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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-05
Gail Themselves Americans.

Porto Ricans call themselves Ameri-
cans now. and in their recent enthuslas-
tic celebration of Independence day they
displayed a patriotism which. for real
spirit and fire, rivaled anything l had
ever seen in the States. When l awoke
on the morning of July t, | walked out
on the main street of San Juan. and |
speak truthfully when | say that | never
in my life saw hnndsomer display of
the American national colors. Every
store and dwelling on the main street,
and on the side streets as well, was one
mass of rcd. white and blue bunting
From every fagpole the stars and stripes
Were draped in graceful folds.
Spanish senoritas wore little tricoor
bows in their hair, and the men We're all
supplied with buttons displaying the ma
tional emblem. Even the children ran
through the streets waving little silk
copies of the tiag to which in future they
will swear allegiance. The air resound-
ed with the explosions of lirecrackors.
and when the day drew to a close a
heavy veil of smoke was left over the
entire city by the prolonged celebration.
Then, as darkness closed in on the city,
there began a pyrotechnic display which
outclassed anything of the kind that
had ever seen in this country.
Notwithstanding all this display of en-
thusiasm for the country which the Por.
to Ricans have adopted, there are many
representatives of the old Spanish blue
blood left who will never forswear their
allegiance to the colors of CASTLE and
Aragon In spite of this fact. they con
stitute class of which this country may
be proud, for they are orderly, peaceful
and full of that spirit of chivalry which
distinguishes the true blue booded
SnaniNr I'd ~
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-05
Yellow Jack bids fair to be a worse
enemy to the Americans in Cuba than
ever the Spaniards were.

And voice was heard above the
tumult, saying, 1.-The Times never sup
presses any news" 1t seems that the
hypocrits of the "more holy than thou"
stamp are not all dead yet.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-05
Death of nm AerOnnut.

Walker, Mimi, Aug. Be. Nj. Earl
an aeronaut. fell into Leech lake while
making an ascension and was drowned.
1t Is supposed that his parachute
failed to work 1t was Earl's fourth
ascension.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-05
PORTO Ri. ANS LOYAL.
Ey.Consul Hanna Tells of Their
FeaIty to Us.
WHOLE ISLAuD PEACEFUL
vhe Fourth Of July Celebrated i"
Truly American Way by the
Natives who Were
Ruled by Spain.

New York. Aug. 5.-"What the PORTO
Ricans want" said Philip G. Hanna
who was the last of the United e'a'eS
consuIs in that island ard who has Just
returned to this country atter TWO S'"ia
residence there. lis a full tledGed Amer
can government. They desire the ihci-
dontol benefits that would accrue from
that governmental change. such as the
removal of the export and import reVe'
nue. taxes. The Porto Richns are sun pay
inc ,l,lty on every dollars worth OF goods
that they export to the States ana AZ
though they recognize the tact mat no
permanent form Of government can pe
secured for them before the next session
of congress, they are both eXpectant ana
anxious as to what the United states
government is going to do with them.
There is a widespread feeling among
our new West Indian citizens, MI
Hanna continued, THAT the prevailing
conditions in our other new possessions
those in the far east--would be greatly
ameliorated if a stable form of govern
ment should be established in Porto
Rico. 1t would show the Filipinos that
the time would soon come when they also
would become part of the great western
republic, Will all the benefits of citizen
ship and Of the law.
"All there is in Porto Rico today that
is in and of ITSELF American is the stars
and stripes ana a few officers of govern
ment. The island is peaceful. and the in
habitauts are good people. To tell the
truth. there is ho more need of a military
government there than there is in Massa-
chuspttS
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-05
Barre Evening TELEGRAM.
Printed daily Except Sunday by
The Barre Press Co.,
II. c. WHITAKER, Editor. En-. METCALf, en- e.
BARRE. VT.
TERMS:

Entered In the Post Office at Barre VT, rs
secOnd-class matter.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WANTED-To sell or exchange new tol
buggy, new sleigh and new harness for sooa
shot gun or rifle. Inquire Joseph WOOD -
Maple Grove. 20 -
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-05

FOR SALE. First Glass Boarding House
doing GOOD business. Two minutes walk
from Post Office. Good reason for selling
Inquire ut this Office.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-05

Lots of fresh fish every day. Prices
low. Tomasi Block. North Main
street. IS, lw.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-19

ADVANCE OF EXPOSITION.


