The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-03
ALL AFTER YELLOW STUFF.

Or; Dr. G. H. Reitneur, physician of Webster
City, TO-, has abandoned his practice at that
pace, attracted by the gold craze, and sug-
sests mat II, when he lands in Alaska, he
hnds the people prefer to have him practice
ratner than dig for gold he will be content.
j. st: George Fixott and James Williams. of
%. Taul, VIII leave over the 500 road today
I 10 victoria to secure equipments for party
OF nineteen st. Paul people who will 60 to
Alaska Mr.. Fixott has been a railroad con-
I Iiattor ana Woodman. Those going with his
party are all railroad employees. many of
tHen WORKING In shops in this city The
party will leave st. Paul Feb and will
~ 4, ny way OF Fort Wrangel and Lake Teslin.
~ Is proposed to dredge along the HootaIinuua
| terror. -0 IL
ne Pacific Steamship Whaling company has
Northern Pacific that it cannot accept any
more passengers for the boat leaving for the
copper river region, Feb. 10.
George J. Axel, of Victoria, B. c., who has
4een IN New York the past few years, passed
through here yesterday, and took the North
eIn racine train for the coast whence he
WIN sail for Alaska. He will act as advance
agent for a number of his Eastern friends,
York. VI 'e"
P II: Snow. E. D. Kingsley, L. w. Guiteau
ana w. N. Becker, coming from Freeport,
Ill, came on yesterday from that place and
proceeded over the Northern Pacific to the
! coast where they hope to make some ar
IGhsement Tor transportation to Orca, on the
Alaskan coast.
j. A. Moore, E. ]. Butler and G.. A. Gun
nlngham of Maple Lake, Mimi, left Mime
apoIs yesterday on the overland for the Pa
enc coast They had tickets to Skaguay,
where they will look over the situation. and
| II prospects are favorable will go over the
pass in search of gold
f. j. Q'Neil, of the St. Paul fire depart
Inent, who recently resigned his position,
day.
George Sutherland. of Hasty. Mimi. and
henry Emery, 10 First street north. Minne-
apolis, purchased tickets yesterday for Sc
a aoISs t4elr objective point being the gold
NEEDS Ihey are strong men, accustomed to
rough life, and determined to find gold ar
die in the attempt.
Charles Johnson and Dick NIonzig, of Hast
angs' MINI; went to Minneapolis a few days
ago TO purchase a Klondke outfit and board
ed Inc overland yesterday for the coast They
VIII stop at Skaguay to look the town over.
ana then proceed to the gold diggings
H. kortlitzkoi and Adam Heilmann two
former banana merchants of Indianapolis.
Ihd:, VINO were smitten with the Klondicltus
rev weeks ago. were passengers on the
coast train yesterday. with Skaguay as their
destination. they go to seek gold not in
nuggets, but In coined dollars in the gen
eral QUILTING business
wv, w: 5; Fur!ong and Paul Emlch, of Pitts
Dufg, Pa, left last evening with Seattle as
their destination They viii go to the Con-
per river country, where they will Join a.
party that will go through the Va,des pass
10 the nuggets which lie beyond.
me Canadian Pacific is the first to issue
a wall map showing the country Of such re-
nlarkabie mineral deposits. 1t is IS by %,
territories, and the upper part of Canada It
Is neatly printed in cOiors and shows the
various routes to Klondike
Inc Blonde brothers and J. w. Buck.
bought transportation yesterday for Alaska
1hey VIII sail from Seattle to Dyea on the
FAX Shan A complete outfit formed their
baggage, which they purchased Of Mime
r. j. Harlow. young but resolute man.
Dade Minneapolis friends farewell yesterday
and boarded the coast train for Seattle. He
Will go to Skaguay to strike out for him
seif' and bring back fortune if possible.