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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-08

BODY comes along and sinks a hole on a
prom sing claim, strikes pay dirt, records
and the original claimant Is left
ON the Trail.
I left Dawson first on September -
oas on reaching sixty-Mlle was frozen in
ana had 70 return. I waited until the
river was entirely frozen over and then
came out over the Ice. I only met two
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sembled about the newspaper offices,
where bulletins were displayed Extra
editions OF papers were issued. and they
were eagerly purchased by crowds on the
streets.
Nor was the interest confined to Cali
fornia. So widespread was the demand for
news OF the execution that bulletins were
sent 10 all parts OF the United States.
ThA prevailing sentiment an San Fran
cisco Is that Durrant deserved his fate,
but there are many people who stili be-
licve him innocent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-08
HISTWO REVOLVING CRIMES
Circumstnuttal Evidence Showed
Conclaxive1y That Durrant Was
Guilty OF the MurderS

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 7.--William Hen
~ Theodore Durrant. who was hanged al
the state prison at San Quentin today.
gave his life In exchange for the lives of
two young women. who were members OF
the church 20 which he belonged. While
Durrant was convicted Of but one muir
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-08

Miss Lannon'S Body Found.
Men worked All night tearing up noc-s
ard breaking sown partitions. aac AZ y
Clock Sunday morning the body OK Mss
Lamont VAS found. 4 broken door sflos
and turned bolt excited the suspicious OF
the searehers. and the door leading &c me
berry 81 the church was broken down.
Up the wtndiag. stairs the policemen srop-
20 their way. ana at the third landing, "
s1g in the corner cs the 3Arkened berry.
the naked body Of the murdered gFri was
found No knife had been used 20 COM
nit the crime, ga was the case in the uluE-
de- OF Mss Williams, but The imprint or
i've fingers buried In her throat revealed
tire manner n which the young woman
met her death.
The post norton examination showed
that murder was not the only crime that
had been committed The news % tire dis
coNrery OF the second body in the church
had spread with incredible velocity. and at
s o'clock when Darrant, IN custody or the
officers, alghte5 from q ferry boat at the
foot Of Market street. in this city. he was
met by dense crowd that was orGlinous
because OF ATS silence The police were pre-
pared for an outbreak. However, and two
companies q armed men were present;
Durrant was placed in a closed carrtage
surrounded by Fifty men armed WAN Win
chesters, ard driven 10 the city prison.
Durr&nt then protested his innocence. as
lie did 10 the hour of his death. but the evil
aencs against him accumulated rapidly.
and on April Z an information was hied
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% provide himself with 4 statement ard
lttre- frcui officials ~ The fsaraafa1,
mounted police stationed a. Dawson. The
strong statement signed hy InsDoctor &,
Constantine has already been published In
the Post-intsllgence- The foll,xfns, ie,-
ter from SergL Mai. James ". DsvtAs
'sted Dawson. September Is. Is az assnro,
20 The existing s.afs o, agYstTn r..
* 20 De R1Ix. IS It was al ina, lime.
The bearer. Mr.. De Rogx, has applisa
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Why Buy Your
Outfit PieCemea1?

'Too many cooks spoil the broth. >
Have your complete outfit packed
and shipped By one house at one
time, thereby saving mistakes and
also some money.
Seattle-Alaska General Supply Co,
Qnc.1,
fcs-1os~iio Washington 81. West.
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EAGER FOR NEWS FROM GALLONS.
Crowds Throng Newspaper Omces
Thrnuuhonf the IouRtry.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 7.-An extraor-.
binary amount OF iHteres. in Durrant's
execution was manifested al over the
state. In this city crowds OF people as
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to me for a statement OF facts concerning
the scarcity Of provisions In the Yukon l
hereby state that provisions cannot ne
bought at any price at present no poats
have arrived since the beginning OF last
month, and, as the season is getting late,
there are grave doubts OF any getting here
this year, which means starvation Tor the
people In the country.
JAMES w. DAVIES,
Sergeant Major Northwest Mounted Po-
lice
Claim ON Campbell Gulch.
Last August De Roux left Seattle for the
Klondike. Arriving there he soon acquired.
by location, u claim on Campbell gulch, a
tributary of Boulder creek. He intends To
develop the property, and speaks conf
IDENTIFY OF his prospects.
81 consider Campbell gulch as showing
up as well as did the klondike before 1t
was proven. When / first reached there
many creeks emptying into the Yukon
near the Klondike had not been touched.
When | came out these had all been taken
up. There are many miners who have as
many as twelve locations on various creeks
and yet have not one recorded claim. They
take part in every rush and put up stakes.
but do not record one or their locations,
for fear some other may turn out TO be
more valuable. The result is that some
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-08

