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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-05
We Have Property
For Sale
or Rent

additions. at prices to
all and see US:
Lincoln Street add.
Lees add.
LaMascotte add.
|. McAfee's add.
McCormick's add.
S McBee's add.
MathewSon & HoR
s sub add.
Maple Grove add.
Mathewson's Fourth
|. add.
,fMiller & Hellar's
add.
dMyer & Snyder's out
lots.
|. Merriman Park add.
n. Lawrence Ave.
d add.
divers sub-div. add
Orchard Beach add.
Orme &c Phillips
add.
Pennsylvania add.
b Park Place add.
Perry's add.
Quincy's add.
Richmond's add.
q Richmond's Second
add.
Rich's add.
Rosenthals Second
add.
Richards Third add
Rosebud add.
Ransom & kay's
I Third add.
5 RouSe's add.
Smithson's sub add.
SherwoOd's sub add.
Swans add.
5 Sherman's add.
Sites & Smiths
= add.
South University
Place add.
; Second Sunnyside
add.
? Union add.
Viola add.
Walters add.
Franklin Yike's add.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-13
WEATHER FORECAST.

For seattle aud Vicinity Tonight
and "Wednesday. fair weather. warm
er. winds becoming west Co north,
The pressure Re high over Western
Washington. and iaN over Southern
California. which II a favorable In
dlcatiun for pleasant weather in the
vicinity Of Seattle. The low" "a
which was due tho showery weather
Of the past few days. II now dihap-
prarlug beyond the Rocky Noun.
tAinH
In the Great basin the temperature
has decidcdly fallen. ard snow II re-
ported from Idaho Fails. la Cali
fnrula there has been rise la tenn
peraturo. Ia the Pacific Northwest It
has remained stationary, freelpits
alton. In the fafu ~ showers. occurs
rcd yesterday and last niNht pretty
generally throughout the Northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-13
NOR AN CASE
Is DISMISSED
Claim Against N. A. 7. Co. Is
Compromised.

The superior court records for sat
urviay shows that the case % Moran
nros. W.. North American Trans
poFtation 3 Trading company. ~as
dismissed. The reoord h very I'M
prvfeniisus looking. but more Is In
votved than appears ON the surface.
About a year aEo Moran Hro~. con-
s,rucsed several river beats for the
North American Transportation s
Trading company. bat differences
ARISE when e came to settling the
bill Moran bros. ficd = suit for
So Goa. and although the North Am-
erfean Trsnppcrtatlgn a Trading
company admitted the claims. they
set up a counter claim Tor faulty con-
s,ractions on the steamer Hamilton.
The case was nstsied outside % the
court. but what the terms Of settle
meat were. could not b. learned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-13
REPORT ON CROPS
ABOUT SPOKANE

TACOMA. June is.--State Commits.
slousr Of Horticulture J. r.. Baker ar
rived from spokane and Adams
county yesterday. where he has been
looking at tho orchards and select
Ing men for inspectors.
The crop in that vicinity will not
make q bad average" he asys. hut
II IL 30 streaky II Ia hard TO estimate.
Contrary TO what might be auppos-
ed. the soil more than the exposure
seems 10 have influenced the winter
killing. Apples have done best on
loose soil where the roots are deep
beneath the surface. Where there IL
clay or gravel the winter used them
up badly. Southern and northern ex-
posures have Jared about alike.
The experience has done some
good by teaching what varieties are
hardest. The Jonathan. Wealthy
and Wagner all bore fully last year.
but will fail this season. The Green
ings. Spitzenberg and youngstown
plppsn seem to have come through
without damage.
"Prunes are pretty well wiped out,
and the general sentiment In Adams
county is 20 cut them down and give
Il up, that prunes are not a success
That section IL not n prune country
like Puget sound"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-13
CARS STOPPED
BY A TURTLE

