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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-26

The itmous "Roney's Boys" have been
engaged to give an entertainment at the
ooera House Wednesday evening. Sep
TENDER IA. The entertainment il Of n
high order and certain TO be literally
patrOniZed.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-26

The funeral of Mr.. M. M. Moralee will
be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock
from the residence to the Methodist
church and the remains will be laid at
rest In the old cemetery. The funeral
will be in charge of Quincy Lodge f. q
A. Nj. and all members as well as Masons
throughout the county are requested to
meet at the lodge room at / o'clock.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-26

"How in creation did you manage TO
get the big policeman to sleep, doc? we
tried everything known to medical s"'
ence."
"I lust stationed couple Of fellows
outside TO YELL for help. Exchange.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-26

Taxpayers of the village OF Red Jacket
are notified that taxes have been due
rome time and may be paid any time dur.
ing business hours to Village Treasurer
Joseph Forster, at Ryan's store.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-26

rne Rev. FIR. Nosbisch and Mr.. Con
loo'ey have gone 10 Ironwood to at
tend the State convention OF the Catholic
Order OF Forestera az delegates from the
courts here aud at South Lake Linden.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-26

Miss Nell Moralee arrived home last
evening from Escanaba, where she was
visiting, called by the sudden death OF
her father. Mrs. James All n returnt q
today from Iron Mountain and Mrs. Il. l.
Bush is expected from Indianapolis to-
morrow
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-26

If you wish to be happy, keep busy
Idleness is harder work than blowing
GOOD deal. There is more fun in sweat
inc an bo7r than in yawning century
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-26

The old Alexandrian library contained
700. 900 volumes, the largest collection
ever brought together before the inven-
ton Of printing.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-26

Clothing. dresses, gloves, furs, curtains
hlanke =, etc., dyed and dry and steam
cleaned. MICHIGAN DYE WoRKs,
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-26

FoUND-A cape, between here and
Hancock. Owner can have same by
proving property and paying for this
advertisement.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-26
morrow.

Mics Blanche Pryor entertained forty
guests at dinner last evening at the
Onigaming club house. Dancing was IN
dulged in afterward.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-26

81 Plunkard drew a crowded house at
'ne opera House Inst Tuesday evening
and his farmer sho seemed TO h. verv
well received
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-26

Screen doors OF all kinds at the lowest
prices. SIvERI OLSON.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-26

We sell the celebrated Sherwin- William
paints. s. OLSON.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-26

''rr lodge rt,0m nD ~ rented for
on~rr'nVs 20 saturday evenings
stvRRr OLSON.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-26

Buy Loyel guarantee clothes wringer
IL you want the best now on the market.
Sold by Carlton Hardware Co.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-26

Fine Cider For sale.
just received, new lot of fine cider at
James Lisa's.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-26

WANTED-A good girl to do general
housework. Apply at 613 Oak street.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-26

Deputy Sheriff Mcnamara went to On
tonagon yesterday to serve some legal
papers.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-26

Mrs. Ezekiel Williams, whose husband
died Monday, IL now dangerously Ill.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-26
LAKE LINDEN NEWS

Mrs. Henry Wolf and daughter who
nave oeen visiting at her home here for
several weeks. left or Monday for Fin,
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-26

WANTED-A first class dining room girl
at the Calumet Hotel.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-26
PrOcra stiustiOn.

BE wise today; tbs madness to defer;
Ne day the fatal precedent will plead;
Thus on, till wis 4om is pushed out of life.
ProcrastinatiOn is the IN eff Of Time;
Year after year 1t steals, till all are fled.
Therefore b. wise today, lose no time
in having your picture taken. 1t can no;
where be better or more artistically done
than at Herman's studio.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-26
PASSENGER Trains on 4. & c. R. R.

DAILY. tDailv except SUNDAY.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-26

PASSENGER Trains on M. R. R. B.
In effect December 90, 1895.

