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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-18

BORT p~or,ufelen. M0dten Sic 0nd=
oi9e 6rau. unierem Sreunoe nidt
etpas bon Der mertniiroi9en 6eititte
oes iun9sn Manuss er,ablsn, bic Sbnerl
ia oiel g.nauer betannt 1T als MIR"
tpenoet ii4 Seopi9 an lire 8Onnsrln.
.Ja. bas 1T cine b6tlt Ieltiame 8e=
ihidte," uabm 5rau &rambab oas
@Ort. ,Suitisratb SanQner bate in
Oeribieoencu 3eitun9en ben Iuiruf ers
lalien, SObonn WOlf9an9 uon Seu=
oOrf. Der brittle Sobn os5 perltorbenell
Wuloratsberrn bon SeuOprf iole lid
in elmer Observation-Disclosures bel
ibm mslOen. Ser Geiuhte lies ni6ts
bon li6 bOren uno Der SuitiSratb
9~laubte ibun. Die Sabe 9ana a~ui9ebsn
81 miiien. als lib ibm neuIl4 eln lun=
ger damn poritelte. Der ll3 &uoolpG
BON SeuoOrf, Sobn oes perItorbenen
Baron gilbert bon Senoorf uno Gntel
oes Wtaloratsherrn n~annte."
..Sas mar swsifeQos cine 9robs
lleberrnlhung tlr Den Sultl3r1tb.
Ia9te Otto, luelher lab. Oab Sr0ll
&rnmba9 innebielt, 0ls Oh lie cine
3wiibenbsmertun9 bon ibm erwarte.
.,Natitrli5, oenn isiu 9ufruf bate
njdt gilbert 9e9Olten, BON benz es bieB,
er lei unOerbsiratbet in Stalien SeItUr.
ben."
,.g8ar oieier 10 u%npermlt6et nuf=
tau6enoe Grbe aud nit ben uOtbiNen
geweiien fir feline SOentitdt ols re6t.
mdBiger SObu uno Grbe gilbert bon
ScuoOrf's pericbsn?"
.@spiB. gr lsste ben Srauidsin
ieiner Stern, ieiusn sigsneu Saul.
ihsiu. ben Sootsn'6sin Don gater uno
Wutter, Sablrei6e Srieie, Die 8lloer
ielner ;Samilie Dor. uno CAB ben
Namen uno Die Ioreiie Oes Yrieitsrs
an, Der feline Glterr sbelih perbano.
i'm ielbIt tauite uno ieiner Mutter biz
0rabreoe belt"
.Serr Suitisratb 2an9ner, Ser,
Baron SenOOrf." melOste in oieism
NU9eubllf Der Sisuer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-18

. bite, treten Sir nllr ndber. Sos
orne &inO miro lib 10 iebr ~ireusn, Sic
wieOsrSuieben."
rg2ie Nebt es ibr?" i~liiiterte Otto.
,,Shlett. 9nloiGer 9err. SIRE
Gage, oieIeIht ibre Stunoen lino gss
50Dlt."
Sn benz 2ebnisiiel ont 6enltsr rubte
o0s lisblihe iisrbenoe Wtdoben. Sns
bleihe GeIibthen mar fat OurblldtIN
aber Die 0rOben ountlsn Nugsn itrabls
ten 10 bell. Die 2ippen umipielte Elm 10
ieli9es Sdheln. o0B Die &rante ielbit
unter Dem S6otten oes Sooss ibDn
mar. Sic Itredte Otto iGre beloer
Sdnoe entQeacn. Sbr Gelibt leudtete
lule DertlIrt.
n6reuit gu Sid 10 iebr, mid wie=
oerSuleben, meine tleile GoOa?" fra9te
er.
nNd. 10 iebr, 10 iebr", baudts gOoa
b%efrleoi9t.
,,@unOerf Gu DID niat, oob i'd
gar nidt gu Dir tam?" ertunoigte er
iib, einen StuGl al ibre Settle i9iss
beno uno li6 nebsn lie ieBeno.
Sic erbOb tire litBen brarnen Nll0en
pbne WOriuurf, boil Gertraucn uno
0lauben gu ibnr.
So" erUioerte lie. vober ib o06te
mir, witti9e 0ei6dits bielten Sic
iuriit."
sd tonnte Did niGt uuffinocn,
mein &ino. Sn Dem unbeQrenjtel
Wteere oieier G~ieienIt0Ot MART gu mir
perloren Q~cQongen. GrIt 9eItern err
iuDr ib, no Su wO6ntelt."
,.@ie gut bon Sbnsn mid auiiuiu.
den. Sic Obnen taum. luie QIilflit
ih bin, Sic bier 81 laben. SD per6s
balo. iebr balo iterbsn, uber msjne leb>
ten Stunoen ipiirosn bimmlii9 ieiu,
WiiBte i6 Sic in meiner Nlbs."
Sn oieiem 2tl9enblif mar es, tpr
Otto, ale ielbItiilhti9en Sntereiien pers
9elleno, ben Gnti6lub fabte, Gooa 81
beirat6en.
Wesbolb io0te er bic glrme ni6t fir
Die penl8en Sage ibres 2ebens 9liidllt
MAIDEN?
lno Die 6ra9e. oh lie ieiu @eib msr'
ben wole. entihlipite isInsn Gippsn.
Die S3ene snoiQte nit Der IeierIi6er
8erlObun9 oes iuulen Wnnnes nit Der
Sterbenoen. Sie Sotielt iOlIte in Der
tirSelten 6riIt folNen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-18
Statt Der SreibI6cr - Sreis
&uud!