ana HSF uau a!llDst given UP nope
of ever knowing her fate. when discov-
cry was made which led to the finding OF
Miss Lamonts body.
Mangie led Remains Of Minnie Williams
The ladies Of Emanuel church were en-
gagged In decorating the edihce prepara-
tory TO the celebration Of the Easter Sun
day services. when the mangled body of
Minnie Williams was found. almost naked.
in the library. A number OF ugly knife
wounds and some rags that had been
forced down the young woman's throat
told Of the unequal struggle she had made
to protect her honor.
Miss Williams body was discovered in
the afternoon. and late the same night
the first clue to the murderer was OBJ
tanned From some OF the young woman's
friends IT was learned that she had been
seen the evening before with Durrant. and
although there was nothing else to show
that he had any connection with the
crime. the police decided to arrest him.
Durrants home was visited late at night.
hut he was not there. His parents said
that he had left at midnight with the sig
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BULLETINS OF THE EXECUTION.

instantaneous Delivery OF the story
90 the Posf-Inteilfgeaeer.
specfa, Wire Ia the acknowledgements
pirect from, Sna aucatin Prison.
SAX QuENrtN PRISON. Jan. T.-Dur-
eamt was hanged NJ fo.a5 o'clock u.
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ACTUAL WANT IN PROSPECT
Situation In Dawson Strongly
Outlined by A. De Roux.
FLOUR SELLS FOR 500 A SACK.

A Returned Klondiker Draws an
OF the Niners-The Interior Trail
Hills of Solid Ice-A Significant
berry Lindsay Ii Suspected.
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Miss Iamonrs Body Found.

efsap7eara1ce CO Miss I4a-on.. ami
search was q. once begun Il the caarch
for her body
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arden ordered sse programme OF t1s
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The Holly chieftain., 1898-11-04
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they will send yos The Twice Week
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A rather curious request has been
made Of the Navv department, by the
Acme Wreckine Company, Of San Fran
CISCO. This company wants 10 raise
the battleship Maine, and bring her to
the United States, claiming TO have
method by which the work can be ac-
complished, and asks nothing more of
the government th an permission. to do
the work at lis own expense: The com.
pany states in its request, that IL the
government wants the ship after il has
been safely brought to some United
States harbor, that It will not ask more
than the usual salvage payment.
through condemnation proceedings
It is not supposed that the govern ment
would care to buy the wreck, In fact.
the real object Of the company is TO
raise the Maine in order that she NAV
be exhibited in this country, although
nothing Of the kind is said in its letter
% the navy department. According TO
the request OF the company, it intends
to blow the mud from under he wreck
With streams Of water under high pres.
sure. and then to pass chains under, and
10 frame work on each side, connected
with q system Of steel air tight barrels.
The gradual winding up Of these chains
10 counted upon to raise the wreck.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-11-04
pRow}Rs COUNTY DtrlCroRY.
roSaEeaEsrsrA

