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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-11
Being Treated In s,ltL,Le,

Lnuritz Larsen has been In Salt Lake
This week with ha daughter Florence.
consulting physicians there IN regard
To treatment Tor dlsens. ~ tho hip with
which tho child ~ afflicted She fcli
on the floor some two mouths aFu
while playing ana has since been a
little lame. hut n was supposed that
the knee was injured ana that nothing
serious would result. until short time
ego tho l0meness began Increasing.
and thorough examination resulted
m The determination 10 place her un-
der the carr M salt Lake specialists.
They examined tho case and an.
nounCcd u fracture uf the ban socket NJ
tho hin. one nj tho most aim cult uuilc-
tiunH that doctors are called uu0n Ca
deal with. The limb 20 tho knee aud
lower portion Of the body were ouonsrd
In plaster nf uirls. with n Wow OF al.
LOWING absolutely no movement NJ mo
limb Win tho most careful treat.
mrnt lt 10 thnurht q cure can hr
erected, Tut nothing positive could
d. guaranteed by the physicians Mt
Pleasant pyramid
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German Meeting To- tho Assembly Hall. a'
y O'Clock noon.
scandinavian Meeting ln tho Assembly
Hall NJ l0H m.
Tho News" ~ requcFted 20 publish
the following
Tho Third quorum of Elders VIII moot
IN the Third ward meeting house, MOI.
dny evening. at 1890.
Tho Fourth quorum " Seventy
meet IN the Twcriy-nrst ward meeting
house. and Monday evening noNt az
1880 o'clock
Tho Sixteenth quorum " seventy
will hold their regular monthly needing
IN the First ward assembly hail on
Monday evening June 18TH. Hi t..l
O'Clock. a full attendance u desired
The Thlrtleth quorum N srventy
viii meet In the Nineteenth ward meet.
lnr houFe uu Monday evenlnr June
18th, ~ $3.50 O'Clock. 4 full attendance
Of the quorum iG desired. aa u u cNa
perted thnf sSnc VI thu brethren 81 the
F1ut Council will be- prcacnt
The regular monthly meeting N The
Third quorum ~ Seventy Will b. held
In the Fourteenth ward assembly
rooms. Monday. the i3th inst. VI '.ll
.. IA. Member " the firt Council
viii be present a. mo the vacancy NJ
the quorum council a fun attendance
Of members ls therefore requested c.
n. Howe. Sec.
First uniiarlAn-2s and 80 W. Third
s0uih-Rcvs u. A. and Mia Tupprr
Maynard. ministers Flower sunday
R,.rvice az n ami r~f1nnn hy Mr.
Maynard. subject. THE Flowers and
the Children. Special musk arranged
for this service. In which Mr.. Nat NJ.
brigham. Mifs Mabel CLARK and chris.
ttnson'a Orchestra will assist Eugene
Field" concert az = pm. Unity club.
Hhakcapearran section. Monday az 3
y. m. Evolution section Thufnday at
II street
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brigham city News; \ fcw week.,
ago nm inquiry appeared In tho pes
eret News from 11llr Clough " Hurst
Mount near Ashton, Lancashire. Ems
land, concerning the whereabouts "
Harry William and David Booth. The
latter saw tho article and knowing the
lady tu hs daughter ~ his elder
brother. hlH communicated with her
ANA expects soon 90 receive an answer.
quite a number nf Nr Booths frioud1
informed him that such am inquiry had
been made, which proves not only hls
popularity but that of The "Desgrrt
News
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cEsrNI WORKS INSURANCE.
Home fire Paid rs Proportion, sl,138.44 =
Total loss Adjusted at SO, 643.44.

