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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-11-21
To a Citizen.

g For sale-an improvement. south Of the
steam brick yard. acres Of land. frame house
Of three rooms. other outhouses. good well OF
everlasting water, good young orchard. COM
pleIe storm house built in the ground See J
ID Bridges real estate agent. noyi5 81
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-11-21

The warmest FAD yet IS to Lave
no fad.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-11-21

w ANT TO RENT A FARM-i00 Ito $50 acres
" plow land, 80 10 70 acres pasture Apply at
Central Wagon Yard,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-11-21

Nos zand make conneetlDn With all frasls
out u Ka1sas clty. Nos % and II 2re ~ AeH
fast trains
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-11-21

123nl.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-11-21

wae are aEes clgse corn eetfol M1ah a.
t~sfse esfh sas ne acat 20 Eor #cf3A-
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1lHIH BD-ED
The evening world., 1900-05-24

story has reached the Miscellaneous
Section that In the event % a strike e
ing declared In certain brewery IN
Brooklyn II. A. %. Of the *. OF Ia
would nli the places u ne strikers.
The section has requested ne secretary
10 writ. 10 the Assembly and asccr'a4n
the truth Of the report
While the cigar-makers ARE continuing
their fight against Arms IN the city VINO
refuse 20 grant their demands, Joseph
Barondess Is working bard IN the Inter
est Of the strikers. He has given one
entertainment which Melted the s.riksrs
consiisrlbe money AM Manager VIII
IAN Brady has z ven over n 70 is ne
aires flr a nlglt. At which A p"- ,rm-
aDce will be gwen for he benefit u The
cigAr-makers John Roster h1s also
done the same. Tn wi Managers have
been accorded q vote Of thanks oy the
c. r. Y.
Delegate william J O'Brien. OF the
Granite-Cutters' Union. has reported
that. although the organization he rep
resents has considerable men out oil over
the United States. he nevertheless looks
for a speedy settlement OF the dlnicul'
ties now existing.
An Ice plant % be built. rwned am run
by the cry Is a projeet vigorous adj.
vocated by the G. =. 4. A ne ting Of
the worklngmen OF the city has cen
called for next sunday al } o'clock The
The evening world., 1900-05-24
STRIKES
ON THE TUNNEL.
Men Throw Down Their
Picks Rather Than
Work for 81.

The work u e,eiNitng for ne rapid
transit tunnel a. One Hundred and
f'ty.'iSth street AMI BroadW - hn.
heca interrupted thl. week 5y dahl
strikes
l. II M-Caae q BIOS men nav,
thrown down tae.r T.cs, ami shovel.
rather than work foi Nb DO,
The fquad which began Vu.A Under
Fred Dash last scek was paid No bu,
Dash had a fa.ling oui vita The .hl,ral.
tors and Is 1ow employed ,..,a her,
Monday the mon leaned that they
we're to gct ony rs 1n.y " rA,t an
~ noon AHl qa.i The lcN gtyg Au..l
tool Their pace ~frl'A,l -I he
same th.nE happened Wednesday sea
men we're AZ sork this .ug an
claimel hat Foreman McAtee hal
promised hem t3
THE striking lAhorers say vii be-
1ard 10 get men to Hli tH".r pices. a,
the vo'k Of swinging a pix TO M.
sdss, foadhei l. TOO hard Tor the or.
d.nsry
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STRONG BABY BOY
EATS RAW FOOD.

