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Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06

George F. Sloszon, who won the re- cent worlds championship billiard tournament played in Madison Square Garden at 1S.2 balk line, announces he has accepted the challenge of Geo. r. Sutton, who finished second in the tournamtnt. It is intended to have the match take place the latter part >f October and will be for the cham nionship. sr.#
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-23
W, WLLl Ltann.

sprrrH''l l,a i.H" q. Tho ga
rt.f.c ,ppf' boo lrulr.i ny.nJh fYf
i-asr 'p hl- mote complete fregr1
ana suyypT additional arlDfi'' ln
taa oa,. ~ Ri.asfi E,iha. sentence
az 30 hanE,i 90 Cli,sEp lT,fat 'f
'sr murdsf ~ Ns u"aair li.N.'.f
1,siss iisna sAlI tie ryau r,f4s.1 MI,
EfAn' fhs t.Y'trr b@csBs~ 90 Isf yJnf
20 'he .ugita. record. ~ 'tr 'as~ lrl
t.I rpaslAsfrI 't. rs'u.u. srI rsl
Astrr b, i4 so'rr'7
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-23
THREE ARE SLAIN
TRYING TO ESCAPE
While Racing for Liberty White
Convicts are Killed.
auE coNVIcTs KILL GUARD

Al of the Convicts Were Sent Up from
New Orleans, La, and We're Work.
ina in a Saw Mill When Tnoy 4:
tempted to Escape.
Natchez, Miss, June % -FJgg ,,I.
and one dangerously per"ag, it'..
wounded, all white men, Is the yy...
If an attemtp by three liiy.,r.m C...
yicts 10 escape from Angola, La. , D.,
convict farm, 72 miles down the d.
from this city, Wednesday m'Nia-
The dead are:
Captain ] w. Block, foreman II '-.
state convict saw mill
Jim Singleton, cOnvic,.
- Byrd, convict.
Dutch, convict
Wounded:
J. W. Gibson, guard, shJ' 'w0H-.
The body, the ball passiue ,",oa-. '..
liver,
All Of convicts were sem HH e. p.
New Orleans, and were Wp'Wa- ~
saw mill In the morning u'0"' 4.
o'clock while Captain Block WAS 60. .
Ing paper, Singleton secured his r
yolyer and, in company H,'. l"'".
ami Byrd. were making of. ".'n ...
attention of the guard, Gih-'n Was ~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-11
en- ny Bog ON
Refer UiIhelm,

en ny Bog ON 6orbolocne oeo oct
tpife Sol bill uofomme / 2sbet al
uogIe Gage % iitfert optte ben itsrite
Spitgt. 9ogeu bGrer 3ttIen ~8or
aeiier og bans SoIf" % bar til lin.
oertitel: "Spife 9efpmriuger uf en-
"Sortieer". 5 9o8en5 fsrite aapi.
rel fortpIles bl. a., at iap Den opg.
tigite Niniiter, Der life rigtig for.
itaar at fsie iig efter aeiiereuS &uner,
men baaronatfet bol0er Jig til Sagen
% me0 ct pitt Beoanteri Ueoblir at
iege tilbaee I'll 5eune, meget let op.
raar at bli betragtet al aelieren icm
en- fieoelig 8ureuutrat. % BET fan
let isre til, at aefieren gaaareoer
igiennem life bill ie BAN paang ii!
6orcorag. Gaar iaa aeiieren aaIge'
bel til Slutuing Of bare 9tealioenbeb
Inoer BAN gioe Rsoe igien, bier ban
fun en- poerIt riuge 8ruo al Sp'
m~erfiombeo operior 6Oreoraset. Sdr
Itiaer zig meo Rpssen Op 40 en- 8Ga
os gisr JIG life Den mInSite uleilis'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-11

