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The San Francisco call., 1898-11-02
Old Friends, High links.

The society of Old Friends will give ono
 of its "high jinks" at Washington Hall tonight. In addition to the programme which is characteristic of the Old Friends
 gathering. there will be fine minstrel show. under the supervision of T. Tre- eeilas. The present entertainment will
 De for the sick fund of the society and a small admission fee of twenty-five cents will be charged. This will guarantee re- treatments and fun on an all-round scale.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-02
DICK DEMANDS HIS BROTH
 FRS IMMEDIATE RETURN.

When R. H. Mcdonald Jf. sent an- other cipher dispatch to his brother 1t was practically to .reiterate the. warn ings and the pleadings he had uttered before. The condition of the Pacific Bank was hopeless, but R. H: McDon- ald Jr.,, his brother and his father be- lieved that by. .robbing the Peoples Bank. they might save the commercial bank. The sons had already, with the selfish thought of their own future, pro- tected their fathers property from the attachment that they knew would fol- low the failure of the banks. In the dispatch that follows Dick Mcdonald sought to save his fathers reputation as well. The telegram read, through the assistance of the cipher, is as fol- lows:
 Our only sure independent means of safety now Is for you to return imme-
 diately-yes, immediately. Have Peo-
 ples supply Pacific funds they have or
 can easily raise Before leaving with
 pa, immediately renew Chemical Park
 loan due twelfth twenty nine, plus
 fifty at Park Be suave. Determine
 they will yield. If not, SCOUT around
 other banks. Large loans require long
 time. Am too weak to wait. Dyer ras-
 cally keeping us on string to increase
 overdraft. Now nearly one fifty thou
 sand. Augmented yesterday five thou
 sand. To-day four. Pa should remain
 unless health forbids. Looks better
 and may be useful to us. Let s. play
 with Electrics as long as he likes. Pa
 alone knows you return. Sherman's
 knowledge our weakness. Now 1t is
 pulling for time to save ourselves.
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STILL SEEKS TO ROB
 VETERANS OF VOTES
Abbot Kinne Appeals From the De-
 cision Rendered by Judge

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 1.-Notice was filed by A. Kinney, with the County Clerk to-dav of an appeal to the Supreme Court of the State of California from the judg ment lately rendered by Judge Allen in the test case instituted for the purpose of 9f veterans at the Santa Monica Soldiers Home to registration as voters in Los Angeles County. Judgment was found for the defendants.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-02
Stockton Boy Disappears.

|. STOCKTON. Now l-Charlie, the 15- vear-oId son of Charles McGhan of this eity. disappeared on Saturday afternoon The boy is freckled and of slender build. He was an exceptionally qulet isd This is the first time he has ever heen away from home over night and the boys mother is nearly distracted. Foui v,lory 3e foa rad
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-02
Her Lover Was False.

Mrs. Annie Powell, living at 472 Steven son street, attempted to commit suicide last night by opening an artery in her arm She was taken to the Receiving Hospital She says she has been tilted by her lover. and as life had no further charms she decided to end it. The Injury will not prove fatal.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-02
Becomes an American Ship.

TACOMA, Nov. 1.-The American flag displaced the British ensign on the Pa .ifc steamship liner Victoria to-day. The exchange was accompanied by appropri- ate ceremonies.
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A Sister Dies of Typhoid Fever.

CAMP POLAND, KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 1..The first death among the division hospital nurses occurred to-day. The victim was Sister Mary Elizabeth Flannagan of Baltimore. She died Of typhoid fever.
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Killed in a Jamestown Mine.

JAMESTOWN, Nov. 1.-In No. 3 com partment shaft at the Trio mine. David Stewart of Quartz Mountain and Frank Calkings, late of Sis-iyou County, were killed this morning. A drill struck stick of giant powder left in hole, causing an explosion Both men were single.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-02
Alleged Bicycle Thief.

SACRAMENTO, Nov 1.-George Parker was arrested here tonight for stealing bicycles Several wheels have been stolen here within the past week, and 1t is be- lieyed that Parker or his confederates took all of them. sIie has been identified as T person who sold wheel few days ago.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-02
German Steamer Disabled.