we always allowed him plenty Of
water. as We heold that u Is healthy
and clears out the system.
In no case did We boil anything We
gave him, That. We claim, destroys the
gluten IN the food
when the child grew older We gave
him fruit. always cut up me We made
slAw OF onions. cabbage, bee,s. potatoes.
bean. and peas The las, two. espe
c!ally. are nutritious These are ground
to a meal and mixed
The i've fodes thus prepared. make
strength but not fat The child's limbs
are hard. and the bones strong
We Keep him In the air as much a.
possible lie gets exercise by crawling
about We never take pains to put
shoes on his feet or cloths him esps.
clally warm, yet he has never caught
cold.
We avoid all preserves The best
way TO feed a child Is natures way
Raw foods In quantities. 10 sGit the APP
petite.
"a child brought up thu. will grow
strong n healthy Parents all over
me country are daily becoming con.
verified 10 he vegetarian theory"
Mrs George plniel.~l std II her
four children:
They are strict yegctarians. IN Ieed.
80 faithfully have they been brought M
n this belief that they have gr-.i hOf.
ror ~ IN, word meIt Al the time %
tha ~kidnauping OF tle clark baby ! was
% AFRAID that somebody might wish IT,
nke N my dear mn. ones that I
warned them never - let any one take
hem away from the yard. even under
the prom So of andy They wished Co
know what would D., done TO them. |
toll them that they might he shut IN IN
a close. AMI many other irvJ4.ui thlugs
happen % them And the oldest added.
'ngy might gys Us meat Ny children
never en- between meals
Mr. k'ggsley read o. paper On IN, re-
'a'!nn between Diet AMI ethics. She
-.iU.
Every child nnds 4 fellowship with
40 THAT lives Now phaf pleasing
object 's.s1u T. must b. for his sensitive
.'t.. mind 90 learn as n mus. the
s'eps ~ the steak On the platier from
mo COW In the slaughter h1use''
The evening world., 1900-05-24
SMALLPOX
ON A LINER.
Over 900 Passengers of
Steamer Albano Held
at Quarantine.

The German steamer Albino. from
Hamburg and Hayre. Is detained at
Quarantine s!th two cases % small
pJN among the sieerase passengera
The patents are Pawel Nakunas.
t]s,uty-,RD years Old. ani Osip Rod
kun's ~tNrry-three. both Russians. The
nFst NAMED was taken s.ck about seven
iaw : and placed In the ships hos
pI,a. for treatment. Two days later
Roikunis vas stricken.
The Albano will be detained until the
~ s'ecrasc passengers are Inspected
The patients will be transferred 10
North Brother Island and The storage
passengers 90 HOFFMAN Island. where
they vii oe eysmined and vaceinatsd
The vessel will be thoroughly d~i,infectei
ana released.
The Albano reached port las, night.
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COR0NERS JURY
IGNORED THE FACTS.
Though Told Of Slayer's Con-
fession, They Won't Say
Who Killed Lena Wolf.

A Jury IN Coroner iiart's court. OF
which the foreman VAS Col. James
Moran. Of the FIRST Res ment Irish
Volunteers. returned a verde Ct this after
noon viI'h. In the face NJ the evidence,
Il probably the most remarkable ever re-
corded IN '1., city.
The inlIut va on the case ~ Lena
Wolf. sno Nas .ho' ami kll.ei on Nay
II In the tenement at 81 East Eleventh
street. Ado.ph sass, a United States
regular from Fort ADAMS, Newport. Vas
found bending over her. lie hai been
drinking. lie Was locked In the T5nbs
charged with murder.
Detectives Bounal and Blss,r'. ~ the
East Fifth street station, testified be.
fore the Coroner to-day that sass had
confessed 70 them that De- committed
the crime he sad ire revolver ioInd
IN the room belonged 20 him thai he
vas drunk and scarcely krcw Whit he
The evening world., 1900-05-24

VAS doing when he fired At the woman.
Despite this testimony the jury ren.
dory. a verdict that The deceased
came 10 her death from a pistol shot
wound Inflicted BY a person unknosn 10
the jury.
Coroner Hart was ~dumtoundsd. and
declared afterwari that the verdict
plainly was not In accordance vita the
facts that the a had been regularly
aeld for the Grand jury by Magistrate
Hogan, and that the evidence Of the
detectives before that body would result
10 Sass Indictment and tral
The Coronef's jury a composed OF
men. knosing that the inquest
a. merely to determine the cause NJ
the vomln's death and that the finding
would In NJ way influence he action ~
the Gtand Jury u Is thought thai Col.
Moran, u % soldlrrly sympathy.
brought about A verdict that iid not
mention the name u Private sass.
The evening world., 1900-05-24
JOHN SW!NTON ON
a CIRCUS FOR WORKERS,
Chance Lost to Rich Old Widow Whose Fortune
Is Now in acknowledgements Still
Open to Any Millionaire.

