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HIIME FRIIIII IIIIWSIIII CITY DETAILS
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IIURNSBY
aldo who his 2 _ _ _ _ _
Egg; sem this mesaqe A rcll,live lxlondy kfr is in the city.
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er of the `Pa_msh forcos Mr._`Barnett Henderson arrnet
Qurgent prisoner vnu at l0..»0 last night. He came tram
1 Spanish pnsoner Dawsou UW' _
:Tamb len 3 000 man A GUARDIAN representitive had a
ch1d,e,, h,m.1..,,, ,ma short chit wi'h *MH Henderson and
found him possessed oi all his old time
iriendly and courteous spirit.
He looks well after his long journey.
Mr. Henderson went on a business
trip and with no intention ot staying.
He says Dawson City is n the
most over-rated ard; wickedest
place on the face of the earth. Gim-
bling deus are in full blast during the
whole 24 hours. There are four or six
tables in a room Two men have
charge of each table, 12 hours each,aud
each receives $20 per day.
Dancing houses are open from 7 p m
to 6 a m. Their inmates number 200
girls who dance most of the night.
refreshing themselves by from 20 to 40
drinks of beer or bad whiskey. The
bartenders allow the girls a rebate
ot 25 cents a drink. which
they collect in the morning. Their
gentlemen friends receive no rebate on
the drinks. '
Mr Henderson. accompanied by his
two hired men; Dol!_1\_l_(l .Mcliinuou and
John Colgan, both cf whom returned
with him.left Vancouver by steamer and
arrived at Skagway, 1,000 miles distant
on the 22;\d`of March.
They took with them 30 head of
cattle and succeeded in landing 28 safe
and sound at Dawson City.
They packed cn the trail until the
28th of April when they reached Ben-
nett irom there.
They drove their cattle to the \\`bite
Horse Rapids, reaching there cn May
11th, after a hard trip, often being wet
to the neck. having to swim their cattle
at times and wcrk them along as best
they czuid.
They then packed their onttit for 10
days, when they drove their cattle to
the foot oi Hootalinqua over the moun-
tains. They reached Hoatalinqua on
May 26th, built a raft and stared for
Dawson which they reached on June
26th, n dslance of 1650 miles from
Vancouver.
They remained at Dawson 10 days
and took steamer Marwin, on July
5th for Seattle 4,500 miles distant.
then passed through Washington state,
Montana, \\'iscon=in,to Ch cigo thence
to Toronto and Montreal. From Tor.
onto to Montreal was the most beautiiul
country they saw.
When Mr Henderson reached Daw-
dozcn, when lie left, at S2; mea
a gallon, light boots $15 to S20 a pair,
rattle sold from $800 to S1000 each.
Outfittiug .nateii-il and coarse clothing
were almost unsalczble.
The place is becoming rotten with
scurvy and no wonder. To see 15,000
men cooking tor themselves three times
a day, week after week their bacon,
Use in place
of Cream of Tartar
and Soda.
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Absolutely mm
More convenient,
a d 9 Makes the food lighter
Tmitiilf" “V and more healthful.
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$3.50. wh»n he lelt$l.50;wl11skcy S55
“’ Cf the i“S“""°‘i°“ From The Other Charlottetown Boys. _ l To VISITSIFTUN
captured were sent to  ...__
l rice, evaporated potatoes and b:aus is a
sight not to be forgotten, and many of
those men are doctors,lawyers, bankers
,, etc., who would shoot a waiter for
_~ offering them much better food at home
even for one meal. But there is nc
I keeping about it there
Mr. Henderson took a walk nearly
I every evening to see this cooking going
on. He never saw so many cripples in
h’s lite,-men walking abonton crutches
and dying from scurvy. ‘ The' hospitals .
are over crowded: One or two die on
1 every steamer coming out. The steamer
Alice, which left Dawson on July 7th.,
and overtook thc' Marwin at Dutch Har-
_ bor reported 17 funerals at Dawson on`
the 6th. ~
The Americans estimate that $25
will be lost for every dollar taken out
ofthe country and that a man will be
lost for every 8l5.But a sale' estimate is
$10 loss for- every dollar realised and a
man`s death for every $125.