Ius Springfield, ST.. tpirb untsr'm
30. Se,. bsriatst. Sn elmer Aniprate
al bic bier periammsltsn Bubble
S6oal.2sbrsr oes Staatss befiirtuOrtste
Yrdiioent gnorews bon Der Yroipn.
uuiusriitdt Die rs9slmdsi9s Israbrsi.
Dung bon 6rei=2un9 on Die Sbultin.
Der. Der SOritla9 puroe BON ben
antpsienoen 9sbrsru uno 2sbrerinnsn
bsifdQi9 aui0snOmmsn. Sisielbsn
bOiftsn o6ne Spsiisl. ielbt bsi benz
Grei.Sun4 ii4sr ni6t gu turs 81 Tom.
men.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-18
Gcrbunocn.

Srei Wo6en ipIter iparen ale
S4wieriQteiten beieiti0t, uno gooa uno
Otto permlblt. Gor elmer Stunoe
iparen lie bon Dem Stanoesamte uno
aus Der STRIDE Surilf9etebrt. Gum leB=
ten Wale iOllte Die &rante in Dem Sad=
iiiib6su a%usruben, I'M Damn BON ibrem
8utten uno Der treler Srau Yobl be-
9leitet. cine SommeripObnun9 in Der
gtGbe Der Sauptitaot 81 bsSieben.
Sine wunoerbare Yerdnoerune mar
nit @ooN pOr9s9aneen. Sic trllg slu
bOroeauriarbiGes &0idmirtleio. oas
nit ibrer briinetteu SA0n. Kit prd6ti9
b%armonirte, ibr ilppi9es. idwarSes
Saar mar bon Den Seihitten Sdnosn
Der Trau PObl in einen i6meren s~isrli=
den Gnoten QeorOnet uno trGuielte lid
nur ilber Der Stirn in Slpan9loIeu 20f=
den. Die f~isberbaite Grre9un9 Der
porber9ebsnoen Sage mar einem gus=
orud rubi9er Sefrleoi9un9 gepi6en.
u@iro DID bic 6a9rt na6 ben beu=
ti9en InItren9ungen nI6t 81 Iebr En-
miioen, Gooa?" fra9te Der lun9e @atte.
%, id fiible mid 10 ltort, oaB id
glles ertra2en 81 tOnnen CLAUDE" ers
pioerte lie. ,,Su bait mid uuo Die
QanSe @elt I'm mid NeQnosrt. Otto.
SD bin ni6t mebr bIs arnle lterbcnOe
WtGo6eu aus benz SaAitilb6eu, ions
bern ein ieli9er Geilt i'm Yaraoieie.
ollie Shlpdds, Glcr Summer lit ben
mir 9ewihen."
SrOB oieier Serli3erun0 mu6te
Otto lie bod beinabe Die Sreppen bins
r%ntsrtra9en.. osnn idon na6 ben eritsn
S6ritten. Die lie, auf ieinen glrm qe=
itilBt. unternabm. brad lie Sulummeu.
Der Wa9en. pslber Die tleiue Gsiell=
i6ait gum Sabnbpf bra9te, mar iebr
beQuenl, aub bate 6ral PObl nibt