While the Fanny Edell mine alone,
positively increases in value and size
as it stands, with rich ore and
certain indications that the ore body
as depth is gained; with machinery
to treat this ore installed and soon
ready TO start up; while this pro.
perty alone is substantial guarantee
against any loss to stockholders or
to those who will become stockhol-
ders, it must also be remembered that
the Fanny Edell mine is only a frac-
ton OF the Syndicate's entire holding
and that the other properties being
operated have also been proved to
be of great value, therefor these too
act as protection to those who invest
in the affair. 1t is our honest belief
that millions of dollars worth OF gold,
silver, copper and other metals exist
in the Syndicatc's mines; we are la
boring solely with the one object in
view and that is to extract some OF
this great wealth from the earth and
to pay it out in dividends TO stockhol-
ders of the Syndicate; that success
will crown our efforts and that the
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-11

beo for at itiIIe fin l)odagtbeo. Son
leger meS fine 8unoe % bsrer neppe
eiter, boao Den uIgtt9IIJe Wtnrter i.
ger. 1ette oarer pe0 NoJen lib, Ino'
til Sunoeue bar Iebet ida tiot mel
lem genene pao RirNtcren, at 6crne
bIir nerpeS og "taber (raaoen", bror'
efter aeiieren gempt.l5 Happier BAN
paa SflLSeren og Io0er BAN gaa.
) ct unSet aapItc. taller 5orfotte'
rem ON aeiierens 6orhcl0 til Billion.
San me0oeler, at uaar aeiiereu rrG.
Der til fit ipSpanIige, ongllge 9eisg
/ @igsfdnslerpalPet. Bip4oer bet for
giaom ON life at trGtte NtaieitpteR
meS nItfor LANCE % tie0elige lloUlf'
Iinger. 2e ioritieaigc uoen. oa in
oenrigspoIitifte Spsrgsmnal, ION
8isstausIsreu iOrebriHger. aisisreS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-11

"
ana since 'uei 0'"s', o0'.T" WI" "HS
o''' Pu'"cG WIZ" '"e I.'ut
'na' We wan no" 500" DC 'eaNy -
START s'''u'"s orc d uISl',P''o,
I''' P'""t was s''"
I|3Ien 81 o0,oO'' 1''H'
we nave " O's PIE " o'e ',"'y ~
pu' tI'""8u the ','''' - sou" % :
IN l",' running o'"1', anu ". N',,5'''"e
10 '"ke out ore III "'',n inc s",u I1n
DC PLAINLY seen WIN '"s ""NSu eye,
'n'' Is pound u" y'''u la &c '''u''S'
some Oh II VIVA =" up III Tue '""uSS'tHS
to 'he '"n' Du' 10 maze o,s money I"'
Il sI"IA"'IoI'' III Tue ~5y"ut0a'T
H. Is nor necessary |'9' II s'ou'u "'
De as f'Cn as '''S ore ",'0n ave. "se
&-a I" 'ne '"n Will 1'e'u a. cas- 30 '
per 10" III net earnings anu '"'9 WI
make money '',' ",e'' ". "a" '"'
80 10 50 IONS d u"J '"''"e" 'H' ,'nI'
Inc F"nhy Lue' "''"e " u suC'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-11

Ell qemgtIig OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, %
Ria5fansIeren maa u9Ie paste paa
life at gaa for opbt inO paa De tno'
ls5ne IeIegrammer % geretntnger.
9iiloU pc0, at BET life guar an at
iGtte 0aietrten5 IaolmoOi8Ae0 paa
nogen aIUorIig RrsDe. ban bar Der
for uItiO i 6orneien grun0ig o%ocroeiet,
hpa0 ban tyr fOmme irem meo. en
Irugcrr Icbat ON noget Spsrgsmaal
or Gorife uSeIuttet. oct belle uigisres
pau ct gieGlif. 9ette betpoer BOG
life. at aeiicreu er utilireOs meS
gfias!lnslereu. Soertimoo uRrer
han ct r~iooerligt 8snitab oberior
Senue. % set er ham ultiS en- 8I9oe
at bore Sen rIore, mere e~riarue gii.
Ions @enalg. let cr BLOT life mn.
Iist at iait3oIOe aeiierena Snieresie
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-11

reasonable to believe and we have
good foundation for such belief in
what has already been found in this
mine.
Picture number 3 is taken on the
road below the mill and shows some
Of the men working for the Syndi-
cate; in the background can be seen
the cook house and some timber; we
have any amount of first class timber
right on the property and it is the in
tention to erect a small saw mill in
the near future. Picture number 4 is
taken inside Of the concentrating
room in the mill building and shows
one end of the big engine which
drives the ore crusher and pulwerizer.
The mill is constructed on the slope
of the hill directly under the lower
tunnel.
To successfully bring forward Il
mining undertaking of the proportions
OF the Hellau Mining Syndicate quite
a considerable amount OF capital is
required; the money that has been
used to carry this affair along to the
present very promising standpoint
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-11