Th~ bza<ssss msz ~ SEATTLE are ss&~a
- AAnxznfde "Wednesday evening 81 nex.
ws~x. psDfatAy ~ Catisnss hall. 50 asstss
in arranging the details Tor tn prDxne-
flxsn ~ the sxpe~sfEon 60 b~ hssd IA shas
etty Ia sis~ fat Essrythans - ssv ready
10 sSrseeed With ting w~rh Of ssxsfnx the
grounds and hssssafngs taso condition %
call fsr szsSksfss. ard - su~G ~ tbs details
a<s pss,~i<sssa to~ sssa~saEfiAl results viii be
tHm@*szlesy expected
1h~ sassprpes8sara mat ~ tho ru<ysnS Of
Ire s1sznta~r n Casumeree yesterday att
ernssea 80 settle a1 sxms affairs eonnscs~f
vita she articles ard 20 Arranae for .
ssfilatsg. IL = satisfactory lease can BE-
nzs<se fer tss1 AxmoFy. q viii BE- securss..
an nsdatssn ~ fest sQuaxe and sueh ether
sass~xa~ ~ viii ~ ns~sses8 PRANK II.
ArTnstrosx- superintendent Of al depart
treats OF TIE exs<ssissor sxcsHg< tae axrteas~
farA and Horticultural. VAS authorized
Is enter INTO f@aaA for ta~ krusoxy an1
rrefAxs estimates of tsss 1ssss 81 the main
sdd4siDr, Tn. IL 60 b& on the cast side
81 the ArunFy proper, WITH osenInx con-
nmcsseas ~ that e will 10 part OF sae
main hail jseyussa this. farther sp tas
Hill ~ tee university grounds. u 10 tbs
purpose 10 have galleries b terrace form
and outlying tents ara ether buildings TO
accommodate special sxhiihss AID various
features that may well Be- separa fsd from
the p<insas&t display Ia the main hall.
I. =. Miller. at the seattle q fnferr1a~
ffafssi. w.o WAS sspstIx.1 20 MAKE an Ia
spess.oH 81 the AraaoFy and university
erpondz, reported Ia the committee that
this plan outlined ta the foregoing you'd
ta d wise ass 30 saitss~s IL Was tsoaxsst
81 FIRST fhat 40 aHssx might sAs made on
the wssss ssst1 u the Asm6rT. bat this could
rat l@ asns without having So close the
alley, which snIsht nut he permitted. and
would not anyway Dc 50 wsiE adapted n9r
40 Pheasant and slightly ~ ore On the
sass. afsf the latter offered all she induce
men1s IN the lire II rposs and beauty.
Mr.. Miller sxssaasams taat fFssn This main
As~faot asaSssx taefosad avenues esssEd he
made to all siiseetians leading to sak-haias
and tsnis scattered on ap The hsgi Civ
ssg fha whole sxcsssisngty picturesque
appearance and variety nat usssaily found
In esEastssone of shla character
Essssss 81 was<i. the secretary. has ap~
Ysaamted w ~ aasfasiS his assistant, ard
viii ~ asscr open headquarters To handle
ths affairs ~ the exposition Stationery
~ to - printed ssaephans sseufed ard
rexuiar permanent offices established.
which wilt iAss until ths exposition t. end
ea and iss AFFAIRS are s~stlad. Ssappic-
naenssi articles ss incorporation are 20 be
6sed stating that tbs stock a. tas tnssita-
tion il 10 Ee divided into !. 40 shares %
