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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-21
LARGE SUMS CONTRIBUTED in
VARIOUS CITIES FOR USE AT.
s. SAN FRANCISCO. .-.E
sABIHETs OFFICER SENT TO THE SCENE
eEcRETARY METcALF NAMED TO
! REPRESENTING NATIONAL
7 s.21 IS GOVERNMENT. .....

s = Z ~ ~ s
Washington, April 81. President
Roosevelt and members of his cabinet
devoted the greater part of their semi
weekly session to a discussion of the
calamity which has befallen San Fran
cisco. It was decided that Secretary
MetcalI, who Is a resident of Oakland,
CAL, should proceed at once to the
stricken city as representative of the
national government. He left during
the afternoon It will be his effort to
consult with the governor OF Galifor
mia and the municipal authorities of
San Francisco and to advise the ma
tionaI administration what, if any
thing, may be done to alleviate the dis
tress there. $ VI:
81. It Is appreciated by the president
that while the people of San Fran
cisco have a proper feeling OF pride in
the matter Of the acceptance of assist
ancs that pride must be laid aside In
order that aid may be extended to
them BY the government and by the
people Of the United States. It Is
made clear that the assistance of for
eign countries IS not necessary, the
I United States being abundantly able
to render such aid as may be needed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-21
DARKEST HOUR is PAST.

San Francisco. April 21.---San Fran.
oisoo,s darkest hour has tdawned into
a day OF hope. It's time of oYerWhelm-
Ing disaster and peril has ended and
its future is now q subject Of general
consideration
The fire is practically under control
A clear sky oyer the Mission district
shows that the IRE there has been ex-
tinguished. The spread Of the names.
toward the Western dition, the best
part Of the CITY renal lining, has been.
stayed and the only portion Of the con-
aagration that Is tt.sIa attaatttsl
Of the firemen il that extending from
the Mob hill section down to the north
western part " the water front. The
Western add itspn danger was ayertad
$50 a. M. by,t the use OF 8 Incostol.
dynamite and two streams Of water.
The explosives were handled by the
chief gunner OF the Mare Island navy
yard and his aceompl ishments proved
himsto be a master Of his profession.
Providing for the Homeless. S ..S
The work OF relief was started early
In the day A eig bakery in the saved
district started its fires and $4,000
loaves will be- baked before night.
!, Thousands Of sppople were in line dur
! ing the mornins before the California
street bakery. che police and milf
tary were present IN force and each
person was allowed only one LOAF.
The homeless people in the parks
and vacant lots will be provided for
as speedily as possible.
The destitutibn and Suffering Is in
describable. Women and children
who had conf Ftable happy homes a
few days ago slept during the night
= If sleep came 1t allon hay on the
.wharYes and Oh the sand lots near
North Beach, some OF them under the
little tents made Of sheeting which
poorly protected them from the chilli
ing ocean winds The people In the
parks are possibly better provided In
the matter of shelter, for they left
their homes better prepared.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-21

been issued by the war department to
army officers to purchase at Los An
geles Immediately 100000 rations and
at Seattle 100000 rations and hurry
them to San Francisco. g
Ivy The department was informed that
there were 100000 rations at the Pre-
:sidio, that thousands of refugees are
being housed there and the army is
feeding them. One million rations al
ready have been started to San Fran,
cisco by the department. %s3&"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-21
: OVER ONE HUNDRED DEAD.
Many Bodies Recovered From Ruins
of insane Asylum.


Oakland, Cal, April 21.-An Assoc
ciated Press correspondent who ar
rived here during the night from Santa
Cruz reports that 103 bodies have been
taken out of AgneW's state hospital
near Santa Clara. Official estimates
place the number of injured insane pa
tents at 207 and of these thirty were
not expected to live. The main build
Ing of the hospital collapsed, pinning
many of the patients under fallen
walls and debris. a. ~
The padded cells had to be broken
up and more dangerous patients were
tied to trees out on the lawn in lieu
of safer place. The doctors and
nurses stuck heroically to their posts
and 100 students from Santa Clara COL
lege went over in a body to assist in
succoring the wounded. ST.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-21
FEARED THEY HAVE PERSISTED.
Assistant Treasurer and Deputy at
.ssS3 San Francisco Missing. 4