.Dailv. +Dailv except Sunday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26
MANIAC on A RAILROAD CAR
California Rank President Goes
Crazy and Peits feIaow-Pas-
s~u~n~~ With Nancy


CHICAGO. aug. z-Jshu J. TaIlsnt.
president ct tne TaIlaar Banking Gem
Tsrv cf San Francisco. - confined IN ne
EzSs Chlzazo station. a TavinS maniac
Locked IL Compartment 0f one CT Els
cars of the overland llsnise3 train which
arrived AZ the NcrthB esEsrn depo- at So
this morning tzs demented banker paced
% and 1ro II the greatest excitement, &C.
c&sionally throwing himself aga1nss the
walls OF the car ard crying cut II mental
agonv urtll the train slowed up wren he
vas removed 70 the waiting pasEoi wagon
and taken 70 the station
During his compulsory ride the hank
president was held struggling On TIE ffoor
of the wagon. the strong arms % two po-
lice officers being required % prevent him
fr0m escaping.
Saturday evening the California banker
left for vacation - Europe He was 20
meet his wife IN Paris. and the two ex-
pectsd 70 spend the autumn months ln
tour Of the continent. Sunday morning.
after the train had progressed far on It's
journey. Tallant began 20 act aueerly-
OCCASIONALLY he would twitch nerve asly
and start in his ssat- Tais state o. affairs
continued for three days. When cues
toned as to his health. Taliant would
vouchsafe a curt reply 70 tie eject that
he felt well
Yesterday. soon after the train pulled
out Of Council Bluffs. the passengers IL
the coach where Taiiant was seated we're
alarmed by the fact thai he was mutter-
Ing loudly Suddenly he drew 4 50 god
piece from MS rocket and threw & wifh
great fcrce az his nearest neighbar. This
vas followed br q volley q Eol2 cGln,
which was hurled at the fleeing passen-
gers Tailant pulled a revolver ard four
tshe5 .e when re was approached By the
train hands. Waving his weapon. the man
started running down the aisle of the car.
Suddenly @ drew his watch from his
pockes and threw * at the persons who
we're crowding each oshsr 20 gain an exit
through Fhe coach door.
Suddenly. while he was bending TO pick
up his tiuleplece his arms we're seized
from behind and he was thrown srrug-
cling 70 a corner. The conductor q The
~ar had silently STEPPED Gown the aisle
from fhe other end - The coach ard leaped
on the man. The conductor vas followed
hv the brakeman and two passengers. and
the four succeeded IN disarrniug the IN
fortunate man and cenfining him IN an
apartment.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. Z.-A repre-
sentative Of Mr. TaIlant VIII leave this
city tonight n take charge Of the IN
fortunate banker ard look after his In
terests.
Mr.. TaIlaut Is suffering from acute ae-
r7eutla. he though be was hei3E killed
nv various persons on the train he has
been sent 10 the Oakland saEttaTiHTn az
Lake Geneva near Chicago NJ. Tailaat
il varv much set on writing letters and
asking protection from supposed people
who intend 20 kili aiEn otherwise he IS
o,,ste ,rsarlv. Or Churchill. Attorney
Ferron and Mr PiHkham. u the National
Rank of America are having every thing
done for ain that can - done
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26
JEALOUSY cosr TWO LIVES.
Lover shoots Down = Girl and
Blows ouf His Own Brains.

SPOKANE. Aug. "a special 20 the
Sroke sr'a Review from PaIouse. Wash.
saws 4 terrible tragedy was enacted on
Main street last uirht WREN Frank
NaurEa. r.. she. down Mss Flora James
as she was returning from church and
thrn turned the gun on himself In 4otn
cases Esash vas almost instantaneous,
The town zas throvn iuto a furore OF Ak
C.teTsr-.
Young Maup,n was 2 eon - Frank Maui
u.n one u the pioneers of this section
asfss James came here from Cheney iast
fan Wien her widowed mother and has
sfnca beer employed az the s. Elmo hotel.
she vas a preposseselug girl II Is Or i
wears. For months Mauu5n has been pay
frE attentions 20 Mss James and Eas tn-
sanaiv jsatouz of her- Ezst night Mss
Hattie Bush. q friend ~ Mss James.
called st sas hotel an3 asked her 90 20 .
~hst~rh WITH hgf $50 coIs aEet ard the
two vent down Main sfreet - a tent
where s@rvices were heInE helf Trey
lrst the tear tn c7-upsoy a.th Earl Prefer.
v.Aa walked I'D fNe street hetveeu thern-
yvn=n ahost two blocks away Maupin.
vrrs araz wa.krT Hee a6 tHew caHa8 %
MIS- James ard TAXED wsta har me-
re.ef A sae ssrne3 .5 50 he 5rew a re-
vafter sn5 sert haiit crashing .rte 5ns
t.ss.. - asr Nr1tn tGs- back ef tne eft zsr
Af-,-se as gusrE Ne e4se RE g-fn was
rrfa-a4 f,st exaetly eter his awu .eft eve
ara sccVnd baflet ga SIS work quickly.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26

