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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-15
Shirt Waists.

gathering of up-todatc-styles Waists, that made
right that selected with No sloddy or poorly
made can find place here.
selection of soc in stripes and mingled effects, coors
and Black and White they have the pointed collar
attached cuffs Soc
A grand variety Use. Biased tucked 'front.' the new
back, round poins collar link cuffs Another Solid col
ors, Pink and Blue, with four bias of rules good
pearl buttons collar and link cuffs. Use.
A neat White India Linon Waist, with rows of in
scron down 'front.' tucked back standing collar Special
SIS And The with four of insertions 75c.
a splendid variety Of eolorcd Pereae Waists with the
newest back SI.00 each.
AT $3.50 A good White Piquc Waist, with heavy
cord, the back And White Lawn Waist, with six
rows OF neat inserting in front.
We have patterns those great large figures that
stylish at present fine grade of Percale, made with
the new back, 81. so each
Dimy Shirt Waists fancy stripe, white tucked
yoke, full front, $500.
Pink, Heoirope and Light Blue Waists with six rows Of
inserting down front, the newest back. The handomcst
Waists we have in this assortment. $3.50 and S4.25.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-15

new color combinations that suggestive Of SPRING
keseda, Pidk, CARDINAL and Ian; Gray, White
Rose and Yellow: Gray and White Blue, Gray
and White. 10 inches. 75c.
Another line-Ali Wool. They are the light
Spring work, such as Gray and White Bluc-Gray,
White and Gray Tan, Brown and White. IS
inches. Soc.
Coverts. In nice, fine goods that make those gen
tcel suits 40 inches. Brown, Green and Black,
Bloc Grays Blue {; Green and Gray. As inches.
S1.00 and SIPS.
Liberty Silk. Many have bought our soc quality
Have you seen 1t The shades are good and SO is
the variety. Cardinal, Reseda, Yellow, Light Blue,
Lavender, Nile, Black, Turquoise and White 80 in.
Poplins. A Wool filled which prevents creasine,
makes stronger and graceful fabric. 1t is one
OF the real good things in Silks. Shades such as Tan
Old Rose, Gray, Turquoise, Light Blue, Cardinal
Black, Crsc and Cream. $500.
Taeta still holds the attention of all, and natur-
ally want the best for your money 1t is our pur
pose to give the best for Use. Fine line Of shades
In many of the best shades we have bcarty ; we
doubt it you have seen its equal at the price. 65c.
Veivets In light shades, Yellow, Grays, Puppies,
Lavender, Cream, Turquoise, White, Castor Nation
al Blue, Pastel Blue Sl.00.
Drapery Silks. A u inch All Silk fancy Drarrrv
Silk. at SOC. Light Green ground, Violet and + an
Red, with Gaeen, Purple and Tan Old Rose, with
Green and Yellow; Old Blue, Tan, Rose and Car
dinal Yellow, with Cardinal, Green and Rose.
Peau de Sole. We have two numbers that claim
yonr attention. They pure dye made of the best
stock, and are elegant rich Silks. $3.50 and SJ.S5
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-15

Rroadc1oths. A number of new shades came in
the other day, and many customers know $500
cloth to be superior to anything in the city for the
money. The shades all that could be asked.
Among the ones are Reseda (pasteD, Beaver,
Very Light Cadet.
Plaid Backs, for rainy-day skirts. Some good col
ors, Black, Navy and Gray, 30 inches wide You
no doubt know the cloth it is popular thing with
the people. 39c.
We have better ones they light weight, the
genuine double texture. The Plaid Backs are decid-
eddy differcnt-not being interviewer with the face.
Three shades Of Gray. St.95.
Granite. Areal Worsted, pure Wool made of fine
ieombed wool, giving almost Silk finish. They are
made that it is almost impossible to crease them
Green, Brown and Black. 80 inches. 621zc.
Waterproof Serge. You often want something SER
vfcabc, moi too heavy, in Navy This is an extra
good value, full 60 inches at SIPS.
Whipcords This is the German make. They
come next in vuaY and finish TO the Henrieas, be-
ing just soft and handsome Gray, Green, Card-
nal, Navy, Brown, French Blue. Is in. 75c.
Fine Serge, in colors. Nice, fine, All Wool mater
als at 43c not to be had everywhere. nice line
Of shades These nice for Cyldrens Dress Gray,
Tan, two Reds Navy, Brown Cadet Green, and
French Blue. 43c.
Black Nuns Yelling. We want to call your altcn.
ton to our line, as giving exceptional values,
at old prices. They foreign goods the coIors are
true Blacks-not brown blue. Three grades in All
wool. 69c 75c and 79c.
Another handsome one, Silk warp. At 7ec.
Plaid If you do not want plain materials you can
find some handsome things in Plaids. Some entirely
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-15

