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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-06-03
The Glencoe Register . is

The Glencoe Register is com
menting quite favorably and
strongly on the availability OF
Con gresham Heatwole for can
didate for our next governor.
There are quite a number of &C
ceptable men for this position and
a large percentage Of them possess
equal if not greater ability fol-
the Office, and from our lin tied
knowledge Of the situation Heat
wole's prospects are below the
average.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-06-03

The Mortified News Of last
week was trimmed up in green in
token of it's esteem for the nations
defenders. I'M %~c..
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-06-03
OFFICIAL PAPER OF MOBILES COUNTY

And now Turkey kicks on our
minister because he is. a christian.
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Concert


s Commencing at eight O'Clock, IN on
day evening, June7. at q A. Hall, "a
Photographic entertainment, under
the auspices Of the w. CT. u. The
entertainment is we'll spoken Of, the
selections being of a high order, and
interesting. Tickets on sale at Love-
lers and at the door. Adults: Is cents,
children under 70 years. Is cents.
r. i. . PROGRAM. ..@5t .s !. W 4 @ :
/. Overture to William Tell. Z
J %#z = Gilmore's Band. 45: II q
2 Solo. .......... There'll Come Tine.
s. e,@s.t = Dan W. Quinn. s. ~. :"
/ 3 Cornet and Piccoi0 Duet, . LaTroubadour,
Furstenau. tsSE 81 E2, II Z Z: 4. 50
: Selections, . :. !. ;. Laughing Polka,
H. (Co4ntryman's Laugh, Fat Mans -,
| Laugh, Maudie Laughs Too,
/ Niger Shouts) ? r.. :,
-, g. IsSler's Orchestra XIX l"a
B Solo. j.. She is just About t0>Fall
I sz,xf,.,. s: Leachman. -: y :.
6 Selection IL Trovatore, Ell Miserere
r. Issler's Orchestra - H. IA -.
Z Song :. The Old Oaken Bucket
-: ManhanseCt Quartet. 4, q -
| 8 Banjo Solo. 4 4 e
| III. f.. Mr., Migrant. .......s.. -.
9 Solo. Just Plain American Girl
Bertha Akerly: :: .*'E 4 49,
10 Selection, Pilgrims GLORIOUS (Tannanauser)
| Baldwin's Cadet Band.
| IL Duet. ..........G Obble Song
! r.. L: Miss Emmett and Mr.. Quinn.
IL Picolo Solo ................ ;-$
Is Song .Cornfeld,t with bells and imitations)
| Manhan asett Quartette. -
II Selection, Chimes Of Normandy, Double No
Is Selection. ".... sos. King Cotton March
/ g.. " Iss1er's Orchestral. - 1+r
16 Solo ........... .....Drill We Farriers, Drill
\ II Selection. Mckinley March
! listers Orchestra. r =. +. =.
Evening star., 1897-06-15

FOR RENT
1923 G st, 13r. $50. 80
200 N Y av NV. 10r. 20. 20
Laurel av. MtP. .10r. 10. 90
SOl q NV. st&dw.7 20
1922 9th st, 10r. 80 90
my2S-tf GASCH
Evening star., 1897-06-15

235 Mass av. 6r, mi %. 20
800 gath, Sr, mi. %. 80
14l3 L, Or. over sto.25.3o
1106 Pa av. v.ht. 4r&b. -. 90
Takoma Pk, 10r, eel. %. %
lZl+lG 25ih. 7r. mi. cs. so
2311 Bed, 7r, mi. 80
1910 26th, 6r, mi. %. 50
200 9th ne. Or. mi. %. 80
2l2S H, Sr, mi. .....22.5 80
261S L. Or. eel, mi 20. so
1219-2S 39th st.6r. 30. so
lib I'd, Or, mi. 80. 20. 40
654 Morris ne, Or. ...1s.5s
1892 F, Or, mi. .....1S.5J
1920 Olive, Or, mi. 1850
HOS l Sc, 7r. mi. Is. 80
2224 G, 7r, w&E. Is. 40
1908 20th. Or. wa. rs. 80
S14 G, Or, mi. .....16.O
21%3 1, ar, Wig. ....16.30
2046 E, Or. mi. ....16. 30
All 18th, 9r&sta. ..16.o0
Brightw'd. Or. eel, 90
1219 4th. Sr. 90
37 Goth. 5r, wa. ..13. so
2I15 y, Or, wa.....13.5e
s29 n Fl av, 5r, w.13.50
923 L, r'r, Or, W. H.. so
400 22d. Or. wa. .12. so
122i-26 18th, 5r, w.12.50
2414 q, Or, 6, wa. 1920
1870 28th, Ar, wa. .12.30
914 9th, Or, va. ..1I.OO
3l5 Va av, Ar. wa 10. 50
4S2 La ave, office
rooms. .....SS, 10 4 Is
1916 10th, fat ,3r, ". 1000
1873 23d, 5r.
3025 Sherman ar.5r.10.e 90
our other list.
WILCOX. 1897 PA nv
Evening star., 1897-06-15
FOR RENTAL $35, $40 AND $50 MONTH,
MOE NEW 10-EOOM HOUSES ON COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS.
je15-2t STONE & FAIRFAX, 500 F ST. NV