Der9eIeu, bic nDtbi9en Sedsn uno
Sii6er mitsunebmen, Die 9rante iparm
e~insubiileu. Gooa's @eli1t ltrablte
in ltiaem Gntsiidsn. Otto beoba1tete
Tie uno bsmertte ibr Slid nit elmer
Ssirieoi8un9, bic ibn falt nit ieinem
8spilIen %GusIO6nte.
,@eiBt Su aud, wobin mir 9eben,
gooa?" fraate er oanu.
,Nsiu," lGdelte lie traumperloreu.
Limb mO6teit gu es nibt erfabrsn,
Silence"
.,Nein, Is genil9t mir on Seiner
Settle our6 Die uelle iounsnourbleubs
tste @slt 81 9lsiten."
Ser @a8en belt auf Der Bride.
WGn iiie9 81 Der Sanoun9sitslle Oss
SGmpfbpOtes binab. GOn Otto uno
Jrau Yobl balb gsititbt. balb 9etra8en.
betrat GOoa oas S6ih. Die Sabres=
Seit mar nod 81 iusuig por9erildt. UNI
Su Musflil9en sinSulaosn, oGs Sanpf-
boot blieb taft leer.
30, oas lit bimmIii9. bimmlii6!"
murmelte Gooa, als lie bic Staot Slls
riidlieBen. limb all hieie GrsuOen
beroants i9 Cir. Ssiuer 8iits, Ssiusr
ielbfloien Siebe. Otto. g8ie iebr
tptinlde i6 ieBt, lGnger leben 81 oilrs
len, um Dir perSelten Su tDnnen, aber,
mein 8ott, ipenn ib aub bunoert
Sabre lsbte, permD6te i6 nibt. mid
itir Seinen goelmutb srtsnntli9 &C..
mug 81 bspeiIen."
Otto muBte ii6 Dor benz Slif par=
mer Santbarteit. Der ibm aus ibrsn
@uaen ent9sAsnleu6tete, bsiAGmt abb
lpenoen.
9as prd6tiNe Wstter. bic iriibe
Suft, bic anmutbi9s Sanoidait bsrsis
tstsu Gooa bon Winute gu Wiuute
mebr Sergniisen.
.Sisbt le ieBt niht aus, oils wilBte
lie nihts bon &rantbeit. 9uloi9sr
Serr?" risf 6rau YObl ld1slnp.
nSa. bic Gleine bat iib mert,piirOig
erbOlt. belt6ti9te Otto.
,,gSis rsissup @ bier it," risf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-18
McuiMrc6cmpIaac

Bon Dem umfan9 Der Ssuidrsdsn.
PLACE in @r9entinisu lam man sinsn
un8eidbrsu SeSriH lid maiden. iusnn
man bort. oaB allsin bic 2anopirtbe
Der YrODin3 Santa &c bsuer 4.500..
600 Silo oieIer Sniettsn psrtil9t ba.
ben, ,pofiir lie bon Der 8saieruuS cine
YslObnnns Don Is. 600 Dollars srbal.
ten hQbtu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-18
Ser Grbc.