SO Instead OF - ~ sfp Each THE eem-
nststee wfli nnees again Monday sweating
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alive. HartsslTs ana adventures that
waFlld pace Ria nsras A4cngs. De thar of
Stanley. Livingstone and gsu Eeiss. nava
wraasht their YevaSes. Aaa alfhoasa only
= ysars 81 age. his nalr II a5f8os. "a sts.
fsssp farrnws aFe plowed Ia nls forehead
ARA sagssen sges hear wilasss to TIE
tTuth ~ she story
Tas PARTY left New York as Apris. 1891.
amd aas cousase3 Il Henry Martin, Il
New fesE. she organizer ~ gsfe ~xpeysttsor
Waiter Iosia$. - Patterson. y J. James
Ia Belle. - Lever Cafaaa a nan named
FFssch as Hoffman. After fzaoatA sesa:
- Sen F'ranessssa. t5sy geoS passage on
sFsaA ssas5gog beat. and landed az Maj
eAAspa. aa tAe wcss en&sE ~ Alaska They
wsfS tsrani fer n district sysag between tap
haAe%sa as isssxpGHx rivsrs ana e.
eaAHfFS ka@sa SIS tss fssasx Hole. where
fss Creates s42raers ~ zss = tire work,
wsre - Re aasSssersss From uarsagns
tao trip naxfs. over a aeif 81 snow ard .ee
va ssaSe Ay gaek ard dogs They wsre
sstpn&et Mis- t~n pears pravsssssax sra
IN wessf SCI sntG kaassk was resehsss.
fssss sae &zss dssANssg essrEaek them Ia
tsesAe broke oszs aaF4ng = msgas vita sczss
sssfss<ss1s sss@ea<e. very nssss gexs AssssE
ssr2l.gssx. hss3 ka4loA ascTm ESssfsy wstAsa
ssTsssr .assT sesEgs ~ Was sssa.
Nst 3srng g IS Hssr HRS an &r~oHns II
tAe zASgssa of tAe disease tsse sessaw wAs
s1sAssSHet assare saszfA. camp wxx
EftTAsl 5sa warts fra where - aaw ~ a
&xF3 mattress - sezN gns: re ever
~Asce wse gasssTag hssi :As. sszakAs Tss
fsssas3rg Eaern}nx he Has sssi TEE Asssv
~ss ssfs rest1nx ea sAs hsazsek xas SO ss-
- tSo~1&a = saaf1 Is thers Yez. II wss
&ese<e# ssi@ ~H*a they E@ss & A. knAhsss
Esstzs aEs& FrNurs ss~s Stricken ~rssa tNs
- sac 9seses @a5h@r shan - safusse
N@8s - asss seTa - "a n&sss. Fxsacs 1856
fuzezlf fhgpssA shs s~AxS AS Tess8s wssa
80 2nazse sszpgaas - ssnx esss ~&s Fefs -
FsEc fag htHzsnasf ne 9asserss anssanr wxs
fNsf z@saS& - FssssSss As - ssspS ar
tas&'s q F~ssas ~ 80 ke~ks rtvx~ <efs-
tEE a@ @s@F Afterwards s@ATz 80 Nare
Wa ew1s ffe-zssM 49, Martin vssssNess
tE - &sF@s N@7s4an frssan village
Ee7sr sae fsEa - tAz EsAek u ~ ~s4snsFs
as ass 80 psz~e tAse saase5 80 rea =
&s& &@HF& IF ass n s~ss4~ss@gs SAews
s3sssssF sesaA4 S.s s.@ssz gagxssss1
Nss~szwr s@E T@&H b ~ssss "a - gsasss rs
FsFNss~s sr1@s sss gsseSsas ~ @saxvss -
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u - sslsE@ &Gy% asE9 fsN~@sAN Axss -
<<sa gssEs@sI wrtr Nd aStAsz sAxzg "a. Ess.
s&Ssszs Szs2 s@es w~rs srsxa1 IA rsoo~a
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HORSE J0CkEY'S SAD PLIGHT


