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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-12
LICENSE APPLICATION.

NOTICE., jeremiah Sullivan. the tenant and
occupant OF he house situated vt No. 403 West
Front street in the Flint ward OF the city Of viii
mington, county Of New Castle and State of Della
ware, In compliance with the requirements OF the
acts of the General Assembly In such case made
and provided, do hereby give notice that shall
apply in writing tn the court of General Sessions
OF the State of Delaware, In and for New Castle
county, on MONDAY, the 10th day of May, A. d.,
1898, being the next term of said court, for u
license for said house ~ an inn tavern, for the
sale therein of Intoxicating liquors in less quan-
titles than one quart, to be drunk on the premises.
and the following respectable citizens of said
ward recommend the said application, viz:
D. Bubenzer, John J. Collins,
Daniel Mccormick, William II. Moore,
Burton Valentine, william II: Quinn.
Jacob Shieber, William s. Wade,
Fred We'll, ST., W. Fagan
John Wagner, Thomas IOnahOe,
Thomas Fagan Stephen W. White,
julius Gunther, Vim. +. Aschenbach
James ". Walls, | John Mccarthy,
Michel keheo, Harry BridgmAn,
Patrick Mclaughlin, J.J. Mclaughlin,
Charles Corrigan, George O'Neill,
Il. J. McManls, John Green,
James J. Mccormick, Albert Newmayer,
JEREMIAH SULLIVAN.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-12
New Century Club Dance.

\ ball was given in the drawing-room
of the New Century CLUB last evening, in
which about one hunlucd and twenty
five persons participated. After the bali
refreshments vera served in the drawing
room. r." o""as;pn was for the bcnr-
fit Of the West End kindergarten.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-12
The Pioneer Outing Club.

The ri, II rr Outing Climb gave its sec
On annual ball in Eden Hall last night,
and it was largely attended. Harry
Mellon and Miss Katie Mcliaincy led
the march, and about thirty couples fol-
lowed. A contest took place for the one
selling tie largest number OF tickets.
There were three prizes, the winners
being as follows: First prize, $50 suit of
clothes, won by Thomas McEviily; sec
ond prize, SIS silver SET won by John
Besley; third prize, SO pair oi orera
glasses, won by James Doushcrty. After
the ntest the party went t. Ansr"w $
restaurant, where supper was served.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-12
DO YOU Want to I.ca Il the Sun?

IfsO, ask for Il. 4 Il. coupons, and
they will be accepted in payment for
subscriptions and advertising in THE
Sun, No. 1913 Fast $ Xth Street.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-27
NAPOLEON's SLEIGH.
Hrs. Gansef DESTROYED the One In Which
~. He Fled From Moscovv +" i''ss

Hrs. Gansef DESTROYED the One In Which
He Fled From Moscow. + '''s
Mrs, Bruno Gansel Of Chicago recently
chopped to pieces the sleigh In which the
Emperor Napoleon rode in 1912 while
making his escape from Russia after his
march to Moscow. Mrs. Gansel said she
was tired Of seeing the old thing around. y
IL had been the property OF her husband
for 90 years, and came down from Mr..
Gansel's grandfather.
"A parchment certificate dated April 2.
1916, and bearing the signature OF Fred,
erick A. gWorzler. bprgomaster Of He'll
stAdt, Silesia, reads:
"This Is to certify that the sleigh sxhib.
tied to me today, and to which this doom.
mert has been attached for the purposes Of
fdent Incat ion, is the very one IN which Ma
p11esn,' the whilom empelur OF the French
and the grsqt scour Of Europe. now hap.
PLY transferred to a fArawsy island in
|srhidocean for safe Keeping. made good lis
eecape from the grim, Cossack and the
moro lsa yaRe wipter OF. Russia In 1919.
|y'l anirm this Of .hy own personal
Enow1edge, for rsaw the fueitiye monerch
arrive IN this sleigh ,And saw. him deece,,dl
from II at the house OF our worthy senatdr
Johann August Gansel, at whose re sTnst'
this certificate Is made out. This for
truths sake only and for no other reason -
The harness Is wonderful piece of work.
manship, and it Is owned by Jacob FORSYTH
OF 1915 Michigan avenue, Chicago. --Eew
York Herald.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-27
CHAPTER XIX.