Scsrssa rsrfsss-. Dupgy ce Lore. Eas s1-
srsesez = ssfsEr 50 Ms Davis. gaFgaz ne
c1scaal s2zrGsea verssaB of tae arresz q
=. yosrg CEbz1 ard the alleged a=<sAs
t1r n%r aeter-xon zzE proposed T--zA
ssT-- fzcss skCw. IRE report says sesr
Mss Csxr res f1rsc . ss< hoass re Ell
tzrv eo-raras< cf the Island u RaneS
ard rzs raan concealed Z = WIG trse1 %
a=zssvszSts ain r eo1zscti1n wtza a. 1p-
rsssrx q tie prisoners N the island f9r
sazs osfenss. far from beng eozszsrazlea
ard tetrw ready % be transported - Eas
psnzl sssfss-nans n Africa Sic las nos -
beer tried: ths pzaEe prosecutor azs no-
yss rrezsrted tEs case 70 the g0wsrrt;az ~
- nSs uoz as requisite % o1r laE- asA@l
q sentence % - iraposse on Esr, and 1its
Csc i noe yss ready - ee analy alzposea
C
TIE ruesr o. Spain sends Message %
Mrs DAVIS Shzt as h ease stzn@z. ana
before tne trial has beer completed Ard A
sensezcs a-zpozsd. sSe : uot allowed y
rhe faw 10 in-ertere. o1r that inStT2cfs9fl5
hzve heeu communicated - TIE g1veTror
general oE Caba 20 bring L - . Speedy
trial. ansi 20 grant 20 Mss Czs1eros al PCS
ssole consideration
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26
BURGLARY AT SILVANA.
A store Robbed of xs0o-The Grim
fnais Make Their Escape on
a stolen uaudear.

Special Dispatch 70 the Post-Tnt eilixencer
SELTANA, Aug. @5-E.iverson's general
store al this place was visited hy burg
lars last ni-ht and S-0a, mostly in gold.
was taken from the SAFE. The burglars
escaped
Two men. with no apparent occupation.
had been lOaflnE about the town FOR sew
eraI days They were getting the lay
Of the Land. and the rnsgst indicates t1Ft
they were professionals. Last night H.
yerson was ia the store until about 70
o'clock. VIXEN he went bone. This moru-
ing the safe vas found broken open ard
the contents scattered ab-out the ao0r.
The cash draw % the safe. together Win
a number OF county ard school warrants
was found a half block away under a
step UPON which creamery cans are So.
These papers ~rere valuable. but would
certainly have betrayed TIE burglars -
tEay had attempted % cash them. sim
ultsreous5y w5th the discovery of the
Burglary came the discovery q the dis
appearances Of TIRE two men. The burg
lars issft no trace u indicate which way
they had gone. ard ft remained for Con-
iuctor Reed. cf the Great Northern rall-
way. 70 trace the direction % thefr dlgat-
At Burlington, twenty-five miles norm
of Sltyana. the Great Northern section
house was broken open and the hanGcsr
sfolen- Then ire burglars proceeded
rnerrihy ou their way toward the Kion-
dixie. Il must have been dark. and tns
burglars we're ppcbably spinning along
pretty lively Near WELDON there tS a
down grade frem Chuckauut hiIl- This
s. ~oFna twenty msies inertia - Burlington
Here q trea was lyinE across The track.
ard the haudcar was found against The
obstruction with Gre broker wheei. In
al probability The car struck IRE tree
before The burglars could soc It.
Conductor Reed notified she officers az
w-hateara and gave them q esscrlptisn x
fke snnpasad burglars fFre had q GEat
ce3crsa unstache and bott weTe E!aals
aanF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26
ban Association ~ SESSION.
President WeoivTerfh's Opening Adj
are-s mna CFrvelnna's MrIrorne.