The rarA development X thil bcs-
ton of thissatss which hss it5n ~
within thu dpast ~ sears. laIl mt
a claimfok share Of the = II iS6ir
.lation enated hysthe nssil " ~
sembly. ferstakbrs the n6l,iiih ~
eions havihseu fayorsd xilI sSfS5s e
thing deInde1sin that lIea s66r1Isj
ing TO- = Fecsrt speaker. ~ SnSs
asricuisu1 PFo1ncts Of the sta1iz - ~
double thIvslas ~ al the mIsi6x ~
ducts, IIvisvsf this, it Il ~ tiss:
agsicskuIhsss dSmandsd Their aeSiS i II Il
the speci1 ~ Ation.
There ssyssal things tkis : ~ I
lar part dthe Askansas ralisl so y y
that rhou1 ~ besht 70 the & J
orour lesf this winssr, Z m n
shas rsssot vital impofi
syesy ind u ahat ths dissri +,
psessnssd - Who has ths
q ~ ~ esl = -afAis 1i6 ~ Y
8 thS lfo5A hot only inni3 rs rsSis
hsYs abint3but be mus asnd with
tAsasjositI II he woun accomplish
Aft lssi Stiys bodies,5it has bssn
~ ldm years for hs party il
~ ctity b squelch ssSrytAing pre-.
- NJ o Of the sposits patty,
TlSs = poli( In lsgislAlrs = veil q
q svsrythil l. done With
: 49, x prd oting thsl srssts Of the
per.v d6lps l. nencssA nan Who
stands with s minoia. while h,s
politics may Hall right ind be uses
every s5ort ID 10 somettbg that will
make him sta we'll wiihis constitu- |
ents. he u pohrless. 1--we net any |
legislation tor pr distds he must elect
the man Who ll stand th the ma |
jority. Itbnt hard1 bblem 70 ng-
ure ont Who tht will The next |
general assemtk will b entrolled by |
the fusion co3binatia3 composed Of
democrats. pepllists ar3 Teller silver
sepublicans. Aerybos oncsdes this.
Then il We vol plac ourselves in
position to ct That vneed. in the
vay Of special lesisla ve should
elect the fusion kai,did flor yepyesen-
tatiye.
Mr.. ,. 3. Trader ha Pided in this
county for years. and 4 orouehly post
I'd = TO what Il sAd have 1t the
hands Of the s&ts, water commits.
sionsr in this li,trict4 the past three
years. he has ss}ccee IN marked
degree. in aivi1i satik kion in that Of. I
nce. which u "a mo- 4imcult ono 10
fiIl. ON acooust \ lbnt ditch inter
ssts to b dsals EvidfH fHis knowledge
ofirrisaiion Law 81 Yxpsrisncs with /
irrigation quesdd y puld make bis I
services the shores kbls, shonld he
be called upon 70 y 3pon such oues- I
tions In the assent Ii
There is NO mani be district better
fitted to ill that lon with honor
and credit TO hima hd his constitu- i
ents. than Mr.. Trs Il
The Holly chieftain., 1898-11-04
THE NOVEMBER NUMBER

VI The Dslineator 10 called the ear.
" Winter" number and contains q
variety Of matter Of unsurpassed fresh
ness and charm. The present and
prospective fashions arc sxhaustively
described. and the literary and house,
hold features arc of the usual high do.
gree Of merit. Made on Earth, . story
Of Cornelia Atwood Pratt, sypifies the
love that women cherish for . home
they can call their own. The college
stores. Oy Nancy Vincent McCIeIland,
the scenes OF which are laid AZ vsssar,
reveal much Of the Significance Of coll
lege spirit and student ties. In the
series on The Common Ills Of Life, by
Dr., Grace Peckhsm Murray, appears
on Obesity. that win prove Of general
~ well aa particular interest,". The
fsrticle in the popular series oA Ara
ter Phctogrephys ~. AhasiotZA Han
deals specifically with tonine. Elsnor
Georgen contributes another scholarly
chapter Of practical exercises for tho
cultivation Of the voice. A Floral
Hunting Party. by Katharine E. Max.
well, outlines = delightful indoor on.
tertainment. The Woman's Press AS
sociations of the country furnish ma
terisl for the regular article ON Club
Women and Cluh Life, by Helen W.
Winslow. In Girls Interest and Oc-
cupstions, by Lafayette MeLaws, will
be found . number OF attasctiye sug-
gestions. An excellent group of
Household Subjects is embodied in
Rolls and Fancy Bread, A Thsnksgiv-
ing Menu, Maggie Salt and Waste in
the Kitchen. and the regular depart.
ments; Social Obseryances. conducted
by Mrs. Csdwaiader Jonea, the Tea
Table, BY Mis-. witherspoon, Fancy
Stitches, etc.. are as complete and
varied as the most fss,idious could
desire.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-11-04

The election forecasts given out BY
the New York Herald, says the NEXT
house Of representatives will contain 147
democrats, 100 republicans. populists
and II fusionists. The Senate will con-
tain 80 democrats. 45 republicans. IL
poFnIists ard 3 doubtful. It says the
Indications are that Van Wyck leads H.
the race for governor In New York: that
Ohio and Michigan will 90 republican.
ana the bryanites will carry Nebrsska.
Aansas. south Dakota and Nevada.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-11-04
Tsaohsr'. AssocIatIIe,n.