Mr Henderson ridicules the' idea cf
any man,especially any poor man,going
to Dawsonmo make money in mining.
There are only 45 paying claims in the
whole section and there are 15,000 men
camped along the banks _ot the river.
_ There is no.. 'work to"“do."` Thousands
` would be glad to work for their
board. Claims are a drug on the
market and are auctioned off.
every day at the Exchange at
_ from $15 to S100 each. But
, it a nun wants to stake cff a new claim
I he must walk at least 50 miles through
a swamp, carrying a heavy outfit. ln
fact the tramp is almost impossible and
grim failure the inevitable result.
Tecra is no: one claim in 2000 that is
expected to pay.
The climate from April to July is
beautiful.
He saw most ofthe Island boys.
They parted going out on Porcupine
. Hill, 12 miles from Skagway,
"with McRae, Small, Woriman,
Kennedy, Dixon and Dawson, but saw
them occasionally during the remainder
of the route.
_ Small. Kennedy, “'0r`:man and Mc-
Rae looked arouni|Dawson_ and seeing
its condition polled their 'boat about 40
miles up Stewart River prospecting. Mr
|Henderso:i was talk’ng to them attey
’this but it was after night and ther
were on opposite sides of the river.
The current was too strong for any one
to cross.
I Dixon and Dawson are running » a
'hardware and general goods store
in Dawson, The-v have a tent 14 x 22
son eggs were sellng at S18 perforwhich they pay $250 rent every
month, Brent is the same big noble,
hearted fellow there as here. He in-
tended leaving next day, after . Mr
Henderson last saw, him on a 40 mile
tramp with a pack on his back to see a
mine which he thought of buying, They
had a former bank cashier cooking ior
them for his bo ard.
Stewart and Farquharson took the
Wrangle route which isa very bad one.
Reid. Moore, McFarlane and Trow-
sdals were all in Dawson City and in
good health, Mr Henderson only saw
Reid, he did not see Gordon Dawson or
A T|Wright after he left Vancouver,
but they were both well.
Mr Henderson packed his {train with
a good staunch Islander, Henry Lawson
_ of Covehead, and formerly a teacher at
lNorth River. Henry went to P. W. C.
I in the term 1886-87.
All the Island boys, he says, will be
home this fall and those who are home
now had better remain here. There
are no fortunes in Dawson for P. E. Is-
land prcspectors.
Mr Henderson speaks in forcible
language of the mosquitoes. which, he
y says, are well described in a Vancouver
paper which he left us. This descrip-
i ticn will appear tomorrow.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
_ Crrrcaoo. August 4_[Specia1] -
ll The following are the closing rates:
Sept wheat, 685 corn, 33; oats, 21%;
pork, 8.85.
Dec. wheat.66§; coru,33l ;oats, 20%;
pork 8.92. _ _
Aug. wheat, 64?, ; corn, 33s ; oats.- ;
pork, 8.92. _ _ _ ‘
‘ May wheat, 67.5; corn, 35i ; cats,23i.
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Orravva August 4.-(Special.)-
Laurier and Sutherland leave Friday
for Rat §Portage to spend a week with
Sxfton. _
hui YORK, Auoust 4-(Spe¢ia1)_.
They Say He ls Not a,IRepresen-
ta1:ive'.Yachtsman. .m__
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While Sir Thomas Lipton’s challenge
for the American Cup is generally' ap-
proved some yachting men object,
declaring he iS Do! a representative
yachtsmau. `
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BIS.MARCK’S FUNERAL. _
The Ruling Blood of The Nation
Present-
BERLIN, Aug. 4:-Bismarck’s funeral
service was held today. It was most
impressive. The Emperor,the Empress
and various German Princes attended
also deplomatic corps of military and
civil diguataries.