GF#N~ 81 q fkF'H e ~ y u . u FtFtfsEEtEs
CTETrT. AND. o. Auw -The Araer-
lean Par Assoctattan vas caii@6 "a order
~ Association baU tets m0-HieE wifH an
attendance cf rear1w go delegates Pres
iseut J. - Wo8werth ~ o1nana de-
Igwe-ez an address whSeh wss lis-enrd
70 w5fh marked attention Ese reviewed
tes a1srorT ~ the aEsorf s.icu sud cut-
bred tns rro Era r1Hae tor she meeting
Frss5Sars Woaswavts lrtro5ucet Judge
Samuel F. ETunt. % Cine5nratt. che repre-
sentative - IRE STATE Far Assoc tf1n.
TIE salient features ~ hts address was
thar oar legislative h18les are occsstea
Father witn the rsfareuzsurs ~ c1vilizs~
ten thar wttA fanEanenta5 questions ~
eeve-arnrat Hes Ta-ea r. EiGTt 6e.lv-
e-esf 5he address = welcome oa aeeslf
ct Cleveland
Asrer essett1z sixty aapl se11ts - z-s-n-
hsrrA8u the assosetAt1an a.t9a4rne1 813
svent tae zftsrG@9u 90 us q Aake r4zie.
-z-a- etsasng ssass5o1 beEaz 81 s a@1 iase-
s-s aaefi after 81 a'etocs II @aa devoted
u tse raaEssz of reps7rts IAe GrEt re-
rsert presented msas khat - tae committee
- fs~suFslaares aa1 AN ~hes wa
reeE a. Wiam Wirsaew II AeW or
Iears. Tns seat waa th4t ef ife cI-
rsstcan aa susarsa1 aEHiaasrazts1 4r4
-aeasas3 aeases1are. wA4ef Ms Srsaee8ae
81 Jasza 4 Mes-rea~y - Eaak@k f9wa.
ra8Ea A. H. EesC ~ MARIETTA, oFi7,
ssAg-ltta-g sEe rep9Ek ~ JAe c51 Elstiee GO
fntsrsattcnz3 1sw
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26
FROM DAWSON VIA DYEA.
The Topeka Brings Miners Who Say
the Portland WIZ Brinx
DoYsn x-.ooa. 600,

VICTORIA. p. C.. Aag @S-Nere gooa
aews has csne from the Kloadike ~ ths
steamer Topeka. wnich arrived tonight
sraEn Juaeaa. just before sae lsft taere.
Joe Birrh. Joseph Mckay and AFehEe
shelp had arrived from the mines. hasi *
travelled from Dawson city 10 Dyea IN
twenty days.
sheip. in conversation with ore Of ths
passengers who came down on The Tope-
ka. spoke very higAsy ef stewart ard In
dian rivers. although there have hsea 10
sensational aads. from So 70 s. a pan
Salrg taken ONT q these rivers close ap-
on s. 20 IN dust has gone down en-
the river steamers. the owners intending
% take the steamer Portland az s.
Mlchaals Gold passed at H1 an ounce
al DAWSON CITY.
shesp gives a list of juneau men VINO
struck il rich. They are:
ntck Law. slaoao.
J. Smith - eo0
Oscar Ashby and ". Leak refused siss.-
90 Ter their claim
joe Brant Ea aoe.
Cornelius Edwards. 500
- WhlppIe. gas0
Harry Ash. who left en- the first boat
for san Francisco. 500 eeA.
An old man who a fsw months aso
was cutting wood around juneau ssa.saA
About = aozen men who vert north
within the last few weeks intending to
20 10 tae naiaes came back on She To-
peka Rna they say nsny VIII f0iiys
them. Tae TRAN from skagaay IS en-
tlrely blocked. ard On the pysa trail
paeksrs are charging - cents per poanf-
Thss Is. - course. prshlhi;ory as Far -
feor men are concerned Men with raon-
~ are changing from skaguay % pysz.
but ID win 10 them little good. for NJ ons
place or ths otheT they viii have 70 spend
the wlntsr. They are unanimous IN say
inr that men csnnot get their oaEssts
ever before winter closes IN. and snow II
already beEiunlag . fan On The summit.
the arst furry haviag come down last
week
sFen are selling thelr Outfits for what
they can get for fhem ard have engaged
themselves 20 those who are stia hope-
ful of getting through
There are uow 500 Fnen ~ skaEuay
and nyaa and aloug the trails. and rot
cae out os ten q these men wiii ges their
outfits 70 the lake.
Two survey parties have been sent out
20 try ard and better route for the
skagsay tran. and Z shey sueeeed. ths
men hava promised 10 50 70 work on H.
The cid frau fa practicHilT irapassshie.
pack horses being unable 20 park moro
than 10 possnds over Il. and one trip b.
ing a. rule the ruinatton ~ them. IN
some places nen have 20 nsa both hansis
ana feet 70 ger over the rocks ard carry
va-y Mttle. soase work was dane % TIE
eli tran. pat men are too eager % sst
OK 70 she rainea 70 10 nguch work.
among these eao threw up the spongs
and came back 70 esvilszatioa was SAM
ust Brown. e Seattle Albert 81 Niles.
an attorney of Los Aageies, also canss
back. bs5 Sc is going 20 naake another
trial. thfs tme ~ me stleheen river
zoste. Chief Factor Han. q he Huf-
sen Pay Company. who also care down
sa tAa bast tavlag been 20 CAs2laF. re-
rse-te khe roase & Brlerald oas-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26
Twelve Men Waiting for Her az
St. Mieh els.
MANY MORE ARE YET TO CONE.
In All IT'S Ven viii Come out. With
an Average Of SI0 900 Each.