NEW YORK. June IA turtle
stopped frame In front Of the In
reriai hotel on Iirsadway for Is min
ufss at noon yesterday. The turtle
was part ~ n consignment Of live
Holsters. soft shell crabs and other
shell nsh which q dealer waa taking
10 the hotel
Tue driver left his wagon for a
moment and The horse dashed across
broadway. coirdlnx with a truck.
In an instant the eabis ear tracks
were covered with shell ash.
A big turtle. slowly prop~iisnK him
self over the tracks. caught a IN In
the slot. ard trafric stopped. While
walters. policemen. angry passengers
and conductors and gripmen wers alt
the turtle opened one eye
Withdrew It's m and again started
up Broadway II was quickly toas-
ed into a wagon and traffse resumed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-13
ALTGELD IN
TO RESIGN
From Democratic
Committee.
ASSOCIATES TO GO OUT WITH HIN
Step Taken at erysn's Request to
Prevent Open Rvpturs With
Mayor Harrison In Chicago.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Junr is--John
=. Aliscid viii resign from both this
ways and means and the advisory
committees % the Democratic ma
tional committee. Ills resignation
viii be presented 60 the national
committee at ita meeting In CAic-
ago on July 20, Mr. Al,geid said be.
fore leaving Louisville recently
that not only would he rcsiEn from
the ways and means committee. but
that all the members Of that CONF
mittee would resign with him.
We think We have done enough
work In raising funds Tor the cam
pziEn. aad NC siii retIse and give
some others chance. said Sir. Ait
Ecld.
The ways and means committee
consists OF John T. AItseid. J, X.
Jones. n, NJ, Teller. W. J.. Stones.
and W, V. Alien. with Sam u, Cook
Of Missouri as manager u the bu-
reau. AitEeld will also retire from
the advisory eonmittee. and " Is
probable that all the members u this
committee will also resign. This ac-
ton will remove the possibility ~
a fikht being made Oh AitEcld BY the
Harrison people at the national eoms
mitsee meeting. To this extent the
Harrtson-Gshan eiemen, has won In
sts attacks on Aitgeld. Whether by
reason % th-nc attacks. or for some
other purposes. Alfgeld will sever his
connection With the auxiliary COM
mitte~s Of thu national committee.
fhts r. precisely what Mayer uaF-
rison and his friends desired. In
this respect shey may be said to
have overcome Ai,erid.
There was much comment herr on
the fact that Illinois was not repre-
ssntsd In the bi-metaiiic conysn-
ton sxesp, BY Mr. Aitxyid and his
friends from Chicago. THIS absence
OF fiilnolsans was taken TO Indicate
that the Democratic organization Of
Illinois 10 with ftarrtsca rather than
with Ai,Eeit. isut " AitEeis was
lxnorsd by the fihncss Democracy. he
Was lifted cnto a PEDESTAL By the
indiana -kentueky-Ohio frcs- silver.
ties, Probably on the Biblical theory
that "A prophet u not without honor
nave In hts own country" AltFsid'a
proposed retirvmen, from the ways
and means committees - said q b.
the result of conferences hsld since
the 80. Louis meeting iiryan Il
said TO have advised AitTeif 90 re-
tire 10 prevent a split In the party
In Illinois. bryan wants the Illinois
delegation IN the next eonssajpn.
lie does not half like the seaFecly
yelled threat made BY the HarTiEsn
contingent that 10 nryan stood tao
aExressiveiy by Alleged Illinois might
look 10 another candidate in 1870. At
any rate Altxsid ls spinE out of the
two auxiliary committees and Har-
rison thereby wins the firss move in
IN. game Of political chess he IL
playing with Aitgeid for supremacy
In Illinois.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-13
ALCER CARES
FOR SPARR0WS