SeNle III, SUUerl, lD OlH Iebl
nldt mebr Elm nnmenlOier &iiuItler.
Ionoeru Elm uCrnebmer. reihbegiiterter
Serr." rief eiu junger Wann. Den
breltranOiGen Sut pom &opie nebs
memo. uno lid neben isineu Nreuno
auf Die lecer9epoIIterte &ubebant elmer
Qrilnumrantteu SerUnoa oes tlsinen
Slus6ens in eiuem iioitAlieuii6sn
SOrie ieBeno.
Gin prdAtiaer 9lprilidsrS, Gius
oolp6," labte Der Nsltere. SD
wilroe es Dir pDu Serssn o0nneu, ober
mOber iOlte Dir 10 ploBllh all oisier
0lanS tommen mein 5un9e?"
$50 I6erSs ni6t, Subsrt. Susben
iiel mir cine oeuti4e 3eItuu9 in bic
Sdnoe, our6 Die ib erfubr, ouB meiu
@roBuatsr 0sltorben lit, uuo I'D isin
Grbs Der ieBi8s Majoratsbsrr bon Ssn.
oori bin."
80, oann empfan9e meiue tpdrms
item 6liifwiini1e HuoOlpb." risi
Subert Stein. Dem 6rsuuoe trGftIs Die
Sano idlttslno.
Gin Sritter bate iih in3iuii9en ben
beloen lun8en Seuten Sugeielt.
,S0reu Sic muir bic @uuoermQr,
Srsfort, psuoete iib Subert Stein
al ben Nsuangstommenell, ,.Grsuno
8uoolpb lit i'm Ye9riff, Yiniel uno
palette gu entIa9sn. uno lid auf feline
Sitter Su:iidSu5lebsn."
.Sa. 10, mir babsn ben /. glpril,"
la6te Gmil Srerort aus uOlIsm SGlIe.
,.Nsiu. nsin. id iprehe in pOQem
grnlt Der ltbsrte 9ubert.
,,93as beosuten pieIe &eoen. Ssns
oorf?" fra9te SrsfOrt nit IebAaiter
NeuNier.
,.Sas ersdble i'd SGnen ipdtsr. ers
piOsrte &uoolpb.
8uoOlpb Don Senoorf mar unNeidbr
% Sabre alt, ppu mlttlersr 8rOBe,
'6lant 9ebaut, ounllsr 6sIlhtsIarbe,
ibuar;em Saar uno Bart uuo ieuri=
gen ountlen Nu0en. Seine Stimme
mar pObltlin9eno. feline gswegunaen
paren ihuell uno unmutbi9. pie Die
elmer Shlange, aber III ieInem G9arats
ter iblummsrte teinc Der usrrQtleria
iden uno Nruuiamen Nei9ungeu oleies
Sblerss. &uoOlpb par in 8s0eutbeil
ptIsn, einIa1. gut uno reolIb wle iels
ten elmer.
Subsrt Stsin mar s,usi Sabre differ
0ls Der 6reuno, eiu bOhAewadisner
Mtarn nit lelem Saar. bellsu NuSeu
uno bartloiem @eliht. Grii) per=
wuilt uno in SeliBs zines belbeioensn
9ermD9ens, bate CT bic Gunit
su ieinem Seruf erpdblt, 0llein nod
waren feline 8emGloe III wenig &c.
idlBt. un &aufer 81 iinosn. Seit
Sabresirilt bate sr Stalieu ourdman'
bert. uno in benz tlsiusn SOrie, pas
wie sin Iolernelt in Die Sslien Gebettst
mar, Dor Wobsn WobuIn9 9enOmmen,
I'M feline iiingere S6weltsr. Die Der
GrsiebunSs =Anitalt, Der s- lie iiber9s=
hsr hntts Td,ou srtmnG,Ieu mnr ,r 1ih
tommsm a, Iniisn'
CO.. CO.. So, o,,xs.u, e..;,
Srriiort mar etmo o. Hnbrs oIt HON.
osmohIen, brsitIhu1triS. hottie rsosI.
m6sioe 9iioe, Elm miles friihss Ss.
lidt, rot6es Saar uuo rotben Bart uuo
itablblaue 9luseu. Seine Glsiouna
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-23

ern iro7cia4 vessel sighted her. art the
Guy possible course Zas &c ruE Into Ca
lao ha-hcr. tbs sAs I'd w-ts the o.g
ii9as~ ar close or her a@ess Ting ~ 70
GRE q ire CzSlso docks the Chilean gag
vss raj ed 70 ;ae mas. and ire rs-lcEy IT.
sc war ts5et poured asr .Ast Sact lsto ,az
town al ne while receiving tae erc31-
sides % tie Peruvian monster. Al WAS
soon ever. ire Officers al crew Of ne e
me-1'tz were taken prisoners sud a3e-r
vesse. sunk alonzs-.e re DIX.
l. however. was only a short tine prtil
trey were exchanged ard se1e3 - 3
new 81 ear cruiser. which @ss corzse red
the Nv Fs~uere}a2 = h0-er u tie lost
g1ncca.- Like ber predecessor. t1ss Es-nsT-
sl1a Has ordered - sotc The squadron OF
CalIzo ard coGln1st ne piace, al Ike
" lss the squadron failed - appear. IN
her course tn Eesneral5a caTee ssro1 al
.sls16 w1ere th@ ge,1f1Ece.neats were ex-
pectee &r9 while lying there two PERU
Wan oai'ls=aipz cane ~ from opposite
q gsc-fons No aid II sig1t. and i
was realized that the Chilean ms VIII r
the impending conflict o. 20 down srs
vas urdar ccncs1f. - CAPT LyIc5, one
% the brayegt ard most efficient officers
81 South American waters. Tie raj IS
snip as close TO shore as possible q avoid
t--lrg surrounded. ard awaited the o2;-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-23
Dog Salmon" Bob Henderson,
the DiscoVerer Of KIondike.
ROBBED BY FALSE FRIENDS
Man Who Made Dawson what II Is
Lands I'm This City After One Of
the Saadesf Experiences of His
Lif~-Lo.t $500, All He Had on
A Strange Irony Of Fate.

