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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-27
or a FACTORY INSPECTOR.

West vlrginia's state labor commits
sioner, Mr.. Isaac v. Barton, OF this city,
leaves for Charleston to-day to place In
the hands OF the public rrinter the
copy" for his annual report to the
governor. Commlssloner Bafton has
spent several months In the preparation
I OF tho report, which will cover the la
Dor field In this state in q comprchcn-
slve and elaborate manner. A synopsis
OF the topics covered IN the report is as
follows:
Part I, Condition OF manufactures.
shows by,industries number employed
January ], 1897, and January I, 1S9S,with
per. cent OF Increase or decrease. aver
age daily hours of labor. number Of
weeks in operation during 1897. and
change In wage rates during the year In
five hundred manufacturing establish
ments In the state. a. N q.
Part II. Strike OF bitumlnous coal MI
ners, 1891; shows the effect and extent
of the strike In West Virginia, giving
number OF miners employed,nnmber out
during strike, number who have re-
sumed work, January J.. 1885; number
who have resumed work at advanced
rate, and number who have resumed
work at union wage scale. by counties
and by mining districts. and number of
miners In West Virginia reported or
gan!zed, January /. 1898; number re-
ported organized prior to strike, number
organized miners reported unemployed
January /. 1898: number OF local unions,
United Mine Workers OF America, prior
to strike. and number local unions,
United, Mine Workers OF America, re-
ported January !, 1898.
Part III. Resources and advantages of
West Virginia; gives general resources,
water. fuel. labor and railroad advant-
ages, the principal crops. cost OF land.
and social and educational advantages
sof the ffty-five counties of the state.
Part ", Factory inspection; shows
the extent OF factory inspection In the
United States, recommends further pro-
vision for the inspection OF factories
polntmcnt Of factory inspector, and
spected during 1891.
Iutl-f, Lupot llWS VI west NIISIlhd,
gives laws relating to labor. compiled
from the code of 1891 and subsequent
acts of the legislature.
Part III, Resources and advantages
OF West Virginia.; has been the most
extensive investigation OF the year. To
secure the desired information relative
to local conditions, resources and pro-
ducts, blanks were semitic number OF
~. II. T. -
The report is a synopsis OF these indl-
yidual reports and 1t is believed that the
Information given concerning conditions
In the fifty-nve counties OF West Vir-
silia is substantially complete and
correct. $50 49,.
Current work for The next six ,>Aonths
will be an investigation intended to
show the hours OF labor, average daily
wages and the. social and educational
condition Of working men In different
occupations.
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NEW RAILROAD LINES.

There has been built In the United
States 1902 miles OF new railroad dur.
Ing the first six months OF this. year.
Alabama heads the list with 125 miles,
then follow Missouri o. miles, Louis
lana IS miles, New Mexico IL miles, Cal-
-ifornfa md North Carolina 65 miles,
Texas 63 miles. Georgia G. miles, anil
Oklahoma 81 miles. Three-flfths OF. the
total mileage was brhlS In the states
west OF the Mississippi, and all hut
eighty miles of this in the southern half
OF that section. Some 3iS miles was
built in ten states south OF the Ohio
river and east OF the Mississippi. With
the exception OF five miles in 3laine, not
awhile was built In the New England
states. The Canadian roads report
eighty-four miles built during the six
months and the Mexican roads l37
miles.
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! DIED.

LEW1s--On Sunday morning. Juno &c, 1885,
at o'clock, DIR. d. A. LEWIS, in his
2'5 list year. IL jg i7'. IS.
Funeral from his late residence. No. %
Thirty-thlrd street, Tuesday afternoon
ats2 o'clock. lnterment mt Peninsular
ccfntery. Please omit flowers. isf
GAINESVILLE. St. Clarsvillc and Cadiz
Ohio, papers please copy) q
CouRTS-On Sunday. June %, 1893, at
IL O'clock noon, nt West Virginia Home
for Aged and Frlendless. corner jacob
and Thlrteenth' streets. MISS ,HErTIE
CoU.arS. 73iE y .
Funeral services on Tuesday afternoon Mt
$50 O'clock. Friends respectfully In
vlted to attend. 1ntormcnt at Penlnsu-
lar cemetery. ~ tf9
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NEW LIBRARY BOOKS,


