The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-20


one OF the passengers on the Dirigo.
which arrived from the north early yes
terday morning. lie left Dawson De-
S-. eetnher Is and made
the trip to Lake
Bennett in seventeen
In SeScutecnI days He had six
- native dogs. and Mr.
Kline said they trav-
eivd Just as fast a.
possible. He brought out mail fer tha
Alaska Commercial Company North
American Transportation and Trading
Company Alaska Commercial ESplora-
;ien Company and other commercial
houses Of Dawson. He viii 50 hack ever
the Ice. leaving the latter part Of Febra-
AIRY
The colsiost weather in Dawson M 70
the tinse he left was In November.
when II was ~ deg frees below zero. On
tae trip aus Mr.. Kline experienced ali
kinds ~ weather The Yukon river. five
miles below Stewart rteF. Was open
When ThlTtyMtie waz reached he stayed
there four days. ss a trait had a. bs
broken. storm was encountered at
Carthoe~ crossing and another halliday
was lost At shallow take the worst
storm Ga The trip Was ran inte, TIE wind
blew So harsi that thn dogs we're actually
blown or theig faets he was gix haura
making fVr mites As the uoetaiiuava
river the celttest weather was expert
ercsd. So degrees below AY Kline said
there N8a ffH danger eff = fauf shortage
aua alae Thought from what he learned
that there would Re at least zoe come
vus this winter.
Mr.. Kline Was AZ enc time connected
with the firrn Of Kline s Rosenberg. and
Ia relating his experiences Ia the north
said yesterday 4 lar f0F Dawson III
july isss and reached there ia septeua-
Der For a white made ss.oa rs,onAv
packing NJ ttse gssloh far own era az ia
dorado ANA Ronaaaa claims ! have been
in saAns af tie stasnpadss and have aer
ousreSi interests in several claims For a
tinse | contnstec a i1neh counter in tae
old NJ 4 M ard saaste a Rice ptu1 Last
summer wneS the HOFFMAN cigar store
but closed that sp whcu tho weather get
c0id,
Il was robbed onee ~ $3.50 ard sns.ser
time Same enc attempted 20 repea, tire
deed In the eix Gfe III pawsor ioSf
quite an amount In stock which | laa
stored. There are many ikiswra IN DAWSON
het those who want 70 gSs waFk esa ssuA
Il BY docking hard. There W.T. be a rgssa
arsount 81 work done ca the claims this
winter"
T, nemsrt3ni az Portland. whose father
Vas the inventor - the log eana~s FOR
ocean ships ehen IN port. objects strong.
IL to tAo statements ~ H&reer Master
-. Rogers ccnoevnlag
g., -, / tA@ way "a " ntca the
Auste4sns sanA In
81 COMMENCEMENT bay
LOG ballast. at Taconaa.
'Csnt. Rogers De-
SiaTSs sa@s eaa ~
the sNe ballast legs which are placed ee
each side ~ Il s'ste uiaet have hesssN fsGsa
as chain aaa snag EAe et'lsv pulled il
over eAiA Az saensaF:tr2 az fAa Rainier
,Srss@ last evening y ~ aVaa II The
aids Ha1 ballast legs Gs hNF. xAleA ! hzNe
tsas s&ew stated t~sSktkVAsy- tAas WAs aa
irateass3assttx Thv@e ioEs are burg ~ sMe
water tfes-a1 fhe sssip ~ssscS &s C'skksss fTsss
The EveN T0eF arr nssE fastened FrssTt
uuoeF9e@sA s< al t'ensa1e essssY ssssa -
tASsn Sssazst ssas sssssI q &A5p ever. Wnl}s
TIE Joss PEST rs sNR water fkaE Save =s
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y oi}e alte tsast thn ks< an sssA sses>ss Sc
rN3e iseIfs FAssss sssss eG sac was<E. ats
a. weight sss ssFa~ &SE 0Acs snsa an Nss-
rssst Position.
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"a sas ~4s'sssase sl@s G9ss aas Q18 sag !.