237 1st Sc, Or, ba. .2I.W
1897 2stb, Sr, ba. II. so
1925 Marion, 7r, ba,
Gel. .2. 80
zoos q. 7r, ba. 90
61S y Y av. Or, ba .25.W
1611 Marion, 7r. Gel. %. so
6O5-9 9th ne, Or. .ba 10. 50
3e3S 18th. Ir.ba. eel. NJ. so
1901 n J Nv, Or. b. eel. % 80
COZ L be. Sr. ba. 30
407 4th ne. e.........3. 90
124l Md av ne ,6r, b. Is so
243 Elm st, Or, ba. 1880
1909 F ne. Or. ba. Is. 80
627-23 II ne. .6r, b. .cl. 1890
Al Myrtle. IT. ba. .16. 40
al Mass ay, 6r. .16.30
112 Hickman st Sc,
Or, ba. is. 80
GO 18th ne. Or, b. eel. Is 90
14o l NV, Or, ha. IL. 50
1204-6-S 2d NV. Or. IL. 81
COLURED.
1881 14th NV, Or, b. $25. 90
1927 4th NV, 7r, ba. 20 so
342 Elm. Or. ba. :. .16. so
2419 1 st, Or. rs. 40
219 Mass ay NV. 30
Evening star., 1897-06-15

Sol9 Cambridge. Or .2S. 90
l11I y ] ave. .......22 so
1927 y ] av NV, Or 70. 30
3S1 7th ne. 7r......3O. 90
Anacostia farm. .15. 90
Is Dingman ct. $50
REOS.. I2D7 r ST "
Evening star., 1897-06-15

FOR RENT
1877 Yale. lar, 2b .sS5. .G
SOP 11th. 13r. 5000
14G5 Kenesaw, 12r. .6e.Ou
1861 Kenesaw. .10r so. .OO
1249 Kenesaw, 10r. .GO.Ot
1417 Il st NV, 12r,
steam heat. 80. .G
2s2O-22 18th st. 12r,
hOt-water heat. .0.G
1929 14th, 11r, ba. .55. .Ot
1913 Yale, 10r. ba. .5a- o.
211O X at, 1Cr, ba,
hot-water heat. 5000
1873 + NV, 1Or, ba $500
1707 p, 11r, ba, fur 500
.I2 10th NV. 12r. ba 40. on
943 l. NV. Tor. bn. 40. .Ol
Princeton st mr. 18th,
new, 1Or, ba, fur. 40. .0G
1900 Lydecker av, Or. 49,
92l o NV. 12r, ba. As. st
1.f35 Il, Sr, ba. .35. &c
1888 Oregon av.12r. 35. W
1892 9th, 1Or. bn. .35 ca
1920 18th, Or, ba. .35. GO
919 o NV, 12r. ba. $3.50
121 4th Sc, 10r,2 ba. 80. SC
2O1S 81, Tor, new. 80. .01
436 Mass av NV, Sr, ,b3G. 80
Evening star., 1897-06-15