The next night at 10 O'Clock Hen
bricks, Lampkin and Kola called at the
Benton homestead, and asked for Ralph.
They were given seats in the library.
Through an opening between the por.
there's they caught Q glimpse of the I'D.
joining drawing room. Stanwood, Mont
castle and both The young ladies were
there. 50 T'-lsa' 80 fsf ft'e'f
In a few minutes Ralph came down
the front stairs. az sr ~ 'i'hh
'tGlad to Dec you," he said, rubbing
his eyes. IT have been lying down try
ing to take a5nap. i hardly closed my
.eyeb last night You got my nerves all
strung mp You zee, you have not yet
satisfied me about the sricide I oan't
Gee how '-.A a. We - ''''sF 80 30
"shi'' cautioned Hendricks, pointing
toward the drawing room. lyon are
talking too loud .,- -
"Oh, they can't hearl' answered
Ralph.
"You did not mention what took
place after they left last nightfr
mot word, / assure you"
Hendricks rose.
II want to make some experiments
with arevolver in the garden. Will you
please speak to the ladies about il be-
forehand? 1t might make them nervous -
+ 81 see," said Ralph. "I'll tell them. +"
"you might ask Mr.. Sherwood to
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"Glad TO sec you." nc said.
his left hand and the revolver in his
right. he waited till it was exactly 30
minutes after 10, then fred in the air.
$50 far, SO good," he muttered. He
handed the watch to Lampkin. "Hold
it SO can see the DIAL" he directed,
and from pocket of his sack coat he
produced another revolver. Raising one
in each hand over his head, he fixed his
eyes on the hands Of the watch. At 20
minutes after 10 he fired both revolvers
simultaneously.
GOOD again!" he chuckled. tanning
the smoke away with his hand. Il prac.
ticed hard OIL that today and succeeded
10 times out of 90 in making them bark
together. l was little afraid I'd fail
tonight, though. Now let's go up to
the front and wait for the Others"
Reaching the front lawn, Hendricks
lighted cigar and walked up and
down the drive re fl lively. Presently
Stanwood and Ralph were seen APP
preaching in tho hazy distance. Een-
bricks paused as they drew near.
well" he said, Ibid you hear the
shots?''
"Did you fire twice:' asked Ralph.
1--WE heard only one. 1t was at exactly
25 minutes after TO-"
"AhT calculated the adept impul-
sively, and then, with equal impulsive-
ness. augmented by innate modesty, he
put his hand to his mouth and relapsed
Into silence.
ISx ITO BE ooSTrNunD.I
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ioin u.s." suggested hendricks as the
young man went out.
"They are all prepared. "ssid Ralph
who returned in few minutes, accom-
panied by Stanwood. "They won't
mind.
"What time have your" Hendricks
asked him.
"Ten minutes past 10" answered.
Ralph, looking at his watch.
mines minute faster" said Hen
bricks "I'll set il back 20 have them
exactly together. Here is what want
You and Mr.. Stanwood are to 60 out TO
the place where you were when you
heard the report that night. Do you re.
member the exact spot!'
Eyes; was at the rustic bridge. "
well" went ON the detective. lit
will take you five minutes to get there,
but to have ample time, say at 20 min
utes past 10 precisely, l shall 1re shot.
Now, remember that. Keep your ears
open and see if you hear it,.
Every WE'LL" agreed Ralph wonder
ingly.
"Then,' continued Hendricks. lat
exactly 20 minutes after 10 ! shall fire
again. See if you hear that also. Wait
couple of minutes and then come
back. M; ~ us on the front lawn"
"All right" said Ralph. ut seems
that you think more than one shot was
fred. ! am sure you are mistaken.
They were now on the lawn. Hen
bricks moistened his hand with his
breath and held it over his head.
1.-THE air was still that night. was it
not?" he asked Ralph.
Eyes, Just such night as this. No
breeze was stirring, remember l got
very warm walking"
Behind the house the party divided,
Ralph and Stanwood going out at the
side gate toward the station and Kola,
Lampkin and Hendricks entering the
garden. Reaching the spot where the
body had been found, the detective
paused and took out his watch and q
revolver. Holding the watch open in
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-27
Marshal Ney.s Watch.