WASHINGTON. y, C.. Jun. IA
Secretary Aiger has assumed the
protection ef the apaTrows In this
city. During the summer these ut
tie birds build nests in the ersviees
Of the war department building. One
particularly bold one invaded the
sauctity % the pcr,ieo In front q the
srcretAry's offfcw. and buih a nest
in the folds of the awning.
One Of the recen, hot days the
secretary oriercd the awning lower
ed A II was let down a meet con
tanning four half-fi~iged sparrows
fell 20 the stone portico. The parent
sparrow began TO chlrp-
In an Official order TO the custodian
OF the building SECRETARY AiEer AZ
rectcd that the nest should nor be
destroyed and the sparrows should
be permitted 20 remain there until
Old enough Go ny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-13
----=---=s-a=------
BLOODY FIGHT
ON A BOAT

CAIRO. III. Jun- i3-ouc u the
htootlcat fights that ever took place
In this section occurred yesterday AT
tsrna-bn on the tow boat Iissver. Just
below the city. THE trouble was he
tween two nremun. Jake johnson
and Iiill Lyons. over who should raks
out the fires Lyons cut JehnHpnss
rhrust with a rassr. HeVvring the
windpips and making a zach about
four inches long. After receiving the
wound tohnaan knocked town the
other usan and stamped and kicked
his head. then fell % the deck un.
conscious. Roth men are new In the
marine hospital here and johnson
will die.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-13

neht between John llinkle and Jim
iierriek
Roth men drew reviewers and be-
Fan to ahaot They shot 10 kiii and
both succeeded They fell dead al
mpat simultaneously.
The younger brothers wrre pres
ent, but neither took hand Ia the
fray until the older men were On
the ground,
Then the brothers II the dead men
each With a knife IN hand, rushed At
zach other aud fought desperately.
barh received "A dozen wounds ar
least The encounter was too fierce
Tor hYrtanders 10 interfere, ana be
sides u was an equal conflict
The comhAtantA welded their wea-
ponH until they fell exhausted. Noi-
Their one can rceover,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-13
BUTTER DYE
KILLS A CHILD

COLUMBUS. o.. June 1s.-Attor-
ney walter w. Brown, Of Toledo. Is
in the city today comforting with
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Blackburn regarding the beginning
Of prosecution against the manufac-
turers Of butter coloring. which. II
10 said. experiments have demon
strated to be Of a highly poisonous
character. Mr.. Brown is the depart
ment lawyer at Toledo.
Some time ago tho daughter OF IA
Lucas county farmer got hold " a
bottle Of the butter coloring and took
some of II. She died from the ef-
fects. That was tine FIRST time the
mat ter was brought 70 the notice Of
me food department. Since then n
sample Of the coior,ng matter was
submitted 10 chemical analysis. but
thus fur It's real ingredients are not
known. That II is poisonous, how
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-13
HILL
IN SEATTLE
The Great Northern Msgnste
Comes on a Brief Stay.

President James J, Hlil. OF the
Great Northern, arrived In Seattle
last night at 80 o'clock. He and
hls party went 90 the Hotel Butler,
where they will make their head
quarters while IN the city. fresi-
dent nm denies that there II any
significance sn his visit 10 the coast
at this time.
Mr.. Hiti and hts party win remain
In Seattle three or four days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-13
new SPUR ON THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC

WALLACE, Idaho. June i3.-The
surveying party Of the Northern Pa
einc ~ stlii campcd at the Custer
conccntrator. but has completed n
survey from there to the Sixteen to
One
The lines aH surveyed makes an OK
bow at the Custer mill. turning down
East Nine Mile aa Il starta to climb
the hill. reaching the Sixteen to one
In about three miles from there. the
grade In no place being over I per
cent. That would make the distance
from here to the Sixteen to one by
rail about eight miles. or a mile and
a half further than wagon read.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-13
THE TRIMBLE
RECEPTION

