The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-11

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twenty-five destitute miners here
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CO for nsasy I've .seks
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= william Schmidt and Fred Swift, of this
eAne party. left the camp ~ Lard post
last spe:ng 20 trap. and have never bstn
ri. RandIcmann. az chicago. vax i,es
N the woods above Fort Lard iAat fall
and Was compelled 70 live on bacon for
tArnc monfh&
Perry Wells. brother OF W. n, weita
who vas ons Of the passengers on the
ofrathcona died az scsiryy al Txi&x raph
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snah lW meu scattered along the trail be-
tween Lard post and the Pesly iankA. and
relief pavftea have been sent out hy the
Hudson Ray Company. The last reports
hfouxhs 10 Lard pot were that many
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two unknown men were found frozen 70
death last winter. \ man bearing the
nnme g Johnson, from New York. was
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