. IN basielbe btn<
abqefoBen. Mls bic Beborben nad
5pei 2asen bas 6rab Dffneten, par
ber Mrme tobt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-14
emlintm,er Brauo.

g6ica 9 ., 10. Su1t. 9qs Merfts
laqerbaus ber @btcano lnb Mltor
Babn in. Chicago, tpel@es fi4 bon
Ban Buren : @traBe na@ 9arri1or>
@trabe alf benz peftlt@en ufer bes
1lnFeg eritredt, 1T nabe3u b%ollftanois
niebergebrannt. Muber benz Eager
baufe, in me(6em ptele Maarer la"er>
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-14
oiej bratltj@enl Satnraeaten q

2onb 0 n, 6. Sult. Der .9imesA
tpirb aus mio Ssaneiro gernelbet:
IS 1T bic Ma@rt4t eingetrpffen.
bab bic @egierunostruppen, tpel@'
Gonfelbero, ben 6ubrer BET Ganatiter.
bei @anuios in Bahia ergriffen. brei
Mal 3uriidnei4laae1 tpurben uni
iiber taufenb Marr1 berloren. Dis
1erlufte gonfelberos tparert nod "r0=
ber. IS purbe iett benz ~. SUM- be-
ftdnbtg gefdmpft.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-14
Vantt bel etuens ettersam$f.

Vantt bet etuets etttttA,a&t.
Gem, Mercio, 10. Suli. Mdbrenb
eines Sttersefe@tes in ber be1a@barz
ten @tabt pietra @orba bra4en bic
tpiitbenben @tiere bic bas publttum
bon Der Mrena %trennerben Barrieren
r,ieber unb ebe bas er!@redte publtz
fum aus benz Cirrus binausgelangel
tonnte, batten bic 9biere feds Derfo=
men setb0tet unb cine srobe Mnoabl
perlebt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-14
etmrut III, Mnsmee.

2o.n 5 . n, 10. Suli. Der 8erliz
ner Correspondent bet Zines"
{9reibt: .Gs mirbe f@per fem, Elm
ri9tiges Bib BON Der auberorbentltz
den l1nrufe gu geben, bic in Golse BET
iingften MiniftermedNel i'm ganaer
Qambe berri@t. Seltfam unb Be-
3ei@menb 1T Is, baB nur bic fo5ialtftts
i9e preKe rubig unb aug guten
@riinben NIT benz gegentpdrttgen
@tanb ber Dinge 5ufrieben 1T"
Dte ,&6lnK& If 3eitung" iast:.: 81
ne Mation. bic fi@ ielbit adtet, fam
niht beftdnbig bas Sod ber Sumter
berri@aft ertraser. Sic tpirb au@3
ni@t tin mitanfeben. mie feline letten>
ben Mdnner einfa4 beifette geftoBen
ober ae3punger, tperbea,, bic &niee por
b%anterotten politi{9en otelbt@er1
Greibeutern, BOT ber RantBi@en 8anz
Sc bon 8tmetoniiten unb Reaftto1d=
rel, 3u beugen llrb beren @naoe ar3llz
neben. Sci ber nd@iten @abl tperbert
Bic breiten maKen Der Mdbler benie>
1iqen purteier, bic Der a1lgemei1ert
l1naufriebenbeit am riidii@tsloieiten
Musbru6 berleiben, tire Inter tubur19
3ufommen laNen."
Sic Rational : 3eitung" nnb an
bere aemdbigte Sournale beroHentlt4<
ten gor,3e @palten dbnlt&er urb nod
f@Grferer MuslaKur~en zen. @s 1T auqen<
i9einli9, baB Elm Sturm i'm 4n3uoe
III.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-14

g mi d n, 6. Suli Der rDailr
Mail" pirb aus Mtben telesraphirt:
Die srie9ii@e Resieruns Fat BE-
reits cine Mnleibe absd4lofen unb
in benz Musenblide bes unter3ei4nena
bes Grtebenspertrages perbe bic
Rrieesenti@dbieune baar be3abli
tperbeu.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-14
0naIeuDS neueNe erwerbunae.

