The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-18

Among the smaller parties on the out
going trains yesterday were c. F. Cummings
ana w. b. Walton, of Kilbourn City Wis,
VINO are bound for Skaguay, and from there
they know not where. Julius Jensen Of
Cooperstown N. D., will join a party of
three friends, who have preceded him. at
j. l.. Hill. of st. Joe, Mich who aeon
panied only by a faithful St. Bernard dog
trict. u'9
The Anderson party. including men fron,
81. Paul, Fargo and Winnipeg is ready
10 start via the Northern Pacific 1t will
pc be headed cad d., by Robert Anderson, of Winni-
; Strum, of the same place and John Bow
I'm, John Nelson and c. C. Good of St
Paul; There will be a dozen in the party
by the end Of the week
T. Thormadson and four con1DanioDs from,
Hudson, Wis, are en- route to the Conner
dogs. = '"O
Capt. ], ]. werphel Lieut.. E. J. Kircher
and Privates o. G. Svanstad, Ernst Tonnes
A IT, Anderson, August Nelson. c. w len
sen and John Bornd, of Company No 2 state
Guards OF Wisconsin located a. Hudson. left
Tor gold in the Copper river country
Inc Hessian party, numbering eleven. from
81. Peter and other points in Minnesota. was
on the Northern Pacific train YESTERDAY hound
for the interior of Alaska.
The 500 Pacific train Yesterday nornino,
carried thlrty people westward. They were
made up Of several parties from Detroit. Chi
cago, indianapolis and Lima, o.
Three men from the Hawkeye state started
ieSteraay via the Northern Pacific for Alas
ka from this city. They were George Rob-
pms s.. Fred Grewell and Theodore Myers, all
OF Baskerville, 10. They have engaged mas
sage for Seattle, and will nrocee1 tba ~
try. 0PP1' iI'e' couh-
BE B. E. Hutsell and J. z. Hardesty. of Lex
llnston, KY. purchased tickets yesterday at
the local Northern Pacific Office and are
uestlned for Juneau Alaska.
Ia Grange, a thriving Ohio town. sent q
grrn ot OF ITS citizens to join the small
afternoon for the gold fields They were n
.. 9dlnahs' NJ. 9. Holcomb William Easton
and William Richmond
w Eo YARD Harmony Albert Harris and A.
w. Stredamy of Chicago, passed through
minneapolis yesterday afternoon on their V-Sv
70 Alaska. The party is going by wav ~
iet Tr SS Srdd. from there for Cooks in
with that Of gold seeking acting as CORE
spondent of the Chicago Sun.
3; Il. Lawrence, A. Miller, 7. C. Lawson
anu anu ". +. owen were passengers on the
IRAN leaving for the coast yesterday after
noon. The men will go to Seattle and From,
there to Dawson CITY. '0A-i
-. II. Towle, veteran Chicago newspaDer
nal nal was passenger on the coast train
lawson City where he will either e-13bsri5
III the newspaper business or dig gold
-. +; w Clisby, of Arcola H., passed through
yo5CeIuay afternoon, a passenger on the train
DouAu LOT seattle. Leaving Seattle Mr. CIisbv
ana ana companion will sail for Alaska local
ing IN some small mining camp.
dd boarding the coast train at the MINNEAPOLIS
peRot was party for whom special car
mad been reserved, consisting of the followfD..
g. 9; IL Buckley, Kasota. MINI; ]. II Rearei
22le eaIi Eye MINI NJ. Beatty. Tracy, Mimi:
frank Guyer, Waseca, Mimi; Andrew Hnr'
ley, Drewie Hurley, Belle PLANE, MINI. and
U. Johnson; 9O4 Twentieth avenue south. Min
neapoIls, They go as Individuals with no or
ganization of any kind, but will each search
for gold in the Copper river country.
party from St Peter, Mimi. passing
through the city yesterday was composed Of
H. sessions. NJ. Sessions L. r. Murfn and
river FP0'
Lake Mills, To-. furnished the following con-
tingent to the Klondike procession yesterday:
Ed Amundson. A. II. Dahl. f. H. Freese and
A. E. Nelson who will go in search OF the
precious yellow in the Copper river country.