+.
ing CdP'lal was ''H'"'l IS
a' tniS ll'nI 'H'' W. "ss;s,'o ar
combining me lou' ''''pa"'e' "IN
one name ana m@','A~.,s"' was p,u
posed, ana TINS '"'' "Hs "i.e, u"J
o~ns'uera'lon u''aI"',,"s,s Az
u ny al '"e o~n1aiiI,.;,,
fereht compan'es. oE,~'So, q,o5
was 'helelol '''i''''' ""'Sy ~
the new oiSaiilZd''.' oI:"S - L.
OF iieIiah Nl'II"h .'io",,
hc'deiS III inc l",''' onp
ce''eu snare l"' snare 1900 ~,
Oh STOCK was ,la"' ANY,
oelhe interes'eu }" .''S
Pahy' they. no." D'l".'', par o"1o;S
IN the properties w '..'
object III vie" l." "''''''@ r.o
pertieS INTO one '', ~
lion' 10 maze II " aptly
strength o Inc I'"' '' ope'I'"s w
II placing m~dC"'"'.' III - o'o
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-11

first returns are not far distant
is practically an assured fact.
OF the illustrations accompanying
this article number shows the en-
trance to the upper Fanny EdeIl tun-
mel and number , is a picture Of the
ore pile just below the tunnel; there
is a lot OF gold in this pile and we
will Don commence to grind il out;
much ore has been mined since this
picture was taken and we are steadily
making the pile larger; after the mill
is in operation and this lot OF ore has
been put through we intend to take
out just enough every day to keep
the mill going, that is, 30 to 50 tons
OF ore per day.
Directly below this ore pile we are
now boring in a new main working
tunnel which will strike the vein
about 100 feet lower down than the
upper tunnel this work is we'll under
way and will be pushed forward TO
completion as fast as possible. In
the upper tunnel we have gone down
with the shaft on the vein about 70
feet, all through very fine ore; the
lower tunnel which is being made on
a level with the top ore bin OF our
mill, will crosscut the vein about 30
feet below the bottom Of shaft and
from this point drifts will run to
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-11

/ lgngere 3io ueS noget SpsrB9'
mad, bans IipIige 6ontoii er itrag
fleiet otoere.
en- Gel ggmertninger qisre5 ON
aeiicreuS 6OrboIO iii De Hmeritan'fe
RiqiarbGrer, iom bar beie8t &0't'
Lamb. uoDuIia 9nnoerbiIt % armcur.
Sorfattereu meo0eIer, at aeliercn loul
eQerS life boIoer al at omgaas no8en
intimt. intte flor 8ris poa Sc 10 &ne'
rifauere og enSog fanot fig l. at Gr'
mour flappet BAN paa StlISeren, o5
at 8anoerbilt f1I0te ham en- "PrGgtig
Spr".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-11
Sra Svresoal.
OF Sorbierg 2ie.)

Sa, M bar ri OPT isjsu. Oct er
"8rpsmeis~, 8uitapen sr fommet biem,
og Ss % SOru sr oelbiersst / GUS.
3et blsp oiit unber ct Niooelsaar, iaa.
oiot iss iortaat. 9oieterne bonner
bsasr life iii at "llaa til", oa Gsrten
blsp iur Hem / CONNER.
&reaiurpriierus err bgie; bet er life
itpr SInsteinu fpr maj faar 20 arpuer
for ben. Oilers er / ailO % puuoeuis
aipbet nOtiaa oprt. co. i Srpne %
osruusr pr. stlosram. Get er oprt at
leps.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-11