Last night a reception was given
IN honor Of Senator Fairbanks and
his party. al the residence Of Mr.. ard
Mrs. W. T.. Tr1mble. The guests a.
honor we're Comptroller 81 the Cur
rency Charles q. Dawes and AIRS.
Dawes.
Mrs. Judge Burke. Mrs. G y.
stin#an. Mrs. r. Moais. Mr. y. n
osxDod. Mls~ Minor. Siss Semuic and
Miss Hanfprd assisted Mrs. Trimhis
in receiving
Among thars present were Mr. and
Mrs. pawes. Senator and Mrs. Fair
banks. Mr.. ahd Mrs. Burke, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tyowman. AR and Mrs slim
con. Mr. and Mrs. OsKnod Mr.. and
AIRS. Mcem. Mr., and Mrs. Kittinkcr.
Nr. and Mrs Smith. Dr. and Mrs
Russell. Mr. and Mrs. iIurd. Mr.. and
Mrs. burnside. Mr.. and Mrs. Mac
Dougaii. Mr.. and Mrs. Carstena. Mr.
and Mra. Shepard. sir. and Mrs
Baxter. Mg and Mrs. kellosx Mr.
and Mrs. Bausnan. Capt. and Mrs.
W. ". Robinson. IT,. ar. and Mrs
Hardin. MF. and Ars. Stewart, Mr.
and Mrs. pcstelEusr. Nr and Mrs
Hogc. jr.. Mr. and Mrs, EHEie. Mr.
and Mrs. elise. Mr.. and Mrs. Green.
Mr. and Mrs. Ftnken. Miss Willis
Misa Hsnfori. Miss Semple. Miss
Dustin. Miss Minor. Miss Brooks.
Mru. ]. c. Haiues. Mrs. Moaie. Mrr
Campbell. Mrs. Lyons. Mrs. Web
stes. Afr. =. .. Graves. Mr. G. NJ.
Austin. Mr.. J. a. Allen.
The steamer skRElt chief carried
Senator Fairbanks and his party.
and also the members OF the city
council and chamber % commerce.
to Port Biakelsy this afternoon. \
viait wdil also be paid to the Puget
sound naval station at Port orchard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-13
Plow Trust Abandoned.

CHICAGO. III, June is.-werd re-
ceived here yesterday says that ne
gotiations Tor the proposed SO. ooo. 600
pillow trust have been abandoned Al
meeting OF manufacturers u IL sald
that the bis deal will be officially
declared on. az least as far as con-
summation at present or IN the near
future il concerned The promoters
hopes have not matertaiined within
the expected period. The plans and
specifications for the consolidation
viii b. retained. hu, the scheme Ia
slated for IndeinIte slde-traeklnk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-13
Try the following
Recipe on a
Gas Range
DREAMED SwEETBREADS

As soon as they come from the
market throw into cold water,
trim free from all coarse tissue
to enhance the delicaey Of their
flavor; boil in salted water until
tender-thiS will be accomplished
in twenty minutes. Never use
the beef sweetbreads they are
not satisfactory. After boiling,
throw the SweetbreadS into cold
water to blaneh them. Separate
into their natural divisions and
prepare a cream sauce by cook
ing together two ounces of but.
ter. one ounce of flour and thin
with one cup each Of cream and
white stock, for one pint OF the
prepared sweetbreads, which you
now add to the sauce; season;
heat and serve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-13
May Be hold for Murder

C.AHLtNvILi.E. III. June ia--f.oe
Wilson. proprietor Of the Central
hotel. during q quarrel yesterday
called John Feeble. a contractor and
builder. vile name and the latter
struck Wilson over the head with
a shovel. Wilson IL stiii unconscious
and may die. Ills asnaiiant has hccn
arrested. Wilson for several years
vas on the police force IN st Louis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-13
SHE EXPOSED
HER HUSBAND