sInny Volume, OF Late Fiction Added to
II N the Pablo Library.
N Public Librarian Wilson announces
the addition Of the following volumes
to the public lbrarSs ~
Atherton. G,-American Wives and
English Husbands. alyel 81 il1l{
Box, T.--pracucal Treatise on the
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Brudy, C. .T.-For Love OF Country.
Darlington, II. B.-Bavstles OF tho
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Dixon, q, ed.--More Fairy Tales from
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Edwards, S. H.-Afarbeau Cousins.
El4ott, Mrs. F.-old Court Life In
Spain. IA. /. 80
Ford, P, 1.-the True George wash
ington.
Fosdick. C. A.-Rodney the overseer.
Garne,I, R,--Italsan Literature.
Gordo, A. A.-Life of Frances !. E.
Willard,
Hart, a. B., ed.-Bullding Of, the Re-
public 16S9-17S3. "a
Hume, NJ A. S.-Phiiip II. OF Spain.
Lent W. B.-Across the Country of
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Magruder' Julta-A. Realized Ideal. g
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SlcMaster, J. B-origon, Meaning and
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b Parker, G.-Mrs. Faichion.
Parker, G.--Translation Of a Savage.
p Parsons, Z. Grey. Adolphus Glenn
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man Empire.
Tucker, G. F.-Morroe Doctrine.
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v,rs,nln colleg,e. Roanoke, virginia.

The Virginia College for Young La
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most institutions Of learning In the
south. Its magnificent new buildings
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Of study, European and |, American
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1895. For descriptive catalogue address
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Roanoke. Virginia
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3 Only $40 to Mackinac and return,
tickets. good fifteen days, July II, via
the Cleveland, Lorain 4: Wheeling rail-
way and the palatlal Detroit 6 CleVe-
land boats. The finest OF all summer
trips, combining health, rest and
pleasure. Consult C, L. &c W. agents
or o., R. Wood. t. p. a., Mcclure House
block, for particulars. Al $50
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osTEopATHY.
Early Closing Agreement.

We, the undersigned merchants OF the
city. do hereby agree to close. our re-
sDective places Of business at O'Clock p.
m. daily. Saturdays excepted, from the
9Th day Of, July to the 3lst day of Au-
gust. 1893, incluslvc:
n Geo. NJ. Snook-& Co.. Geo. R. Taylor
Co, Geo. T.. iStifel & Co.. L. S. Good &
Co, Me!nhart & Stencil. The Bon Ton.
Lou swabacker, Stone & Thomas. ]. S.
Rhodes 6 Co., Mime. L. NJ. Shidell.
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BOB MOORE, OF Lafayette, Ind,
says that for. constipation he, has found
.DeWitt'B Little Early Risers to be; per-
feet. They never grippe, Try them for
stomach and liver. troubles. Charles r,
Goethe, Market ard Twelfth streets;
Chatham Sinclair. Forty.slxth and ia
cob streets; a. T.. Schcchlc. No. COZ Main
street; Exley Bros,s Penn and Znno
streets: Bowie & Co., bridgeport.
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Duc,slcn,s Arn,cn srlyc,

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores. letter, Chapped Hands,
Chillhleins, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Plies. or no
pay required. 1t Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price IS cents per box. For sale by 'Lo-
-gnn Drug Co. -. 3. - I. X. :. ~ ~
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Il On and after Sunday, juno &c, 1895,
trains will run as follows: III r. 35l,,} g., u.
L South bound-Leave Wheeling 600 n.
m. daily. 7:a0 a. IN. daily except Sunday.
11:i5 n. m. and Ais p. m. daily.
North bound-Arrivo Wheeling 1850
a. M, 3:45 p. m. and G:J0 p. m. daily, and
HAS p, m. daily except Sunday.
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Low l,4to It.euI lion. to Mountain I,c-

ssf g. }, {; Z y SO. sorts. u
July 30 to- July. 10 the. Baltimore &,
Ohio viii sell excursion tickets 10 Oak.
land, Mountain Lake Park and Deer
Park mt one q fare for. the round trim;
good returning until July 10, Inclusive
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busy WEEK

Col. August Rolf. the manager OF
L Wheeling Park, has a busy week, the
following outings being booked: Z
Z Monday--St, Alphonsus picnic.
: Tuesdays Cathedral school picnic,
" Wcdnesday--Gerln Pioneers Socie-
tytoutlng. -.
ThursdaS--West Virginia Teachers
Association In session at the Casino. fol-
lowed by their banIuet. IS. J !. x. 2 ! ~
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LEGAL NOTICES,