has not come from only three or four
people, but from several hundred who
are stockholders in the Syndicate and
who have bought stock from time to
time as working capital was needed.
II is true that there is a good deal of
money on hand in the Syndicate's
treasury, but we can still use a little
more to good advantage; We want to
keep work at the mines going full
blast. and to have the Syndicate we'll
supplied with funds TO pay everything
in the line of work and improvements
until returns begin to come from the
ore, we will sell a little more stock
at 30 cents per share.
To make it convenient for those
who want to send in their orders at
once before il is too late to secure it
at the present price, we print below
a blank TO he filled out and sent with
order. Remittance for stock may be
sent by registered mail, Express o
Post Office Money Order, or by bank
draft. whichever way is most con
ycnient, made out to Hellan Mining
Syndicate.
1t will be for only a short time
that shares can be had at 70 cents
each. 50 if you wish to become in
tcrcsted in a mining concern that
stands close to the paying line you
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-11

Rau tPnfta paa forifieuige gITnb,
Oeri5IlH0t pIa Ban 3Tie, iom er BE.
iturer al 8iyconiins ~llriperiitet men
@Oar0 Of ReGeUt5 gao Osborn Sc he.
tie Stenmer. pon auiseS Tor II oGre
en- al &anoet5 lRr6eite RunS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-11

ness, and as many of these letters
enquire for comparative the same
Information, we will ask the editor
# Poster to kindly give "s space for
a brief explanation regarding past
and present operations and will Incl
dentally cover a few OF the questions
usually asked by those who wish to
come in possession OF shares before
stock5elling is closed.
Three years ago, the Planet Gold
& Silver Mining Co. with II claims,
the Majestic Mining Co., with ,
claims, the Greedy Bear Mining Co.
with 3 claims and the Ruby King
Mining Co. with 4 claim, all in the
Gle Elum Mining Distrl.t, Kittitas
County, Washington, were operating
and developing their sevcral edges of
ore independently of onc another. -
A lot of preliminary wor& had already
been done by these Cu~I0anics on
respective propertic>, consisting
of tunnels, shafts and open cuts to
the ore, beside building of
roads and houses; excel showing
was made, but there sll,l remained
much development worh To- be per-
formed, and TO make the right kind
of progress considerable more work
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-11

GIN ScfrctGr. 9rof. Senrp 6air.
fielO Osborn ! Nem 9orf bIeu ben
4Se December palst iii SctrctRr oeh
S~mitbionian 5uititatioH / 8ajbing'
ton eiter aiSsSe 9roi. z. Z. SnngIeg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-11
Report from HeIan Mining Syndicate.

Seattle, Wash, Nov. 10th. 1906.
As letters are daily arriving in Il
Office from readers of the DEBORAH
Posten in response to our recent ar
ticles concerning the mining busi-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-11

and left and thousands of tons
OF ore can then be stopped out and
got into the mill with very small cost
as none Of it will have to be hot,tcd,
but will be run right into the mil
by means Of this lower tunnel. That
we will meet with deposits Of almost
pure gold as this work progresses is
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-11

Syndicate Immediately proceeded to
open up n of the most promising
lodges. namely the Fanny Edell mine;
as this work made progress very rich
iree-milling gold ore was encount-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-11

cred, and it soon became apparent
that this property would be the right
one to erect the first reduction plant
on, both as a reason Of the high
quality of the ore and also on &C
count of this mine being the nearest
to the railway station; it was there
for decided to purchase and install
reduction machinery as soon as sui
hcient capital was available, and in
the meantime to keep up taking out
ore and developing the mine; the vein
we have been and are extracting the
rich ore from runs lc]ngthwise through
two of the claims, the Fanny Edell'
and the Mint; each claim is 1900
feet long by 600 feet wide SO this gives
us 5000 feet on this one vein alone
in length and it undoubtedly goes
thousands OF feet into the ground;
the vein dips slightly into the noun
tain, has perfect walls, and the deeper
we have gone down IN it the richer
we find the ore and the wider the
vein becomes; at a depth Of eighty
feet from the surface the vein is
about five feet wide; il contains ex-
cellent ore all the way down and in
places it proves to be enormously
plant arrived at the mine last spring
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-11