900 o q NV, 81. 30. 10
112 VI ~, furnished
1919 Vt av NV, ,6r&bz7 so
182 Union ct, Or. 1000
100 9th nv, ,sto. $500 year
Sta rr 1S11 Corcoran. 10
I240 Cniou St ~. .5r-Z.0O
Yelling I'm NV, furnished.
TTHERFORD. 1907 r Ut.
.RkER L TO-, AXE s. ".
0e7 7th zw, st&dw $50. 90
1913 AZ sw. Or, MI. a6.5 50
$50 ~ sw. stAdw. .1S. 90
1I12 n sw, 6s,ani. 1850
80 n sW, q, nj. IL. 80
S11 M sw, Or, Va. 10 20
~ O sWv 9h wa. II. 80
0 p %, 0r, va. IL. 80
33S 81 Tw. Dr., wn. 10. 20
1921 ffn8on sw, Or, ". 10. 50
9A&K ~. yto rn.. .aS 90
10 X - Or, va. ....9.@
@ eW, q, wa...l1.W
sMs3 M3 LM r. m...ES
ooe y oWs ~ Wa... $50
Evening star., 1897-06-15
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED 10 RENT THREE ADULTS DESIRE
care OF furI ished hsusc. city suburD, or small
rental; best city reference. Address IMMEDIATE
NJ Star OaEcc- It,
WANTED 10 LEASE BY FAMILY OF 3 ADULTS
al or .-roen house: new. in thorough re-
pair: go-d ward: alt. Pleasant preferred. Address
CAREFUL TENANT, Star office iaI5-2t.
FANTt1I-FT;OM OWNER. a HOUSE OF S RMS
or m're, large yard; n property preferred; a
bargain; rot costing. than So go. DR. EIJ-
Gf.NE MAY 1i3s q ST. e12-3ts
NANTED-H0UsfS> UNDER s.. 500. ON CAPITOL.
HILL AND NORTHWEST: MUST BE CHEAP:
SEND DETAILS. CHAS. A. SHIELDS, l4o5 f
ST. NV. fe1I- CT
Evening star., 1897-06-15

wEN. 5Ol 1rH ST. s. w.
2t 10th sw. DR.. mi. .Sl7
III q SUI. Tr. wa rs 80
40 Sih sw. Or. wa l5. 90
= y SC. Or, ami....I2.dD
l32o Union sw Or. w. 90
$50 L ss. Cir. wa. Ia 50
Evening star., 1897-06-15
LAMrToN: M io0i F NV.

Nun tlfsaS L.
30 LIST. llr&b. hw 500
SO 9th. = st. 1r&h. Is
a3i 9th. Sr&b, ami n. 20
No tth. = st. sr1b. 1850
62I l4th. 2 ST, 6r&h. is
629 l4th. 6r&h. ami. .Is
GA l., 2 st. 6r&b. ia 40
l2la l. ? st. Crab. .I5. M
sei - X, > st. .GrSb II. 20
i3l q. = ST. dirSh. Us %
l34S Is, 9 st. Br&h. Is 30
l43a q. = 81. cr&b IL. 30
+os 18th, 2 ST. .6r&b Is. 30
SOUTHEAST
10 y. : 81. Sr&h. .$ss
30 h, 2 ST, crab. IL 70
i656-s0 a. = st. .tr&,lI ? 80
STORES.
I'D and X, st&dw. sS5
13O3 g NV. stor-&fiat .c5
! liO6 Pa av NV. store 40
l4S q ne, st&dw. 80 80
Evening star., 1897-06-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

hEMINGTON OFFICE; modern snaehlnes psffeet
condition guaranteed, with stand; delirered free
when directly following rerfai. -
wYCKoFF, sEAMAN9 o BNEDlCF
dcl9-tf Cse. oth an6 y o1n 49,
Evening star., 1897-06-15


FOR RENT-PRETTY COTTAGE IN HOIMEAD
Manor. next to Eslin and Lamar; broad
front and side verlndas; side and yard; 10
rooms and tiled bath room; cabinet mantels and
buffet in dining room of q,Iartered oak. VIII sell
on easy terms rent for $32. 80 month.
je15-3t BRICE & LII'SCOMB 612 14th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1897-06-15