\ petty larceny case wish Iaexhzh,s
esap1iefneat wsa asfore Judge Cam in shs
municipal court yesterday. The alleged
thlsf ~as - "a Rite boy about IS years =.
age named EA RArfiest and the com
gaming xtfnsxs was eofgsrsa yf,.sn a
sSsT or 80 older, us Tied Charles Eah&nsnss
f<oth eeys are aors@ Jockeys ard have
hTef1 employed about racing Stables Ia
Portland. shere ths alleged theft &C.
Cured
Young Bartlett arsftea snta ;he rssy =
ffw asy~ ago ~earaag new suit ..
Clothes, ard Som made himself w.t, !. =.
1tsaiatsd sGs8ax the sporting f-as.r-ssfy
on Washington street But yaws stesyn =.
rs Nnerf - 3ST-1rssS = cell gE the fxsy
1sa3. ma9 Robinson with a bread SMILE
tA81fsifaaS RIA se~any csEfstsrArre - or
sss Way bark te fhe rsesnw stables IA
for ilAsss wts baro@si's good clothes
gnser BIS ARA
Rsss.',ssya taad sAe eems ;ha, Bartlett.
tsss advantage ef his friendship and
walked ~ sasA ais sIsshex r~srrysi.. :
evan 20 rAzar ard er~xas from 81. .e-lx.
4ass ia Fartsarss ana care ia S~Astgs
affsT si*covsffrg 'he less Robinson claims
ikst ne scsrsss fTssgat srafn Ans 7g,Fs
e@ rs sxv tssSsyaTh 30 S<as:l~ arriving
here aaEg6sy 4fssersasea
tsa he arrival be reported sss Esw r,
Issases hss5sasr9srs ana gave teser4p-
stxa - Bartlett ssw aa4rrs later S'sfa.
ser Fr~s FIAT serf bartlett 80 g~sIsre ness-
S@AFssFS YESTERDAY nssTG9nx Bartlett
was brought tate cnssyr TEE justice was
- ss%Asf@aEF RtG r%esd Sszt r3sT.s2A the
Ssr sssssa- fay ta@Ss COMMITTEES in ssrrrv-
&ssf sE&F@ were ~ Witnesses arymaS
s<ssSSNsr r2zs1 - sssr eozr7*s Yei4Ny ~
%xTw<tSS % 6-up sn@ Es~sgs@rzs st5r, z .Ns
.s.ssh.sss ~ss rss1rne4 ~ cssgzrt feFl In
@fss the 5@s ARD @zns B&reisss sses "a
Sa@s There ~ ~es ssssve~s4 IS h&s g.-azsar.
*s<tz@s5a An3 fss@ s8NseF xaruents gsver.
AAck - sn<sT s&a<43 sxnxr
s<Af n*aa sss<g<SF refused 20 give Bart
.~'s she y. eisssszs &c WALSH ae ssms1g.
Lad c5zs~ frsra P@ytssH3- ara - Rar,s~ts
VII rerzA+s "a prsser uasI xnre ksna
xrsAs5 fsszsnes<1 EaA wxASsne acSafsl
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ma SECOND AVENUE