Gf be mango 5oretasiOmbeoer iom /
BEN fibite Eto sr siUrt / SO9n, fan ies
income ~Seliebeimen" / Spiter, ium ct al
be met iturlasne. Zen blep pprettet /
1902 ipr tRriugsipse 8%atieuter. Der
or III 8laos ior 4 O 500 Spee. Gen
Iiaeer ca. 1000 Sob Ouer Sapet-pppe
iRatureus berIise 8erbeu. Rau fan
Suas 9ipsmpo / Jig / ben lette % iriite
Gieleluit. Get er, ION IN faar npe
Sretter, bare peo Ell o iennemreile.
Ranee Grmuinser bar eiter ct fort
Sphplp Der blspet friiie ieIen. - Baa
en- &eiie for rosIe Tiger Iiosn, par ies
inbe Der ps dflasoe en- Stlt.
Scr ies fpm BERTH. trOebe jes, at bet
maajfe bar ct Ssreebiem, Der mango Gif
pna iouae Ben % lubeoe mob i'm 9rau.
Men eiter Of TONNE nGrnlere / Setlenot'
fab meb benz, If jss eipe Gifalo pGa
ben 2anfe. Seluiglgelis er Der iasters
upsen Tom sr ipart ipass us ueobsisoe
ps bar bare en- fort lib isjen al fit Siu:
men S%tEritepartsn Ter meset frObise
os spot uo.
BONNER bu iuo | ben enc al Spileias
lene peb Miobaestio, iaa pil pu iaa ie
60 RaHo rmoi Sornet meo apo Gppes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02
CITY BRIEFS

Lieutenant Colonel WIN. Glass.
ford II the new tile OF The ofilcsr
Who has been in charge OF the local
office o. the signal corps Tor the
pas tlB montha
Apuhllc meeting wlll be held On
February rs. under tho auHplfrH Of
tho Political Equity club. ia reic,
hraie the seth anniversary % the
birth 81 Susan II Anthony. leader
" the wumnnH suffrage movement
Future meetings ~ the club wIli be
held on the fourth Saturday Of every
month.
The wumRna Relief Corps No. 81
met Tuesday evening al the home "
Mrs W Jones. Ia memory ~ fsra
anniversary uf the birth OF william
Mckinley The house was drapssi
and decorated. and au intermurs.
pfpKFam was rendered.
A l. Whiicomb. A N premdeut
on Grernville IN. college. is 81
pccted 30 he Ia the city Tor several
days beginning February 3 Whlls
horu De vii deliver several ~
dresses al tho First Frcr Methpdifi
church Dr Whlcomh wlll deliver
lectures a. tho chief cities II tiis
state. beginning neat SUNDAY
J NJ Booth IL suing the efft fgl
damages 10 the eKtsnt uf $50 fei
negiert In keeping Ghe railing o.
tho Grant a. bridge IN repair
Booth asserts that bis horse togii
fFiEht and plunged through ~
faillaK falling 90 the ground BE-
low. geakinE two legs. and The horas
had % DO shot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02
STANDS BY
COUSINS

~ = nullen. treasurer Of iho
British Columbia Salvage company
owner uf the steamer aslyor,' to a
visitor ai the iiuttsr hotel ia gha
aboard The Ralyor when ahe weht
Ia the NalenciaH rescue Asked ~
harding the aetion Of the Quecsi aad
CHar he said.
10 was plainly evident that u
was an absolute impoaBihllfy 10
land through the surf and We ~
viacd Captain Cousins We would 81
10 hamfiold aud rush "A rcacuo party
over the trail Captain Coualha ~
dctcd The Caar 20 30 as neag tie
wreck as possible aud report her
condition. which was done. Thefe
Is a great deal ~ consuro heaped
ON the Cars officers because they
reported NO AEn ~ lie on tho
wreck. and | ann sure they aid NOT
soc anyone. Tor the waves we're 40
high that from the bridge OF the
shlyur the Car was entirely out
.of hlsht most Of the time Captain
cousins then ordered the Car %
protoed Ia the whaling station near
10y and get the orion. steamer
carrying regular surf boats Ia my
Judgment Captain Cousins ala
right"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02

