The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-09

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fs.fzexeai isgat IL tsezr operasseas e. tte
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tbs s4t1D0Ee- cerape=s. wascs SAILED fr1rr
P921t H1pe- AlasAa- ZEE lSs:er pz=t 8.
gzfy. &zz1 iEere gaze sa=.- EsE@ u bar
s.Ee.lzn r-cazll-s
ksly and E5sa seft the Goa1sx Gate In
S2a=. $50, 81 tf@ schooner F0E41t ~ get
sgplAy % oe4r fer Dr s.esson Jack
ssaz. aakaEg VILE tAefG Z ssys.y e sgovs-
ssnzs. aEzaaonltAsr.. gazs 2zd essser goals
fer barre. Tasrs Eas #cz.e iasaculty IN
getting clearance savesz frozn San Fran-
cisoo Oh sceosl.s Q. & permit from 1ae
Russian govrrnzzent, wsssca provided ex-
pressig thai Trey Esnz. osy the render
~j1a ca.n Only According 10 Keuy, tbs
expedition therefore lanass IL Siberia
wltEaoa; any Aatao-9Ey. which had sorse-
thing 20 s. wir5 HER h&z;y leaving.
VS. landed az s.. Lawrence hay and
esianl shed oar station wstheut any
trouble" says Kelly. '-Tsls nacives were
Fsfy friendly a. first. ard continued 80
untli attsr DE. Jackson came ami went.
-@D<@.utser =. re had however. rsc
soo0er left thar sne natives ehsng.d th4.v
attitude tosata ~. wzs ao.saed By
native glEi T1aE there xag trouble a.
preaching, aI4 ttaat the NATIVES u 3az.a
Villages Rad hef5 i u7eeflng a. which Il
~aS ceoate9 whether We should liz. er
d. They argued all algac without
agreeing. so-,se Of iheEn remaining cur
friends and Others snirs.flng f3r our bsoo3
Al arzt 3i1 not helfsys ,ss@ zrFs STORY
as j had oseEl buying 9ecr All tae IA
yves seemed very fTleEs4.y % all Ger
party. but s0oa r@eeigeC notice hat
natives fsorn All parts o: tbs peninsula
were gathering 70 wage xaE against Us
We we're then trlly alarmed. W haa
fought 40 rsin1eer. and in addition. tnere
were - foals. .hleE brought TIE total u
10 ss- These ~ distributed among the
friendly natives ~ hold for ira En5sea
States government. taking this S. pre-
c4utacnary measure IN case we should L..
killed
We barF4c&de3 our Sts; f2n. and during
Tbs long. dark winter kept watch ar
our Repeating r.aes. We coissfr 1scts9 4
labyrinth Of dark passages through which
the n~:iTes would have 10 pass t,sse~e
they could reach the inner apartments
@hs!e ]e lived This lr5Ye1 10 he Cur
Starvation. for n everyone Of he many
assaults they made 81 us tie natives
aIalle1 and Tetreatesi Gu; 81 these Da%-
sages before Ne thought it necessary -
Xii any of them 10 save Ourselves.
Drcenber = there wa 4 serious row
among The natives outside Of our station
But thsss fTchacktchi Indians are no. very
good narasale.l ana the affair resulted ia
only one death ina; II kopsb, ,he leader
81 tas uGff.sn3}y natives ~ were ths
cause ~ the whole trouble. Some q the
natives hal demanded our lives. and those
t1ai were friendly gaye out that they
would defend u. Hence the shooting.
After this fuzSliade things quieseI down
somewhat hut t5ers continued disturb
ances untI ADril Il. when fhe opposing
bands INST aga.n. This time ore Of our
friends wag killed
During all this time - Oh not dare
70 stir far beyond our station. ana then
II became 20 warm FOR Us that W de-
cisie8 TO leave tbs station q. fhc first Oh
irortonity. TIE Hawaiian steamer A.sx-
andsr furnished sae opportunity. she
had be%n 8ppe5 .a the ice OF Cane
N4yar!1 and h3st au her spring business.
She arrived OF the station July ). and
~ - once got aboard W. lsf. or
quarters jusE as they were. giving the
KEYS 30 friendly native
Put taete j. another thing " learned
aboll this reindeer business Il seems
thar the deer p aiet hal bsan previously
bought ard ssu' "a Alaska wer- Oh ned rs
sisolc families an. combinations Of fam
HES. The titles ~ f'ie Reg = and In
di@du2. deer taken rs th~ gore rf.nirFt.
WEE sadly mixed. and SOME 80 tn pa
tives claiming an ,Htefes+ ~ 5h..u xere
neter consulted aboH: ttc safe Aftpr
tse deer were SAifpe3 - ssia~k&. 4 resgr
CT bloo1~hed e;sUe3 3ad entire families
wer. slam The >urvl>ine ysorne. a~8
eeltageu OF me many ffn.Iiss ,hat hal
gone through tae leud ere pointed ont
"a Gte, ard vas horriHe. wsgh .nrir taa.s
- suffering 3ua bl-9ashe3 WAeu ~
weni "a siberia w. open~-s an OLD sore
aa8 ire natives were determined 10 H..
Feesu&ed GU u for k@ suffering ara
death - Ihetr knSstlaH
Another reason ;hst hastened our o.
paFtnre w.s tne stproarh % - Russtat
gur4h34' watch was report j efty rrlles
down the coast. W htd es+4t3.Sh4.l at.-
s;At3af. u; - I.aRf*Ece has ana landed
firearms ara 4Et5rie, - barter w:hu19
authority. AID th-Te w8u.4 u.vs uepg