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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-24
Change of Time on B. & o.

a new schedule has gone into
effect on the b. & O. Railroad,
beginning last Sunday, the 10Th
inst. The trains changed are
three-one formerly leaving at
4,35 a. m. for Washington June.
ton and way stations, now leaves
at go a. M; one arriving at $40
from Mt. Airy and way stations,
now arrives at 6 10 a, m; one ar
irving at $50 from the West,
now arrives at 6.55 a. IN. All
other trains are the same.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-24
Volcanic Erupti ems

Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob
life of joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
cures them, also Old Running and
Fever Sores, Ulcers, Bells, Felons,
Corns, Warts, Cuts. Bruises, Burns,
Scalds, Chapped Hands, Chilblains.
Best Pile cure on earth. Drives out
Paius and Aches. Only % cents a box.
Cure guaranteed. Sold by A. l..
Pearre, Druggist.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-24
DR.. VIM. @. Boteler.

Practice limited to diseases of the
Eye, Ear, and Throat. Spectacles adj
justed for all forms of defective sight.
Spectacle examinations free. Office. %
North Market street; residence, east
city limits, Frederick, Md Office
hours 8 A. NJ. to p. NJ, except Sun
day jan. 27-1yr.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-24

"a, is visiting relatives in this
place.
Mr., Charles Kline. of Mt.
Pleasant, has purchased a large
quantity of very fine apples in
TINS vicinity the past few weeks.
Services will be held in the Lu,
'heralI Church next Sunday
morning at the usual hour and in
the Reformed at 9 30.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-24
Jurors Drawn.

On Saturday last Judge Me
Sherry drew the jurors for the
December mon jury term. There
are about so criminal cases on
the docket.
The following are the jurors:
BuckeyStOwn Dist. -GeOrge w.
Stunkle.
Frederick-John II. Bennett,
Samuel f. Thomas. John II. Main.
hart, Daniel Eisler. Jacob A.
Woodward.
Middletown-Samuel NJ. Ke-
fauver.
Northumberland Jenkins.
Catoctin-Henry L, Branden-
burg.
Urbana-Andrew Strube.
Liberty-J. Valentine Albaugh.
New Market-James B. Pref
well.
Hauvers-George w. Hughes.
WoodSboro-Calvin p. Smith.
Petersville-Samuel T. Dixon.
Mt. PleaSant-GideOn J. Rams
burg.
JeffersOn-Joseph II. Souder.
Mechanicstown-F rank A.
Roddy.
JacksOn-Geo. w. Wachtel.
Johnsville-William B. Grimes.
Woodville-Levi j. PLANE.
Lewistown--Frauk Stottlemyer.
TuScarora-W William I. Knill.
Ballenger-Edward J. thinner
man.
Braddock -Charles Il. Shafer.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-24
Rocky Springs
November 20. 1900

November 20, 1899.
On Friday afternoon, the 18th
INST, as Ar. John l.. Lortz was
coming out Of the bars near his
residence he was thrown from the
wagon in which he was riding.
causing a fracture and dislocation
OF the right forearm. He was
taken to Baltimore for treatment
on Tuesday.
Mr. John Ed. Biser has re-
moved to his new residence.
A flock of geese Ell route south
passed through here this after
noon.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-24
IncloSe Stamps.

All persons sending commune
cations on any subject with a re.
quest to return manuscript if not
published, should inclose stamps
for that purpose. Otherwise all
rejected matter goes into the
waste basket.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-24
Bismarck's Iron Nerve

Was the result of his splendid health.
Indomitable will and tremendous en-
ergy are not found where Stomach,
Liver, Kidneys and Bowels are out of
order Ifyou want these qualities and
the success they bring, use DIR. Kings
New Life Pills. They develop every
power of brain and body. Only 25
cents at A. L. Pearre's Drug Store.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-24
Lecture.