A HERO

htlift.sfAA W. ? fH NtAN
VICTORIA. u g.. Feb q Dis.
patches received this morning from
The Stars correspondent ON board
The TUG Lofne. now searching the
west coast fnr bodies ~ tho Vaien
cia victims gives the first doserlps
tinn available OF old Settler Logan
oI Clio Ouae. the man who. when the
story ~ the wreck Us complete. VIII
De found "a bee one of the heroes 81
he sad affair Logan Was the only
man who reached the scene nf the
wreck before the break up and saw
tile wreck break up before his eyes
without being able 10 render assist
nnce.
For eight days the old man. with
a Few indiana 90 assist him has
been patrolling the beach. partak
ms % rude fare when this was Obj
tainahle. aud going hungry when n
was not. Ia order 20 perform his
aeif-impoaed office OF mercy for the
dead
on January giat the tug Lorne at.
tempted 20 land four Indians a.
Parhena bay. but the surf damaged
the boat so badly that the attempt
had to be abandoned Then the
f4orne sailed direct 10 the scene ~
the wreck and got within half a
mile nf the piece ~ mast which 10
sticking through the waves whore
the wreck lay.
while discussing whether u was
possible TO make a landing In the
big surf then breaking. the crew
saw light canoe putting OF from
the shore with three occupants.
The little dug out was threatened
with being awamped every moment
but her crew seemed 20 know no
fear and Al last reached tho torne
and came on board. They proved "a
be- Logan and two Nit-Nat Indian
aHalatanta Logan was bareiooied
and unkcmpt from bis long aearch
and well uigh exhausted. lie - auf
ferlng mentally. too. from the strain
through which be has gone
IN describing the break up ~ the
wreck as seen by him from the
cllff. Logan aaidi
II could do nothing Tor the poor
creatures and they were swept away
before my eyes.
Logan was Afterwards taken
ashore and three trips were made
By the boats crew "a g"t bodies
Nhen a rising wind terminated the
wurk for the day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02
RIVAL CLUB
ORGANIZED

The republicans Of the Eighth
ward organized campaign club
last night Everything does not
seem 20 be- smooth on the political
sea m the Eighth this year Or
Crlchtou. who has represented the
ward Tor about "a yeats. viii meet
with some stubborn opposition An
attempt WAS made 90 have him In
dofHrd by the meeting last night
bat % failed
The officers of the nrw club are
Roland Cotteflll president. A. a.
Mcdonald. vice president John H.
taytock. secretary aud o. W Wal
dfnn. treasurer The name 90 the
club was reiiet as the North se-
attie Republican club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02
NO LET UP IN
The FIGHT

Ths efforts being made By the
chnaian Endeavorcr 20 secure the
Iso7 International convention for
this city are nos TO be RELAXED ~
aay mems Il Is the intention %
ssure JUST as large q guarantee
faad as possible before next Mon
dag night and then sire the Az
gregnie am0ruf secured % the New
YORK meeting ~ the general board
Scores 81 telegrams viii als0 BE-
seat o. private Individuals urginE
thar the declaion be- made Ia favor
~ Seattle
Totay General Agent Naienu. ~
the Northern Pacific. spsakiuE 20
ne advantages Of securing TIRE cone
FsujioN said con next Monday
and Tuesday an Interested Seattle
huainess meu and others should
SEMI kilograms 20 the general board
in Mes York urging fhat the eon-
vsuiion be- awarded % thia city iu
iF0a a multitude ~ such teieRrams
would have a great effect 90 show 3
Ing ere spirit aud euterprise ~ our
people ana me coriialify of their in-
tltauoH~
Since thn Test report The star haa
received asitlaual contributions 20
TIRE 60 rarfan fund. as follows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-02
WILL START
FROM PACIFIC

VICTORIA. n g.. F~b. IA
pelar exploring expedition IL 20
start from ths Pacific coast. accord
Ing to adFiera received b. she Dan
tsh consul herr. The miniafef II
faFsian affairs tn cureuhaHnn has
50 notified TIE Danish runsml AZ
Montreal ASH rapiain Eiar Mikkrts
Hen has already started from Cop
enhaKan faf the Pacific coast ia
take charge.
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40 CHlNKS
STRANDED

Forty Chinese sailors that COM
posed tho crew Of the Inflated ship
Mariechcn are stranded at Juneau.
and will be brought down by tho
Cottage city. which leaves skagway
February O.
The Maricchen was a German
bark She was wrecked two days
ago At False harbor about 100 miles
north ri gltka. Alaska