schooner Colnaan Brings Men FraEa
81. aEchaeIs whe say she Greatest
Amount of Geld WIN Be Taken
out Next Winter and That Many
More Claims viii He v erkcss-
Tn 70 EstIraafrs-Imp possible for
Those Leaving seattle After AuE-
ust 30 To Ascend the fakon ffii
spring-The Amount OF supplies
In the Country.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26
SAINT ELIAS SCALED.
Prince Luigi's Party Reaches
the ley Summit.
THE HEIGHT IS DETERMINED.

AEaska's Lefty Peak Vet n yoFea no
Weary Ciimb over Rocky
Noraine Ends With Rapid Ascent
of Grevaxse-RIven Glaciers and
the Planting of Ismiy's Flag en-
the Summit The Bryant Party
Turns Baek-The Fourth CcIe-
hratsd In the snow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26

phstograph & the zaozntagn. Tag sz1
E-sna.
-~Tae exact hSs@Ht ot ire -1euntain MAS
tzaseAte1 ~ s nssEuur1zf Barometer car
rted - TIE sop a. IS 80 feet. Th8s is sab
tecs - some slight eoTrsestoz. sut ire
change II tAe EgGres wEli nas alter theEE
z2o7e tr1a thirty a- forty feet sfsser Say
Next Cay TAe parry fescs1se9 30 r-s-2p
On tae sa2cseg. ard tEaFs remained Two
days f9r = rest Tcas is al restsa sx-
cepE S.Saar Seaz2 aEE ere gzlise sho aSaln
2sesE1eG tae E1agr gazA 10 aeEgEE oE
1@s fert Z ovaer 10 make q rszor2a.te
pasEogr99A q tle ezI}Ea rE UEcn agFEa and
cas- q acgzg 81 Eas
From tns top 81 -Ae molzsalu two
very hlgh peaks ssra seen which eaTe
25t as yes eeen uAEge8 ssr ragssd ey any
Axrl7rer. TIE scenery. wfa rEsgen ara
essentially q sZow ard ice. VAS pre-
c2aau1s-1 - the entire party - f&r eX-
ce0a - gTanaelT anything tnar = faaad
= sze EaeuEezn AITs We foEz5 10 trees
except a. cne place heEwesn rne second
camp and ST. E1sas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26
AFTER srnnEs or priass.
The VasasiIIa saIs sorth Wiz
Ia.a ~ Era. na-fa ar..