The Home Fire Insurance company
OF Utah yesterday paid Manager
Cairns Of the Portland Cement COM
pany the sum Of ii.7assi. ~ share Or
the loss sustained by that institution
IN the recent fire. The adiuatsr Tor the
Home and Mr. Marnhall white II San
Francisco. representing the outside
companies on the loss. fixed the total
damage az tig.GilN. and Mr.. white
left yostei day FOR san Francisco TAX
inF with him the proofs Of loss Tor the
outside companies Interested In tho
IRE. The total Insurance was 1880.
hut there was some salvage on the
machinery. and the warehouse escaped
with only a slight loss.
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ON Wednesday next tho Frh ward
sunday school VIII conduct au rNcur-
sion tu Lagoon. in which lll who desire
to spend r. pleasant day at an equally
pleasant resort. arc cordially invited
Geo participate. iu addition 90 thr thee
IlrON attraction HI che resort, tho
sghIul VIII furnish lmuEUmrnts Cor old
ana yuuuw. while dancing Will also b, a
feature. Tho married men viii cross
lufH Wtth those lees fortunate ln ID
umr uf baseball and other outdoor
sports VIII boz udulEHd 100 To- an oXtaut
calculated to Flvc al who go a genuine
good outing.
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Save your money and when you re-,
n Dollar. deposit Il with lions Savings
Woodruff. President. Geo. q.
Cannon. Vice President: George
NJ. Cannon. Cashier Joseph h.
Smith. Lorenzo Snow, r. o.
Mcbbor. Ilchcr j Grant. James Jack.
Francis NJ. Lyman. Angus ~ Cannon.
George Reynolds. II. H. ClawHon. l..
John Nuttail
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one week. Monday. June 3d.. 10 sat
uruay June Is, in Dry Goods and
Shoes, An other Bargain lists sur
passed.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

Salt Lake stake Conference will Doc
held tomorrow. at 10 am. and pm.
IN the Tabernacle. Sunday schools in
the various wards at 10 am, ana
meetings In the city ward assembly
rooms and adjacent wards a. follows
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Grand vaudeville & Minstrel Com,
phnY Afternoon ut 4 y. m, Even.
inEs az s. Round trim, Including
performance, 600.
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Salt Lake Temple.

The salt Lake Temple viii close on
Friday. June int. and reopen on Mon
day. August 10, 1895.
LORENZO SNOW. President
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Castle Gate and Winter quarters,
Lump, Nut ana Slack.
u. J. SHARP. Agent.
70 So. Main 81 Telephone go.
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Genuine sGol1rcd southern Jubilee.
Afternoon rlaIna every hour
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CITIZENS COAL COMPANY.
~ west Second South. Trl ~.
W. J. Wolstsnholme. r. u. Eilerbeck
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wNNTID -AUENrs
ron An AurIDLE EVERYONE on.
defsi eommis'ieu Wy cent; App.y Friday
roR pn, KARL q. MAEsEWs SCHOOL
and lifosdu. -alarl ur commission iHrt
or al ~ fnli laau CITY, Must be- llttuts
company application Tho SHELTON Pub
liahlug Co, ffutu Utah.
MARVELLOUS SUMMER NECESSITY
Ellison, itei i'olymula Il, New Orleans, Ia
WE HAVE THE HEST uNg. or WAR
novelties hllful, Dewey nnd Main" pie
Co., aoi 9th Aycnur Ncu York
FoR FAST SELLING ARTICLE. Ey-
iirsly new c9,y salrs lafge profits 'Swp,,ss
stacy s Co, d. Liberty street. Now York
sALEsNTN SPLENDID SIDE LINE
Condensod lna 10, % iFceno -. NoWYors.
AMERICAN tlAGs ARE ALL THE
RAGE t,ufy body y"Hs one sUud cents
our euamolyl Ha.. Puritan JowolrY O.,
Atttuburu Mass
SOLICITORS. LADIES on 0FNTLENFN.
t1ffoo ~ . Fast ihifd south.
LABEL YorU CANNED FHuiT ASp
| Jelly lw lhirn printed aud gummrd, Yonr
| uwn ussurl uIrNI lOui agents wanted g.
Williams bro, uauyillo, ia samples Tor
/ stamp
You poN'r HAVE TO BE 4 SALESMAN
COLLECT aitsr5ara W. 10 ' The sa iSs Win YOU
| absolutely nn lI|A.uE required v 10 20
ghlF comm sa' ur salary specially Co,
| department y. 80 Green street Chlcsgu
WANTED TRUSTWORTHY PERSON 10
/ travel Ray 'T and Expenses Permanent
taay, "a sia bu,Idlns chicag@
rAwNnNONETs AND JEWELLERS
] 77e7' -s7H7Ha-7-HHa- fs'as-7s77sas
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! WESTERN DENTAL co. G EAGLE
solid gold grown, utosi silver billings sJi
10 zoos gold illiugs Hand up
cry sCANENGEK.
BEFORE HAVING Your CFssPooLS
/ closets. rroa.rifup, cleaned, see city scay'
! gnNrr Ca Hest aud cheapest work done
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REPAIRING.
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/
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4 Ebert Norling ~ state street
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AMERICAN FLAGS ARE All THE
RAGE ttuty body y"an one sUud CENTS
in siuiup' iet saIN vito and agents price VI
Att,uburu. Mass
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Insurance.
wn,trnN IuNK AM NtrAL YAup
WINS