BREMEN. Nov. 1.-The German steam CT Ellen Rickmers, bound from this port for Galveston, is at the mouth of the Weser with her propeller shaft broken Assistance is being rendered her.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-02
DICK FEARED THAT FARNUM :. AND DORM WERE PLOT
 TING AGAINST.HIM,

When R. H. McDonald. telegraphed again to his brother he was in dire dis tress. He commanded his brother inn mediately and, as he shamelessly ex- pressed it, handle the Peoples Bank at once" He was fearful, he wired, that Dorn and Farnum were plotting to keep his hands out of the vaults of the. Peoples Bank, and that he would soon be powerless. He suggests an- other scheme against his uncle, Cap tain Jin,'' and cries. out in distress that Dyer's overhaul is still going up. The cipher telegram is as follows:
 Learn for first time Electric. deal. an option till January first when two fifty may or may not be paid. l consider same impossible. Come home immediately and han die Peoples. Our only re- source now. Soon. Dorn- Farnum crowd will have things so we are all pow erleSS. Get Pa to surrender at very low valuation his stock and Captain may buy him out rather than See misfortune. Dyer ovePdpaft going up terribly, now nearly one sixty thousand against one hundred and forty since your absence. Must meet 24th Park fifty thousand.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-02
THE PEOPLES BANK THE LAST RESORT OF THE THIEVING
 BANKERS.

The next dispatch of R. H. Mcdonald Jr. to his brother Frank would indicate that the thieying banker at this end sof the line was on the verge of insan- ity. He commanded his brother to re- turn at once or take upon his should CTS the responsibility of having de- stroyed the very foundation of the bank. Dick begged his brother to save him from the impending action of one Eastern bank and to make his father protect him from the other. Dyer had made another overdraft. The Peoples Bank had loaned out $40000, which Dick said should have gone to the vaults of the Pacific Bank The af- fairs of both institutions were nearing the end. Dick Mcdonald had ceased to be a banker and had become high wayman without taking any of the highwayman's chances. His frantic dispatch was as follows:
 You must come immedi- ateIy after fixing Chem icaI. I demand it of you. D bank has run up overdraft
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-02
Salinas Bond Election.

SALINAS, Nov. 1.-The Common Coun- ell last night decided to call a. special election. to be held December 15, on the proposition to issue bonds amounting to ,000 for the erection of a new high school,
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-02
Coinage During October.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-The monthly statement of the director of the mint shows the total coinage at the United States Mints during October to have been SS. 600 .S41 as follows: Gold, $5,1S0 900; sil- yer $3 354 .191; minor coins, S66.S5O.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-02
MEET EXTENDED TWO WEEKS
CLOSES ON THE NINETEENTH OF *. NOVEMBER.
Magic, at odds of 100 to l, Captures Five and Half Furlong Dash at Lake
 side.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CINCINNATI, Nov. L-The manage ment of the Latonia Jockey Club has de- cided to- extend the present meeting, which was to close on November 5, to Saturday, November 19. Weather pleas ant; track good.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-02
Snow Goes to Relieve SchIev.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1-Commande Snow, who is to relieve Admiral Schle, as commandant of the San Juan maya station, sailed from New York to-day. or the Solace.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-02
Cincinnati Journalist Coming.

CINCINNATI, Nov. t.-George Cohen. who has been city editor of the Times Star for several years, leaves soon to as- sume his duties on November 15 as edi- tor of San Francisco paper. Mir. Cohen has also been managing editor of an af- ternoon paper here. He is recognized as one of the best and most enterprising newspaper men in this locality.
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won: Montgomery, to ?, second Timemaker third Time, 1.141k.
 Sixth race one mile-FoncHife, Isto ., won:
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cave odds and Beat Petit.