6a1IanoS neuefte GrtDerbuween.
lonbo n. 6. Suli. Cine Spe>
oialbepei4t aus Spbnep, g. 6. 49,,
nelbet, bab bas brttii@e ariessfdiH
.Wallaroo" BE britti4e Tlaese auf
ben SSnfe[n @ufel, 8ulona unb
Stuart, tpel@e 3u ber @ruppe ber@a>
lomn1= sSnieln geb1ren, aufgebtbt bat.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-14
NeentMeaperInne In SnSiea

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :" O~vse"s
b 0 n, z. Sult. Spe3ialbepe=
f4er aus Bombap melben. bab mob
rerb Der tiir3li@en l1nruben in ber
NGbe bon Raltltta ie4sbunbert Bic
tau1enb perfonen setDbtet tpnrben.
IS mirb b~inausefiist, baB na4 ben
@@dbunsen Der Ginseborenen BIZ
3abl Der 9obter fi@ bis betnabe
$500 belaufen mirb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-14
citrate IL ben Glmk.

81 j. 6 j. Mt@, 1o.Suli.. Bot
mittag i'm II ubr ftiir5te Elm Dol! hle l
na9 Saainatp beitimmter elettr1e@er
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-14
9ie 9Arten beea9en ben 0aWea'
ttQttanD.

IN 3 ri. 10. Suli. Cine Spez
otalbepef4e aus @orfu melbet: Die
1urten baben Ralabafa na4 beftinem
Mtberftanbe iettens Der 8elpohner
etnsenommen. Die srie@i@enRriess=
f@iffe @resorius unb @urotas tint
pl0tlt@ na4 Santa Maria abseaan.
ger.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-14

g reatBenb b, Ras., 10. Suli.
Tas BEIGE Metter unb Der Siibninb
in &an1QS tpurbe bon einem Wtrbel>
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-20

Warehouse sold 21T0 pounds. highest
price 5000 Crenshaws Warehouse sold
! 40 pounds. highest price. Sll.Ju. Total,
I'D pounds. highest price. 500.
Al fb. sales of new dark loose tObaccos
al Shoekoe Warehouse to-day MI. I. l..
Grant II Louisa county, Va. got $500,
the highest price. and 800, and $50.
Al the .4les of new dark loose toharCos
al Crossings warehouse to-day Mr. H.
" Green of Caroline county. Va. got
sill the highest price. Mcssrs a. H..
Luck of caroline county. Nu.. and Isaac
Hirhp. of carolina. each got >ll.
Private .alc- reported f0 the secretary
Of tlc Richmond Tobacco Trad. to-day .
Wrrrr,r. + hoe,helds. nl,ra. T. inlf
dark. 8. iups dark, lh Total - hogs
heads.
Tho tobacco Inspector reports to-day.
Inspections Bright 10 NOe heads. dark.
1913 horshclls aud ~ N'i Rein prt-
lions Bright o. hoe-hel
United states Internal revenue collec-
fous OF tohaeoos Ioi 'h' 'ift or i-i'h-
moud Na to-day. Cigar. and 'ieHr.ifN-.
Sln1S.i0 plug foNaD'os. >-'''''-' io''r
- 81 &C.
4 mice sale ~ sun-cured and bright
loose tohaocos at Stonf wai Warehouse.
slNty-nye packages. prices very satis-
factory. Ii-Ieet price. 81 &c.,
Planters Warehouse had ID good ale or
-Dur,d folarro-. highest price. S2l.
THE oror af Air T. %. Baldwin of Caro-
limo county Va sold as follows. ono
r4pkaae 40 sol three at >liJo two 90
S1f -u. four 10 5000 and tte 90 >925.
The crop of Sir B. ADHf s0lf as f1l-
lows Onr package ~ SIS. tNl 90 sl1.t5,
and fhrD. package &c >lI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-20

July. 1 2-Gl4i 3-Gl. sellers. July and Au.
gust. ( 1894 2-G4, sellers. August anh
September 3 nl-oi43 o--oi, buyers S'p-
femh.r and October. 3 5f-d4q3 ta-bi. buy
.rs. October and November 3 4'-uiH
. 50-Gi buyers November ana bc,ccmDel'
N-Gt. buyers. December ana Jdnuai "
3 i.-Dl9g l1-Gl sellers. January and req
ruar,. 3 l6-6in3 ll-0i. sellers, eui udIS
and March. % i1-Gf. SELLERS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-20