y
Washington, April q. The treasury
department has SO far failed to locate
the assistant treasurer or deputy at
San Francisco and grave fears are en-
tertained that they have lost their:
lives The only person connected with
the sub-treasury who has been heard
from IS .. NJ. McC lure, an assistant
bookkeeper. He has wired Secretary
Shaw from Oakland as follows:
San FTaneisco comple ely destroyed
by q. sass cart hquak a Sub.
treasury birneias Under dificulty.
reached wreck OF building Vaults APP
pear intact Found no guards Finally
scommunicat with General Funston
and secured detail Of one company of
soldiers. Unable to locate assistant
treasurer and therefore acted on own
responsibility. Chaotic conditions.
Mint building and vault safe Please.
arrange with secretary Of war for mill
tary protection to treasury vaults.
Secretary Shaw has wired the SUI
perintende lent of the mint and also Gen
3eral Funston for information as to
what II any national or private banks.
are in q position to do business and to
suggest measures Of relief. !:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-21
SITUATION At SANTA ROSA
FIFTY BODIES RE COVERED AND.
MANY MORE BELIEVED 10 VI
BE IN THE RUINS.

Washing ton, April IL Congressman
Mckinley OF California is Just In re
oeipt Of the following telegram from
Governor Pardee: }S
following from operator IN Santa
Rosa: From South street to depot,
from California northwest to postof-
fee, utter ruin; also Main street and
from Mend cino to Fifth Fifty dead
and expect TO take fifty more out Of
ruins. s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-21
TROOPS ORDERED OUT.
Entire Regiment of Militia Starts for
ss> ~ San Francisco. {E>.#ss Il

Sacramento, Cal, April 21.-Orders
have been received In this city from
Governor Pardee, at Oakland, ordering
the whole Second regiment, Colonel H.
1. Seymour commanding, to proceed to,
San Francisco. Companies belonging
to the regiment came in during the
morning from Placerville, Marysville,
Colusa and Chico. The regiment left
by special train for San Francisco
shortly after 10 a. M, ; H, 3 e &.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-21
County

TO charge famine prices. me commit
tee Of citizens now In charge OF the.
situation here will also use every eff.
fort to keep the price Of food down to.
the ordinary price.
Relief Stations Established. II
Three relief stations for the home.
less have already been established BY,
the general committee. These stations
are the temporary home Of the home
less. The stations are All Golden Gate
park. Preside and San Bruno road
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-21
Standard Oil Contribution.

New York, April 21.-President
Jessup of the chamber of commerce
announces that the Standard Oil COM
pany has subscribed 100000 to the
chamber of commerce San Francisco
relief fund. q
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-21
Steel Trust Gives 100000.

/ New York, April 21.--E./H. Gary,
chairman of the board of directors of
the United States Steel corporation,
announces that the board has author
lied the contribution of 100000 to the
San Francisco relief fund. ~ $50 e.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-21
supply Train Has Right of Way.

St. Louis, April 21:-With orders
giving it clear right of way special
train composed of ten large freight
cars loaded with tents, mattresses,
blankets and cots was dispatched for
San Francisco during the morning by
the government.#E Is a.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-21
Massachusetts Gives $500, 600.

Boston, April PA resolution to
contribute 100000 to the earthquake
sufferers of California was adopted at
a meeting of representative citizens of
Boston and Massachusetts, It was
voted also to hold public mass meet
ing in Faneuil hall to further the sub
scription movement. 3
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-21
Thousands Of Tents Shipped.