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position ~ A.
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The evening world., 1900-05-24

According to the ,ene's OF the Meta
.h,.ic,l scci.,y children are kUl~ ny
N. thousand every year BY being yea On
MA, Ate, And unwho'esnme foods
GOD meant children As vel a. men
md somen 10 live m rls fool. saIl
pr Julian = Thomas to an assembly, on
interested yegcthrIans aH night A. ~
rtrh avenue There al be no toubt
u the result.
81 have tried vegetarian diet Win my
own baby. 50 | know Of what speak
that chlld Is hftoen months Old nov
"a. can M a chalr lie hold rim
~ ON hi, hands. a seight - twenty
.ls pounds
Eve began TO feet the child on mix
Uhen he vas Arst born GRADUALLY We
gave him oatmeal specially prepared.
We soaked the kernels IN water from
three to twelve hours In order 20 soften
nom Then We mixed hem With a ~.
II, pure milk and sugar and fed tho
bahy with the mixture
"Thi. diet. varied with whes' and Eel
al. ,ften A. he expressed a desire for H.
lasted some time.
The evening world., 1900-05-24
ENBEzzl[NENT
Of CITY FUNDS.
Clark
Deputy Collector in
Market Bureau.

John clark a deputy collector o. cl,,
revenue In tho NI->e' bureau Of On.
Comgtr"IIers lfh.e. tHs. according q
com.trolsr Co.sr. rn1,IElcI cit,
money objected lj him from :be stan.
Aodsrs - Washington Market, and d
nos a Dg.tl,, from Justice
T1e ~. oven 80, made known :.
Com.'ru .rr Cp.cr ycsts-iag afternoon
and the police Vc.c Immediately ro,.,
hei Al EFFORT, % ind Cil-k have .
'ar been unsuccessful. and the comp.
'-0ilar believes Re has aet from M,
State
ia addition 'o the money collected
rom me market men. clark obtained
l..rss 20 % safe 30 t'e Bureau ~ Mar.
ks's whore ..,r, were f. number 2 -.
.cIpts .r envelopes deposited Or cafe
Asep'nE .Bl .he contents u he sa.
ye.1pe. a.. missing
An irtes'iEa''on is nov IN progress 20
.-'r'fin 'c amount - the sm5.rzlr.
ma1f N 20 70 A., Thought viii amount
'1 several .N0H.lr' q. 'lr.
clmp.r. ~ ID Jog a..,. fp rr. MAYOR
To-day ' ruug .l. latter lf Clark
',4.i .mHe4r' mont .rI lskirE .o- a.,
..f'.rIrs s..tIFtiou 'n ascertain n
'.r. N.f Hrv complies a. r. his
M we've facilitated Hy .tr, mess
'r it. .Ir. ~ H. s..''s lr .lfsr-
I.r, CLARK s under FL" bonnie ne
The evening world., 1900-05-24

saw her again soon a~tterward, and told
her that he agreei with her tina, the
ne % the poorer masses was dull. that
they were 0v,rwo.k ed, that they were
under constant restraint. and tina.
ABOVE all. they stood In need q some.
t1ing hat would enllven their spirits
ana render existence les iriolerabie.
Now n. said. ~ order 10 be worth
while. this requires O. be done On a
arse s1aie AMI NTH abundant means
IN spain | have seen how the to.ilng
mu!t.;ules enjoy the bull.ring how 10
stirs their enthusiasm. r,trsshes their
spirits, frees them from soriid cares.
and gives them. as we say. a let up In
the everlasting pursuit % dry bread"
at IL true. said The rich GA WIDOW
Il ave seen II IN Bircelona.
Nov continued the %citisen. we
anno, have the bJll-rinE here but with
q million dollars We could have among
the swirn!nE sofiss u the east side 81
New iJrk a vast free popular circus
o 2 10 all coners every niEh,! I would
have manly fehts. bareback ri.rs. '.glt-
-oDe performers. clowns, mins'reis. Wild
an.na's. ini 30 such tuiass The work
~inE.people would enjoy u beyond The
telling !, would put them IN better
.p.r.ts. emoyc the gr.nkl-l care from
their faces. give them something besides
drudgery md d1ler 10 think u. ana 1elp
along that eNis;en.e which Is nov so
stale. nat and Improbable"
The -lch .ld widtN Wa exclted nv the
citizens glowing words. anl promised
that she would think the tling over.
But shs brcathel her last before she
had made up her mind. and nog her rel
aiives are hghting for her fortune. while
the lawyers pocket the p.ckings
Her adviser was not a fool either.
JOHN sWlNTON.
The evening world., 1900-05-24
WOUND On DEADMAN'SH HEAD