MANCHESTER, England, Nov. L. Peter Nathan, of this city, the court ten- ;is champion of the world, conceding, the odds of half of fifteen for bisque. peat Thomas Petit of Boston, Mass. to-day A
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-02

Generals Wives Arrive at San Juan.
 SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, Nov. 1.-The wives of. Generals Brooke, Sheridan ana Grant arrived here to-day on board the limited States transport Obdanat 4Whlch left New York on October 27.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-02

soturday evenings to orkers
 open uh natrons promptly and without Across the pay ana @ cooking Cash prices tell Ye these things ye II ye uo nenA
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again to-day. You have no right to refuse me when l tell you that your absence to assist me imperils the foundation of this institu- ton. Now stay at your post. From now on nel- ther will write or have any communication.With you or will listen to anything from you. You must come home immediately. Condition or our small amount of cash demands it. Peoples only can save us, but must act immediately. Fix Chem icaI. Let pa attend Park. Keep all quiet and be here at once. Peoples loaned out forty thousand to-day which you could have stopped, This strain ter- rible on me.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-02

Aunt Maggie sF .(Kuhn). 2 to 1................ l Creedmore L, 100 q. Knightl. 15 to and Amber dints io lduiterTesj. to-
 Kathiies May, Lyllis, Royal Choice. Libation, Full Hand. Nellie. John Sullivan, Proyolo. Rida and Gomez also ran
 Third race five and one-half furlongs: ' Clarence B, 10S (Morrison), to 1..:.........s.. Eolandies, 1o5 (T; Knight), 5 to and eyen.:..2 Air Blast, 105 (Aker). to .Parakeet, fed Pirate and Ga1athee also ran
 Fourth race, mile and sixteenth, handicap: Millstreamas 1eo scrowhurst); s.to sS9sF What Next lst 5 q Mahews sS ana to to } Sir RoAa. Great Bend and Alleviate also fan
 Fifth, race, mile and quarter. selling: Joe shelby; 1o4 tM punn}. to 1.s.;,;:....:.. virgie o, ss (Kuhn). ? to :...-:...'.-.-.--.. ; Donation, hao e' Barton and Pop Dixon. also ran
 Sixth race five furlongs: R5as Rss 9 R pbp S5 m KS,sst s M psqo F toi slS t9 'Malaise. 1o6 (Dupee}, F to 1s-..-..-.-...:--..
 Lizzie TelIo, capitula, custance. Liiiie Marks. Preliminary, Rose Apple Frances Reed. Emily and Paysinta also ran.
 Seventh race, one mile, selling. Deyo. 10, so4 9p9pes2 eye1: 4o n Mordecai: 1os CMorrison). 2 to i....:......... 8 E caius. cs Ernahiomia, The Star of Bethlehen, The also ran. o.
 NEW YORK. Nov. 1--Aqueduct summaries:
 First. race, five furIongs. selling. Hairy Reed, io5 cfarnerj. to 10 and to f.: Tappan 1o2 (daher). to o1.....:!.........:.....s 8 Buffoon, tffe Lady Disdain, Bilan. Charlie Rose Athy. Calculation, Regulator and Surrogate also ran.
 Second race, five furlongs:
 Ineandsseeas 2s sclassona els ss 1d, t9 Al Reeves; s5 (o Connor), 8 to 1............... 3 E Sir iS Christopher Specialist, Roster ,Rltzki: Annie also ran. as Third race, mile and forty yardss whIstliag G9n IT SMshera E to t1 iS and Gala Day 1is Sspencer}' to S.....:.'.......:..
 Blarney Stone also ran-
 Fourth race, five and a half furiongs; TPan s7 9corbeleyS. 30 to and 10 to Tyrahona. no: tClawson), 5 to l................
 PrInce ie 6f Wales, Federal, chivalrous. Hilee. Ciaribo' and Rusher also ran.
 Fifth race, one mile:
 King Barleycorn, 100 (Maher)s to 5............ 2 Kirkwood, 100 (Clawson), to and to b.... Don d Oro 108 (O Leary), to l.....s..--.....-.
 Stray Step. Exception and Ben Elder also ran.
 Sixth race: mile and forty yards. selling: Becky RoIfe 99 lClawson), to 5............. 1, Hardy C. 100 (Garrigan). 13 to 5 and to 5.... Bastion. sa CO' Connor), to 1.:....-'........'.
 Time 1:46 3-5.
 Adauxes also ran-
 Sr5ICAGO. Nov e1-Lakestde results. Weather cool and clear: track good.
 First race five furlongs-Ferrol. to l. won I,rea Iadv to 1. secon6s CaIiova third Time, 1:O2A. ,.,a..,4,, = g. won Alvarado II. to l, secopo' bethienem Star third. Time 2:3SA. ,.,s
 Third race. five and a half. furlongs-.MNalzie; 100 to l, won; Sugden, 10 T. secono' Ss.ieui~i 'iiss Fourth race, mile ald seventy yards-A! Fresco 8 to 5, won; The Devil out, secono' Don Orsino third. Time, :4SA: ,
 Fifth race. six furlongs-o' Conneii, to l.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-02
INVERTEBRATES.
ADVERTISEMENTS ADVERTISING SCHEMES.