In the suit of Florence Ice rs. the Fra
formal Alliance. iu the Law and Equity
Count verdict @as rendered Tor '-i'''.
Branch Thomas was granted dlEni q"
from Annie Thomas on the ground OK de-
rfiOu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-20
Two SUIT, Won

when seen last night Mr.. Patton had
nothing 20 give out for publication.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-20

PORT or RICHMOND MAY H. 1897.
SAILED
steamer Pocah0ntas. Graves. Norfolk
merchandise and PASSENGERS. Virginia
Nayigl .i.n Company
Schooner Jennie Grc'nNfH k Frishco.
~ |ddistnwn. pig iron vessel John A. Cur-
fie A. Sous
Schooner Peter g. shu.tz Lowry. New
York. rtilr,ad Ties.
PORT NEWPORT news MAY 10. lS97
ARRIVED
steamer SfrltheArlE Norfolk.
Steamer Sorrento NoiiNIh
Schooner g. g. shaw. Fan Kifer.
SMILED
Steamer srathcMf0n. Copenhagen.
Barge independent lio-ton
Barge a ~ Weston Boston.
BARGE o.. J. Carl,f0a. Boston.
Schooner g.. o.. Iuf Ir. Sew liHffn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-25
Reduced From Map OF =

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vs-sse-- EXCITEMENT" On t1e cozT-ErE. =
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s-~@-r 1-eerz1az Between gre -aaF S52c-
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%sr . 3z grrsa tEAe las Baker plAcsrs ssrs
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rn- 90 eaa~rz EeTEs as a1 sI4-tzaeIe1
~ t-s earaE&zyzEE E-ar snaw E@
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pss-- -r~ya.s s~eeE~ rzsSe@ 1ssEg4z4ssAs
e. z.-.ls- 81 lsss trem p1er1< grapes tzssz
80 Il. gT Esz-e0r. fae grs@azzt 1011ry ss@r-
v-sasr srez 1es1 seeo EazsC rtss~ l1srea+
~ ana Sxsx1s. ~ wAs - aTs- szE gosss1. az1
s--s-srE "a E=E1zee-s Dea1.5sar Al cry
sar~wMa. sos~ Es@r1e-z - -as 7& STATE
-sess eerz zsssseE xrss fEs ta-f~g - r~zs-
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Fass~ .--8 re Ekzx.- except ey sso@zs
80 EMs- - les zang
"a --s~z Eaa- wE@ t-s E4z=sert
p 80 Nx-&z--z-x .-- ~G-= .Se&s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-25
DEBS' COLONY NAY CONE.
Committee go Confer With WashIax-
tou ogaeiais on Help in Loeat-
ing fn Thfz state.

CHICAGO. Sep. 24-Cyrus Field WI
Lard % Boston. ard wEfrsd Z. Bosland.
o. Bay Clzy, 3Ilca-. msEz5srs q lAs Seal
Is1.oc-zcy COMMITTEES 70 pick site ss-
tAs proposed e0-oseratlva e0nmoaw eaIsh.
lefE fox NAsav-le. Tenn. Iast nlzht 70 en-
;eT ~f.A Ca r :. Hinton, nerzeer o. ths
committee From NASHVILLE she commit
lee All proceed % Olympia. W1x1
Tae committee x!A coREa- wtzh pro1zi-
nsnt zgsts officials q Egzzzirggoz regard
laE what help WILL ~ extended By IA
sac toward Ihs eosoa.zsrs. Z they decide
% make tAs arx large venture n that
s,4se- L = azzSzeaz that the lesding o.
aelals ard tae farming slemeat q tns
sac 4zs strozgly IN f4vo- q ,hs zsovs-
zsn-
TIE committee has been uoaaed that
already SHaa has been Appropriated n
tEs sZa-s for I-rsgaIiaz purposes. and
pr7nzses have 5eea n-ads thae active s12-
yaz. w.L De given
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-25
THE AL-kG FROM >kAGUAY.
voyage Down DELAYED by Freauent
stcppax~S-Batirosd -srvey
FaFffs. Cat.