Inc Army museum In Paris recently
acquired watch formerly belonging to
the brayest of tho bravo, Marshal New
history attaches to this watch, which was
given TO Ney by Napoleon. Z On the morn.
ing OF Austerlitz, so says the tradition.
Napoleon asked Ney the time. "By yonr
watch, replied the marshal, taking IL
out o. MS pocket at Is the hour al vic.
tory. "-London News. ~ WV
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-27
The North Walk Mystery.
By WILL N. HARDEN.

SCOpyrisht, 1897. by win n. Harbsn.l
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1898-04-09
NO. 80
COFFEEVILLE ITEMS.

q Misses Mamie Btannon, CLYDE Bry
!, ant, Mrs. Anna Thomas and Rev. F. S.
g Mitchell represented the Cumberland
i. Presbyterian Church of this place a,
I the exercises Of tn. Oxford Presbytery
) In the session at Water Valley last
week.
E. M. DeLoach, the prince of cloth
, lers OF Grenada, was in the city Friday
endeavorlng to suit and trouser the
male inhabi,an's.
Mrs. Il. f. Wimberly has assumed
charge OF the Kelly House, and will
continue the hotel business under the
name of Hotel de Wimberly. Mrs.
Nlmberly has an enviahle reputation
as proprietress. and the public, es.
pecialy the travelling men, will be
pleased to learn Of her new venture,
Mrs. W: c. Winter. with her genial
husband. is installed in the Newburger
House, made vacant by the retirement
OF Mrs. r. f. Wimberly Mrs Winter
is an accomplished houseke ep.'r. ard it
is foregone conclusion that the high
standard heretofore maintained will be
continued under the present manage
| ment.
Miss Mabel Armstrong, one of Cof-
feeville's most fascinating and accom-
plshed young ladies OF the Younger
set, enjoyed last week respite from
the duties incident to school life at the
|. 7. & c., Columbus.
Greater Coffeevlle is an attractive
suburb Of this fin de scice town.
Coffeeville is jus! now besieged with
shows representing all classes of dra>
matte art.
W. A. Morrison visited the Athens
nj Mississippi, Oxford, Sunday
Mrs. E. A. Mead?rs and interesting
little son, Joe, were the guests OF Mrs.
W. L. Brannon. Gloverdale, last week.
Despite the inclenent war news that
IS being received daily roUster.fghts
continue TO be pulled off here.
The latest advces from Hates are to
the effect that the warmest suite Of
rooms in the hotel de Purgatory are
being renovated 70" the rece ption OF
General Butcher Weyler, of the Span
ish Army.
Miss Iva Kuykcndall. an attractive
and accomplished young lady of Har--
rison, is lending her charming pers-
onaity " enliven the society of the
city this week. Miss Kuykendall is
tine guest of her sister, Mrs. +. 3.
Heron.
Quo Vadis is still the rage in liter
ary circles.
The soda water season is approach.
ng rapidly, likewise the apple custard
and chicken pie will soon have their
day. Bran.
Clothes Hampers" big
stock, and all sizes and
kinds.
E. A. MEADrns & Co.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1898-04-09
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS,
APRIL TERM, 1898.