Boo Henderson. 0, Dawson. Deg Sal
mon Bob he calls himself, ne original
d!sccverer Of the kiondlke. came down on
The CITY Of Seattle yesterday He had on
his rip down oue OF the ssdtest expert
| erces OF his lie, Ter he was robbed Of.
80 almost every cent that he had n
the world and today the man who started
the already historic KionG.ks rush IS in
Seattle, as he saws. ''brCke."
Henderson. II il said. knows who robbed
him. but he refuses 10 have the thieves
arrested chiefly because he does not want
20 ',sgueal." hut partiy because Re doesn't
believe that II vii bring back his money.
In fact. he was very much opposed 70 haV-
ing anything about me case puo-:sned ard
only consented TO explain It, as he said:
TO see that 1t vas puol!sAed correctly II
az all"
but don't want ANYTHING sad about II
l came out from Dawson with sixteen
Others" he continued. aiter some urging
we reached Dyea on October H. We put
M al hotel whore We remained all night
taking ths CITY Of Seattle down the next
morning OF course were all drinking
They were 81 good Boys. all hne fellows.
and we had a good !. tins ne When l ieI
dre sa.'S ''-4' "ao s'SA' d coupe o. nun
"On the way down wa continued 70
drink and ] didn't watch very closely
what kind Of company got into. ! fell
in with a bad woman and iwo men who
seemed r. he her friends | don't know
what her name was or theirs Well the
woman was drinking and were the two
men; all OF them seemed to be good fell
lows and ! didn't for moment think that
they aere thieves Well. ne were all
drinking together and having good time
/ can see now that they were simply
epctt.uE me as a mark
"Oa Thursday the two men. the woman
and / were gathered in her state room
We ordered five bottles of beer which were
sent up | rec0,lect now. that two OF these
bottles were uncorked, one 81 which was
given to ne. After had drunk some 0,
II, sometime afterward J felt sleepy. oh!
so sleepy My eyes would not stay open
and curious kind Of a sickness came over
was .only half conscious and felt go sleepy
that could not move
We'll. when ] awoke the next Gay, for
must have laid in a stup0r al night, |
couI3 find no money on me, except 81 80
in silver. could see then that those
ptonl, had drusged and robbed me.
Yesterday morning. when the boat
touched at Victoria. ] saw the two men
sip CG in a skulking manner before the
gang plank had been pushed out, I don't
know their names or where they have
gore. bat could tell them again II
saw them"
Tha woman. il is said. came on down
Il is said that Seattle is her home and
that she has been known south Of Yesler
for years But az Henderson refuses to
make any complaint to the police She viii
probably 20 unmolested
Henderson discovered the riches OF the
k,ondike in the winter Of 1885. There he
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-23

Great Progress Made in Mining
NS.tlpIN.