Jeffersonville, Ind, April 21.-The
quartermaster's force at the govern
ment supply depot has been working
day and night getting supplies ready
for shipment to San Francisco on or
ders from Washington. Seven thou
sand tents are being shipped.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-21
Hartman Hurryina to Coast,

Hartman Hurrying to Coast.
70 Chicago, April PIE. H. Hartman
passed through Chicago on 2 special
train during the morning. He arrived
at 1880 and left immediatelyYover the
Northwestern line at $780, He is 60
ing through to San Francisco as speed
lily as possible to assist in relieving the
situation. = r
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-21

narbor TO rise rapidly and fear was
felt that a tidal wave might sweep
over the city. However, inside OF six
minutes the vibrations ceased and no
further ones were noted, during the
day. a#s sss:3ss ". *
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-21
Carnegie Contributes $1,000 /

New York, April II President Jes-
sup Of the chamber Of commerce has
received a message from Andrew Car
.negie at Philadelphia contributing
100000 to the San Francisco relief
fund Of the chamber Prior to the re-
}ceipt of that message the chamber Of
commerce fund had reached nearly
9200, O00. ..s s:4s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-21
GRAIN INSPECTION Law Voip.
Federal Court Knocks Out Nlscsnain
Statute.

Madison, Wis, April a1.Judgs SAN
born, IN the United States district
court, has handed down an opinion de-
claring the Wisconsin grain inspection
law invalid and holds It ais such as a.
regulation of the interstate eornmercs
aet.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-21
EXTINCT VOLCANO ACTIVE.
New Mexican Mountain Affected BY
Earthquake Shock. .

New Mexican Mountain Affected by
S8..ss Earthquake Shock.
Il Denver, April 21.-A special to the
Times from Trinidad, Colo, says: $s5
q Mount Capulin, an extinct volcano
situated eight miles from Folsom, N.
M, sixty miles from here, is said to be
vomiting smoke and heat from fis-
sure broken in its side by two distinct
earthquake shocks which were felt
during the morning. The mountain is
10000 feet high and trees grow to the
mouth of the crater and also on the
side Of 1t. It Lis of volcanic formation;
1T has not been in eruption for years.
It is said that the heat coming from
the assure is melting the snow on the
top Of the mountain. i y VT ~. a. Ss
4 Kansas City, April 21.-Word re-.
ceived by the Postal Telegraph com.
zpany at noon was to the effect that no
serious damage resulted from the
earthquake shocks felt near Folsom,
N. M, during the morning. IF
TROOPS ORDERED OUT.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-21
FURTHER AID FROM CONGRESS.
Another Million Dollar Appropriation
e. Probable. s.. l.

a.. Probable. s.. 81
1: Washington, April 21.-Speaker Can
non and Chairman Tawney of the ap-
preparations committee Indicate there
will be no delay in granting another
appropriation for the San francisco
sufferers The estimate for the addi-
.tional 100000 has not yet reached
the house from the war department,
which has already expended the first
million for supplies. sssi u h.. =.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-21
! FOURTEEN MEN KILLED.

Slain by Soldiers on Guard at Govern
nent Mint. $sz Z ;s. IN. D.
San Francisco, April 21.--F Fourteen
men were killed during the night by
soldiers guarding the mint and Police
man Joseph NJ. Myers was bayonetted
and killed by a national guardsnan
over q Dispute as to authority. !.
AZ The men ri we're killed for
attempting robbery. z 6 .l \ :ssss4 <
The WORK OF RELIEF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
lazarus Brown and Dives Reskeseiler

rbere w. an end To the q Edkar brown che
,veor ot the Mesaha Vsrmen iun tanees when hoNh
st t.a week al saul, hospital Ia paupefs bed
nrawa owned ueh ore lands b, agh Of discovery.
John u Rockefeller eo chem by ught Of mene1-fao' OF
knavcry.
When nrwn located his immensely reh hnd-eslmated
q, be worth $4,000 that dhe looked about him TOT
development money Rockefeller ha chance lie knew inc
value ot the security lie loaned Brown million ana
a half =,
me ore vas useless wthou, railroad and Brown built the
puah and Iron Range wilderness TO the ore docks Of
Dulath - "a,
when this railroad vas completed Mr. Brown harsaued with
tt Of 81 purchase Of the property at figure
that would have the former wealthy,
Rockefeller about the contemplated sale lie ddnt want
IN 80 through tie brown 60 fail that The immense
holdings soad be fractional part OF their value
Just hos Il proven hut before Brown could
nat the money due due The mosake
~as frecloss so the richest mines IN
The world Tor Que twentieth what they worth
The failure physically vel as financially u"
made pathstte efforts set vain lie died paupsf
lust an ordinary Transaction Al REGULAR mere
rendition Of thousands failures and foreclosurcst
Maybe Brown always coniended that there conspiracy
against him and that powerful defeated hs purpose
ANYWAY the found developed the great on heda
died n p,upcr aud Rockefeller added his millions
In the great usht Of Eternity when all things must be F
unei Who Of would rather bsasaus Brown or
Dive. Rockefeicrs
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NEW STEAMER
FOR THE YUKON
N. c. CO. WILL SHIP NORTH
NEW MODEL OF LIGHT
DRAFT CRAFT TO ST.
MICHAEL.

