The sun., 1897-12-19

kAtAoA VI ttAS VASApy Aos"D
Diary line between Alaska
6sh Northwest Territories.
asurer Jordan's Joke.
fer Jordan occasionally in.
Ting remarks, uttered with
1t was the indul-
y procliyity while connected
'asury department that came
ng in his introduction to a
lcuffs and incarceration in a
says a Star reporter. Mr..
occasion to make a trip to
just at a time when a new
issued by the bureau of en-
printing. 1t happened that
\ on the day of starting Oh
w a portion Of his salary,
(ier handed him a bunch Of
bills, which had reached the
| an hour. When he arrived
+, Mr.. Jordan proceeded to
he needed articles and hand
lone of the new bills. The
|ver seen money that looked
II, which was spotless and
Eby handling. He examined
money and the man who
I'm with equal care. Mr..
he'd him with suppressed
Ma remarked in q matter
kde It Myself" :
oney. Imade it tmyself. Z"
ough for the clerk, who
shier's desk with the bill.
hurried conference, and a
tut to police headquarters
phone. In a short time q
ctives in citizens attire
On either side Of the
United States They
watch developments,
Il handouts in their pock.
aeantime the cashier stud
bill further, looked care.
counterfeit detector and
pugh treasury circulars
issuance Of money. Fl.
Y across a description Of
! which was to be issued
~ department. His mes
yet reached the clerk, who
ng significant glances with
Us and watching Mr.. Jor-
I the latter, getting tired
\ his change and realizing
money was probably puz-
shier. produced his card.
Moment the cashiers mes
money was not counterfeit
HClerk and the detectives
Hcrestfallen.
bottom Of Indian Relics.
onian institution has just
session of the Hallett Phil
b Of Indian implements
les from the Potomac val
Wted the largest single col
Blass in the world, and its
" enhanced by the careful
Ind record Of individual
he collection consists Of
=! 1ces, principally spear
stone knives, hammers
fragments Of pottery
psils.
lad made a lifelong
man in the Atlantic
Ii his opinion,
Sas authority by the
lists, Washington was
Chl on the banks of the
~ site, owing to the great
MI connection with stone
4 Ne river fisheries, was the
|ROf the great Algonquin
he most powerful of the
40 ON the Atlantic coast. 1t
e Indians that Captain
fst came in contact on his
up the Potomac, and his
in an account Of a fight
ns in their principal viii
b of what is now Ana
b of Washington.
Against the Utes.
Colonel Randlett, acting
L the Uintah and Ouray
h, in his annual report to
bartment, says official in.
the department Of Justice
10 than 600 depreciation
ling to more than ST.
been filed against the Ute
United States court of
suits instigated in such
Did either of the confed-
ually responsible for the
htions. The provision of
t for counsel to defend
Mated to be inadequate,
bern Utes' of Colorado
fth the Uncompahgres,
bite Rivers of Utah in
additional counsel.
sIEeges. that without doubt
claims are fraudulent,
&Indians have also just
the United States that
listed. 1t is claimed that
bodies Of land in Colora.
elinquished their rights
that it should be sold
ns accrue to their interest
" credits have been made
buch sales, and that most
have been set aside by
rs for public parks. for
Retained, it is urged, they
CARL SCHoFlELD