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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-12-13
AGENTS FOR
The YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK
LIMITED.
HEAD OFFICE. YOKOHAMA.

HEAD OFFICE. YOKOHAMA.
The Bank buys and receives for col
lection Bills of Exchange, issues Drafts
and Letters of Credit. ant transacts a
general ba king business.
INTEREST ALLOWED:
On fixed deposits for IL months, per
cent per annum.
On fixed deposits for 6 months, Sh per
cent per annum.
On fixed deposits for 8 months. 8 per
cent per annum.
Branch of the Yokohama Specie Bank.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-12-13
ALLEGED CARELESSNESS
HANDLING OF NINE LEPERS
FROM HAWAII.
They are Driven Up Town in Ordinary
Express Wagons, Used for General
Business.

The spectacle of nine lepers being
driven through the streets of Honolulu
yesterday in two open express wag-
ons, which are used for all sorts of
purposes aroused lot of criticism.
The unfOrtunates arrived earlier i'm
the day on the steamer Kilauea Hou
from Hawaii and were taken in the
express wagons from Kinau wharf to
the Kalihi station.
The lepers were landed from the
steamer in the midst of a large crowd
OF people who gathered to satisfy their
curiosity. One of them had to be help
ed ashore and into the express wagon
She was an old Hawaiian lady. The
baggage was put on the wagons, the
lepers took seats or stood up, and the
wagons drove up town.
On the steamer the nine enforced
passengers from Hawaii, who were in
charge of an officer We're not segregated
from others on board. They mingled
with others at the wharf, while wait
ing for the wagons that We're to take
them away.
The same wagons are regularly used
for ordinary express purposes.
The nine lepers are all natives but
two, one Chinese woman and a Jap.
Three are apparently advanced cases.
PUBLIC CONCERT.
The band will present thu following
selections at the Hawaiian hotel this
evening:
PART l.
Overture-"Victor Emanuel king
"Nabucco". 49,. Verdi
Cornet Solo-"Sea Flower" (by re-
quesD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Robinson
Songs
"a Lei POM Moi"
OBJ Sweet Lei Mamo."
Miss j. Keliaa.
Co "Kuu Wehiwehi'
(d) "Kokohi"
Mrs. N. Alapai.
PART II.
The Blue and the Gray" by request.
Selection-"The Messenger Boy.
$50. ......................M onckton
IntrOduction-"Car .....B izet
Waltz-"Artist Life" by request.
''.'''. ...'.'....., ............. strauss
March Smoky Mokes, :" ..... Holman
Star Spangled Banner"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-12-13
Does it pay you
To bake your
Own Bread F.?

We think that it does not.
What is the use of doing so? When
you can have bread delivered fresh
every day. In baking bread you make
enough to last several days perhaps
some of the family is away, then there
is a waste but if buying you can regu-
late the order to it's daily consumption.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-12-13
NEW FIRE ENGINE.
Bids for one for the Station at Pa
lama.

The fire commissioners are advertis-
ing for sealed proposals for a new fire
engine. 1t is for the new fire house at
Palama and is to be accompanied by a
hoe wagon. The new engine is to be a
first-siZe, steam piston fire engine, with
a capacity of 1000 to 200 gallons per
minute and weighing about 5000
pounds. The hose wagon is to be for
two horses and carrying 1,2OO feet of
fire hose. Bids will be received up to
January 10.
There are no local firms able to sup
ply the demand, and bids will have to
come from the States
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20
FOR FAMINE SUFFERERS.
A Five Thousand Ton Steamer Char
tered 20 Take Food 90 India.

Warrington. April 1.-the navy de-
paTtment has secured i've thousand t,n
steamer 10 carry the wheat and other food
supplies collected By charitable organise
items In New YORK 70 the Tlsgus aid
famine sufferers In IndiA. Secretary
Long Was informed By telegraph today By
gay dirsotor Denniaton that be had found
Q suitable vessel The Secretary replied
- follows:
"Close option ct the lump sum Of &c.
600 II the Christian Herald approves. sub
jsct to inspection under the command.
ant COT the New York navy yard) with
whom viii oommunioats. Department
trusts donors will al vessel 70 her full
capacity.
(Signed) LONG"
The last sentence was sddsd because the
stores collected % New York, amounting
to 5000 tons are mot sufloieat to exhaust
the capacity Of the ship.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20
JOHN ". PERKINS CO., Agents.
Wholesale Druggist, Portland, Me
fsn22. mon, wed, frism. tc.nrm
CITY OF PORTLAND.
Proposals for supplies for
Pnuper Department..