EZRA u MARTIN MAKES OF
repairs al kinds Of whip work lashcs 10
10 toc u foot q south West Temple
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~ EVERY LODGE AND COMMUNITY
gnud agent rnuNassur anU correspondent
iir pay. steady work Address. CO-upota'
tluu, nvuvor cola
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WE HAVE THE HEST LANE or WAR
novelties hllFuH. Dewey aud Maine pie
lures send sic iur SAMPLES Gordon HOOK
Co. iai 9TH Ayrnur NvW York.
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rAMNnMohI.n, ANn arMrLrns

I. WATliliS 90 g. isT so. LOANS or
diamonds, watches, IyWrlry. ptU, bargains
In uufrdrumpu uTtlulus. IstublIshDd sol
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WANTED TrJ -rWpRruY PERSON 10
travel Fay H and expenses Permanent
position Reference The Dominion Con-
puny, tG star building Chlcagn
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Statesmen 500 a MONTH AND TX.
psusos guaranteed, selling To merchant aud
families our machine Tor cooling rrfriEofat-
ufa guaranteed " percent cheaper than ICE.
Tor fuii particulars, address, Arctic kotriF-
Grating Co, Cincinnati %,
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PATENT sEfF-AnIusINO PACKAGE
carrier Century's greatest inventlunl sell
haitian Manufacturing Co. 10 Fulton street.
New York.
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scuIrroRs,

ALL KINDS on GRINDING AM ritr
inF 10 40 state street fusup W 4 ~ Cas-
Scissors aud pen kuiyus specially 4
Nutlur, proprietor.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-05-19

they can find an opportunity to fight
with detached portion of one of our
fleets. This opportunity is hardly likely
to arise, as the Spanish admiral must
realize. His present conduct cannot be
kept up Indefinitely without a base of
supplies, but he can continue for con-
siderable period to hover about the
West Indies and compel our squadron
to exercise the utmost vigilance to pre-
vent him from going to the relief of
Havana or doing damage to our sea-
ports and shipping. In the meanwhile
the Spanish vessels left at Cadiz and
other points may be on their way to
some exposed point OF our cost line.
Whether this is the object Of the
manoeuvers Of the Spanish fleet in the
West Indies or not, it is the part Of
prudence to remain where it can cause
apprehension instead Of giving our more
powerful force the chance to relieve it.
self Of the constant watchfulness it
must now maintain. It keeps our fleet
busy and prevents an aggressive move
ment on Cuba, besides disturbing the
blockade to some extent by making the
smaller vessels keep within the protec-
ton of the feet Probably the Span
iards would be well satisfied to prolong
the blockade, knowing that it is dan
gerous and fatiguing work. The hur-
ricane season is likely to begin before
long and this will add considerable,
peril to those now undergone. 1t may
be the Spanish hope that a fortunate
accident will occur to enable their ves-
sells to make an attack. without some
fortunate accident it is difficult TO be-
lieve that they will get any closer to
our squadrons than they are now
Milwaukee Sentinel.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-05-19
MILWAUKEE CARNIVAL.

The floats for the Carnival Pageant,
at Milwaukee, next month, are rapidly
nearing completion, and it is claimed
by the directors of the Association that
this feature alone will excel anything
of it's kind ever attempted in the North
The twenty floats viii cost about $50
O0O.00.
About two hundeed full blooded In
dians will be brought direct from the
reservations to take part in the Mil
waukee Carnival Celebration, from
June 9th to July 3rd. They will play
games of all kinds, build their bal k
canoes, carry on their wonderful bead
work ana live at their Indian Village
as near like their native life as possible.
There viii be a war dance during the
week.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-05-19
EUROPEAN INTERVIEW
TON q CfiIMERA

Some alarmists have held that the
European powers would intervene in be-
half of Spain against the United States.
There could be no greater ahsurdity
England will have nothing to do with
such intervention, and that is decisive
against Spain. France, Germany, Aus
Uia and Italy have heard Of Dewey's
mastery victory in Manila bay, and
they will fear to offend q power which
has such men, such arms, and such
brains to sUstaiu q war against Spain or
any other power, when the United
States reaches it's determination that it
must fight for humanity. The capture
of the Philippine islands has made Euro
pean statesmen fullyrealize what vast
naval power the United States has sud
denly become. We have 10.000.000 Ct
militia to guard our homes, and we have
a navy which carries our greatness to
the furthest ends Of the earth. The
German press has been very hostile to
the United States, because it's edit
could not believe that this country was
entering upon a great war for the sake
of God and humanity. The Turks
tortured, butchered, and rapined the
Armenians Observation-Disclosures solemn
protest of all Europe, and yet the na-
tions were afraid to touch Turkey.
P,7t the Tinted States alone vars with
Spain, because OF her barbarous starva-
ton of 100000 non-conbatant me2.
women, ndchildren. Capt,-Gen WeJ :
ler's policy has become the adherence
of mankind, and the United States is
properly holding Spain responsible for
his deeds.-Eyening " iscOnsin.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-05-19
TIE TOURISTS SEASON