Eo-d ef F're.perfer..
SAY FRANCISCO. Arg E.-Tne sseafFs-
rr Iuaras4 81 iaH today f1r IRE Npffs
wsh ahoE frrrT preep@efara esefisea ser
tNe aala aeins cg AtaH&s- Several ifft-
d~rts eofnt tsrn8 90 8sfay Der asgaEfErs 80
xszrh ho1sa later snsn a&4sTfsza1 70 %
eret Place. sa essas Ere was aatessa
arro-E fHH FzskenEess aaExaTs s-a
aesa sn tha ra8asa 20 FsaaSstaRn. tRs
naasg sner maH having caess3 tHe So
90 Ha cnssnts aHd eAseFd
scare
gaea Teseesgae Eesn appeared AEsa er-
rasaa W IS r % jsan Aaaies sssa
wzgrs1r erRina Asm sita te@sIHs ts~
stafe far fae paFnoaa g ssfra a@ -
~-esgfaes a1-ttY afwfwsra ssesfs#
s. g-4su = = WORTH $3.50 var
r4at enargaE hlI wgA haFas ansa
q srrfE saEa q usorsF fF9n b
-aaaEer ef tas &Eaf7 t@Fs InsF
Caraaeary af fes rg @f ~@F
efark aFawa 4Haa tE# Ice AaFee ata-
krrE fHa passwsrs afe
efe-reer1Fa fraas Esas AnEetsa Mo As
~ hzve sa8as5 gpen sae aaHr 4as r.
e ma recs w1sa ere tty - AepeAA
as ttle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26
The VETERANS MARCH.
Headed by the Presid mt and
$4,000 Strong.
6UFFslo's HEART WIDE OPEN.

The Hage Army of 6rfxxfes Soldier.
swept Through the City, Honr
After Hoar. Inspired BY Martial
Music and the gontfuuaus Cheer.
of eountie.. Loving Admirers
Beceptfon to the President Ends
the Day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26
Many Perirous Adventures.

Naturally adventures were experienced
that would make the average man tur1
pale Perfection os arrangements ard the
caution shat 3 brave man knows better
than 20 Hrdervalus prevented any serious
mishapS MANY y the men fcll into Gre
vases. two lost thelr footing on ore OF the
ice falls. but on each occasion those
IN danger were saved from serious results
by the prompt actlon OF their compani chs
From the foot o. Newton glacier 20 the
top of Mount s.. Elias no man was al
lowed 20 proceed alene. the party advanc-
ing IN groups tied 10 lie Hne
Thus the expedition was not only sin
quarry successful from the scientists and
EeoEFap piers stsndpoinfs. bat L wiH be
notable In the records q mount tafn-ciirat-
ing as one unattended ~ 3 single fatal
fly"
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rus oAsE ~ Ms oI>NERos.
Sn,sgsh sInfss~r R~rtte= the Facts
.ra the ascra SEEDS = Message.

~~vr YORK Aen Safz resra1as .-
- snn-.E -sesea - tss eas~a ~ SrAta sss
a. Tezerear Iasfs &rS a% y
$500, s-a reNer aassase Arsrteae eaa-
. s~efr.r -see-ear1 Fer tHe VzE ~Ft
--s.srefe- 1ssz~se C7SMsEssss sz1---s-s-e.-
= rssvsnA - 80 : az1s1 e231a-T awtsa--
.s.~s na4 Nte. as neN reeerss3- v4e e hs
80 "a s-s g<GA. ce.0zy. 80 Esz~4s-G
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s~rwY CF MEXICO Auw Z-Nes wlte-
s-ar.E.a~ tas rer.swsss decline r. Flssr ca
-Eaura un Eorssa1 ard &eW Eark wss
as-s fe9av hrsxe7s Saving s@zsE1t ~ G. -
a~e g g. an NeN 2eFE RHs ss1E ~
a a.. 20 Ea e. Is estimated kbas the sE-
re.z-ze ns Era1azE rase 20 E& B1sl~
SIS = aizseE anz tners s4s aeea 1a fz4s-
srrs EEnrserts are E-eras4Y greatly
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over s1eae 20 The pa kers ard the officers
of she yacht Aggie. whseh We ies1 AZ Sl,ka
on the 9sth and wAich viii arrive IN Sc
attle on September !
The Photographic negatives secured On
the expedition are uoE ssalsd IN metallic
cases. and viii not be developed Enll
Slgror SeIla reaches his own laboratory.
From The favorable conditions OF light. L
Is believed they viii be perfect worAs of
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sergncs A-rEEl sas aoce2 leader. Nsver
On ne waole trip was he f-1pa .ieEs Or Srrs-
table. OfTen was lie 70 - sowz1 pack oa
cAeS- wc-Aiag as san3 e- EaT1sr iran any
Of TIE Tezt ot she party. So opportunity
passed for the slxfzg ot deserved praise 70
guide o- ps.Esr tNst Eas re- tssen a4-
NznrSse Or Before tze nsaSs % re party
5000 .ne Ionska tne rr. .rre Rreseatea
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