Rev. L. G. Carter, d. d., of
Chattanooga. Tenn, will deliver
his famous lecture on "The Mis-
take of Marriage" at the United
Brethren Chuch, in this city, on
Tuesday evening, November rs.
DIR. Carter will be here in the in
terest of the Centennial Church
and the lecture will be for the
benefit of that church. Admis-
sion 20 cents.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-24

The B. & 0. Railroad will
shortly begin the work of cutting
down grades between Baltimore
and Chicago. This. at several
points, although expensive in
first cost, will give an increase
in train loading facilities of about
80 per cent. The cost is eStimat-
ed at $500, 600.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-24

mat sailed dnG. .AEer &rt66s o or
3 ~, O1 grandfather's past in the old
ts1 ,oie and Of Johnny's future In
AAilng land Of Independent man.
pdlod 40 tne night came on the talk
Ia 10 a mere thread of dis
y mat grew less bright and
10 the sunshine faded in the
let's the old man said: "Come,
49, oe moving along toward the
!" getting a little cold out
hon. ey wendell their way to-
cor1 Ior all that in the whole
. iu take on this name for
uows of the little shop look.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-24
The Best Christmas Gift of
All.

In choosing a Christmas Gift
for friend what can afford more
present or lasting pleasure than
a subscription to The YOUTHS
Companion? The delight with
which 1t Is received on Christmas
morning Is renewed every week
Ill the year. The charm of il is
disclosed little by little as the
months run their course. There
Is no household in which it will
not prove an inspiration.
Those who want to present a
years subscription to a friend
may also have the beautiful Com.
pdRj0n Calendar for 1900 sent
with it. This Calendar is re-
production in twelve colors. print
ing of three exquisite designs by
a celebrated American artist, a
member of the American Water
Color Society. In addition to
this all the issues of The CONF
pdRiOR for the remaining weeks
of 1899 are sent free from the
time subscription is received
for the new volume.
Illustrated Announce m Ii
Number containing a full pros
pectuS of the volume of 1890
sent free to any address.
THE YOUTH'S COMPANION.
202 Columbus Az. Boston, Mass
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-24
Comparison of the Vote for Governor 1895 1899

following table gives the for 1895 and
district. - " ' Wy
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-24

An immense line of silver nov
elites at way down prices and en-
graved free at ii. S. Landis' jew
elry Stores.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-24

These three districts and precinct Emmtsburg 3 were
added since 1898 the Republicans having
There difference of 12S Prohibition column for
Governor this compared with 1885, the being 4oO
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-24
WOOdSDOrO'.
Nov. 20, 1899.

Nov. 20, 1899.
A large number of people from
q this place attended the conference
. at Rocky Hill Lutheran Church
. last week.
: Rev. Charles Ritter and wife,
Inr,mn lof Burkittsville, spent several
~ days last week with her parents
! in this place.
IL Rev. Il. S. Patterson held
~ communion services at Rocky
Hill last Sunday at 10 o'clock.
IN Mr.. Isaac Trimmer, who has
ed. been very ill for several months,
we are glad to say, is improving
Mr.. and Mrs. Urner Albaugh,
b Of Mt. Pleasant, paid a brief
visit to her parents at this place
; I recently.
5, Rev. A. ID. Melnie, President
'sl of the NJ. p. Annual Conference,
~ preached a very interesting ser
y mon in the NJ. p. Church here
last Sunday at $50 O'Clock, to a
very large and attentive audience.
Powell Bros. have their store
windows beautifully decorated in
holiday attire.
Q A very interesting Y. p, S. G.
Il. meeting was held in the Lu-
- theran Church last Sunday even
} ing, November 10Th.
Mr.. John McCalister, who has
been ill for the past week, is
) slowly recovering.
Mr.. OF. Haines, of Silver Run,
i spent a few days here last week
eur business.
IS Ue an The Ladies of the Reformed
is arhurch are making preparations
hemS hold a Thanksgiving fete in
:. NE town hall on Wednesday,
AZ Thursday, Friday, Saturday and
ly sIonday, Nov. 20, and 80, and
!, a9ecember 1st and 4th. The pro
, n ssneeds are for the benefit of the
easlhurch. Oysters and regular
ture;uppers will be served in excel
= 0, ent style and dinner on Thanks
lr giving Day.
no ! Mrs. Charles Green, of York,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-24

Corrected fort CITIZEN every week
street
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-24
WHEAT FLOUR. coRN, RYE. &C.
GENERAL COUNTRY PRODUCE.

This schedule # puces revised and
c rrrcted each week by Mr.. j. ;. W.
JaIbup
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-24
FREDERICK CITY MARKETS.