The tourists season can be said to De
fairly opened here now and, Judging
from HE presens indications, itpromiseS
- he q GOOD one for the resorts IN TINS
yicinity Two parties have already
arrived ,for the Everett Resort Inc
tirst came Monday and the second a
unite q large party arrived Tuesday
This resort was opened up quite late
last season. But in the short Tune that
it. was opened to the public it became
quite we'll known and was popular with
those who visited it and this summer
will reap the beneftof that popularity.
rTar,,h'i~g's resort. or as 1t IS called'
....r. ;,o...s :. Il! ne opened 70
,s......,, 3 MOTEL is larger
-, .<,.,. l,esort and isalso more
pleasantly located, it being built IN a
handsome grove of large naples and as
convenient to the fine fishing as the
other. We doubt not that when IL De-
comes as well known as the other 1t VIII
be equally popular with pleasure
seekers.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-05-19

sz.g9a gerry NUMBER Co.'S
saw yssiI7 completely
DGeEroyGc3s

Fire broke out this morning ABOUT
two o'clock in the Gerry Lumber Cos.
.aw mill. 1t had gained great head
,vov and the entire mill was wrapped
in flames when the fire was first DIS
covered. The fremen could do moth
inc to save the mill and could only con
fine their efforts to keeping the tire
from spreading The mill was total
loss.
The annual sale Of tax certificates
oDened at the court house tuesday
There were only four buyers IN atteh-
dence and as each had their particular
lists that they wished to secure certl-.
fcates on the bidding was not very
brisk, The buyers present are e. Ii.
Mickleiohn of Rhinelander who IS buy
ing for A. w. Brown Of that place, l.
N, Stewart of Milwaukee, Grant Cook,
who is buying for VIM: Lindsay and
Jonas Radclilf who is buying for G. g.
KennOn.
John Collins and Harry Mcintyre
took an involuntary bath and lad a mar
row escape from drowning Sunday
morning. They were going odthshlns
and in trying to get their boat over a
boom stick capsized it and both went
into the water. Harry who can SWIM
succeeded in reaching q boom stick to
which he chung, Collins could not
swim and,went down twice. AS he came
up the second time he caught hold OF
the boat to which he chung. Ihelr
cries attracted the attention OF John
Walsh who took his boat and after hard
work succeeded in getting through the
scattered logs and boom sticks and res
cned them from their uncomfortable
position. The water was very cold and
they were both much chilled and nearly
exhausted when rescued. Itisneedless
TO saw that they had lost all desire to
90 fishing.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-05-19
SPANISH TACTICS.

The Spaniards sailing the Cape Verd
fleet appear to have a proper regard
for their health, even though cruise
on this side of the Atlantic was not un-
dertaken for that purpose. They are
keeping away from our ships and it
looks as if they intended to keep at a
safe distance for the present. They
will hardly risk an engagement, unless
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-05-19
very Low rates to Denver Col.

Via the NorthW estern Line. Ex-
.c,lrsion tickets will be sold at greatly
reduced rates June =, and 5, limited
to return June II to July 6, inclusive.
Apply to agents Chicago & Nor.L-
Western R'y.
Don't forget that you can find the
finest line of groceries in town at j. j.
Hughes restaurant. They will surely
please you both in quality and price.
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I [ANTED- TEUsTWORTHY AND AC-
w tive gentlemen or ladies to tray
q for responsible, established house in
Wisconsin. Monthly, $500 and ex-
penses. Position steady. Reference.
Enclose self-addressed stamped envel-
oPc The Dominion Company, Dept.
Y, Chicago.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND Aoss

I JANTED-TRUsT-W AND ACas
w tive gentlemen or ladies to trav-
el for responsible, established house in
Wisconsin. Monthly, $500 and ex-
penses. Position steady Reference.
Enclose self-addressed stamped envel-
ope. The Dominion Company, Dept.
Y, Chicago.
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Half Rates to appleton.