FOR RENT
Stott's mansion, at
StOtt's station, B
& o r 3. 16r.
season. ........ S400. .00
GOO Md ave ne,
l2r, mi. 100. .D0
o25 Mass av,12r, mi. So. 33
1If 18th, Tor, mi. 80. 90
500 E, 22r, mi. .....T5.OO
1035-29 Lime Kilns,
office & 5r, sta, TX
yard, wharfage. rs 90
$40 Goth, business
building, 3 large
rs&cel, elevator. mi. z. 90
17O4 p, Tor. mi. .hw : 60. GO
1101Pa v,12r, 2b, mi50. 81
14l7 Bacon. Or, mi. 80. so
1921 3lst, 12r. mi. .50.O
34 D. 6r&sto, cel-50. 90
113G 25th. a-&cel, mi40 so
500 list, 12r, mi. 10. 80
1915 H. Or, mi. 40. 90
1120 1857. sto, eel, m.40. 90
22l9 l, Sr. mi. so
900 23d. Sr, mi. 81. so
2137 z. Sr, Gel. mi. .35. so
727 10Th, 1lr&b, mi .33. 80
20Sl Fl, 7r&h, mi. .32. SO
2Sl7 Q. Tr. Gel, mi. 81. co
io l7th. sr. mi. 80. 20
1903 10th, 7r, Gel. mi. 80. so
11O7 n II av. 7r, mi. 30. SO
1854 5th, Sr, mi. 80. SO
2413 Pa ay, Sr, mi. 80. so
COG 21st. 6r, Gel. mi. 81. so
1926 X, Sr, W, g...25. 80
1907 Pa av, fiat, ,5r. %. 80
l717 18th, Tr.mi. fur 25. 30
1906 kingm'n. Or, mi 25. so
See tOmorrow's Star for
je12-s, tu&uh WESCOTT &
Evening star., 1897-06-15

Base't 728 l1th NV 20. 90
329 7th ne, 7r......19.O 90
1922 18th NV, Or. ..16.O0
603 10th ne, 7r.....15.UO
Gel 124 !1th NV. .l5.O 60
Ger 12thHW NV. 90
II 9th ne. 6r.......14.0O
2042 e NV, Or. 90
l6S3 Valley st. 7r. .12.0
shop r'r Gle II NV. .12.50
26 Fenton pl ne, Or. IL. 90
621 Pomeroy. 5r....1O.50
go 4sh ne, 7r. 1000
012 Del av sw. 5r. 500
Farm hr AnacOSfta
Evening star., 1897-06-15
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED.

foa kENr.DksIRABLE BRICK. 1891 ooR
eeran 81, rooms. reception hall cellar fur
tsce ts,S 80 ALBERT f. FOX. s2O ST NV.
Evening star., 1897-06-15
WANTED-ROOMS.

ASTED- TWO ROOMS FOR THREE WITH
hoard IN totfse or lear: north of avenue, between
idth aEd list sts. Address. giving terms, loca-
ton and references, OFFICER, Star Office II.
Evening star., 1897-06-15

FOR RENT-BY HENRY
1910 Both NV, l0r. ami $50
314 llth sw. Sr. AMI 20. 10
324 llth sw Or. ami .. 40
i25 9Th sw, Or. ami - 90
2lo 1871 sw. Or. ami p .o5
90 eth sw. st&tlw. "a. So
jel2-3t
Evening star., 1897-06-15
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-OFFTCES IN METZEROTT BLDG.
single or en- suite; from $12.5O up; electric light
steam heat, janitor service. telephone; 10 extras
ap30-tf
Evening star., 1897-06-15

FOR RENT-737 18TH ST NV; II RS; ALL
mod. imps. in good repair; $50. 13 F st. NV:
rs; mod imps.; $14.50. w. c. JOHNSON. 1902
18th St. n je15-tf
Evening star., 1897-06-15

TOR RENT-BY IATIMER NESBTr, 1871 @ ST
Now . bSardlng house, II taken at once six OF the
roomers and boarders will remain; nice l2- room
and bath dwelling; good order; possession July 1.
M N - 5el2-St
Evening star., 1897-06-15