The nude body ~ a man APPARENT.
about tReuD-thrce year. Old N,.
found IN .1a Hudson River. upnI..t
Tarr,'oNn. late last uiEs' There W..
a wound IN The forehead Tas l1i, a..
believed to n, tllt % lItrrr b. s.-. u.
This D.'s. Who V,H q gIes. ". o.. s'rH"
ytr1' Grtc, that l@urrlr,l r.fr Illr.
foAu seq. "a Jaws l.u Young lH..F..
Va droVnel while swimming
The ud ON t"' heal OFF ..r .,'
man. 4 j. supposed va caused Dos
contact with something LOO fHv water
The evening world., 1900-05-24
Two MAYNARD GIRLS.
G-rr, ,Eents Capture runaway 10.
.-phine O'Connor sHd Irene
kr.nsn In the I~-nd~rIoin.

Ffie'u-year-o'd Josephine o'Conn0r. %
10 West SiNtyscconi street. who. In
January last, escaped from the Catholic
protrctoTy and Hfteen-year-o Irene
keenan,. ~ s5 West FIny.nin,h street.
Who disappeared about the same time.
we're arrested by Gerry agents last
riEh' outside N a renderloin resort.
- don't mind being pinched.' said
Irene, but for Gods sake let ne have
The evening world., 1900-05-24

one more drink and oas mors s1ununA
and don't tell mother"
They were remsnded In the wsa -
Court this morning. the Keenan, ~
stu begging for a cigarette. which -
could rot get.
The evening world., 1900-05-24
VEGETARIAN DIET
FOR CHILDREN.

Mothers milk after birth.
Oatmeal soaked twelve hours
and eaten raw with milk and
sugar.
Frui, cut up Raw wheat
ground Nut. IN season No meat
Raw beans. peas roiator' CAB
hage and onions ground ana
mixed
A it,'e oil and candy at lines
Meals any lime the cAild -
hungry,
Plenty 81 water No ice water
The evening world., 1900-05-24
womaa Ran over u DEAD.

Mary Lowenthal. nfty-four years -
of 10 West One Hundred and Twsasy-
sixth street. VINO ~as run over =
wagon about a month ago. died e -
home az . o'clock this morning.
The evening world., 1900-05-24
convincing precf ,ha, the kidneys end ~.
der are ou, Of order.

"Ast 70 10.
There Is comfort In the knov,sdeo =
often expressed. tia, Dr.. K!imef's swamp
Root. the great kidney remedy fulnlis every
visa In curing rheumatism, palm In IL
back. kidneys, liver, bladder and every paso
Of the urinary passage. Il eorse,s inability
10 hold water and seslding pain In passing
n. OF bad effects following use Of Jiqvos.
vine or beer, and ovsreomes that untjssnn}
necessity Of being compelled 10 70 oAss
during the day. and 10 get up many timss
during the night. The mild and ne msrs.
ordinary eti.e, Of swamp Root d soos
realized. Il stands the hlghes, for is Won.
deTful cures Of the mos, distressing casea
II you need a medicine you should have the
best. Sold BY druggists in SOC. and 81. shes.
You may have a sample bottle Of ,hls
wonderful discovery AZ
and a book that ,sllsMpec12szA
. %:'' ,:1'i re-. I y S: :Ini''IEasaAaSfa
address Or. kilner & tts-. q s-.-pssss
Co. binghs-'on. N. Y. When writing rneap
'lon reading this generous offer In this pspss.
The evening world., 1900-05-24

sediment OF ~.
ting indicates q
unhealthy eoad.
ton Of the kik
neys; II II stains
your linen Jn'b
evidence Of H.
ney trouble: t0
frequen. desire y
pass II o. pain 70
the back b ale
The evening world., 1900-05-24

A despatch from Louisville. Ky, an
rounces the death Of Edrard y. Mad
den. Mr.. Madden for a number n
yeay vss connected With different New
York Newspapers and was widely known
The evening world., 1900-05-24