ITO THE CREDITORS OF THE DAER
s j. SONS GROCER, CoMPANY:s al ,.;'S5F,ia9i
% You are hereby notified that tho under
signed have been, by the United States cir
cult court forFthe District OF $West vir-
glnin, In tho suit In equity therein pend.
Ing wherein u. s.. Bner and others aru
plaintiffs, and the Daer, Sons Grocer Com
pany ard others arc defendants, appointed
receivers for said Baer. Sons Grocer Com
pnny and OF all property, rcnl and per-
sonal. and you are hereby notified and re-
quested to nlc with us at as early. n day
lds practicable your claims against said
defendant. company for adjustment and
payment. ,E33..l,, hsss "a 5.3gt
q MORRIS HORKHEINIER,
BERNHARD HORKlIEINIER,
80. ~, - y ~ 4 Receivers.
Z Wheeling. W.sNn.. juno o. 1895. - jc9
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MADEBYCoMMISSlONER BARTON.

GIVES A COMPREHENSIVE RE-
VIEW OF THE WORK OF THE
DEPARTMENT. INCLUDING a
REPORT OF THE LATE DrrpMr.
NOUS COAL STRIKE IN THIS
STATE y THE COMMISSIONER
RECOMMENDS APPOINTMENT.
OF A FACTORY INSPECTOR.
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'LA B 5; SHOWING III 3:

Annual Report OF Yves. Virginia
Department Of Labor.
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KANSAS PACIFIC ROAD.
Warrant Issued for Payment of
the First Mortgage.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.-The Secre-
tary OF the Treasury to-day issued a
warrant in favor of the Treasurer or
the United States for 81 ola. 255. to be
used for the payment of the first mort
cages or the eastern and middle diyi-
sions of the Kansas Pacific Railroad
This action has been taken in accord
ance with the directions Of the Presf-
dent, and in anticipation of the favor
able decision of Judge Sanborn of St.
Louis on the Governments motion to
be filed and argued next Saturday for
authority to redeem the first mortgage
and also for a pOstponement Of the sale
fixed for February 10th.
Attorney-General Griggs, in reply to
an inquiry has informed the represent
atives of the Reorganization Commit
tee that under no circumstances will
the Government accept less than the
full amount of the principal of the debt,
and that if the committee wishes to
make this offer it may be done to Gov
ernor Hoadley at ST. Louis at the time
the motion for authority to pay Off
the first lien is made to the court. Judge
Hoadley will leave for St. Louis to-
morrow. with full authority to either
accept an offer from the committee 10
pay the full amount should it be made,
or 20 proceed with his motion. Judge
Hoadley will carry with him a treasury
warrant for ST.315,2JJ, the amount Of
the first mortgage.
The record-union., 1898-02-10

is a communication from William Dun
can, a missionary, who has been labor
ing among the Indians for some years,
setting forth at length why. in his opin-
ion. the bill should not become a law
He refers to the progress the Indians
now occupying the islands have made,
and expresses the belief that should
the bill be enacted into law, all these
gains would be lost to the people. What
the native Indians crave of the Gov
ernmeDt in their present condition is
protection and isolation from various
whites. Should the measure pass, he
says, it Will not only injure US morally
but i. would seriously impoverlsh us
materially.
A recent examination, he concludes,
shows that so far as present indica-
tions so, the report which has been
published that the island is rich in
mineral deposits, and which has been
advanced as one of the reasons Why
it should be opened to settlement is
grossly exaggerated.
The record-union., 1898-02-10

tional Church will be decided at a meet
Ing tonight. 1t is generally accepted
by the leaders of the church that what
ever may be the action of the church.
DR.. Brown will not receive any favor
from the Chicago Association at the
meeting next Monday.
The Advance the local church or
gan, to-day says: DIR. Brown is dis
qualified from performing the duties of
the ministry. This is the judgment
Mr. Brown has passed upon himself. in
some things which he has said, and il
will be we'll for all concerned if he will
fully and frankly accept the decision Of
the Bay Conference, to which he ap-
pealed. In our Judgment, therefore.
he ought to refuse further to embarrass
the denomination, and decline to con-
tinue in the pastorate of the church to
which he has administered, even If this
shall be rendered him. 1t is evident that
further complications will follow if he
does. and the best evidence of penitence
which he can furnish Will be to pre-
vent this possibility
The record-union., 1898-02-10
FIRE AT FORT WORTH.
A Quarter OF a Million Dollars
Worth of Property Destroyed.