The Prower's County Teachers Aaso-
citation will meet in the school building
at lamar, Colorado. November II, 1898,
at2 Pm.
Papcr-"Connection Of Mind with Body
L. f. Brown.
Discussion, Mrs. Mary Rosebrouah.
D. h. Dickson.
Miss Anna Billingslea.
Paper, "How the Teachers Make use Of
Analysis Of Mind"
Miss Geneva Arorehouse,
Discussion. A. L. Beavers.
Miss Nellie McClain.
leslie Milford.
Paper. "Mental Developementn
A. E. Crawford.
Discussion. Miss May Robinsor.
J. B Carley
Miss Angenette Boyier.
Paper. "The Bearings of the Develop
ment of the Mind ON Education y
]. ]. Allison.
Discussion, Miss Josie Evans.
J. A. Rosebrough.
Mrs. Allie Moury.
Paper, characteristics Of an Ideal
Lesson" o. F. Leonard.
Discussion. Mrs. Vida v. Williams.
Reuben v. Burke,
Miss Ida n. Scott
The first four topics are taken from
"sully's Teachers Handbook Of Psy-
chology. ."and the last topic is taken
from Educational Foundations" Oc-
tober and November numbers.
The discussions will be, interspersed
with music, A profitable session is an.
ticipated.
All are cordially Invited to attend.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-11-04
HvsrybslIy ~ -.

Osscere1a Candy CathsrtIc, ~ ne,t -.
eet1u modl1al discovery of ebo ~. nloSa-
snt end retrsshiag 70 ~ ns1o, IN fsei3S
c;aIp cSo p9,sasayssy ps,s @ aassys lysr "a bowo!s
cors hc16ashs, fsver. AS1ioSl cosst stincSios
- hiltel1ssaS. plenDl ~ ~ ~ n ~
8 : 8 8 60; 9 sss g 8 's,l s:.I';;
The Holly chieftain., 1898-11-04
The aass Pla.,,f,

a piscs Of flannel dampsnsd With
unsmbsrlains PAin Balm and bound
% 70 the affected parts, b superior d
Any piaetsr. When troubIsd With !
pain II the chest or aide. OF ! lsms
oeck, give Il trial. You are csrtai.
g bs more than plssssd with the
prompt reiisf whIsh It s6ords. Pain
beim Y also : ssktain cure ~ shsuna-
~. For sals ~ q. I. NePAsrsun.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-11-04

While it Is certain that the policy of
American ownership of the Philllpp-
Finee wiili'e popular, it remains 10 be
ascertained whether the method of OBJ
tanning that ownership will meet with
such general approval. 1t must be un-
derstood to start with, that NO official
has been made concern
ing that method, but that enough has
been said by those who ought to know,
to cause it to be believed that ths con-
sent Of Spain will be obtained, either
by direct payment Of money to Spain.
or by the assumption Of about e40, 600,
0eO Of Spanish bonds. issued for i'm
proyements in the Philippines, At
first glance. there will naturally be op.
position to the United States paying
$40e, ,0e, 600 or any other sum, for upd,s.
pnted possession Of territory, which had
already been conquered by force of
arms. But many will doubtless accept
the argument that the Philippenes
bonds. which were not, as were the Gu
ban bonds. issued to make war against
tho natives Of the islands. but for the
purposes Of public improvement. should
b oonsidered lien ON the island, re-
kasdless Of ownership. and that 1t would
p m Injustice, discreditable to great
country IKE the United States. to take
he isiaaus from Spain and leave that
pay Indebtedness incurred
~ spubic improvements ON them. The
tonsh likely 10 be much discussed
y Henn a 4 becomes absolutely certain
lfse What terms We are to acquire the
Phi1Iupeuss
The Holly chieftain., 1898-11-04

ifycu have say work Of this
kisd bssss u 70 the Cnri,-
rAls oAles. w guarantee
sssissss sssiea.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-11-04
While it is ~ cnI.yrAIs's obsct to ,