Sealed propo,1s win be received a. the once
sSsn; at or 2. M. for for, the following Gasm,i.y
delivered as wanted from May 1st
1900 to April slst, 1901; Corned beef, shins.
chuck beef, salt pollock fish, corned, chowder
and fresh fish; the corned beef to be what Is
called the rattle with the shin bone and brisket
bone taken out.
Also for 700 tons stove coal. more or less, for
the outside poor delivered At the homes OF those
RECEIVING aid In "a or "A ton lots as ordered;
4o6 tons cumberland coal. more or less, to be
delivered at Almshouse As ordered; 20 tons
stove coal to DO delivered az the Aimshouse and
50 ton stove and Cumberland, more or less Of
one or both kinds, as ordered, to be delivered
atths DeerIng district Almshouse. The pro
posals for coal not to be delivered at the once
81 Overseers OF Poor until Friday, May 25th. at
D. m +, and the contract fof same to run from
May 3ist, 1900, to May Slst 1901.
All the above articles to be OF best quality and
coal to be In tons OF 1000 pounds.
All the proposals to be endorsed proposals
for supplies for the articles proposed and a..
rected to the Overseers Of the Poor. The right
to reject any and all bids rot deemed for the In
terests OF the city will be reserved.
April 10, 1909. aprisdiw
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20

niz, d today a. one OF the leading frater-
nal organizations. Many tribes have
been visited during the pass-greas sun.
Several dispensations have been granted.
Great Chief of Records st. John, In his
report, stated that there were now ., 100
members and the total wampum on
hand was .s22. ZIG A, net gain during
the great sun Of s2,67s 65. The total dis
burssments amounted to si7.s7b.b4.
X. n. Libby. y. e wheeler, Otis W.
Bailey and Clarsnos L. Buchanan. the
great representatives,, rsported the results
Of their pleasant visit to Washington,
which with 600 msmbers OF the order they
called upon President Mckinley.
Adjournment Of the morning session
was taken at ~ o'clock and the afternoon
meeting convened ct few minutes be
fore o'clock. The new ceremony for
the raising Of chiefs Of the Great Coun-
oil was used for the first time and was
voted an unqualified success. This form
OF ceremony will be considered BY the
Great Council which meets ct Ailwaukss
on the second Tuesday In September.
Il was voted to establish the minimum
fee at 10 fnthomA The meeting next
year viii also b held In this CITY. Dur
ing the mssting 81 past sashsms received
the degree.
The following of3oers were elected:
Great Prophst-Herbert B. Seal.
Great Sachem-Jossph ID. Randall
Great senior Sagamcre-franois ID.
Great Junior sagamore-ohas. N.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20
FREE DELIVERY FOR GARDINEK

Gardiner, April 19.-E. II. Hathaway.
special agent Of the eastern diviaion Of
the Free delivery service OF shs pest
office department. with his sssistant e.
B. Merton, arrived In this city todsy and
went over the proposed route Of the free
delivery service He says he shall make
q favorabls report ON the s,ms and az
poets 1t TO bs established within short
time.
He will ais, report faverably on the
proposed Auburn route, but on the Rock
land routs he will make an adverse re-
port. He left this evening to 20 over the
routes at Saco and SsbsRo LAKE. from
which point he returns to Washington.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20
SAYS He ISN'T SICK.

st. Louis, April TO- The following de-
spatch was received this afternoon from
Austin, Tex;
To the editor Of the Post Despatch
You may state for me that the stories
that 1 am In Ill health, are untrue. l
have never felt better In my life. speak
tonight at the University auditorium and
next Saturday ct YsarRin's grove. this
county, and on next Tuesday at Wichita,
Tex.
(Signsd) William J. Bryan.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20
KILLED BIZ MARKsHEN.
Boston q Maine section Hand shot an
Lswrencs.