Of everything az value they had on them
For aays they we're kept prisoners. until
they had ato0s made sp their nsFsSss they
we're zracng . band Of sayagss. and ex-
p@ete9 to be put 10 death al any minute
Then Herman WAS taken away and plas-
cd in a village the name Of Ehsca ne new
er knew Here be MAS compelled 70 per-
form tae work Of cleaning fsh, preparing
siHsher far the are ard other Jobs Of a Ike
character A. the end % about q month
he resolved 10 escape. which he aid. max
sng bis Way down 10 Taseock. native
village on the coast On arriving there Ia
was nearly fzmssAed 5us fortunately for
h.m. he was supplied with food and allow
ga 10 depart He then started eastward
and arrived az SiSnan, small town on
the keyukuk river where he found the
FIRST white man he had seen In = year and
q half At this place he Was taken sick.
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F. M. JORDAN,
5 - 3 Ceiouini Rleek.


Js<nss Wilson. secretary & ere agrtc1s-
TARA department. ard ms daughter and
s9sss ssfs yesterday far their tFsss ngnss -
ths East. &fteg stay o. several days In
9<atska. They sksi sfnr a dag IN Tacoma.
stxysaer ca peeslan4 tAen 90 20 San Fran
esse0 and sSseaee East. They sent ~ ire
az Esss Chamber ~ Co1srnsfsw. yesterday
rzsssnsng. ard watched with she xr~4tes
Interest .fe operation al converting gold
dsss from the ksosiafx@ into bricks Tar
shipment f0 government rairfs M
Wilson SAID uu.aY pssasafs fhinxs zboas
SEATTLE s~sDrs be lst. and oppressed hira-
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LETTER faoa 4. ~ eaS.
taa~S seattle ttssrnes rsifs at
ssa~ <e~as ai~hn~w.

United Ssat~a tHstfsss &tgaraeY " T.
Cas- aas received better Fysfn BIS aruts~~
tsfssktss y tsay. Formerly a YsgnE gzasttse+
ms ssseS&&s 80 Sta city wrsfEen f~gxxs
t'aTa SsEsssss lie = sow isssa essf ~ Anvil
tTsx sHts Re sSYeasssltsTea tNss F&s~ssess ssis-
sssTt SO World has ever srswv9 Is : ~
Ttea. AF sssS sas& tNat 81 ssssgses tss1.s ~
- ~5esstfsa@ sss safssFeatnw ms5eMrn Hsssssk4
ee ss-siRs ~ TTsr kay esFsFw tAe fsstee
w@a Sesttas NJ Car says ga&s a W8s~
yssssssR pau ss3zs- wszc Pas 4 rsag SurAss.s
rear steA averaged s - gan All CAV
taGx &@8 tsss AeessAsz nea es<s~ ass s-seT
sxsFsssss S- ~ gzsn sszg sessss s5rssa These
EsssT ssgS DO ssxa 8rs ssasfe fFSszgsHz ASs4
tssss@ = ta@s - Esssss fssa astng aeg tNes-s
gsxDw E@&e @Ea Mr. fsNv asgs SasFsfs
wssh PARTS * fvsSsazs es fhe steamer
Mszse&EAs. Eas@f w~Ss ga 1aas As.s fssss
sssssa& eassnsrw- - Nsen @gR hssmx xsstasx
ADVERTISED ss sswss esss,2s EzTsszsgessx as4s-
sFset A% states tsag 81 AAs nfssven \
sssssssse s3@ fks5asss ansk ff~fas - a@sxSt esat