Be 1t remembered that the honorabl.
Board OF Supervisors o! Grenada coun
ty, Miss, met At the court house In tn,
city of Grenada, on the first Monday /,
Apri! 1898, the same being the 4th da,
OF said month, and u regular term Of
said court. Present: j. T. Moore, Dist
NO. !, 0. H. Perry, Dist. No. 2, L. B
Yearger, Dist. No. 3, W. r. Baker
Dist. No. 4, J. A. Gibson. Dist. No. S
). z. Perry, clerk. w. F. Martin
sheriff.
| When the following orde RS were
taken and allowances made:
1914. Grenada SENTINEL, S25 90, pub.
fishing proceedings Of Board Of Super.
visors. Contract. Sec 3O7. Code 1892
1915. Grenada SENTINEL, $3l 25,
blanks, county Health officer, road
oveerseer's commissions, marraige
license, etc. Sec. 296. Code 1892
1915. W. B. T. Wright coroner.
s22 90, Coroner, sheriff and jury fees
IN case of Anderson inquest. Sec.
827 Code. 1892.
1877. r. Horton, attorney, $500 on,
services as attorney for Board 1897.
1878. W.T.. Martin, sheriff, 1854 80,
jail account March 1898. Sec. 1000.
Code 1892.
1920. Grenada Hard ware Co., 81 IS,
work on court house, Jail and sundries.
Sec. 206. Code 1892.
1921. Kimbrough Il Perry. S3 %.
OF! Chancery clerks Office, brooms for
ar T-l>
1872 Jas. Sommerville sheriff, $5 90
conveying prisoner, John Lott. Sec.
1000. Code 1892
1923. w. F. Martin, sheriff S52 90
delivering road overseer's commissions.
and turn key fees-Lawyer Neal. Sec
1000. Code 1852.
1924. W. r. Yearger, s54 90, board |
paupers and salary supt. poor house. |
Contract.
1925. T. H. Aven. constable, IS so, |
cost In case Chas. Hall, prisoner.
1928. D. W. Beck, J. P. SIG IS. cost
Ia case State vs Graham md Lawvar
Neal. Sec 1as. Sheet acts 1896.
1927. Doak 4 Wolfe, Sl3 90. sun.
Tries Tor account rendered. Sec,
Code lSN2.
:, Report Of O. F. Lawrence Supt.
filed.
1929. %. +. Lswrence. $50 90, sslary
supt. Ed.. month Of March. Contract,
1882. J. N. Duscan, s25 90. keeniup
- ferry, ChoohsmasS-Co Contrse4s s.s~r-s.
Ordered that W. R.sAfitchell be ap-
'ointed Sversoas road No. IA, Dist. No. j
, Ia p'see Of Jokn Futhy.
Ordered thst idus Singleton be ap-
'ointed oversess, road No. 10, Dist. No,
i, TO place ofsHcwdy Goings, over age. l
1880 Leverett Bros. s8 10, lumber
'r bridge Dist. :, road No. ii, F. A.
ahey, overseer. r
Ordered that the Treas report be filed 8
true and correct report, showing a =
'Iance due county fund of s4,488 90, I
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roots and herbs
gathered from
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GRENADA, MISS. SATURDAY, APRIL 9. 1893.
and a balance due school fund $40 90.