KANSAS CITY (Moo, Feb. "a
special to the Star" from Fort Worth
Tex, says:
At = O'Clock this morning the largest
property loss by fire that ever occurred
here took place. The eight-story Hur-
ley office building. the Dreyfus Com
pany's mammoth dry goods house, the
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, the
general offices Of the Fort Worth and
Denver City Railway Company. tie
Worth Cycle Company, and one or two
small merchandising companies were
b.rned to the ground. The fremen
We're unable TO set the fire under con-
troll before . o'clock this morning. The
total loss is estimated at over $50, 900
The Hurley building was the largest
in the city, and was owned by William
Butler. trustee of the Simpson heirs
of Boston. 1t is impossible at this
time to ascertain the exact amount of
insurance. but it is known that it Will
fall far short Of the loss. Over twenty
tenants in the Hurley building lost
everything. Flying embers fell ten
blocks away. Street car lines are
paralyZed. The wires are cut and no
cars are running. 1t Is the worst ca
lamity that ever befell the city.
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COAST AND EASTERN RACES.
BUCK MASSIE WINS THE STAKE
EVENT AT OAKLAND.
Easily Defeats Eddie Jones, Los
Prietos and CIashIight in the
Emoryville Handicap.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 9.-The En-
eryville handicap, at a mile and a fu~-
long the feature Of the card at Oak
land to-day, proved an easy thing for
Buck Massie. The Fastener. in at -
pounds, made quick work of Eddie
Jones, Los Prietos ana Flashlight. He
was played down in the betting from
8 to 10 to to 10. and galloping in front
all the way won easily. In a drive
Eddie Jones, second choice in the bet
ting, took second place from Los
Prietos by q nose. The stake was
worth $500 to the winner. Results:
Three furlongs. maiden two-year- olds
Clarando (Clawson), to TO- won; San
Augustine &C. Sloan), s to /, second:
Malay (Thorpe) 3 to /, third. Time
0:31A. Vioris, Villmar, Prince VIII,
Ellen Wood. Wrinkles and Compliment
tary also ran.
Seven furlongs, selling, Estro (Spen-
cer), 10 to i, won; Elidad (Tuberville),
80 to 1, second; Mistleton (Thorpe). 4
to 1, third Time-1:32 Rio Frio. Bow
and Arrow, Musculado, Brambella, So
ciaiist, FL Moro Kaiserin, Miss Alice,
Searchlight and Irritator also ran.
Mile and a sixteenth, selling, Palo-
macita (Thorpe), to l. won: Roche
eClawson), 15 to 1, second; Rey del
TERRA (Gray), II to !, third. Time
1:5lla. Serena, Flandes, Don Daniel,
Bobolink and Little Chris also ran.
Mile and an eighth Emeryville handi-
cap, purse 81, 200, Buck Massie Con
ley), to 10. Won Eddie Jones (Thorpe).
3 to ,, second; Los Prietos (Gray). 100
to /, third. Time-1: :561a. Flashlight
also ran.
One mile, selling, Morinel (Mc-
Nichols) 8 to l. won; DR.. Bernays
(Noods) to >. second: Bonita (Ciray,.
6 10 5, third Time-l:43 Dolore. The
Dipper, Gotobed, Outright and Green
leaf also ran.
Six furlongs, Fortunate (Conley).
even, won Lost Girl (Clawson). : to
/, second: Major Cook (Spencer). 8 to
l. third Time-1:16. Spry Lark. High
land Ball. Don't Know. Charlotte H..
Diabilta, Hermoso, Bobbins, Emma u.
and February also ran.
RESULTS AT NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. o. - Weathec.
cloudy; track good. Results:
Seven furlongs, L. 7. Cation won.
Barometer second. Jim Conway third.
Time-1: :311a.
One mile. selling, Octave won. silva
second, Caiaetta third. Time-1 :44L
Six and a half furlongs, Pat Morrissey
won, Everett second, Cold Coin third
Time-1 :22l2
Mile and an eighth, Lobengula won,
Sister Stella second. Royal Choice third
Time-1:51.
Six furlongs. selling. Randazzo won,
Duchess of York second. First Ward
third. Time-1:16A.
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WIFE MURDERER MERRY.
AN X-Ray Examination to be Made
oe His Brain

CHICAGO. Feb. 9.-Before mounting
the Sallows, Chris. Merry, the peddler
under sentence of death for Wife mur-
der, is to get an X-ray examination of
his brain. Several years ago Merry was
struck on the head with a brick, which
LETT an indention. Merry's attorneys
believe this 10 be responsible in great
part for the violent outbursts of tenn
per which the condemned man shows,
and it is to learn the exact nature that
the examination is to made, with the
object of obtaining clemency from the
Governor.
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Ultimatu,n Regarding Crete.