While it 10 m CHrEsrAIs's ob;rct to
maintain . stridIy independent attitude
regarding the farious political parties.
and endeayorsto treat all parties alike
yet we would 20 neelecting the duty we
owe to our rediers. should wa reTnai,
neutral on ant question affecting the
interests Of ihis section of the state
the oaace of representative is one Of
the most imIortant, and one which Hh.
yeters should exercise their best Judge
ment in filling. They should elect the
man who can do their district the most
good. We trust our readers will give
this matter candid thought. and not let
their political Views blind them to their
individual interests.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-11-04

The heavy rush Of cattle to market
is threatening to bring down the price
II the price starts downward, II is liable
to 70 to the bottom and those who have
paid fancy prices will suffer.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-11-04

Atfse headquarters ofthe republican
and democrattc congressional commit
- n WashinRton, the claims are
1aAost equal = 70 which party will elect
y Msjotitv Of the next House. but the
opahios octsids y that the republicans
sstll feteiA contt1l e the. Honse by I
ftddcsd HaJdf1ty. s0me democrats say
they wsuld prefer that the House
should remain republican, because if
their party carried it, they would have
to share In the responsibility of the ad-
ministration in inaugurating the e1-
pertinent Of . colonial policy. or take
the responsibility of hampering that
policy, and that they would prefer doing
neither during the next two years. II
that sentiment exists to any extent
amongthe voters Of the party, there is
no doubt Of the result of the election.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-11-04

There viii b. liver republican
tickets on the next Tuesday,
One is called the silver republi-
can ticket. and b ts emblem, Z pic
ture Of Uncle San the motto, "le to
! BY Uncle Same !" This ticket il
put up and suppolI b Henry n. Tel
Ter and his friendl y il. the genuine
silver republicaaA Tho silver re-
publican tick ct. = b dove q an EN-.
blem. With the an 10 to I. has
fused with the ~ epu5lican party,
and supports Wolcott for
governor.
All the psop fProxsrs county
know how hoasd faithfully J, B.
TrAxlss has AL q Ills duties -
water commiaiif ~ also know
be = Just = cap. oIsriornins The
duties dsvoly yinl pr tprsssnsatiys.
Thsss alons AM ne1 rsssous Why
be sbodld = N 4 p Tsssday. snd
sasrs - .as, sEs |
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Free Medical Advice.


The faculty of the Medical depart.
ment of the University of Colorado will
give free medical and surgical advice to
the deserving poor At the medical build.
ing on the university campus as follows:
Each morning Of the week, exclusive
of Saturday and Sunday. from $50 to
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Each evening Of the week. exclusive
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Wednesday Evening-Diseases of the
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Thursday Evening-Di.eases of wo-
men.
A small fee will be charged to cover
the expense Of the medicine used.
3o-tf L. NJ. CIYIIN, Dean.
Daily camera., 1898-10-20

The administration OF Governor Charles
S. Thomas will be but continuance of
the excellent administration of Alva
Adams, universally pronounced the best
this state ever had. There are no strings
on our Charley and he has something be.
sizes money to recommend him to the
voters OF this state.
Daily camera., 1898-10-20

Lewis S. Gaylord has finally secured
exclusive control of the Colorado Springs
Telegraph, in which he has been inter.
ested for the past two years. Mr.. Gay
lord is graduate of the university her
and has many friends. who, admiring bis
pluck, energy add perseverance, will be
pleased at the news of his success. The
Telegraph is a strong silver organ, an
ably managed newspaper, representing
the interests of Colorado Springs and the
state as no other paper in that city ever
has done or IN fact can do.
Daily camera., 1898-10-20
Another Cut.
To Chicago s24.75. To St. Louis s22
L. E. GILLER. Agent.

More than twenty million free samples
of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve have
been distributed by the manufacturers.
What better proof of their confidence in
its merits DO you want7 1t cures piles,
burns, scalds, sores, in the shortest space
of time. Chas. c. Giesick, Parlor Drug
Store.
Daily camera., 1898-10-20

One Minute Cough Cure surprises peo-
pie by its quick cures and children may
take it in large quantities without the
least danger. 1t has won for itself the
best reputation of any preparation used
today for colds, Group, tickling in the
throat or obstinate coughs. Chas. c.
Gicsick, Pa,lor Drug Store.