graves as a great sea- Il 6 sssssn s-a&
sAsess@t 16FtHs 81 &gsv. amf ms&HN a t5s
esefte8 sT0@ss~ tAat aHtvswsE sss3 e rTws
mx%w4 - rw<ssTa
Tee 3sssss gives ~ sztssgssgssm af &vs s..s~
Esasss8ea - TwssFa. a<s3 sfAz~x % ss aasng
a~A
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Harold Starxas os Chicago. . Roanoke
passenger from 81. Michael. reports that
eleven members 81 the steamer Elk expe-
dstion. which sailed for kotzshue sound
over year ago. died In THAI district Of
scurvy. Cart. W. III. Rens. the leader.
also fell q victim Of the disease. dying
some tine later. while N the company or
his wife. trying 10 creSs from kotzeeae 10
the koyokuk river.
The known dead are.
". n. Deas. Jaaea Hstten. Frank
Calder, Hay City. Mtch-s Capt. CAsa-
Smith. Prank JaAnssa. Port HAD
Ioek. WasA.; Zoe Rheiahsrs. NH.
waakee, JoAa sseaehosse, WILDLY
Townsend. wasA-, Daneaa Mccall.
CAicago. IiLs DR.. vetter. stratton.
Pa, Peter JeAnsea. ana snknswa
sailor.
Death Spares Ret One.
The story Of the death ID this party was
told 10 Harold SturEts by Mrs Bens. who
Was brought in from Nuiaso the day before
the Roanoke left Mrs. Bens escaped
death on the trail. bat is in danger OF
dying from scuryy.
Capt Bens was an old lake skipper and
came West year ago to build steamer
for Alaska He built a staunch vessel
called the Elk No. l. and gathered up a
rarty of seventeen iucjuslu. the crew TIE
r1k xas - hava rons into the Arctic
80 ssnrar~,s ~svnr M,
sNea s 49, ~ ~ s--s ,
hnalty Druosht up IN hoa~SSae s"oiio. -
party of thirteen landed ana started 10
reported gold diggings on the Selawsck
river. They found no gold. bat heard al
rich strikes on The k0yukuk, M miles dis
tant
In January Capt. BenS and hts wife
started for the new diggings- They had
no dogs and were forced 10 pull their sets
loaded with provisions and camping out
nss over the soft snow. After following
the S.aiawck for many a weary mile the
Tegragawick river was reached. Constant
exposure, cold and Insufficient food Was
beginning 10 tell One by one they sue
cum bed. until only Mr. and Mrs. Benz re-
NAMED
4 Plucky Woman.
nars ga h,s r.s,,.,. wife va, "a .he
rx,wnsrsna So 1890 sa,y. S.rs vas
$3.50 SO ga ,.a ,,nahI. "a .a ys,rthar
- ..es,si sass rss 49, ,s,,,s.s h,1r ar,i
ss,,,. ,,,a,ss ,s -, so. ns-,, ~ .sr.saS
49,. =. $3.50 ia. ss.,srx's hs5 ,,sds "a,
-. :. s.s~-s.. "a -, NJ, ~ re ssfass
a' ~ 49, $3.50, ae ~. - ~ ,Sa ,ras,
-, 80 -, - $500, - hst.s..,,e..
IT, aa .,sss,s s 49, s,,,,s.ss $50 - Arr,
49, -, 80 ss>. f,,,ss s.,sn 49,
SUI s,s Vp h.,rsa,r ~ ssa secsasr, 4. ,o.ke
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-
IOWA 70 LEAVE TMCRaDAT.