Butte. Mont. inter Mountain
Every progressive step in the mining In
dastry IN Montana Is a contribution 10 tho
welfare OF the state Machinery that
could not heretofore be mined methods
that provide Tor the smelling OF ORES that
could not heretofore he hauled - the
attacks with y OH. chemistry that viii eX-
tract values which heretofore were safe,v
locked IN Tie rocky breast Of uaturt-aI,
add INN asurabiy 10 the prosperity Of the
commonwealth ana the upbIild ng of the
material Interests Of our people
just now Il seems tina; the chemical
treatment OF ores gives promise or most
gratifying results ~ this state. Several
LARGE cyanide plants are Ia successful
operation, and cise n.cai experiments are
adding 10 their "a 9acity ana usefulness.
II Is believed by many men who ha.e &C
olifsd w.ds reputation Tor efficiency along
thsse lines thai chemistry wall In The near
tlfurs solve the problem OF treating both
low grade ana refractory ores ny ni~thod.
That Will give 70 the fnln.ps Industry i
nomsntlm never before experienced
frentae:,t among these mep IS NJ
Malt W. A,derscn. who undoubtedly IN
Joys the distinction OF Dong the nnrs,
Woga IL thai Inc IN the " ,fid toia,-
where g;c 3 usesi pracipitsnt Ills
ahe5nical Innovations, econom-ziaE tn the
usc Of cyanide. have attracted wife nttaD-
ton. A. tie Scamla: * JONAS mil AL = p
Yer star, operated By Mr Anderson. the
stroilsest so.utton used contains hut cre
pound Of cyan de 10 tie fou The nearest
approach tn IBIS IA II oGr4na a a. the hiv
cyanide plant a. Aar.sttle where 4a
fons of s..ne@ are treated each 38v wtta
q HoiQiicr containing tafr pounds Il evan
!de 20 roe -un Nearly al tae other ~ Ia
liz the state use a s43ut.on containing from.
Uadef ordinary aetaods tne tal.ngs a:
TIE y 5V,f : zr would teult~e a. excessive
ose 81 cA s&fde, tHe reco>rTS showing an
ereTaSe q nfe ounces % s-ver % oRe Of
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-23
JEROME'S "THREE MEN In A BOAT"
MUST GIVE WAY TO NEW HEROES.

NNE of the most daring feats known in
Y the annals of marine history was
terminated al Victoria last Sunday
When the schooner Viva arrived there "a
ng aboard three men and their little tin
boat, picked up $50 mics OF Cape Flaitery.
Tease mtn had gone from Dawson, 500
miles up the Yukon, to within that dis
lance Of the mainland Of the United States
in a craft that would be considered rickety
on an ordinary swft-running river. They
encountered storms and seas heavier than
have sunk steamships and stanCh sailing
craft. bat weathered them all. and might
have continued ;heir voyage TO a success
fui end II hey had not been picked up by
the schooner.
These three men are Frank Johnson. John
Christensen ana Theodore Thompson.
Johnson formerly tended bar In Washing
.0n street saloons ard al were experienced
soameG. The Seattle man arrived here
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-23
STIFF FARO BANK PLANING.
Tacoma Sport Makes Things Lively
for Spokane Game.

Special p1Spa.ch 20 the Post-IntelYgercer
SPOKANE Oct Gone Of the largest
faro games that has been played IN Spo-
kane for some time past took place at
Harry Green's club rooms today. John
J. Malone. the well-known Tacoma poll
tican. and John Harris, one OF the stock
holders Of the famous Reco mine at
Shcan were tha high rollers who went
up against the game.
The two players started in at O'CLOCK
this morning and Quit about this even
ing At one stage Of the game this morn
Ing the bank was nearly $1,000 winner.
then luck changed and Harris and Malone
had wen out nearly all the checks in the
rack. REPRESENTING about s90(Q. besides
their own money Green fearing his bank
was going under. wired his game al The
Owl at Seattle for $500. Before II was
needed however. luck changed IN the bank
and when they quit az O'Clock tonight.
Harris was winner $500 ana Malone $50
Green during the game raised the limit
70 $500. The game attracted crowd all
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-23