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. 9-Much
importance is attached to a communica-
ton appearing in the official ''Messen-
GER in which Russia, abandoning the
candidature of Prince George of Greece
for the Governorship of the island Of
Crete. threatens all concerned. declines
all responsibility for the consequences OF
further dragging the question, and says
Russia will not allow any increase IN
the number of Turkish troops in Crete,
or be a party to any coercion OF the
CretanS.
The record-union., 1898-02-10
ANNETTE ISLAND LANDS.
Secretary Bliss Disapproves Open
ing Them for Settlement.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-Secretary
Bliss has returned to the Senate with
his unqualified disapproval the bill to
settle on segregated lands of about
twenty-one miles in area the Indians
now occupying Annette Island. in
Alaska. and opening the remainder to
settlement
The Secretary says he is convinced
that the Indians should be permitted
to remain in undisputed possession of
their reservation. and that no part
should be opened to the public.
Incorporated in the report on the bill
The record-union., 1898-02-10
Rochefopt's Sentence.

PARIS, Feb. 9.-In the libel suit of
NJ. Joseph Reinach against NJ Henri
Rochefort to-day. the latter was SEN
fenced to five days Imprisonment and
to pay fine of 5000 francs Roche
fort recently charged Reinach with in
tending to prove the innocence of AL
fred Dreyfus by means of forged docu-
monte
The record-union., 1898-02-10
To Go to the Antwerp Congress.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9-Professor
j. James, of the University of Chicago,
has been nominated by the Bureau Of
Education at Washington to represent
the United States Government as dele
gate to the International Congress of
Commercial instruction at Antwerp, to
be held April 16, 1898.
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Loyal to Lady Somerset.

CHICAGO, Feb. "a letter has been
sent TO Lady Henry Somerset. signed
by all the National w. C. T. u. officers,
assuring her of their loyalty and love,
and expressing much sympathy in her
illness, and urging her to come to
America as soon as her health and
strength will permit.
The record-union., 1898-02-10
Kruger Reelected President.

PRETORIA (TransvaaD. Feb. g.
Paul Kruger has been neglected Presi-
dent Of the South African Republic.
The total number of votes cast was
1923. President Kruger received 13,-
164, Mr.. Schalkburger 3,116, and Ger
eral Joubert 1913
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Appointed by the President.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-The Presi-
dent to-day sent the following nominal
tions to the Senate: John H. Baumann,
to be Receiver of Public Moneys at
Tucson, Arizona; George w. Stewart,
Register of the Land Office at Visalia.
California
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RIOTOUS SCENES
IN A PARIS COURT.
Exciting incidents During the Hear
ing Of the lola Case.
Young Darristers Make a Demonstration
Against the Judge.

The Calling in of Detachment of
Troops TO Quel the Disturb
ance Leads to Violent ARRAY
An Alteration Between Cen
eral Gcnz and M. Laborie, in
Which the Public Joined,
Reaches Such a Pitch That. the
Judge Orders the Court Cleared.
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No Prohibition in Austria.

VIENNA. Feb. 9.-It is denied that
there is any question at present of pro-
hibiting the importation of American
fruits and fruit products into Austria.
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Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.-To-day's
statement of the condition of the treas
ury shows: Available cash balance.
$2233, $50, ,046; gold reserve, $165.264. OF.
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REV. C. o. BROWN.
A Chicago Church Organ Offers
Him Some Good Advice.

CHICAGO, Feb. 9.-The question of
retention or dismissal of Rev. c. ..
Brown by the Green-street Congrega-
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on for Alaska

ON for Alaska.
Prof. ". II. SvamOn, ot the School Of
Mines and who Is we'll known in this
city, has left Tor Alaska according to the
following article clipped irOm the sO-
zorro Chiettain:
Prof. W. II. Seamon, who has had
charge Of the New Mexico School Of
Mines at SOcOrr0 for the past three years,
has been engaged by q wealthy mining
company 10 20 10 Alaska and the klOn
dixie country 10 report M an expert
on some mining properties He Will
leave 10 morrow, but Will return during
the fall, alter which he will 20 10 Mica
ragua 10 examine some properties. His
family will remain here, as they have all
fallen ~ la love with SOcOfrO that th y
will make this their permanent home
the best wishes Of the Professors hosts
OF New Mexico friends. that he may have
a pleasant aud prosperous trip. 20 with
him.