Lawrence, MASS, April io.-John Mey-
nihan, . Boston ~ Maine section hand,
vas instantly killed today while at work
on the tracks about mile below the
North Andovsr depot. Three we'll
kpewn Lawrsnss men. who were praotie-
ina with are arms ON the other sidS Of
the river. are hsid responsible for che
man's death. They are Fred 0ay, aged
6 Of III Lawrenos street; Arthur ID.
Mershouss. 10 years Of Howard street.
and ousAvs q. Trstt "a Of Q Howard
street. Thsy gave themselves up and
we're subsequently, released on bail, Judge
stons fixing surssiss n e2(oo In each casa
7hs three men went down 70 the river
bank, below the sss works. this aftsr-
nosn, 70 do some sheotins. Trott carried
. % oaIibsr winchs ser riis. and tbs
others had rsvolvsrA They Threw a
numhsr Of tin cans into the river and
when the cans lad fioatsd down about
100 fest tssy ali opened fIrs. Trotts who
carried The rifs, discharged the weapon
. sssosd time. Almost simultaneously
shsy NV . gang Of railroad men on the
trasks across the river fiesting 70 cover
and the young mon became alarmed lest
someone He'd teen hurt Their worst fears
we're realised when they saw ons Of the
msn bsins taken away on the shoulders
Of his oomradsa They FASTENED 70 thu
gas works and tsisphonsd to North An
dover dspst whsrs they learned OF the re-
sun Of the accident
Moynihau, tbs victim Of the accident.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20
GUERILLAs SENTENCED.

Manila. April 15.-The military COM
mission which tried three Filipinos at
Leallamban for guerilla warfare has
found ali three guilty and sentenced two
of them to life Imprisonment and one TO
thirty years imprisonment Major Gen.
eral Otis has approved the findings but
has reduced the sentences to Is years.
Two ladrones convicted Of murder
have been sentenced to be hanged at
Odonell,
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20
Order Has Dad No Growth in This
State During Past Year.
Is Flourishing Else
where. However.
Reports of Officers and Election
For Ensuing Year.

The Great Council Of the Irdspsndsni
Order Of REQ Men which convened In
this city on Wednesday syening, oon-
oluded IL ssssions yesterday In Earring
ton block. The meeting In the forenoon
began At ten O'Clock. Great Ssohem
Herbert B. Seal was In the chair and
there were upwards OF 100 members Of
the order In attendance. This number
was very gratifying 10 the order - II
was the largest council that has ever
been held In this state.
The forenoon session was occupied In
o,nfsrr,ng the degrees ON Il past aashsms
and in hstening to the reports OF the
officers and committees. II was found
that the nnApoial Standing was never
better than at the present. time.
The committee oE appeals sso
grievances had 10 report to make. enus
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20

iith sun. Tr.vsiiss Mosa- IAs tribs
nov bss 80 msmbsrz- A nsw seaasil has
slss bssn organised - k<sssr FHils
The report Of ths Great chisf Il REQ :
ordI for the past great san skets small
ioss In msmbership and IN The tribal
funis. But when Ne consider tbs season
Of scarcity through watch We hare
passed our msmbers are 70 Be esngratu-
latsd on the prsssst standing Of We er-
der. for ws have tcdsy more tree and
earnest Red Men snrolisd than ever BE-
fore In the himsry ef this reservation.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20

with the dawn Of prosperity which 10
upon us, all should work earnestly and
seaisusly to tring pale faces into the
order, and with . continuance Of basi-
ness prosperity our ne mbsrship ought
70 double Ia the nsxt two great suns.
and our wampum bslts VIII b replen-
ishsd % that the grand work may BE- car
risd on and all obligations fulfilled. Let
every true Red Man do his whole duty.
Tho order throughout the country
shows Q stsong growth the past great
sun, nearly 1900 net gain. aud 10 reoog-
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20