FOR RENT
SIS L It NV. ar&b. SIS
500 Conn av, 1er, mi. t25
9zS = sw, 6r&b. =. %. 30
1919 10th. cor Greg ~ 100
1873 10th st NV. 80
1217 n 81 Nv, Tar. =. .1S
1855 C0rcoran NV. .$S. 90
Large, elegant corner d,
mh18-14ws TYLER 4 RI
FOR RNT-BY G. n. Pa
ESQ q -, 6r, ami. .$20. 30
1909 G sw, 8r. ami 30. 90
456 < sw, o., ami. .1e. 20
H5 g sw, 6f, wa. .i0. 30
Hl b ~, 5r, va. .le.0 90
e01 Sd sw, Or, wa. .13. 90
o36 ID ~, o.. va. .1290
40 9Th sw, Or, wa. 70. 90
81 @ sw, Or, wa 10. 30
2N E sw, br. va. 90
Al Dol ay sw, sid -. 90
sta r'r 600 r sw....&60
@o r sW, 6f. w.~41.W
10 Va ~ sw. 6r,wa. 1000
So6 y y. q. wa, ,..a2.0o
Evening star., 1897-06-15

FOR RENT-THB PRETTY CONVENIENT RESI-.
dence bo7 ST.; rooms; all MI; saloon parlor.
dining room. kitchsn, al On arst door; large
yard; rent. $3.50 OWNER, SO 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1897-06-15

2l01 S,iir&b, INV. .SI66. ss
lSo2 v. av,lir. 25. INV LIS
14l3 Ken av, larSb leo
81 18th. s st. .1er. 2b. 100
1872 Q. 8 st. Or. 2b. .Ioa
sl2l Ban pl, 11r.b.hw. ~
lll9 y st. llr&b. -. ~
2lo9-13 y, 3 ST. IorSrb 81
1901 llth, . st, I2r&b. rs
1913 Riggs. 3 st. Or. 10
1901 Yale st, l2rSb. rs
lilI X. . 81. l0r&h. .6s
1oNG X | av. : st. s0r 90
1879 18th st, 12r&b. hw rs
l3l6-l4 Col av. 1or&b. Is
2.o2 18th It, 1or&b. ~
l2S Princeton st. Tor ~
l2l9-23 Har ST. 1or&b. 40
ls25 Ore ave. Grab. .aa
2l3l Z st, 3r&b. fur 80. 80
lSi-so II ST. 9r&b. 80
2l02 18th st. 1r&b Is. 81
:,to Fla ave. 6r&h. %. 30
us Fla ave. Gr&h. Inv. rs
3tsSS 18th ST, 1r&b. 20. 30
1p12-gt
Evening star., 1897-06-15

FOR RENT-rEE LARGER PART OF l4-ROOM
house consisting Of Parlor. dining room. Kitchen.
Apply to sos 11th ct. NV, bet an and
pm. te4-tf
Evening star., 1897-06-15

GOOD gTORAG1 At LOW RATES. ARMY AND
NAvY eEoRAQE ROOMS, 1zO7 q st. O. q.
SLOAN 4 CO.. Props jef0-im
nc. IEn LOkD=yUR3QTU1R And HODoEHOID
1eaos sfDFS4 3e. lee lad; be1t 1ocSfion ln tke
SY: Dry. dghf aad isan AAdseas q. 1AUM,
~ tsA u. Nv. aYe9ms
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Banking Committee to Hold Meet.
ings During the Holidays.