Steamship Al-kl arrived yesterday from
skaguay ara way Alaskan ports with tov-
ty-f7ur passengers ard a quantity %
freight. TIE AI-EI tefs sksguay a few
hours after tAe queen. whica acc0gnts fcr
the faat thar sac had hat enc passsuger
from skaEuay the others being from ID
neaa. Wrangsl aud other pisces.
The voyage % the Ai-Ki aowa Was fe-
layed ~ frequent ssoppsgas Tor psssesa-
gers 7r freight A. seward city sae tors
oF coal was discharged Coal aad msr-
ehanAlse Ras pat or ss Juneau. AZ saa
uun concentrates wera taken aboard.
Toistol bag eontributed 20 barrels af asa
70 fhe cargo for Seattle ard Boea Is
olaara s. 90 eases u salmon. Besides this
shere zas a large shipments q aides ana
pelss
TIE voyage vas euifvensa IN Ctareucs
straits by tha sight of q deer sslnEnlfsg
swiffly 8erosz tne channel Cbase was
gives "a a small soat ara tae &eer. whlch
proved - - q yearisnx was captured.
After two days on saipngars fhs answ8l
was - tame thas &c would eaf grom fhe
hand ft was fFaasferre8 here 70 re
@~~~ @~ va = 7aa
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ssrsa~ea w-ah14st -as-e,- sRs tA~ra $780,.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-25

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E4arz Ec.a x frs- Is arozAzr. sseEE1 e
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zc=Zss5
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S@a--sa 81. $50 Lz-=. q S-cHcEzts1
cyz-rv. z-2 sSTE-E Others we're = -1s
rss-s whaa tae articles were taxa o4-
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8Gsr1caeor.
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hEsst Ga9Ss-
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7 net n@ Is - rrle 81 ras cG~Eer O. 80
Sz@Ts-.s hoeeL zGz 1s toa1 Ezs - Vas 60
izg e E1le9y -@-111 % WerN = .oS-
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y s1e@s cOE4z -ce i1s-EEF sEs EzE -
Key acre hQta re sane eAI4z-
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Co4p~vllls ard E-ays landing. tsst1za4
thar e Aa5 zz1wE ErFlEg ssver41 years:
that 81 ths EgzGzy C Tzesssay tol.9S :
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they stood tz1klnz ehe stranger STEPPED
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stranger wera g0zg q start =
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fore WItnfss knew rhsS uas 1St tr1e,
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ran zao has gore away. and ~ FAD Eor
seen tAa stranger zGaln- Ths raAn had
wor1 4 al4cx SHIRT ard ! dark suit z
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day he testified shar between J4zy ard
!. lss< h. was aaaAzg w0od fgau t1s
&Azes Gillespie ranch 70 eae academy hll,
aaek q Ca4o-gLIles HAT - had net ~
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F.rlzy Eaaz-is5u as me Ea1 he had seen
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hs wanted a v.is ard he rep.=5 re-
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CaIaoEn's and Mr. klnzseae1's 5 places,
h rAssee t-Tv-1g sad -As Stranger again,
zZ1 he 1a1 never seen The stranger sSacs
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sheep Camp wiped Ont.