shaving that the order was In most
harmonious condition.
treat .Sachem Seal made long AMI
most interesting report. The tribes
throughout the reservation show hand
some increase Ia wampum. amounting
10 the aggregate to 2.700 fathoms.
There could be no better indication Of
their prosperity. Our order continues
to improve from great sun to great sun
and Is today, a. a whole, In better con-
dition than ever before. Harmony and
good feeling prevail among all the tribes.
The Great Chiefs have been unable to
iustituts any new tribes. 1t was deemed
advisabls to make an effort to get tribe
INN ediately after the quenching Of our
last Great Council fire. and some work
was attempted in difrer emit pats of the
reservation, but without succsss. Owing
to the great expense Of employing an or
ganissr NO further attempt has been
made.
wswswunka Tribe, No. Al, Of Rum
ford Falls, forfeited its charter BY failing
to hold councils or to make reports to
this Great Council for more than one
great sun. Believing that tribe could
be made success In the hunting grounds
OF Humford Falls. the Great Chiefs dee
oided to make every effort to kindis the
council fire Of this tribe, which was done
by our Great Chief OF Records on the
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20
PORTLAND PosrorFE,c
CORRECTED TO JAN. 4, 1900.
OFFICE HOURS.

Pos,master's ocsce. Sundays excepted 90,
cashiers once, Sundays excepted.) 500 a.
m. 10 900 D. M: Money order department. 900
a. m. TO 800 p. M; Registry department 900 a
General Dtlirery, Sundays excepted.) $50
q. m. to 100 p. IN. Sundays 800 10 1000 a H.
100 TO 400 D. m.
Carter Deliveries. Sundays excepted) lin
india streets at 100. 800 and lice a. m. iso and
p M; In other sections at 500 a M, $50 p. m
sunday delivery at Once window. 200 to 1000
so1s; e sSa Leo sns s roo s .
Sundays. 600 p m only.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Boston, Southern and Western. intermediate
railroad Eastern Dyision.l Arrive at 1915.
500 and i0.%5 p. m. close 500 aud iI.45 a. m.
900 and 300 p. m. sundays. arrive lao and
II 90 p. m. close l145 m, $50 and 200 y. m.
Boston, Southern and Western. and interme..
dIate ofiices and connections, via Boston md
Maine railroad. western diyision)-Arriye at
io.45 a m. $50 and 40 p m; close 600 and 900
and i1.3o a. m. and 2So p m
Esaera. via Maine Central Railroad-Arrive
2oo and 40 q. m. LAS and ais y. m; close
600. 9.45 ana Has q. m. and 400 pm Sundays.
arrive i2.45 p. m; close ii.4o a M, and 9.oc
p. m.
AUGUSTA. intermediate offices and connec-
ton VIA Maine Central tailroad-Arrive at zoe
and 300 q. m, i2fo and 6.f5 p. m; close at 600.
94s and ii.A5 4. m. AIS and 900 p. m.
Huntington. intermediate ofices ana connec.
tons, via Maine Central railroAd-Arriye at
i2.ss and ais p. M ieiose Alta q m and i2iS
Roes,smd. intermediate ofncss and eonneo-
i2.lb and 60o D. m. (; close at 900 and ii.45 a. m.
Skowhegan, intermediate ofices and eonneo.
tons. via Maine Central railroad-Arrive 81
i2.4b p. m. close az i2.i5 p. M
Island Pond, ". intermediate cfnces and
connections. via Grand Trunk Railwar-Ar
rive At $50. iL41 . M. 900 p. m. sundays $50
!. m, close At $50 q m. Loo and 500 pm
SorHan, Mn. intermediate ofices and con-
uectlons, via Grand Trunk railroad-Arrivs at
$50 and so.. - 3, a. and go soo Sundays sas SS
Lontreai-Arrivs at aso ana iLts q. m. and
eco p. m. close at 100 and 800 p m. Sunday
syanion ", in.srns S.s,s, once, ana con
sarflett N H.. intermediate clhces and con
nections via Mountain Division NJ @. X r.
Arrive at $50 a. m. and $40 p. m; close al q.
~. a och ~ H.. intermediate ofncss and con.
neetions, via Portland& Rochester railroad
Arrive a. Las and 600 p. M; close at $50 q IN
% CamSsrland Hus. Gorham and westbrook
(Sdccardppal Arrive az e-4o a m. Las and go
>. M. close $50 and i2.oo a m. and $50 p. m.
South Portland, Willard and Cape Cottage
Arrive at 7.So HOO a. IN. 400 y. m. close $50
o m, 80 and $50 p. m.
Pteasantdafe and Cash Corner-Arrive 80
and Ills q m. and 40 p. m; close T.So q m
and $50 and s.3c .. M
ISLAND MAILS.
Peaks Isiaad-Arrive at 1000 q. m I; close at
$50 p. m.
Harpsspel, Long and Chebedg,ss IsiaRds-Ar-
rive at 1000 q m. close at 100 p. m
STAGE MAILS.
Bo,reru Bedch-Arriye At $50 o. m; close AZ
ace p. m.
Cape Elizabeth and KHtghtvHs-Arrise a.
7.so = M. and $50 p. m. close ct 500 . "A. ana
Duck Pond, prtde's Corner. Wiffhan,, Ma
Wtadhdm. Raynsoad and South eusce-Arriys
at 1i.00 q. m. close al AGO y. M
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20
DELAYED BY LANDSLIDE.