successru put our pracical "orh' underdone we nes ~ tell the sell and what we @ = % ~ what sample of our advertising ' " W ~ prices
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st race. one mile, selling:

First race, one mile, selling:
 Dutch Comedian, 100 (Kuhn), 10 to 1..a.......s1 Mariti, 102 (Cro%hurst) to Land to 1...... Elusive, 97 CT. Knight9, to 5.................s Time, 1:43h. Evaline Double Quick Arcturus,. Doncella,
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mile, selling,

. Second race, one mile, sellingi "a 2 Aunt Maggie, sF (Kuhn), to 1..........-...... l Creedmore l. 100 q. Knightl. 15 to and 10 ...s,...
 Time, 1:43N.
 Kathiea May, Lyllis, Royal Choice Libation, Full Hand, Nellie, John Sullivan, Provolo. Rida and Gomez also ran
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-02
Men's Ribbed Underwear, Winter s5c

Special sale until election day unless sooner sold gray shirts or drawers. all sizesi see the window; 75 cents at credit stores.
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Sixth race: mile and forty yards. selling; Becky Rolfe 99 (CIawson), to 5.............. Hardy c, 100 (Garrigan). B to and to 5.... Bastion, ss (O' Connor1. to 1................... Time. 1:f6 3-5.
 Adauxes also ran
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-02
KIondike Bread

KIoudike Bread ..........s.. Be This bread finds ready sale in many homes: brought loo in Alaska times. Either mar iners' toast or pumpernickel, now Sc. 20 lbs
 50 cents.
 Tables, Kitchen ....... A.VO
 We used about 40 of these to store dry goods
 while erecting counters; all in good order;
 take your choice for ST. plain work or res
 taurant tables. with drawer.
 Axe and Handle. .......... .I5c
 Only few to offer in extra quality to close
 the lot; look out for them.
 Knapsacks or HayerSackS .... lOc
 These are army goods worth 75c to; s1 or
 more left on sale, not over 50 now of, either
 kind; very handy
 Alaska sleds, about dozen. were $6......s..s1 % Telescope stoves for camp use, s10. now.... co Rread pans iron, not large, one e,........... s Butcher knives, family size l5c kind....:... 5 Sage or savory, soc lib cans................. 10 Rose sticks for the garden, painted. .,...... ? Baking powder, army goods, best known.... 20 Blankets to keep cold out, pair. 50 Heavy wool blankets. Alaska trade.......... 5 %
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NEW YORK, Nov. I--Aqueduct summarizes