& Weekly Price List OF Articles
Of Commerce, Revised and Cor
rected Just Before Going
10 Press.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-24
ABOUT THE COUNTY
something About the Current
Events Transpiring in the
Surrounding Agricul-
tural Districts.

our h andPs nae VIII have their reports in
ing 10 insure publication We wonid nrerlr
receiving same on Tuesday. 'N Pieier
tb 1oraeSpondence solicited from all parts of
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-24

sIIllS
ltCKIf..
and arr
till hell
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-08-20
Fl debut de Ia ConDa1ia,

Nuestro amigo Leicibaba.a ledio6 frases
muy expresivas al Soberano de la Capital, sig
nlhoando So agradecimiento 4 Ponce por 10 gran
aoogida que allf sc lie dispensara y mantle stan
90 su deseo de dar una function en- obsequio de
las familias que allf han quedadc sin pan y sin
hogan con motive del oicl6n.;
A Ia vez nos dijo que ofreoerfa otra fun
clon de gracia en- b%eneioio de las personals que
han quedado sumidas en- Ia miseria en- las DO.
b%laciones y bsrrios vecinos de esta capital, &
pstici6n de la juventud.
Sc insugar6 la Compants con Ia chistosa
"Marcha de Cadiz" en- Ia que hixo honor { 81
pspe' ell simpst'oo Ramirez, que fine muy
splaudido, ai como Marines y 10 graoiosa Au-
rora GuzmAn en- ell duo de los patos, que mere
Ia repetioi6n.
LII Conchs Martinez, con toda ID al de-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-08-20
HONOR A CUBA.
From New York..

Mercedes Hernand z, Hortensia Luis, An
gslina y Gloria Martinez, Carload Pujols; cir-
90 cubsnas que en- terra americans, acaban de
obtener un hermcso triunfo esco!ar.
Perteuecen 81 grupo d. sGraduadas de
1899, (Tte graduates Ct 99) , han gaaado su
diploma despues de pasar tod,s los ours s de
<PTimary y Grammar en- una de las mejores
Escue,ss Pub,icas de la ciu lad de Nueva
York.
He pre- Sci ci. do Ia b~riilante reception en-
que les han sido entreg,dos eos diplomas; las
he visto dekf'sr eLtre Glen Americana s, eus
companeras de estudios y de triunf, g., y ha
palpitado mi alma de en- zion du!cfsima al YER
4 Cuba, representada en- aquel acto por csc CRU
pc de oinco de sus hijas couquistando I'm honor
mercedes.
El inmenso salon donde iba s celebrarse
la hermosa fiesta estaba gallardamente deoora'
do con las banderas de oasi todas las naciones,
prssididss por la de eStars and Stripes.
Al contemplar 81 precioso %oonjunto de pa
bellones y de flores que ostentsba ell amplio
1~eointo, sentf como 81 mis- ojos fueran atraidos
Por nm brillante resplandcr.. ..Siguieron ellcs
IL huella de luz inefabls. ~ se sncontra'
ron con ID bandera de Cuba que resplandeofa
como nm sol de gloria en- 81 centric de todas.
reofa que gu estrella difundfa luz -luz propia-
con irradiaciones de victoria.
ALI estsba la g~loriosa ense1a protejiendo
b las cinco cubsnas, representando un pedaclto
del cielo de Cuba en- TERRA extranjera, como
para que no ~sintieran nostalgia de La patria las
que estaban lejos de ela!!
Las Glasses todss del Co'egio tomaban parte
en- 81 hermoso concurso para honrar & las Ora
duadas, j.. ,
30 insugurd Ia fiesta con 81 des6le general
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-08-20
Ago..

Tlas ell medroso velo que la noohe
desplega en- mi aPosento,
hay ago del perit de tn fgura,
hay algo de las lfneas de tn cuerpo.
Eu oi Iumo1 que + mis ViuOs l1ega
ouando Ia tarde espira
hay algo del arrullo de tus besos,
hay algo de tn VOC que me cautivs..
En- Ell oielo, en- ell mar, en- la forest.
que ell sol en- luz innunda
hay algo de tus graoias J hechizos,
hay algo de tn pAlida hermosurs.
Y en- los tristes y lAngnidos oantares
que surgeon de mi alma,
hay algo de tus vagas inquietudes,
hay algo de tus quejas y tus Agrinasf.
N. AGOSTO MENDEZ.
(Venezo1ano)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-08-20
Mdximas de- comelcio,