Ordered that road No. IL, C. L.
Glover, 0verseer, be extended frOt
Webb old place to Red Grass bridge
and the following additional hands b
, assigned to said road No. Is as follows
: Joe Standford, Arch Rogers, Be
Ingram. Will Robinson, Sam O'B4n
non and Jake Collins.
The Board proceeded to examine tn
petitions for an election to sell vinous
spirituous and malt liquors in Grenadi
county.
Ordered that the Board adjourn unit
to-morning at 9 o'clock.
W. R. BAKER, Pres.
Tuesday morning April 5th. Board
met pursant to adjournment: present
same as on yesterday.
! The Board proceeded to examine
the petition for an election to sell
vinous, spirituous and malt liquors.
Board adjourned until TO- morrow morn
Ing at 9 O'Clock. w. r. BAKER.
Pres.
Wednesday morning April 9Th. Board
met pursuant to adjournmet; present
same rs on yesterday.
In the matter of the petition for
/ local option election, this day came
on 10 be considered the petition filed by
the legal qualified electors OF Grenada
county for an election to determine
whether or not the liquors, bilters.
or drinks mentioned in Sec. 1910 of the
Code 1892, shall be sold within the
limits Of the county Of Grenada and il
appearing that the said petition 50 GIed.
has been signed by more than one-third
OF the qualified electors of said county
praying for the holding of such electiol
TO determine whether or not it shall
be lawful to sell, barter, vinous, alco-
holic, malt, intoxicating or spirltuous
liquors In said county; and it turtle,
appearing that said election ought to
be ordered us provided for In the dram
shop cha.s; Vi C,l; lSG.
1t is therefore ordered that an cleo
tlon be held on Friday April %, 1898.
to determine whether or not the liquors,
bltters or drinks mentioned in Sec. |
1910 OF Code 1892, shall be sold withiu
the limits OF Grenada county or not.
and Is further ordered that J. T.
Garner, J. H. Campbell and r. w. |
be appointed commissioners
Of said election to conduct tha same as
provided by the statues in such cases.
Ordered this 9Th day of April, 1898.
Ordered that J. E. Kiker be appoint
I'd overseer of road No. 10, Dist. No l,
10 place OF Jack Brown.
Ordered that Board draw pay as fol-
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natures store-house. 1t is not a
drug-shop preparation, and no
tlnkering drug-clerk can initiate
it by mixing a few chemicals
from his stock. Remember that
there is no substitute for S. S.
blood remedy r. &c +r,,I,, ~
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5. 5. S., and do not be imposed
upon by accepting an inferior ar.
tlcle without merit or reputation
A larger profit to an unscrupu-
lous dealer will induce him to offer
you a substitute composed of harm
tul drugs and chemicals. S. S. S.
is natures remedy, being made from
roots and herbs
L 1. 2clEA= "a
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builder because it is the best blood remedy-the
only one in fact, which is purely vegetable, and
guaranteed to contain not particle of arsenic, mer-
cury potash or chemical of any kind S. S. S. is
tar ahead OF other blood remedies for it does so
much more: 1t promptly reaches and cures deep
seated. obstinate blood diseases which other rene
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1898-04-09
he
Purifier

al TINS critical perod-one which will purify and
build up the system at the same time For this mr.
pose nothing can compare with Swift's Specific
Is. - 81. few bottles just now will thoroughly
cleanse the blood and renovate and strengthen the
system improve the appetite, and impart new life
and vgor to the entire body 1t is the best system
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1898-04-09

very one at this season of the year.
energy and depressed, listless feel
ing which takes possession of the
system every spring and summer
is caused by an impure condi-
ton of the blood. The accumu-
lated impurities of year combat
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1898-04-09
SYSTEM
BUILDER

Hatule eHort TO throw them OFT, STRUGGLE
to which the system is unequal, unless
properly assisted. Boils and pimples and
an incessant WEAKNESS tell the story. The
appetite fails just when good one is needed.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1898-04-09

dies have no effect whatever upon. It mat
tiers not what other treatment has failed
5. 5. $. cures Catarrh, Eczema, Scrofula,
Rheumatism, Cancer, and Contagious Blood
Poison, even in their worst stages. Insist IN
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1898-04-09

the energies relax, and an unspeak-
able languorpervades the wornout
body. Every one knows the i'm
portance of thoroughly cleansing
the blood and purifying the system
and thus avoiding the deadly ty.
phoid fever and other dangerous
diseases which crowd the path OF
summer. But it is equally .impor-
tant that the right remedy be taken
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1898-04-09

Ordered that the Board ad iourn until
LIST Monday in May, 1898.
W. r. BAKER, Pres.
OSeMmes' Cholera Cure is dead
shot, every time, for Diarrhre
Cholera Morbus, etc.
Fort Wrangel news., 1898-06-22
THE FORT VRANGEL HEWS.
A Grs. of Inc Weeks Local News Dished Up for the Special Benefit oi Opr
 Readers by News Rsportsts.