One o. the next steamers saillnE
o. 81 Michael Will have among The
freight the knocked down steamer
Delta. built az the supple shipyafda
Portland, for the Northern CONNER
elai Co The Delta is for operation
on the Yukon river, especially the
upper tributaries and means that
the N c. Co. will branch ont next
season into an entirely new field.
The Delta Is among the highest
draft vessels constructed for the
Yukon river traffic Her dlmen.
sions are. length. 100 feet; beam.
2sh feet. and four feet depth Of
hoid
Next winter several similar boats
will be built for the y G. Go. and
sent north on the fist boats 70
81. Michael. Capt Charles l.. Pea
body and Frederic Heilig. two well
tnown Yukon steamboat men, are
also contemplating the construction
Of new steamers. but Seattle
firfua will get the contract.
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NOTICE TO
SUBSCRIBERS

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Hands Off

The everlasting Of the words aud music Of The star
spsnklsa Banner BY finica l. bearing ita fruit
liberty being With the text OF the anthem
remembered Oliver wcadcl Holmes eegsu II lie m
posed the verse beginning ewhsu land umined b. liberty
smile northern sentiment DURING u"
civil nd should BE- eut out
An American music recently published the national
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.aptodatas
That Is precisely what do want We want to take u
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Ftitpr The star
fsIhaa $50. 90a see would sstas-
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snr psgs. oversprked ard ST. X
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LIZ msrss.s..

Edifof TIE star
would help these = 10 are q rspr
circumstances Trying 80 better shrir
condition and atfain q safnaghfaz
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one May Wish.

Iohuny--,irandma. wish YOU
gINa ne some cake
Mother Johnny, didn't ! tell YOU
not 90 aak your grandma fpr eaknf
Johnny I didn't ssk faf anything
I'm Just wlahm' Mrs. NJ. u'nfieni
south seattle.
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The stars that stud tho heavenly
dome
Ana kiaam ana siiatrn pals and
white
An pisy their part nha Daily stars
ThAt round our path she'd heids
OF iishti-A, .. w. y.
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YfitaF The star
with ixe .aaaae8 waaia of9naffe
q corrs o. svanxelisinE WORKERS ail
over the weird. agrnilsr % thr Chap
man workers. sud eNamEsiise and
ehflstisuixe tha people Thnu !
wst4fd bulif churches Hmd school
houans ana - christlsnize ard rev
osatsonlrs the worif and redeem it
O. Goa REV. h p Luee. Edm0aas.
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!: IF | HAD SIXTY
!: MILLION DOLLARS
SEATTLE CITIZENS nEREwIrs RELATE WHAT rsHY
WOULD % VITA SIXTY MILLION DOLLARS OF
the SAGE ESTATE " n had seGs LEFT TO rsas

pitsfs tuot ieSfiur places Tor fhs
lazy. for every ou~ needinx treat
nsrt. Third. ! would untsftaks %
ulalntaiu bones fof ard educate
chudfen % divorced OF inceulpetent
Parents uanisi Huxg.
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81 Aboard for the Navy Yard.
They're all there-the Charleston.
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borough, the training ship Philadel-
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on the drydock n y0u want an IN
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pier 2 and take the Port Orchard
Route boat 10 the nav yerd Boats
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o. cents.
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Mother while We were an walt
ins tho rimra waH brought ana We
LII hummad. ~ isn't What You
tfa.d ta Hs. TIA what you Are To-
day. Ct. Niedomhnn.
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Asbestos sad irons are warranted
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The Rsasoa o. H.