Por s%ensatas,, sonFde mucha apliosci6n Las
.siguientes: : t--s., @e-a.{Sz. .rz .r*-..r
Les a~rtfculos de una misma clase debep
oomprarse en- ma m~ianAscssa-
HI que dejs IN negeeio bueno en- busca de
otro mejor hace IN m&l esnnbio. Z
FL canine que conducs 1 10 riquezs e. eli
de la industria , Ia frugalidad.
Compra 10 que necessities y NADIA mas; exis.
tencias aoumuladas son jinero perdido.
La aeticidad es d mejor. sooio del CAPT
tai.
La prontitud, = sobre TODD en- los pagos, 90
IL fuersa vital de los negocios.
81 pides o%onsejo J to 10 dan. no 10 divides
nj 10 dejes perder.
Nunoa gastes 81 dinero que no hayas CANA.
do todavfa.
La cara ~risue1a atrae In clientele , sl ceho
frunoido Ia aleja.
We { buscar ell cliente J no esperss ( que
to basque 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-08-20

Al .visitar al estableoimiento de los
sefores s.. Melon & c.. hemos tenido OCCASION
de yer Las dltimss move dadea de Paris que acs.
ban de importar por el vapor francis eSan ST.
m6n,. Lac cuales asAs dejan que dssear, J ade'
mas I'M magnf6co surtido de- mercsncfss de to.
das olases .inglesas J alemsnss, reoibida por los
tltimos vapores de Liverpool, TODD & preoios
muy moderator.
Recomendamos . nuestros amigos no dejen
de visitar diehoe estsblecinniento.
p-A-l9.5
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ON muSa!.

$500 = l.. ------
No tardes Vent Va es hora!....
Oh, yirgens De mis- noehes, musa mfs,
vuelca aobre mi fr.ente :%pensadors
tn bdosro DE- sus4ea,. - odavfa
no ha despartsde4 81 confn 10 aurora.
49, :. :t. faa fe iyrs ysssS11a ~ 60 y %*
TIE espero; vent. mo duermo
mo siento nostAlgioo y enfermo,
, soy un< afna que Ia pens toes.
Porque to agusrdan -, como en- ell nido
ell pAjaro dormide,sr -
Sc sourraoan los haeos en- Ia boes.
1lEn d6nde eatAsrs A. veoes imsgino
que huyendo en- pos de I'M ideal divine
no volverAs 1 visitar mi estancia;
como NO .vuelve cuando al cielo sube,
quizAs enamorada de una nubs,
on alas de Ia briss 10 frsgancis.
Esta noche to guardo,
lsabes 10 que to guardo nj Angel buenor
Besos de smor psra tn sien de nardo,
lasos de amor para tn blanoo seno.
FL aba aun sobre el nocturno brodhe
no ha dejsdo oaer su r6seo dedo;
tn to vas con ell alba, , tengo miedo
de que aoabe Ia noche....
iTa to vas con-el alba, = 20 me quedo!
Desoiende, pues! L. nube de torments
que revolviendo est& mis- lontananzas,
cuando to hallas comigo, no ~revienta.
Tu ala es de as.. DespliSgsla.. Y c~alienta
bajo tn ala de luz mis- esperanxas!
Despues, ouando to alejes y despunte
alborozado ell dfs,
venga la musa del do!or y junte
81 b0oa sin eonrisas con Ia mia!
VICTOR M RACAMONDE.
(Tenezolano)
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Celos.

Celos tengo de TODD, vida mia:
del negro rixo que en- tn frenter ondes,
de la luz. que en- tus ojos centellea
como On los oielos ell falgor del dia.
De Ia vaga sonrisa de algeria
que entire tus labios de carmin serpea,
de IL aurora %esplendente que Ia idea
enoiende en- tn abrasada fantasfs.
Del aire que embalssmas CON tn aliento
del oculto y lsscivo p~ensamiento
que la febre en- t us venas lagiganta,
y hasta celos tendr6 de mi acerado
msgnfico pu1al, ouando clavsdo
10 mire hasts ia cruz en- tn g,rganta!
4rtawo de Reyes.
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Ayuntam iento de San Juan.
SRCRETARIA.