WASHINGTON. Dec. H-secretary
Gage will appear before the house COM
mittee on banking and currency Thurs
day and submit to them in the form Of
general bill his recommendations recently
made 10 congress
The determination Of Secretary Gage TO
submit one general financial bin instead
Of a number of separate bills brought out
many expressions Of satisfaction. 1t had
the effect Of clearing up situation which
was becoming strained and gave promise
of an early report to congress on financial
bills.
The understanding was reae ehed as re-
suit OF visit 10 the capitol of the So
lieitor OF the treasury. Mr.. Connell. repre-
senting MIR. Gage He talked with a num-
ber of the Republican leaders and 1t is un-
derstood was advised by Mr. Dingley and
others that it would be desirable 10 en-
brace financial subjects in one general BILL
Later the solicitor met Chairman Walker
and other members of the committee on
banking and currency and general con-
ference was held as to what should be
Gone. Il was made known that Mr.. Gage
preferred to let the subject go over until
after the holiday recess. The committee
urged, however, that ii desired TO take
the Gage bill. and also that submitted by
the monetary conference. under eonsidera-
ton during tie holidays, in order to be in
position TO report progress when the
house reconvened after the recess.
Ii was decided, the, efcre. that Mr.. Gage
should submit his measure on Thursday
and appear in person to explain and argue
its merits and answer questions from the
committee. 1t was also made clear that
the secretary would cover all his proposals
in one general bill instead of cutting the
subject up.
This arrangement gave general satisfac-
ton, and having accomplished this much,
the members OF the committee canvassed
the course they would take as TO making
an immediate report 10 the house on the
currency questions. II was decided that
the first thing 10 be done was 10 report a
bill embodying the three features recon-
mended by the presideit. Wig:
A reduction of the tax on circulation to
oae-haif Of l per cent.
The issuance of circulation up 10 the par
value OF bonds deposited.
The establishment OF small banks in ru-
raj communities.
While these will be embodied In the
Gage plan, yet. as they were specially ad-
Nfssu III li" pies1cehi HSSs'Set IL WAS
felt 10 be advisable 10 give the house the
opportunity of acting on them al once
without waiting for the report on the Gage
bsll. For these reasons the fun committee
will be asked TO report on the presidents
plan at once.
The draft Of bill has been prepared by
Mr. Brosius OF Pennsylvania, and this was
given 10 the solicitor of the treasury who
is 20 return IL in time for action by the
committee with such suggestions rs the
treasury authorities may wish 20 make.
As 20 the comprehensive Gage bill. this
and the monetary conference bin will be
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WILL NOT Buy THE ROAD.


Too High.
CHICAGO. Dec. IA Post Washington
special says: The report Of the Union
Pacific reorganization committee is given
as authority for the statement that the
Union Pacific will not buy the Kansas
Pacific at the price the government will
insist on being paid. Asked il 1t would
be possible for the company TO parallel
the Kansas Pacific, the reply was given
that 1t was practicable. and the parallel
ing could be done at a cost less than
one-third that required to buy the Kan
sas Pacific.
WASHINGTON, Dec IA. - Secretary
Gage mas issued a public notice TO the
effect that on Friday. December "a. 1897.
the treasury department would be pre-
pared to begin the redemption without
rebate of interest of the bonds issued in
aid of the Pacific railroads. commonly
known as currency skies. and maturing
January /, 1s9s; and that checks will be
mailed on December "A in payment of
principal and interest to maturity of all
bonds presented before that date. The
aggregate of the bonds maturing on jan
uary is SO 4.952. OF which SIo.6l4,l2 ,l2o
was issued in aid Of the Central Pacific;
Sl5,ai95l2 Union Pacific. 81. .823 600 Kansas
Pacific; $4,000 the Central Pacific branch
of the Union Pacific, and 81. .s2s, 800 the
Sioux City e. Pacific. The net cash hall
ance in the treasury will be decreased by
these several amounts as paid. On jan
uary / next, however. the cash will he
increased by about s17 001, 900 due from the
reorganization committee of the Union
Pacific, and during the first week in Jam
uary by ss,5o0,ooo additional, making the
net loss to the cash about S. aGsooo
PORTLAND, Dec. 14-The Portland
Chamber of Commerce today adopted a
resolution asking congress to appropriate
the proceeds Of the sale of the Pacific
hond-aided railroads for the purpose of
building the Nicaragua canal.
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RELIEF NEEDED QUICKLY.
e. r. Ash Says Supplies Must He Sent
To Dawson to Arrest Threat
enea Starvation.