sheep camp was In ths path of the
food. and tt was literally wiped 0af q
exEsreuce. Fortunately there were u0t
many people there on that day. compared
WITH the number usually az the camp
THIS e where The loss Of lise oceurree.
Everybody LEFT bis oasflt and Baggage
behind and fed Tor his Afe. some were
eaaght II the dsgage-iuss how RAINY may
never be known-hut slEhteen were rniss-
fng altogether. TWO q then w~rs a uan
ard bis wife named Crockett believe
VINO were running a restaurant a. she g
camp. It is believed that tas wsman ~
LEAST vas lost. No trace of either u thern
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TIE FIRST autzsntie news concerning
WaSAfnEten's nex Eldoraa5 near Mount
Baker and hos 70 get laere. WIKI al inter-
mediate details. waS brought 10 Seattle
yesterday afternoon By < ". Szportss.
president q tase Information and Registry
Cazpzny waa. Rita Frank Crydo ard
G-s Waagsr experienced miners 0f DrAw-
sen City. tAe former having been N the
Elozalka Ave years. lefs tor The scene q
the latest excitement last Saturday morn
ng-
AecordIag to Mr.. saportAs ths route Is
possible ard not very dIacuIr unta ths
investigator = within i've miles Ok TIRE
promised lard. but the last Eve miles pre-
sezf ohStaslss 51sE would forever disccur-
azz any sne wao zas not an experienced
pEEpecto- ard mouzs4tnse--
Plenty of Gold.
Thers is IN Sfouut Baker and rs sur
rounding hs4ghfs enough gol1. says Mr..
Saportas. 70 keep prospsct0rs busy for TIE
asxr ten years All the stortes 6f the faoA-
Ious discoveries are corrob5ratsd- IN sam
pIss cs ors tAat we're brought back by TIE
Informant Mr.. Bog4r51S, Lne &Ssayers uy
a czrsory Inspection. declared t1az trse
gold existed II exeeedLzgiy good @'1zll-
titles
The pace 70 outfit far the Mount Baker
district e Seattle. says Mr.. SapoTtas. a.
shsaga pack a0r=es and transport -2I-31 Il
c5sIts1s nay he secured az SGrzsas or v aa--
CON Bue he ADVISES intending prospsctors
not 20 rnake the attempt now. zs FaiEs
have cozrzancsa Z t1z mountains. Wslca
sfuaer passage. and TIE dense fogs taaS
prevail are an enemy 20 discoveries
said Mr.. Saporeas last night. Leaving
here last Saturday morning Es 2rrEFea AZ
sszrs2s az c'clock n tls attsr1oon- FraE1
rssre ths trip 70 the mountains taxes from
tA-ea ard 4 haIs % four days. The return
tr2 lasts Two ard a half days our party
q three bought az S4ul4s provisions 20
lst tao zszxs We found Msssr=- Post
ard Lambert. whc found the ore yielding
rhs great assay. and persuaded the former
70 ION orr parry. We lets Sa1-As sunday
morning. taxing ths wagon rnad. Ten MES
east % Kaezs pozto15ce- Thence Ts fol-
r-w-s a e~nI 20 the north torx of the
N7oxsark river, an3 caErsd NILE FUR
.he- west at A4ar1s' pl2cs- There Ns
fezrs Z reporter ard his friend. who on
rs-vcI=s we're hunting for ihs golden
rneErtairs,
TIE waxo1 rad vas az Aaaus' place.
Noazay ws vent oE ever G-acler erees &.
wnf~~ = -hrea miles furEhe- on T1is
erae< -er-ss from Mount Baker and r1ns
north 1rto the Eooksz-E. From Lupes. 4
sho-r distance the ether SIDE q A6aEzF.
fha rcute becomes q mountain fral -
Cy1z-5e~ creek A. tbs 14tte- stream D.
gins ths state rosG. or trasL which =
marked b. -nsls poscs L Is decidedly pre-
e4plraszz. heIEE fuu @ gzlehes a13 Etrle
ea-tz~ rkAa q sTitehbaek. a foct aE1 kals
wde n PLACES
t.ws -arcoes Eor4av nszHt A. Nlne-Miis
v.-s+ ~, tS4a ~4z+a trail There ~ nrae tza
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TO HEAR DR. BROWNS CASE.


SAN FRANCISCO sgt 94-Rsw.
Cha-.es . Brgwu Aas Al last been
e~oug1t t2 terms 5y tae Bay eoreerenos-
+ better 80 Rev. \ J C-aza1 dace9
Chicago. septs inter -. ard l1s- received.
De ssurs 90 q EauszLal cozrrlt- % re 1e-I
a. CH5raxa Octo5er >. Whsa mas zszests11
W. % arblErers3.
WAS Tire BAY conference 5EsgI6ed t2
Suspe1dl7S Rev. 9. =. B-9xn. 2. q.
vtshest t-taI ard after -Ee findings of tss
cosucfl@~
CHICAGO Sert -4-Tna Rev C. o.
Hruz1 says = tcstAY's 3-sc1tcH from Sz1
Francisco. stating tA4t hs -as6 tes sa
brought % terms sy TIE Bay eur fsrs1cs.
TAe committee has aee- sr~azEhE .
tsrzlz. Ard t1s Pay conference zlzss eculs
rl Ials ct-F 20 ae rElesf Before ere q gha
most conspicuous eee- -@ssasrsca confer
erces lC The history ns r1e carzrch- TnA
proposition f1r a E0uu-tS was u1v 0wa
Eraas @e.y = and p2rsesd ay re tzro4.a !
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