En- IL session celsbrads syer por eli Conoejo
Municipal 90 BIZ aooTdado abrirs ooncurso para
sdiudicar log trabsjoss d sspfnturs yldecorado
quo han do haosrseaen Aei Teatro, : fin de qoe
hs qzzquIsr2sn notnsrlos a ~ cargo presenter aus
ropotioionnesss l proyeotoa 80 ests secret.ris,
durants .. plalsoo e y,ainttss dias, ) oontsr desde
q DC 4 pnblicaicei6n 90 este a~nnnoio;. entendido
que Il sdtudicaci6n Ie harI oportun smente b..
10 las oondioiones comrades de- los oontrstos
por s~ervioios phblicol segun 81 .pliego que re-.
daotark II COMMON permanente de Fomento y
podr& verse en- esta Secretarfa.
San Jusn Is de Agosto de 1899.
federico Aguayo.
49,. 80 n-S-S-3
Nuestro amigo don Arturo Lopez, %.
riente de nuestro Director; qns reside en- h
Aides Saenx, hs lido una de las vfotimas del
hurac4n. Segtu relsci6n detallada que nos en-
via ssoienden aus p6rdidasa ga, o43.
Un yapor de ia Mails Resi- Iagless lie.
CARA . este puerto, proosdents de- SAINT Thomas
, e~soalas, eli IS del sotasl por 10 manans &c
d~espaoharA segaidamente para Ponce y SAINT
Thomas, admitiendo oaxgs , passjeros para %.
ii todss las islas de Barlovento = Europa.
Para mas informes dirigirse : Lssds,ov
DupkGce TetuAn IL. n-s--5-1
Agrsdeoemos : nuestro eonpansro
81 joven ~escritor don Eugenio. Desohamps ell
obseqaio que nos hace CON I'M ejsnplar dc ~
toilette titulado eR6Probo, 81 cual alesrsaaos
establishments =
II Cruoero de L. Marina Americans
<New Orisans, ha fondeado-snq Il bahis dc
Santo Domingo y eI o~afonsro Aschias en eli
puerto dc Ia Vegs, do Il vecina Republics.
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ROANOKE Brings
GREAT RICHES.
Continued from Page One,

refused passage at Nome. and unless
they come down on the Cleveland or
Alpha, which were anchored az Nome
when The Roanoke left. will be compelled
70 remain all winter. which Will, TO
doubt. mean death 20 them, as climatic
conditions in that latitude are unfavora-
bic 10 fever cases.
Besides Linderberg and Brynteson, who
have drafts On San Francisco for their
dust other rich claim owners on the
Roanoke are r. H Anderson. w. A.
K1eilman. y. r. r. Hatch and H. G.
Wilkinson. Anderson's cleanup on No.
9. above on Anvil, was $lco 900; KjelIman
sold one of his claims. No. 2. below on
Anvil, TO G. .. Lane OF San Francisco.
for $4,000. and still owns a large strip
OF beach property. Hatch. who owns
several very rich claims on Basin, Dex-
ter and Boulder creeks. besides fractions
on Anvil. cleaned up $4,000 from his
properties and law practice, he being the
legal representative OF many Of the
heaviest claim owners in the district.
DIR. Wilkinson is the owner Of the
Hunter. the leading once building in
the city and the headquarters OF the fed
eral and civil authorities. He has also
many valuable real estate and mining
interests. W. Fl. whittIesey of Seattle
was also among those who returned on
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the Roanoke Mr.. Nhittlesey IL one OF
the leading attorneys In the camp, being
attorney for g u. Lane and other big
owners. He Is also popular with the
miners In general. and has beer selected
To represent the interests and needs Of
the camp In Washington CITY on the re-
assembling Of congress F. r. Fischer OF
Fischer Bros. Wholesale grocers is an
other Roanoke passenger Mr. Fischer
disposed Of a stock OF goods aud looked
over the field with view of establishing
a branch store next season. Ely +.
Weare former president and now direc-
tor of the \. A. r. 4 +. Company, and
r : Buchanan. auditor OF the same
company. were among the passengers.
Mr. Wears has been in Alaska for three
years. and is probably as well posted on
the conditions Of that country az any
one. G II C'Toby'1 Alien OF Chicago.
who has been seventeen years In Alaska.
is also among the fortunate ones. When
Mr. Allen first went into Alaska he
weighed but 10 pounds and he comes out
tipping the scales at 80. when asked the
reason whyfore. he says II must be the
uradulterated afr ard canned beef an
familiar 10 the north My. Alien ha. a
long poke" the contents Of which re
carefully keeps from the public. Follow
{u, ar4 tire Roanoke Daspeuga-w.
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TYPHOID FEVER AT CAPE
NOME.
Ct UPHOLD FEVER has raging