WASHINGTON, Dec I4--Senator Nc
Bride. of Oregon, has received the follow
ing from e p. Ash. who arrived at Port
land on November 81. direc: from, Dawson:
Il know that the supply OF provisions in
Dawson cannot last longer than the
middle OF March. No supplies can reach
the interior by ordinary conveyance until
next June. and l believe il will require
tbs resources OF the United States govern
ment 10 equip an expedition strong enough
10 overcome the obstacles OF a midwinger
journey. This expedition should be au-
thtrl7ee a. once. a. II viii take from forty
To fifty days 70 reach Dawson from Skag-
uay and Dyea- / am certain that there
VIII be intense suffering unless relief is at
once provided for"
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and enterprising merchants? Don't they
want 10 share the Alaska trade? Speak
ing here in England as l frequently do,
of the great possibilities OF Alaska, / am
asked. how long does il take TO go up
there from Seattle or Victoria. Most peo-
ple. think San Francisco is abou, 500
miles further off. and no one would dream
OF giving San Francisco a thought.
-a2in@ Sea7Efe business men are
far more enterprising and liberal than San
Francisco people, The city OF Seattle no
doubt gives better water front facilities
t.s4.i Fan francisco does. Ship owners
there are not subjected TO outrageous har-
bor. dock and pilot charges Ship owners
have not TO deal In Seattle with water
front monopolies. who charge the COM
modify as much as they can possibly col
Iect. For this and other reasons steam
ship owners make the Northern seaport
their starting nnirf"
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Herman Liebes Tells Why Seattle In
Leading San Francisco.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-lnt ellIgencer.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. f4-Herman
Ltehes. president OF the great Alaska fur
and trading company which bears his
name, writes from London TO the Mer-
chants Association. OF this city, giving
valuable information regarding Seattle's
prominence in the race for the klondike
trade. The letter is fun OF good advice TO
the business men of San Francisco, and Is
as follows:
1T is very gratifying 70 me to see that
al last the San Francisco merchants and
manufacturers are waking up. and that
they see the necessity OF doing something
III order 10 secure a slice Of the vaiuahia
trade which Alaska offers. II Is almost
impossible 10 believe that they have been
Sleeping so long and neglected such an
enormous field. and that poor little Seat
tie. with all its surrounding country and
al its contents not worth as much as i've
or six of our leading citizens and mer-
chants. should carry away this great plum
and do almost the entire business of the
country.
What has become of our young men
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VICTORIA. B. c.. Dec. A-The British
Columbia Board OF Trade held a special
meeting this evening at which the follow
mediately to Sir Richard Cartwright at
Ottawa:
AT special meeting Of the British Co
luInbia Board of Trade the following reso-
luton was carried unanimously:
Whereas, The chambers of commerce
of San Francisco, Portland. Tacoma and
Seattle have combined to force their gov
ernment to close Dyea as a SUPPORT Of
entry; be it
Resolved. That the dominion govern
ment make immediate representations at
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iitso and Eduaon3s. which viii take .:ntn
Tees3ay night O. Wednesday morning 10
clear away.
what E4s rain in the valley fell as snow
0a he mountains, which has completely
blocked the Great Northern track in the
Hascaees. The telegraph = ou.y working
IL Index. but II Is known that the east
basind overland of sunday nighs .s & sosrss
station IN he foothills. Twe freight trains
are siso snow bound this side Of the noun
tain pass.
/; is reported that from SIX 10 eight feet
of sHcw fell during Sunday night and
MonGay. X will take several days 20 -
lease these trains and open the road
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WHY CANADA IS HAPPY.


OF the cab
ire
the
be madea as possib
The members of the committee Well
of
of
a In Claims
also the of
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II !x believed az the local Offices tnst
traffic on the Great Northern "ia move
regularly tomorrow.
EVERETT. Dec. I3.--This porfion of fu-
get sound is reyellng in Eecofd-brea Afng
storms this winter The heavy FalntAi- ~
sunday night. which con:iaued a1f1hS
Monday forenoon, surpassed ai4 otit@ts'
The result is Everett has been "iinoos
train service on any Of rhe roads ,oSts'
People went 80 the postcfflce SIS usual tof
their mail bat found portion OF me
clerks taking a holiday. as there was no
incoming mail 10 handle.
Several slides are. reported on the Goa ast
line Of the Great Nortaera between A1A-
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United States citizens. the petitions say,
lakes in British Northwest Territory. Al
though IL IS claimed that Iea pounds per
man IS exempt. there Is often ! great
deal Of trouble experienced.
Secretary Gage said he would lnvesti-
gate the whole matter and would also
ask the commerce committee of tie sen
ate 20 make thorough investigation
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Inquiry Postponed Until Spring.

VICTORIA, Dec. 14.-Nothing will be
done this winter to investigate the alleged
murder of Isaac Jones a contractor whom
his late partner. William Adam Gordon
now waiting trial on the charge of theft at
the provincial jail. is alleged 20 have killed
In Omineca district. The work of inyesti-
eating the circumstances Will be pushed in
the spring. The general impression is that
Gordon made away with his partner He
had A bad character In Omineca district.