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AN ARCHBISHOP’S FUNERAL
Attended by Many Distinguished
Persons.
Tonoxro, Aug. 4.-The funeral of
thelate Archbishop Walsh today was
largely attended, 150_priests were pre-
sent. also many distinguished persons.
The Governor General was represented
by Col Dennison A. D. C.
.____.__.
Such In Fame-
GUANTANAMO. Province ot Santiago
de Cuba, J uly 30.-Conunodore Schley
to-day sat down in his cabin on the
Brooklyn at a table filled with over
1200 letters, received in the last two
mails. They were _from every part of
the country and from all classes of
people-Senators. Representatives,
State Legislators, Governors. common
councils and private citizens in every
walk of life. There were bundles of
poems and thousands of newspaper
clippings. There were requests for auto-
graphs, ior coat buttons, can ribbons or
alm any kind of souvenir that the
comidore might care to give. These
were pieces of music dedicated to the
commodore, advertisments with his
picture in them, letters from societies
named after him, and finally an en-
grossed set of resolutions from his ua-
_tive town in Maryland.
While answering these letters Com-
‘modore Shiley was apprised of the new
division of the squadron and the fact
that he would have to change tlagships.
- as the Brooklyn was assigned to foreign
duty. It is probably that his ilagwill
flyfrom the Harvard, as he intends ask-
‘ ug for that ship. f'
WomeuandChildx-on   TaEn°°I°'Y
at lupmc l lands July
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infront rf the trean , we may Hear “fe wand Famous that the small jon
a ii s tivhters cowered Plper ' “_” fattened On oompuu
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wot tl tall bv Spanish l R A H Tonosro, August 4 __(Sp¢¢|a1 _ mailing by wh eh bg;
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punish to prevent the _ _ ease. __ °°mP°me5 "9 “W3
Mood wditeuery io son City TheWickedes_t_Place on Earth' Description _ / __ mamma' the pm
no “nh the insnrgens of Gambling and Dancing Dons -I-le ,Brings Words ”"'°‘*'€ turned mformer. m
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VANCOUVER’ August 4_'(Specia1); American conquest in Porto Rico, Cuba. _One oi the gravcst
Manneuse arrived today with three hun. Phllhpmes’ etc' ' “Try °?h°g.l‘u;-if!
dfed D9-WS0llil0S and “PW”-Yds Of $300,- _ Wasnixorox, August 4 - (Special)- .z;,¢°_?,g°°:`¢,if£`0p“‘,y
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with the President and many details fmed- H0 "V9" W'
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a1tinelli,Papal delegate,ga.ve expres- ma-“Y W°n°kn°“
names would not be
never transferred
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Rescued Three Young Ladies From P A ‘Earl of e La Warr
Drowning! MCE’ “mst 4°(Sp°°‘°1)"`Th° sertedthat thellul
Spaniards are reported to be gushing aut, aft
° preparations tor a. vigorous ght at oootaiut _
At FreeY_Port, L I, Wednesday, Mayor Aybonims on the mad w sau Jun, .I P,°m\"d¥.
‘an Ihck hemlcauy rescued ‘mm which may renderaiiauk movementoi my °3»'m¢§l»*~
drowning three _young ladies wllogotikmgrican, 'H69'-3 `  "  ' The umm  .
beyond msn ne'5iii’;"" ’ P “°°°”"’- ' .PU 0° L*  . .
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Bosrox. Ang- 4-(Special)-It ig
learned there is serious trouble in the
Sixth Massachussetts Regiment in Porto
Rico and that the Commander and a
number oi prominent oihcers have re»
signed. All the otiic-ers about Saut'ago
have un ted in a requisition to have
their troops sent home as soon as poss.
ible to save their health.
Maparn. Aug. 4.--[Soecia1]-Lead-
ing statesmen of all parties are gather-
ing here discussing peace terms and the
opinion is general that the Conservatives
will soon return to otiice. `
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