Prof. Porter is in receipt of letter from Dr. ThWing who, with his family, arrived safely in Seattle.
 The Farallon came in from Skaguay last Friday bound for the sound. She had a fair passenger list.
 Fred Patchin's new house is rapidly nearing completion. 1t is probably the largest residence m the city.
 Elder Kennedy, pastor of the First Presbyterian church of this city was welcome caller at the News office last Friday.
 J. F. Sales went up the Stikeen last week to be gone n few weeks. Sales is Il hustler and has lots of friends in this city.
 Billy Mills. Julius Sternberg, Mrs. Heil, MT. and Mrs. Leak and Mrs. Starr started for Dawson last Friday. They all take with them the best wishes of the News.
 Several parties are contemplating trip in the near future to that myster- ious bourne where the fabled Lost Rocker mine is supposed 10 be located.
 The Rosalie arrived at this port last Friday night several hours behind time. There was much conjecture, be- fore her arrival, as to what had become of the ''eritter."
 'Tis not altogether improbable that the Ming Chow will again navigate the northern waters. She has been recently engaged iu tlaiiic along che Californian and southern coasts.
 We are glad to chronicle for the infor- nation and conrratulation of eur nu- merous readers that the suoW on the surrounding hills is fast disappearing. This will make it easy to determine which it is most appropriate to cele- brate next month-ChristmaS or Fourth of July.
 W. Foster, the hero of Fort Wrangel fisher men. is still after the halibat The catching of the skate, of which men ton was made in our last is,u ue, should be added to his long line of victories oyeI the fnny tribe. He tished hard and long last Thursday and only sue ceeded in catching devil fish.
 Last week the bastle and hum of bus mess was suddenly interrupted by a terrific explosion and as the thunder ous report echoed across tie bay, with blanched checks and starting eycballs the inhabitants of thiS fair city stopped ill the busy Mhirl of life and iuvolun- tariiy whispered n Spanish cruiser But it was only Cagle, blasting rock for a break water.
Fort Wrangel news., 1898-06-22
Two Captains.

Captain Nightenzale has charge of the Dayidge wharf and another captain has charge of the steamer Amur. The owners of the Amur arranged to dock at the above named wharf This was extremely satisfactory to Capt. Night engale. We'll the Amur steamed into the bay last Saturday afternoon and headed for the Dayidge wharf. She came up within DO feet and stopped. Then she backed up and stopped again. Sine remained there until the captain got through meditating and then the Amur pulled slowly up to the Troup wharf, tied up and unloaded her pas sengcrs and cargo. Maybe you think the first named captain wasn't hot, if you do you are mistaken. After some little investigation the News man got onto tine inside of the trouble. The Richard III was tied up at one end of the Dayidge wharf, which is 300 feet long. The captain of the 4Amur imag- i4ed he was in charge of great big boat and said he couldn't land at the Davidge wharf unless tie whole face of the dock was clear. One of the slips is not quite completed, but we don't know if the commander found fault with that or not. There was plenty of room for the Amur to hand and have considerable space left, but the Amur's captain wouldn't have il that way.
Fort Wrangel news., 1898-06-22
Tie Queen.

The City Of Topeka arrived in this port last Saturday morning at ? o'clock She takes the run of the Cottage City, and therefor again becomes the mail boat for South Eastern Alaska. The Cottage City will take the Queens route and the latter is taken out of the Alaska business. The Queen will prob ably run between Seattle and San Francisco. These changes are made necessary because the government has impressed into its service two of the best boats owncd by the Pacific Coast Steamship Company, the Senator and Puebla. The Topeka and her crew have always been very popalar in Alaska waters anG We will be glad of her re- turn
Fort Wrangel news., 1898-06-22
New spapet for DaM son.

II Dawson City has not papcr now il will soon glory in one, and a good live paper too. On board the good ship Laurada, which reached port last night enroute for St Miehaels there is com plete newspaper plant in charge of Mrs. Wall. wife of Sam Wall, special cores pondent of the Frisco Call, who is now in the klondihc
 Mrs. Wall takes with her a long ton of paper and everything necessary to make successful paper, including a large supply of gray matter. She will assist her husband in editing the paper
Fort Wrangel news., 1898-06-22
IL Rained.

The rain, tle gentle rain came down last Saturday enlivening everything and rylody except those who have thc blues. Nothing but liver medicine will help them.