500 ~utttea aud laughs the livclnns
da8i
PRAY DO not THINK hef Hluat'ie'
She'll laush 81 ANY thinK 1n0 aaN
IiegaHae she has diInple.
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Announcement

ID G Floyd q co have put
chased the jaNelrY and loan hasi'
ness 81 q \ Godfrey Queen ctv
Lnan office. located at lals eeseaa
ave-. aud vii continue same ~
roon n. Collias huilaing. enFast
SECOND and JAMES II.
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How Gould sh.f

Rev legged pfuE Clerk tto taif
pstraul We have large essai'-
msng ~ perfumes in tha rear OF me
store. iast step this way please
pair Patron (syetux him aa NJ
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What Are You GOING
To Do?

Are YOU spending very dolla YOU
make. OF are you laying aometbinE
aside for the sunset 81 your life ?
Your best friend Ia time Of nspA IL
hank account. aud the ssfeat
place 10 keep that account in with
the state Bank OF Seattle. wlsre
your money draws 1 per cent rom.
pounded memlaannually. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31

The Trials of Rsnohina in Colorado.
FIRST naafhef Powerful dfy
.ummer this. water iiHt dau't seem
"a rame down ~ ell.
SECOND Hauehet I aiiow IL all
or aeeaHut a. them BOSTON school
aarnas what's camping NJ about
plhaa peah The snow naehailY
won't melt drap while they De
hanging around a. bancroft, So
attic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31

T.fffar The star
ffIhal fss.88a 89a would fualu-
tain free bath houses in every ctiy.
second. I woutd rnaiufain free has-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31

Thfra sofues sasoessies themselves
"a ma Fab other vVeninH white sii
tlbR au ny front porch. The star
carrier threw the paper towards fns
asa a tit an the roof az tho porch
4 laakud up and heEan humming
"come Down. MY Evening star
Just then the carrier cor the News
came along Now mother likes that
paper and We always caii u hers
The hoy ia twisting " up bfoKe u
slightly. BEFORE 1 tnew Il I was
hummine Just Break the News 90
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ola asntlemau aCan Yau tell me
what time Il IL. my lad Ny watch
has stopped.
uuy uaut treiye Hir
old ueutloiHau Only iWrlfef
thought it was mpre.
Soy tpussieij ila neYef any
more here. slf. d just beglna a. on"
again.
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STAR DUST
By Josh"

rssr pRixg ron aEsr CONTRIBUTION 81; SECOND PRIZE 81
arNp I'M YOUR YARNS MAKE an uRlgF, AND Aophtss
WISE" STAR.
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a Word From josh wl...

"Even some pso-
PIE q limited words
say things " dau I
care ter remember,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31

wohbloa orr Why. Mt r.. can't
Elsie NJ. Hall. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31

TsIbo, for Patents, 200 Mutual lite.
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REDUC- Everything in the Inc is reduced materially. IN
TInNS eludng Mowers Watering Pots Hose Supplies Ice
Waters. Rergerators. Garden Tools Camp Stoves
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Seattle Theafer



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rassfF
TN
csfak 80 ts Hsrssaa@
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In the great white light Eternity. when all things must be
planned woud rather os-lsafus BLOWN or
ma.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-07-11
ON RIVER
Soldiers Sail on the Casca.
 Other Boats

Whitehorse, July 1.-The steamer Whiteho-se arrived up at a, n. today with 22 through passengers and l2 local.
 There is reported on their way up; The Columbian at Ogilvie, 7:45 p, m.
 The Selkirk leaves Dawson today, The Bonanza King should also leave Dawson today.
 The Victorian left at p. n. yester- day for Dawson with s passengers and lS3 tons of freight. She had the barge Big Salmon in tow with 233 tons. She passed Labarge at $ 8. m.
 The Dawson sailed at 4:3O a. m. car rying B passengers and 25O tons oi freight.
 The Casca will sail tonight with troops for Fort Egbert. The White horse also leaves tonight. The Selkirk will sail late Saturday night.