Denver, Col, April 17.-Through
traffic between the east and the west has
been delyed on the Atchinson, Topeka
& Sante Fe road during the past 80 hours
by landslide at the eastern end of the
Ration tunnel. The damage win soon be
repaired.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20
BoERs SEE THE QUEEN.

The Hague, April 19.-The Boer peace
commissioners, headed by DR.. Leyds,
had an audience of Qneen Wilhelmina
this afternoon lasting quarter of an
hour. The delegates, apparently, were
much gratified by the affability Of Her
Majesty. Subsequently they were re-
ceived in private audience blythe Queen s
mother.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20
yANDERBILTs WEALTH.

New York, April 19-The World today
says: The appraised valuation Of the es-
tate Of Cornelius Vanderbilt amounts to
about 500, 600, 900. The estate was sup
posed to have been worth at least $685.
OOO, 900.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20
WASHINGTON TOUR ss5.

Under the personally conducted Tour
ist System Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
win leave Boston, April 9th. Last tou
OF the season May 18th. Itinerary Of d.
N. Bell, Tourist Agent. ao5 Warrington
street. Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20

r. s., G. SO, Section 46-All measures. cans, or
other vessels used in the sale of milk, shall an-
nualiy be sealed by the sealer OF weights and
measures 4 by wine measure. and shall pc
marked by the sealer with figures Indicating the
lently sells by any other measure, can or YES
sci, forfeits twenty dollars for each onencs
apr17di0I
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20

MAINE POSTMASTER.
Washington, April ls.-Ths following
fcurth-ciass postmaster was appeiatsd
today;
Msins-Cra VI erd-H. W. Sssvsy.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20
KINDERGARTEN.

The Spring term of the Kindergarten
at I32 Spring street will open Tuesday,
April cath, I'm charge OF Miss Grace r.
Mash. Apply TO ABBY N. NORTON, I32
Spring street. apri6eodst
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20
MR.. ROBBINS APPOINTED.

Washington. April 19.-The President
today sent the following nomination TO
the Senate:
Postmaster-Maine. F. Z G. Robbins.
Woodfords.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20
NOTICE.

Aunilk dealers are hereby notified to bring
in an Of their Cans and Measures as required
by Chapter 81, Section as of the Revised stat
utes and have the same sealed In Wine Meas
ure capacity. Wine Measure being the legal
Standard Measure. no other measure can law
fully be used.
April i6. 1900.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20
NOTICE.