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June Ia
Rosa Mckinney. because OF trouble
with her husband. Samuel. rushed 10
the police station and told a long
story Of crime. involving MIN In rob
berry and murder.
She sAid that her husband began
In 1870 by robbins a house on the
Hudson river and killing the owner.
who caught him. His last crime. she
SAID. was the robbery Of John Wen
dell. Of New York. A search OF the
Mckinney home revealed a lot Of
cash and negotiable bonds. and let
tiers bearing the name Of Wendell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-13
CASHIER SHORT
IN ACCOUNTS

DOVER. ". ~. June 1.-THE Co
checo National bank was closed to-
day and an examination OF its ae-
counts IL going on Harry Hough.
treasurer Of the Cooheco savings
bank and assistant cashier OF the
rational bank. has been missing
since yesterday morning. and n war
rant was issued today for his ar
rest.
II In stated by the officials that a
defaication Of the banks funds has
occurred. The amount OF the alleged
defaication u not known but rumors
place u from go. 600 20 10000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-13
Mr.. Turiey Will Not Run

JACKSON. Tenn. June i7.-t'nited
States Senator Thomas H. Turlay, OF
Tennessee. has publicly announced
that he will not stand for recollection.
lie has determined 20 retire 10 priv
ate life. and when his term in the
senate expires he viii resume the
practice Of law at his home. This
stop on thu part ~ the senior sena-
tor from Tennessee has been taken
after mature reelection on hla part.
Senator Turiey has tired Of the cares
and troubles Of official life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-13
THE EDITORS WILL
VISIT IN TACOMA

TACOMA. June President y.
n cole ~ the chamber Of commerce.
received a telegram yesterday from
Secretary J u. Page,
Of the National Editorial association.
stating the parry viii be IA Tacoma
probably about July II. The editors
mcet IN Portland Tor their annual
convention. ana come here directly
The schedule ~ the trip allows them
one day In this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-13
Fell on a Rake.

KuTZTowN. Pa. june t3.-Mrs.
william schmick. AGED 20 years. Of
Long swamp, Berks county, while
walking in her garden fell heavily
on an iron rake. the teeth Of which
were turned upward She sharp iron
points entered her body. infllcting in
jurles from which she died.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-13

ever. IL shown hy the death Of the
child. and also hy the fact that the
eat population of Toledo has been
wiped cut hy The experiments Of the
chemists, who have killed some forty
edd fetlnes BY donlng them with the
butter calnriue.
IA near an can he ascertained by
the analysis thus Tar made the coi-
erlng Is product Of coal oil dyes
and ~ very deadly,
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Blackburn viii take the matter up
at once and begin prosecution OF the
makers OF the dye.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-13
DOUBLE DUEL
IN ARKANSAS

FAYETTEVILLE. Ark. June IA
A feud that may involve the entire
community where It exists was born
with the death Of two men and the
fatal wounding of two others In the
hamlet of striokier. 10 miles south OF
here. yesterday.
Jim Herrlck and John Hnkle
fought and Killed each other. A
younger brother of each man took
up the battle at once and fought un-
III both were mOftally wounded and
could struggle no llonEcr.
Friends and relatives OF the two
families took sides and the village
lives under an armed truce.
The Hcrricks and IIinkles are
stock men. A dispute grew out OF
n settlement and developed into a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-13
ADJUSTMENTS.

The opefa a Might IN Venice" was
given a ereiitabis presentation last
night at the esstti. theaisr by the
Wakefield Andrews company. The
principals appeared 10 bettsr advan-
tsxe than In Martha. and the cos
tunes and scenery were better. To-
night Fra Dlavolo" will be sung.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-13
NORRIS BROS
RTC, TRAINED ,214IlII HH0W
Fifty New Features
THIS YEAR
Exhibiting under their Waterproof
Tents, corner Second Ave.
and Battery St.
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY.
at 20 and = .. m.
2OO-pfRfORMIn ANIMAlS-2OO

wonderful Trained Dogs. Pretty
Performing Ponies. Mirthfui Mon
key Mlmies. Ludserous Acting Goats.
Funny Animal Clowns.
FARGO. smallest performing eie-
plant In America.
AJAX. only educated zebra in ex-
lnience.
The largest. handnomcat and most
costly collection OF performing AMI
mails on earth.
Prsccs--Aduitu. &c. children. isc.
Grand street parade II a. m daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-13