Via the Northwestern Line. EN-
cursion tickets will be sold at one fare
for round trip May % and 30, limited to
June 2, account OF Convention German
Catholic Benevolent Societies. Apply
to agents Chicago & North-Western
R'Y.
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Home seekers, cheap Excrgiong.

On May II, June and q, the
North-We Line will sell Home
Seekers excursion tickets, with favor
able time limits, to numerous points in
the West and South at exceptionally
low rates. For tickets and full infor-
nation apply TO agents Chicago &
North W stern Railway.
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Meet to be Held at Madison.
Nav 27 and 28.
May 27 and 2s

Via the Northwestern Line. Ex-
cursion tickets will be sold at one fare
for the round trip, limited to May 30.
For dates of sale, ETC., apply to agents
Chicago & Northwestern R'y.
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The best dressed men in town all
buy their clothes of J. B. Rogers, man
ager of J. E Sullivan & Cos'store.
: ANTED-TRUsT WORTHY AND Ac

I, ANTED-TRUST WORTHY AND AC
wv tive gentlemen or ladies to trav-
Ell for responsible, established house, in
Wisconsin. Monthly, $4,000 and ex-
penses. Position steady. Reference.
Enclose self addressed stamped envel-
ope. The Dominion Company, Dept.
Y, Chicago.
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~All kinds of Justice Blanks are
printed and for sale at this Office.
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WAN { ..

Bows and Girls to advertise for us.
We pay 81 90 per hour and give Inen
Bicycles, Gold Watches, oal fls1 az.
Guns. Skates, and 100 other useful ar
ticles. Send stamp for full particulars
samples and premiums.
ROYAL Pepsin Gum Cos
S,o,T cn,p1E,rr CHICAGO.
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Entered at the Post Office at Eagle Riv-
err. Wis, as second class mail matter
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Terms, 81. so Pei Year in Advance.
$500 after Six Months.
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!3CLsTElN-DuRHAm BULL.

I have d fine bull, half Holstein, half
Durham which will stand for service at
My farm Al. Croker.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-05-19

o. B. MOON, Editor and Proprietor.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-05-19

STREET, CHlCAGo'
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-09
OUTLAWRY IN ALASKA.
| Many a Miner Has Lost Life and Gold at
the Hands of Desperadoes.
(Erom the Chicago Tribune. }

(Erom the Chicago Tribune.)
Murder and robbery on a wholesale
scale mark the mountain trails of Alaska.
The paths which lead to and from the
country of the Klondike are beset with
inhuman ghouls who kill and steal with
impunity. There is scarcely mile of the
overland road on which gold-laden min
ers return from tho new Eldorado that
does not bear the mark of some fendish
sumed such terrifying proportions that
the strong arm of the Federal military
department has been invoked to suppress
1T.
This at least ia the sensational story
brought to Chicago by George F. Barry,
F. L. Heating, and others who have late
IL come back from Dawson City, and they
tell it with an air of earnestness which
forces conviction upon the listener In 1t
may be found an explanation OF the &C
tion of the Government IN hurrledly de-
spatching comparatively large detach-
ment of troops to Alaska at time when
the food supplies in store there are admit
tedly scarce, and the addition of even a
few more hungry men makes the situa
ton still more serious from the stand
point of famine
CONSERVATIVE IuoQ dssofU Gufto dU lcdSt
So, 600, 900 worth of gold dust and food
supplies have been stolen in the Klondike
country during the last twelve months,
most of it inside the last half year, as the
opportunities for plumber of his kind
have increased with the desire OF miners
who had made fortune to get back to
tho States and enjoy it.
The most direct confirmation of the re-
port comes from George +. Barry, who is
no-r in Chicago after an experience OF
eighteen months in the Klondike district.
He says: 4.
"My story sounds so much like dime
novel adventure that l am almost
ashamed to talk about 1t. To say that a
party of twenty miners was murdered in
one batch by bandits Is coming it pretty
strong, and yet 1 believe such was their
fate I went over the Dyea trail with a
party of six early in March, 1897. The
trail was then new and in bad shape, and
we were compelled to throw away a lot of
our supplies before we could get through.
We finally settled in what is now known
as Dead Mule Valley and laid ont our
claims. We had fair luck and before win
ter set in had cleaned up nearly 1000
apiece. In the meantime twenty other
miners had come down from the Klondika
region and made their homes in the val.
ley, so we had thriving little camp all
to ourselves.
"Toward the last of septembe two