TIE Husscar and Conception wee the
ea.ny's sk.ps. and a once opened ire
from "a distance OF scarcely - yafl IS. E1t
with lnaccGracy that would have Gon-
n1nor - he Spanlsrds. they ta!ia4 - lad
& s0gle shot BIT he gallant Chilean
knew her guns better asd the first sroi
from. one Il he- twelve-irca rInss knocked
of ne Husscar's forward turret ard G4s-
Tuautied her ewo main ruf@. another crack
ard her Steering gear was disabled. TAsn
the Perux.an pulled OUT % SEA giving up
the fight. IRE secuua shos ST tbe Couces-
c!ur disabled her mach merry. leaving ner
q the mercy % the cruiser Sae suTrYen-
dere3 a,'sT q few more shots mat ccCk
09 her erioksstscE and tore hor rigging.
au1 q Chilean crew Was placed aboard.
Then the E3meraIda ran down tie i42S-
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de aGai-E' hem. saat,.1E = - :, make
tn' I've r IS f!7rn a2e Tid0 .at 70 5
og,-k ia tae 1ca:1.-s- Te- uail-= from
i3Ht taey anne ~ . \ l.tIe fair weather
a'.j tAa %@~~N0v Sae3 aloYe a. the ra:a
g .-' - So 'rtsS dav.
E"afE seas came ur again ne wo-s-
e ,artr expeT ec-s TA@y 80 cat drag
5rt acv- - tst tc re p -. a Sudden
F1ee- ar-ke ;-e .rr@e and ra'f-i-cn Ire
a though i: has been string nearly
iecki1G ire beat - IS eeaTn sn3s TIE
49,. Vas torn awAY - rext morning. ara
tie ~ holl .xtst@. Unt4 wafer r1Sre1 H.
Tea -~S - Ike feATu - ne bottom
= As sri~att = sX-srtsccr. Hlt tna cc..~-
axe n. -7r ss tEe-S never . weed Tfe
arN- fHor~-z ~ and u a re mere "a
No94ols. re st9rEe falling away. ana thev
80 '1&t-e-ss g~1 na&tasai at. kent OF
tCSag tsstts-Y. 80 MES asav
A:ter sixteen 1zys u tev-o-s .h.t rarely
= - Re .ot = man. ne schooner Viva
%2s So Led 81 eve c urtii tAey bcre
1+wf ar WEE taken board. The battered
~ Pa ae31S -5.S9rt % me DIX
az SETS ey wN-t =! ke: - T. tseJ
io--A sd - y vest. US; as Eases from
Cas- E.a..z~I.
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cauiked and strengthened. a little deck
house was erected forward for the men to
sleep III. mast and s'oop rigging We're
added. and the three men in boat start
cd out into the wIlds OF Beriug sea August
Il amid the cheers and we'll wishes Of hun
dreds on shore. Thompson was elected cap
tain. tWithstandirg the hard winds they
encountered. the voyage down The Bering
was comparatively easy. and when sixty
miles out from putch Harb1r they were
tahen by a steamer and flowed into that
port. They remained there a few days.
eQuipping themselves for The long voyage
ahead of them.
Sep,ember 10 was the date when they
left their last port. Neptune held out the
most hattering hopes the first few days.
seemed as II al the demons Of the seas
were lying in wait for thin: for they ran
into d storm that threatened 10 end them
then and there. But they got through in
safety. The storm continued, with a high
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rrospected on Quartz creek and took ont
.6e0 During the next spring he went
down 70 S.xty-nile. where he induced Joe
L4adue 20 send a party back 10 God Bot
tom and All Geld creeks. the latter o.
which is now known as Hunker creek IN
these creeks were found the god AID the
rich plscers that have since made paw-
son city ard the Klondlke 4 household
word throughout the world
henderson is In appearance a typica,
MINER: large Of frame. rather spare and
with keen gray ewes. His face bears the
stamp Of honesty. though he has the nara
rough exterior OF a frcntiersman. His
home d in Aspen Cot, where his wife ana
family now live
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car. which vas Is miles out TO sea. ana
with TWO great prisoners II tow, started
for home. After a couple Of days out the
Chilean squadron was MET. the lows and
prisoners were transferred 70 al auxiliary
and taken 10 Chile and he feet includ-
Ing the Esmeralda. proceeded 10 Callao.
FREDERICK Gomez finished his tcrul ia the
navy, and then sailed 70 California He
has lived on this Coast ever since. residing
for time al Port Blakeley and Skasw4y.
ana recently locating here, lie now ives
al l4l5 Fourth avenIe
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New Orleans Times Democrat.
The many accounts which we have pub
lished Of the natural wealth and resources
OF cuba and Porto Rico read like fairy tales
The richness of the islands Is so wonderful
that Il Is almost incredible. Then there Is
to be considered the fact that they are the
commercial gateway 10 Central and South
America. If We control the trade Of Cuba
and Porto Rico. our steamers will run to
Cartagena and in fact to all the potts on
the west and south Of the Caribbean, and
with that vantage they will not stop short
OF Rio
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HE says ne will stand on his record"
said the politician.
well. he won't replied the man who
knew him.
why not?" demanded the politician.
Because II won't hold him, and he's
not a heavy man at that. "-Chicago Post.