First. race, five furlongs. selling: Tinge 105 Cunningham, 10 to 1..........s..... Harry Reed, 105 eTurner). T. to 10 and to l.. Tappan, 1o2 (daher), to Time, 1:02 4-5.
 Buffoon, Lady Disdain, Billali, Charlie Rose, Athy, Calcuation,' Regulator and Surrogate also ran. o
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LE THE PEOPLES MONEY OR 60 HANG YOURSELF

fromle
   One monen onet to
  o to-day Dye
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Third race. five and one-half furiongs:
 Clarence B. 1OS (Ndorrison), 6 to 1............s.. yolandies,; 105 CT. Knight), to and 'even.:s.s Air Blast, 1o5 (Aker).4 to 5.....: .Parakeet, fed Pirate and Galathes also ran
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Barbee, a05 (Crowhurst), to and to 1..... 2 Mordeca 10S (MorTisonl, ? to 1..........s...... 8
 Time, 1:44.
 Caius. Ennomia, The Star of Bethlehem, The Doctor, Harry shannon and Eleanor Holmes
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the window; 75 cents at creolt stores. Canton Flannel ..5c
 This is unbleached. good width and weight
 for children's wear.
 Muslin, yard wide DC Either bleached or brown (unbleacneu1'
 good family grades, especially the S DIV sI
 Many 1000 yards selling every week anu =
 ways at a bargain.
 Calico Dress Styles ~
 These are dark goods and good stybss. ,bss style
 house in town meets our prices UT 's
 of goods.
 Misses' stout grain school shoes, II 'S S's- Y Y5 SshiId,s stout grain school shoes to e-. ss Ladies' dress style kid shoes stgIes, closing Is Carpet s1yeepers. little girls. DUG kino & Hair brushes 15c kind. too many 5 Kntfe and fork baskets. were iyS, s,e - 10 Waii paper, double rolls. parlor s's
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Fifth race, one mile:
 King Barleycorn, 100 (Maher)s 4 to 5............ Kirkwood 100 (Clawson), to and to 6.... Don d Oro IO6 (O Leary), to 1....s...-.......
 Stray Step, Exception and Ben Elder also ran
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Fourth. race, five and a haIf furIongst Captain Sigsbee, 1161(spenoerl, to 5.......... Tyran, s7 @Corbeley), 30 to l and 10 to 1....... Tyrahona 110s tCIawson), 5. to l.......-........
 Prince of Wales, Federal, Chivalrous. Hilee. Ciaribo and Rusher also ran.
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Fourth race. mile and e sixteenth. handical Miilstream, 100 (Crowhurstls Sto l.. ............ Sauber, 107 iBritton), to l and 5 to 2........ What Next, 1i5 c. Mathews), to L..
 Sir Roaa. Great Bend and Alleviate also Ia,
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Calico Dress Styles 4c

These are dark goods and goUu s', ;,bIs styIe house in town meets our prices UT 's of goods.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-12-12

accused persons prior to trial. An
amendment proposing to retain secret
examinations in cases involving ma
tional danger was opposed by the
minister of war, M. de F'reycinct, and
rejected.
In the French chamber of deputies
NJ. Gauthier, republican, introduced a
measure providing for the election
of senators by universal suffrage and
demanded urgency. The premier, M
Dupuy, opposed the granting OF
urgency and said the chamber should
think twice before deciding upon
proposition changing the whole cleo
toral system. Urgency, however,
was adopted by a vote Of 243 to 228.
In Paris an imposing meeting was
held in favor of revision of the Drey-
fus case and to protest against the
Picquart trial. Speeches were made
by Anatole F'rabce, the poet; DR.. Paul
Reclus, Josef Reinech, formerly a re-
publican member of the chamber OF
deputies and others, demanding the
abolition of courts martial and a reso-
luton was voted expressing adm1ra-
ton for Col. Picquart. After the meet
ing demonstrations were made against
NM Drumont and Rochefort, in front
of the offices of the newspapers Eclalr
and Libre Parole
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-12-12
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
PEACE POINTERS.