PAssAIc. N. J.. June fs.--Mrs. u.
MeGrew. a prominent member of the
New Jersey State Federated Wo-
mems clubs. ate some strawberries
yesterday soon thereafter neural
gia attacked Mrs. MeGrew and fol-
lowing the neuralgia loekjaw. She
could not talk. A physician SUCCESS
fully treated Mrs McGrcw 80 that
she had recovered today. According
70 report. DR.. Watson declared that
stra wberr.es frequently gave people
lookjaw and that one other case had
come under his notice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-13
hsr Voice Restored.

MARysVttI.E, O.. June is.--ciara
the four. war old daughter Of Rey
Spring and wife, living south OF this
city, who more than a year ago
swallowed a short piece Of wire. and
during all of this time was deprived
OF its voice. was last week taken
10 the hospital Al Columbus and mad
an operation performed.
Almost Immediately after the wire
was removed the chlid's voice re-
turned, During the operation the
child's threat hied nrafusely. but shs
IL now thought 60 be cut OF danger.
Her voice is continually improving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-13
Missed His WIfs's Love

WABASH. Ind. June l3-siamuel
r. Marley, whose home is In Eli
wood. Ind. asks $4,000 damages OF
his wife's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. a.
In 1897 Harkley moved
b. Vera Cruz near the residence Of
the sstudebakers. and he claims the
then began sy0tematioaI-
~ 20 poison his wife's mind against
him and that, In consequence. she
left him The studebakers are very
wealthy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-13
TERRIBLE DEATH
OF A BREWER

BUFFALO. ~. ". June i3.-One
figured for life by an accident which
occurred this afternoon at Moffat's
brewery. The floor fell In, preeipi-
tatlng into q vat OF boiling malt a.
Zube. an employe Of the brewery. and
Andrew Loudeu, an empioye Of a
milk dealer.
Zube was literally boiled alive. He
has died. I,ouden. while soaided ap-
parently nearly as much. may pos
aibIy recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-13

CAIRO. ILL.,. une i3.-Major r. w.
Halliday. president OF the Cairo
electric light and power company.
was greatly surprised yesterday on
receipt Of two letters which had been
in ne possofhce here since 1881. The
episties had become fastened In some
way In an old letter box and were
not discovered until yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-13

The refusal OF the Dominion gov
srnment TO grant railway charters
for hnes In the Yukon valley. pend
ing q decision a. 10 the permanent
boundary between Alaska and Can
adA. 10 In keeping with the short
sighted policy which seems TO be
characteristic Of the present author
stfe& The sdmssston l. openly made
that charters are refused in order TO
prevent the development of new
American sea coast towns In Alaska.
which might spring into existence
~ the PAcsnc end Of a Yukon rail-
way system II IL further stated
that In case che Anal decision as 90
she fnternAsionai boundary places ali
OF the ssaports along the Alaskan
coast In the po<sessson OF Uncle Sam.
then the Canadian government viii
not permit railway construction In
she Upper Yukon eountry. except
such A. WIN AVOID the ocean and con-
nscs overland with the Canadian Pa
cife and other existing roads Of the
Dominion. Such construction would
prove enormously expensive. mas
much a. q long and difricuH route
vouid have to be traversei. but the
Canadians would have the poor sat
isfActson OF knowing that uncie Sam
got no bsnents therefrom In the
meantime the development OF the
Yukon country il to be held back and
Canada suffers in consequence. by
the zine the Canadians finally get
an overland railway built from the
YUKON to winnipeg. American enter
prise will probably have made II
possible to 20 by train from the
mouth Of the Copper river to the
heart OF the Alaskan gofsinsIds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-13

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