Ii having come to our notice
that we are reported as having
given up the agency of the Hard
man Piano, we deem tt our duty
TO the public. md ourselves 20
state that we still control the
snle OF the Hardman Piano, and
shall continue as heretofore to
carry i'm stock a full line or
those renowned instruments.
M. STEINERT & SONS CO.,
SIT Congress street
II. c. McGOULDRIC, Mgr.
feb5dtf
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20
MAINE ARTIFICIAL STONE CO.,

Manufacturers and dealers in all kinds of
Portland Cement goods. Office III Kennehec
street, opposite r. & II. depot. Estimates CIV
en- on Artificial Stone Sidewalks, Drlvewavs,
Floors. etc. Cement Garden Borders furnished
and set; also Common Cement Cellar Floors.
AL work done at lowest prices aud satisfaction
guaranteed.
A. w HIGGINS, ROBERT LUCAS.
apr9du
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-20
EASY TO TAKE.
SURE IN EFFECT.

On going to bed take one or two Bax-
ter's Mandrake Bitters Tablets and
drink cup Of hot water; it will make
you sleep ike child, give you an appe..
Ute for breakfast, aud make you feel
Young all day. One or two tablets taken
before eating will overcome habitual cos
tiveness, prevent headaches and feyers.
effectually clean and purify the blood, and
restore the bloom and vigor of youthful
health. We, the undersigned druggists,
agree to refund the money II they do not
cure constipation.
C.. n. CuPPY & Co.,
Monument square,
PORTLAND. ME.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-03-14
CAPE MONIES RICHES.
Sixty Miles Of Golden Beach Where
None Can Stake Claims.

Wrangell, Alaska, Correspondence OF the
Springfield Republican.
The spring Of 1900 will undoubtedly
record the worlds greatest gold stam-
pede, and the scenes attending the mad
Klondike rush Of 1897 will be insigni-
fcant when compared with the Incl
dents accompanying the Cape Nome
craze. All Alaska, and the Pacirc
Coast generally. have been startled by
the return of the last boats from that
frozen region and the wealth brought
down by the passengers. A very con-
servative estimate of the number who
will venture to these wonderful dig
gings, $500 miles away, Is $4,000; in fact
this number will be limited only by the
transportation facilities. and. In antici-
patton of the rush. boats by the score
are being built or chartered by the sew
eral transportation companies of the
Pacihc Coast. On most of the boats
sailing at an early date the passenger
and freight facilities have already bene
taken up by the eager argonauts.
All the information here given has
been secured by interviewing many OF
the best Informed people who have re-
turned from the wonderful camp. It 10
the general opinion that Cape Nome
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-03-14

The tundra diggings, which prospect as
rich as the beach digglngs. extend
from the beach about four miles to the
foothnis; but little work was done last
season, save to prospect, because OF
the richness of the beach diggings,
(which were easier to work, owing to
the proximity of the water. The many
creeks and streams in the foothills be-
yond have proved to be immensely rich
by the little work already done on
them. Several have paid 500 day to
the man. and one claim has a record
of S250,OO0 for two months work.
Numerous lodges of high grade quartz
have been located but as Vet no one
has prospected for lode claims.
Many of those who came out this
fall will return in the spring to work
tundra and creek claims with the most
improved machinery. The creek claims
have produced about 100000 thus
far. Charles W. Lane, the California
millionaire, has invested heavily in
these creek claims, and it is known
that the company in which he is in
terested has secured ten miles OF ter
ritory along Snow Gulch and Anvil
creek. For three claims on Anvil creek
I'llle pdlu 9tVOo".
The power of attorney by which q
man can locate any number of claims
for parties not in the mining district
has proved to be a curse in the coun-
try. The work of the last season was
greatly retarded by the lack of lumber,
and exorbitant prices were paid for
sufficient lumber to make rockers
Lumber sold as high as $3.50 a thou
sand and coal cost $3.50 ton. The AL
bion. the last boat to leave Nome,
sailed early in November, and reported
that fully 1000 people would winter
there. and that, owing to the scarcity
of lumber and fuel, there would be
| much suffering and many deaths.
Many will be Obliged to winter in
tents, and this means sure death in
that cold region. Scurvy and typhoid
fever will also claim many victims.
Rich disvoreries have also been made
at Cape York. $50 miles beyond Nome.
| and 1t Is likely that rich deposits OF
the yellow metal will be found all
along the coast as far as Kotzebue
Sound.