Three more Dakota soldiers died at
Manila. ooaod-
faster than ever.
Spain,s peace commission proposed
to arbitrate blame for blowing up the
Maine.
The Filipinos threaten to fight US
unless they are granted complete IN
dependence.
President Mckinley will not RISK a
vote on the treaty unless its ratlflca-
ton is assured.
Uncle Sam will carry free from New
York gifts to the soldier boys in Porto
Rico and Cuba.
The supreme court of Santiago, as
reorganized 10y General Wood, was
opened for business.
Rigorous precautions are being
taken to prevent the threatened out
break of Carlists in Spain.
Aguinaldo, it is reported, seeks a
large ransom for the release OF the
friars whom he holds as prisoners.
The Spanish peace commissioners
seek to have the open-door trade
policy extended TO Cuba and Porto
Rico.
The independent party in the Philip
mines is talking of fighting the Amerl-
cans and denies SPANS right to sell
the islands.
Testimony before the war IN
euiry commission showed that rail-
roads would not give competitive rates
for army traffic.
The Spanish government has char
tered another large number OF steam
ers, in order to complete the eVacua-
ton of Cuba by Christmas.
Madrid refuses to cede to us one OF
the Carolines, or to grant religious
freedom in those islands, or to give
us a coaling station at Ceuta.
Senior Silvela, the Spanish conserva-
tive leader, advocates an immediate
summoning of the cortes and the GUST
ing of the liberals from power.
Gen. Alger, in his annual report,
recommends increase of regular army
to 100000 men, including natives OF
colonies, and asks for enormous ap-
preparations.
General Parade, president of the
Spanish commission for the evacua-
ton of Cuba, will soon sail for Spain
and will be succeeded by General
Castellanos.
The executive committee of the
Cuban assembly has agreed to make it
compulsory on the part of any Cuban
officer insulted by a Spanish, Ameri-
can or other officers, to challenge the
insultor to duel.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-12-12

j. e. Spur, the government Alaskan
explorer VINO has just completed one
or the most extensive and important
exploring trips ever MADE IN Alaska,
passed. through Madison Monday on
his way to Washington. he has had
extensive experience in the upper Yu-
kon region and is therefore familiar
with the conditions and pecullarities
of that country. His report on the
Youkon region comprises the only ex-
tensiVe geographical report upon any
area in the interior of Alaska. At the
opening of the present season he UNI
dertook to penetrate the vast I'M
known country between Cooks inlet
and the Behring sea and to the south
of the Yukon basin. His party was
landed at Syonak, the head of naviga-
ton on Cooks inlet, early in May by
the United States gunbo@t Wheeling.
From there he travelled in canoes up
the Suskitna to the mouth of the
Yeutno, then up the river for dis
lance of 200 miles to it's headWaters in
a high and hitherto entirely unknown
mountain range. This range he sue
ceeded in crossing and found his way
to the hcad-waters of the Kuskokwin,
which is the second largest river in
Alaska. He travelled the entire
length of this river, distance of
over 700 miles, to the Behring sea.
From that point it is easy to reach
ST. Michaels and most men woul1 have
been satisfied with the seasons work
and been glad to return to civilization
by way of St. Michaels. Mr.. Spur, how
ever, at once decided to make an at
tempt to reach Bristol bay and return
to Cooks inlet by a route reported to
be some times used by natives. After
travelling up and down numerous
small and rapid rivers, through lakes
and over several mountain ranges, he
finally reached Kalmai, a little Indian
village and trading station on the
south and east of the Unalaska PENN
sula This is only SO miles from Ko-
diac island and where several
small fishing schooners winter. Ma
tives he secured to cross the straits
in kayaks with a message to the fisher
men. Luckily the Alaska CONNER
cial company's steamer Dora, which
was belated on its last trip of the sea-
son, happened in to Kodiac at this
time and she went to Katmai and
brought the party to Seattle. But for
this circumstance the party would
probably not have reached the states
before January LIST, as at this season
of the year the coast is very stormy
and the trip, in a fishing schooner to
Sitka, would have been a long and
dangerous one.
The party consisted of Mr.. Spur, w.
S. Post of Washington, Dr.. Oscar
Rohn of Madison and G. A. Hartman
of Philadelphia Mr.. Rohn, who ac-
companied the expedition as geological
assistant to Mr.. Spur, is a graduate
of the University of Wisconsin, cap
tanning the university crew in '95 and
holding the position of instructor in
gymnastics for two years.