81 lTHCID FEVEk RodS raging
4 at Cape Nome 9ehen the
Roanoke left October 20. Ur to that
tine fully a dosen people had died
and score or more 9pere suffering
Sufth tie r1Afady. II is the accepted
belief among physicians of the camp
fbaf the disease is caused BY the
zpate' Of Snake rfper, Uhich is the
principal source Of zuafer supply for
the camp Snake rfber runs through
the timber for considerable dis
lance, ana is a71rreen1fed auth germ,
from rot'ed vegetation. These
zufth other impurities in the qDAfer,
ara almost total lack of SANITARY
measures. are The cause of ali the
SICKNESS. With the adpert of cold
gveatfer II is thought the eptder,tc
7uW cease. as people hill then
be compelled to tale better care Of
Themselves. ana the greater part of
the 1eater consumed zvouid hlpe
10 be BODIED be- fore used.
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nip Van Wrinkle" TonInht

VI S7w r Sszw wfH p. eae7 .n-tps.
e ne 1~-H--0-n rscet-r - Pin Esr VII
- a. ne T~Ivf a+tr144 thaa ST C,r ri.
'e~ srt ~f'4~fae evenings ~rark ~ r,ta.
-rr~*s WI 20 - -f1e -R4f'' utr ~.
give Is .hF ~ati-ee rlx houses Aov~
Efs7ste.' fHs ~heU az wa.k
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DEAD BODY TELLS THE IblE.
Disaster Comes to a Gold Pros
pecting Party il Alaska.
FOUR MEET TERRIBLE DEATH.

Prominent New Y0rkeFs Organized
to search for the Precious Metal
Two of Them Desert because OF
DiaseBaion and the Remaining
Four. While on Their Little
Steamer. Encounter n Fatal Storm
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4 LFELESS body 4uashed up on
"A the beach OF ST. Michael is
land, an overturned steamer and
scow load Of old machinery. tell the
story in d fev h,ords Of another III
fafed party that sought fortune in The
1oilds of Alaska. Of the original
party that left New York September
81. 1875, but tvo su-vtve. John
BECKER and Theodore Dederick. the
Others. M. and Ms. Emil Kahner,
Oscar Becker and man zvbose name
Is unknoqun, haviag been droquned
sometime bet1Ueen September 10 and
20. The body qDashed up on the
beach avas that of Oscar Becker, the
Others no doubt being in the house of
the overturned steamer. The steam
ship Roanoke. qUhich arrrDed from
ST. 6Mrehaei yesterday, brought
dozUn the story.
T.iiE hrs, Information regarding the
i drowning was brought to st. Michael
by two natives who claim 10 have - n
the boat ogarturn during a severe w.nd
storm which prevailed about the midIie
of September They made ,h.IT report 10
Lieut.. Percy ~ Cochran. the comma s,i-
iug officer of iort ~. Michael. aho CT
dc'cd the government laun@A Nofdica b
the seeue If ~. accident. The seHs vas
brought IL on the 2ith ot september and
on ibR 18th the %crtica vas and W.
nothing more was heard OF the matter
un.N two days Later. when The Nor tea
returned with q sCow IN law and ,ho oSly
Of oscar Becker. owing Ia tee aiga surf
the crew Of the Nafsiica could MT max.
an examination OF the overturned steamer
~. which no doubt contains he bods of
Mi and Mrs. kuaDer aud tho urkuowa
man There being no one al :; Michael
at the time 80 claim the body II wa
ordered inferred 10y Lieut., Cochran. sev-
er+ looks and papers wtrc taken Of The
body. but owing e. their water soaked con-
dillon they mefe not leaille. Robe VII
son. master Of Jhc Nordica. knew Hccker
and the otaer members - the PATTY ha.-
ing met them a. Hamilton station. Ola tA~
Yukon fiver. where ibty wlutesed lie
Tould only give disconnected q count (
their cJnAeV Ions, pace ~ ~ sidcn =, &C
ana II was bot uutil the arrival al ~
Michael Of the steamer cutahy on DC
;oher that a reliable account r the x
petition could be had Theodore Die e.
rich one Of The original party. Is an ulier
fkY1 10 itsH1hE ri - a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-02
CONDITIONS AT NOME

for the bodies Of the other members Of
TIE party.