OUTGOING STEAMSHIP.
SAILED To-pAY.
oFsDs Ksrsssl Pretoria. BsrnslA
Brsnsa- Ortaaba Hsvsaa
gAssasaias. Hsvrs ssniosa. Hassaa
Asssss vieioris. n SD. Ne. Oriesas
HAnbspL
TO SAIL TOMORROW.
nnsvsi. orsnaaa ~lroass,s. cssrlss.oa
Mo- rort. sa DoainrHuo Graais. brun,siet
INCOMING Steamship
Due TO-DAY
W1hsAsil ofsrsitss. caii,sfnis. Gibraltar.
csasfy u Duafriss OtiA al hs-ins. ofe
nanssrl nlisr.
Gsruanie. Lvsrp0oL Assisna. 81 nJmaa
sssls nrmsa. ssos-ass. san4naaAL
wells chu. ssaasssL
ALMANAC roR TO-DAY.
sss risss. 40 ssa s-,s.. III Mos RISE. LIS
ni0H WATER.
ssssy Hesk .....""..... AQAh tNPh
s s.,, c.,. l'i.aa ......" 1ss sts
The evening world., 1900-05-24
Thoassads Have Kidney TseuAaa
and Don't Know Il
How To Find Out.

FIJI a bottle or common glass Win ysus
water and let I, stand ,Wen,y-four hourc 8
The evening world., 1900-05-24
n0ormusIn

wOMEN'S CORSET COVERS, Of mus -.
In, PLAIN style, al ~
WOMEN CORSET COVERS, Of eamsns,
made Fr'n'A STYLE with embroidered neck Csc
WOMEN's MUSLIN DRAWERS, n
with eAmbrie umbItla rufle, at ~
W0MEN'S CAMBRIA DRAWERS,
with hemstftched Of tucked unbftna ruhe Doc
w0MEH's SHORT UHDERSKIRTs,
Of hns muslin, With wide hem ,ni cluster Of 7Oc
tulk, al ~
WOMEN'S MUSLIN UNDER
SKIRTS, with dust rufle and umbrella Q
fource with tueksd rufhe. a. ooI
WOMEN'S MUSLIN UNDER
SKIRTS, with dust rutie, double umbrella
oamhf.e fogncs, trimmed with tucks AMI QOc
emtfoidery insertion, at Wv
WOMEN'S MUSLIN UNDER
SKIRTS, with dust rufie and knee lounee
Of lawn, uimned with three elustefs OF tueks,
two insertions sni w1de iufle OF hbcsome I 6O
emtroidsry, two 70 a customer only, al, each, law
WOMEN'S cHEMISES, IN ordinary and IN.
extra sIes, coded land, hoe muslin, II oSI
W0MEN'S MUSLIN GOWNS, with
Hubbard yole. trimmed with tueks, embroidery 2Qc
and osmtue r.flts, al wv
WOMEN'S MUSLIN GOWNS, WITH
high OF surphee neck, cmbiOidery insertion and Soc
tucked yok,, embroidery hnish, at oV|
W0MEE'S GOWNS, Of light weight,
very fne muslin. yoke Of tucked cAmbnc and
fre insertion, CUTS and suipiee neck Of daahty zoe
embroidery; worth CSC, a Wv
square mech d lace OF embroidery insertion and OQc
edge milton finish, regular si.lS, at wv
The evening world., 1900-05-24

Advertise your For sales" in Ths
~ %
The evening world., 1900-05-24
Ta1s Tar Wemo,laIDa

Our flags are made OF all wool
standard bunting, U. S. Govern
ment sizes and measurements,
with a full complement Of dou-
ble-sewed stars and stripes,
strong canvas headings and
brass gommets.
The evening world., 1900-05-24

NJ" F"s
81 eaalss,
ioii AMI pro.
10 re
search
d.. Srsne
lmsfs ons q
thu ratsa
lanf o.
vslntis dis-
@s~te. q
nsiicine II
10 vitslii
La
The evening world., 1900-05-24

This Is oe Of the hv,s, prices, II not the lowest,
ever quoted ior goods Of ~ egaAl quality. Light AMI
dark blue, uott, * p.tk Grounds. with a variety
Of strips, make Up the assortment, which Is , most
pleasing one inIeed.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1900-05-27
BOER WAR CLOSING.