rect % Saa Franchises.
Capt Terry has received erters 10 take
sss tasfie&sir Iowa To tisr Mare Island
navy yard ~ san francisco. ard the bio
war se~@el with lrAve her anchorage al
rr~t esFehssd tomorrow mernlnx early.
Ia ss.esiiene~ 10 these orders.
Capt. Terry wss seen iass night a. ths
HaInsss .tssand ssatss AMI stated that II b
true that che shtp ID o~ssred away, In
her present eusssssien site Is not ready for
s~Fvsee aHd there - no nsrsni fssssraes IN
k@%laHs her here. Tier aHnuaitscn sup
ssiy - asptstet sat sn ether rsagecss she
usssis equipment thar cannot - furnished
here As SHE ussss have .hsss things In
erstsr 80 he @f service Y n~s~iess. he takes
a. for &ssnsed that ais - san reason ~
she assssr 60 - 80 SAN Francisco Hc~
fnmz SIR will remain there 10 ansA nos
kRDS.
tsefst Terry says ms sc.sri VIII re.
csaae snso the Ssatsts sarhar ssssz that he
wtH tsaxs PARK Orchard ~srtx Thursday
ssteFasng iirvss ssr San FTarelsee.
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so

Far Gae Ict 50 Frs 8xvrssr soass. nsa--
" o2sSostfe the nsw h<sck warssosssss r.
s&sf ca F1rst sssvsue sasssh. 10 fses &e~E
sssd anssss ~ ssss ass Eazawssa1 xwsa@s. sesd~
NJ xrpusds
CsesEs<t ~ Ia tar ssestezs. and tas hsss
harxats IN ssEszEazs pyopseSY 81 sas GsST.
Prize in<sGsse. snss Of sa1 a.
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bat good care hsensht him through after
several months.
Re was withtn fifty miles os Circle CITY
when the geld excitement broke cat ana
Rss csss of ths early arrivals in Dawson
sseknsss has Kept him back. and while he
has Sufficient money taken from f,srtho,
70 DO him fer sessssa az least ne has
n5'alnN ike TIRE amount ne would have
hal Rad II net been for tie har1sasps he
endured
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TWELVE ScURVI VICTIMS.
An Entire Party All But 0blitsr-
ated BY the Soourge-
PLIGHT OF A STRICKEN WOMAN.

HsrelA seurwis. . Roanoke rassea-
xer rren -. Michael, Tells ~ the
Death - Twelve MEMBER 81 the
EIk ExpeAtssen. Including Capt.
n~ns, the L~aaer-Nrs- Deas. LeAv-
tnw Her HushaAa. Presses On.
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tss In she employ Of the Baldwin Loaemo-
stxe worka al Paterson. ~ J.. secured
position with . PARTY gcssx 10 Alaska who
claimed 60 passsesx information regarding .
diamond hesd and wilose payposs was TO
vork ana gessaop the ground A few days
STAGE Hoffman arrived Ga Seattle. and 80
far as ne knsws ne Ia she only one III .
party Of Eve to come out Of the country
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A r~rxrk4bss story - sos9 By II c. Ho0.
nzsn. a returning Kieofsker. ef his expert
egses ia far Northern As<skA Vale Hc1-
rran siartr1 his pilgrimage with fagr com
pazsoEs. ne rssgFrzs alone. leaving al Who
aecon paass& alsn Esss or missing IA an TN
known ans unexpseFses Land Tbe dead are.
WALTEn DoOOS. Patterson, y. ,.
JAMES IA BELLE, LEVER Canada
- WRENCH. address net ksswn-
HENRY MARTIN. fate usknown-
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Oregon NAY ss~E To THE SOUND


A ssrsv@ss letter received IN shAs cisy
fvy~n an etysesr ~ the eat4sssAtr Oregon
ssste& sAss nv sAssastsm ssssFtesf 81 mcw
a. Mansta. nsas @eFn seave yssr San rs~n.
ezsrr. tseaes 90 ESssr& ssssaas asf So IN
the government deck az aresnes4an-
TIE CsFNwag, asaegsflex ga the writer.
wsii - ress sfahtn three or sssfs ss.nsas
tssrsss sight fsi~atr@ are Hssse~srx cw reg
ana sas wsss unsfeFse = general overhaul
sna cleaning @sss painting
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SMITHS EtkSgssksE-se E@a1kwm
G2~Ss Ssss&~1ss @zsssSA se@%Ss~ sraEa am3
ss@9ss gxs&n4 Asst %eVee ssssS ID sssA
sAs2sEsgsssre Fvs@ 80 ~ sH SyAs zsssA
s=s@g<s free. A54rpsS S-@3s& sgxs~. srssAS
IA
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Z ~ssE EeSs@sH &~Aaxss s. raSs
Fzt~sTs sassssas 5's@As~v k&sst~s~ a sss
/ AH0sa ET&sn - SAe $500
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LOvE-cnARnS.

The love-eharm still fingers. the last link
30 the old DAYS Of ignorance and supersss-
lion when charms were believed to be pow
e1ful 10 cure disease and defeat death The
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WAG>gWS N@a.s Mats Harx co.
&N4@g
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TRY sasssl ssev~as' new asnsnx seen.
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wAGNER's Band. Madison Park. to-
night