Every indication now favors the pre-
sumption that the Boer war is drawing
to close and that there is no likeli-
hood of there being any serious engage
ment after the one at Pretoria, to
which point Lord Roberts will shortly
move his immense army. IL is ques-
tionable If there is to be great fighting
even at the Beers last stronghold.
President Kruger says he is determin-
ed to fight "to the last man and the
last cartridge" but even should his in
,fiuence prevail there is likely to be
only this one serious engagement OF
Pretoria, and after that all the Beers
can hope to do is to keep up desultory
guerilla warfare, something like that
OF the Cubans against the Spaniards, or
the Fillipinos against the Americans.
But there is evidence also in the
newspaper dispatches that President
Kruger is losing his dictatorial COM
mand of the Transvaal. On the 10Th
inst the government, in session at Pre-
toria, decided to request Lord Rot erts
for cessation of hostilities, and 1t pas
sed this in defiance of President Kruger,
who is said to have left the chamber in
high dudgeon after vainly opposing the
sending of any message to Lord Roberts.
Other evidence is found in the atti-
tude of the Boer Commissioners now in
the United States. They unhesitating-
ly declared that they seek the interven-
tion of the United States for peace. 1t
is not yet settled, however, whether
these ENJOYS are entitled to official rec
ognition, and even If they are the
United States government can do little
beyond extending its good offices-a
diplomatic phrase sometimes without
much force.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1900-05-27
JUNEAU CONVENTION.

Today the democratic delegation,
each wearing blue satin badge on
which is portrait of William Jennings
Bryan in gold, will board the City of
Seattle and sail for Juneau. 1t does
not seem likely that they will meet
with any great contention in the con-
vention, for Juneau has already follow
ed Skagway's lead on the most import
ant plank in the platform, that of the
nominee for president. The Juneau
democrats last Thursday held their
election of delegates. and upon their
election these delegates were pleged to
vote for national delegates who would
vote for William Jennings Bryan for
president, and this was carried by &C
clamation. Hon. A. K. Delaney was
chairman of The meeting and f. d..
Kelsey secretary, and the result OF the
balloting for delegates to the conven-
,;os, ,,ns n fo11nwc.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1900-05-27
sEATTLE's DEBT TO ALASKA,

1t is reported by those recently ar
rived from Seattle that no such bustling
times were ever known in the Sound
metropolis. The hotels are so crowded
that it is impossible to get a room any,
where. Thousands are leaving every
day by the steamers for Nome, but
more thousands are arriving by train
and there is regular congestion of
travel and traffic. The stores are open
day and night, and the immense
amount OF business being done is unpre-
cedented. In fact it is said that the
Klondike rush was as nothing compared
to the rush to Nome.
Seattle was almost hopelessly in debt
when the Klondike rush set in. That
succeeded in putting the Queen city
In Easy street; the Nome rush will
make her everlasting fame and future.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1900-05-27
WEATHER OF THE NORTH
Daily Accounts by Telegraph for
the Use Of Travellers.

The daily telegraph reports to the divls-
ion superintendent office gave the follow
ing account of the weather Yesterday:
O'CLOCK A. M.
Dawson-No report.
Ogilvie CLOUDY, as above.
Stewart-No report.
Selwvn-Clear, calm, 81 above.
Selkirk-Clear, calm, 50 above.
Five Fngers-No report.
Big Salmon-No report.
Hootalinqua--No report.
Lower LaBarge-Partly CLOUDY, "A abve.
White Horse-Partlv cloudy, calm, "A
above,
Taglsh-Partlv cloudy, northwest wind,
50 above.
Caribou--No report.
Bennett-PartIy cloudy, calm, 40 above.
Atlin--No report.
Pike River-No report.
sO'CLOCK P. M.
Bennett - Partly cloudy, calm, 48
above.
Log Cabin-Partlv cloudy, strong west
wind, 81 above.
Fraser-Partly cloudy, calm, As above.
White Pass-Clear, calm, AZ above.
Gacier-Partlv cloudy, light west wir d.,
18 above.
Skagwav-Partly cloudy, light south
wind, s. above.