n nice range OF French Orsandics very handsome
styles, 25c.
Koschlin's finest French Orsandiss the name is
sufficient guarantee of fine quality and elegance in
DESIGNS, 571sc.
Handsome Scotch Zephyr Ginghams sraigh, from
the heather, bewildsrng assortment in Checks,
Plaids, Stripes and solid colors. 81 in. wide, 25e
Just few pieces of fine Loop Zsphyrs. Stripes and
Plads, Beautiful styles, which are we'll worth the
usual price 45c. We offer these, while they last, 25c.
Silk Striped Cxlords, handsome, scrviceable and
extra wide, 25c
A large vasly of Satin Cinshams, all styles and
eolornes, at We and J9c
The season stamrs approval on the soft, clinqing
Crepe effects, and in these chow large variety
Blister Crepons, plain. shades Of Hello, Gobeti Pink
and Light Blue, with harmonizing Stripes, l5c.
Spot Crepes. nice variety OF the pretcr plain
colors, Iee
Batole,tc Tucked Crepcs and Kimono Basket Gre
pons in The new pastel shades, 29c
Mercerzed Satnes. in Foulard effects arc also
leading feature OF 1900 and here we'll represented
lardnes, Navy aud Purple grounds, with White
figures I2Hc.
Woo Chang Silks Silks in styles and colorincs.
but Cotton in durability. 81 in. goods, l5c.
Marlboro Cloths. A tcau,iful fabric, mostly BIsek
and Dark grounds, with White Figures and Stripes,
tie.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-15
Special Prices for This Week.
BRING THIS LIST WITH YOU.

SIC for Zoe Percalss; $500 yards in the Iot AFT
choice patterns. AS long as they last e15c.
&c for Nc Printed Dimes fine sheer and choice de-
signs. Cheap at &c.
7Ac for f2%c Lappe Lawns, in Light and dark col
orings; beautiful patterns.
SC for 2Sc All Silk Corded affeta Ribbons in Royal
Blue and Castor, Tan shades.
1c for Nv c Large size Linen Huck Towel, a a won
der at the price.
o9c tor SOC Cream Linen Damask, 2 yards wide.
&c tor 12Hc All Linen, Blsaehed, tied fringe DOYLE,
with dawn work center. &C..
Sc tor 2Sc All Linen Stamped Tray Cover with
drawn work and fringe.
69c tor 09c Black Silk Finish Henrietta. A in wide
39c for SOC Printed Jap Silks. All Silk, % inches wde
Monday 39c
aye tor 621A Black Taffca, All Silk, IS inches wide
Halt Price. Remnants of Dress Goods at half price
lie for t5c Ladies' Fancy Hosiery, Black foot, with
solid color tops.
Joe for 12lc Ladies Tan Hose, in Plain and Richi-
lieu rib
SC tor Sc Infants Marsess Bbt trimmed with Lace
SIC tor IS Black Kid Gloves, sizes 81 and 5s4.
o9c for S1.OO Summer Corscs sizes IS, - and "a.
79c for $I00 Madras Fourhook Corset, in Lavender,
Pink Light Blue, Black and White.
S1O9 for Sf75 P. D." Corscs sizes IS. D, IS, H.
% and %.
81 for Sc Unbleaehcd Cotton, 5000 yards in lot AS
long as LASTS SIC.
4SIc for &c Bicached Cotton. This is less than the
market price today.
17c for 22c Bsaehed Shooting, ~ yards wide bar
l9c for 25c Beaehsd Shooting, 2z yards wide. Price
2c14 for Sc White India Linon excellent qualiy
price 2Iac.
seq for Zoe White Pque, extra heavy welt, cheap at
IOc AS long as it lasts say 5l:c.
81 for Sc Satin Plaid Muslins, in large and small
lc For cake of Turkish Bath Soap Specials Vioce To
let Soap, I0c box Of three cakes.
7c cake l9c box, for Violsc and White Hyaeinh
Toilet Soap, regular 25c grade.
1c a box for Black Pins. Hooks and Eyes, &c card.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-15

berry Forest Academy. Va, is home for
the holidays.
Nj, Mr.. Robert Tunstal. Jr.. of New
York. Is visiting his parents. in Client
Mr.. William Randall. of Baltimore
spent several days last week in Nor
toik with Mr.. and Mrs. Key Compton
Miss Marguerite Taylor who has
been attending school in Washington
ID. G., is home for the Bradford Cooper
wedding.
Miss Bessie Doyle is home for the
holidays.
Miss Knox. of Peeksvile. is visiting
Miss Fi:chett is the guest of Miss
Lizzie Moore. on Freemason street.
Miss Rogers. of Roanoke. is the guest
street.
Lieutenant Casey b. Morgan gave a
delightful chafing-dish party al h., res
1dence, Grigsby Place, in honor of
Miss Gertie Camm, of Richmond, Fri
day night. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Hughes. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. NJ. Reed, Miss Camm. Mr.
Charles Howard and Lieutenants Chad
wick and Morgan
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-15

If you want St.OO Glove, and want good one,
just take look al ours. Ii is made in Grenobe BY
one OF the largest manufacturers in the world. 1t is a
selected grade OF prime 1ambskin, the very newest
embroidery and top edges to match. two neat clasps
every color and every shade here. This glove, If
properly fitted will outwear any glove the price in
this city, SI.00 pair
We have a good glove, with handsome clasps, and
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-15

Mems Brown and Gray Mixed Half Hose, Sc a
pair. No better be had for twice the price asked
Mems Black Half Hose, with White feet. worth to-
day J5c. One lot only. Three pairs for 25c.
Suspenders. No two pairs alike our 25c goods
perhaps fifty pairs in the lot. Special pric, I5e oair
two pairs for 25c.
Sl.00 Underwear 75c Mems Gauge Wool Natur-
al Gray sI.00 Shirts and Drawers, 75c each rare
bargain.
e9c Boys Shirts SOC. In size 49,! only. These
Shirts are made up with Colored Bosoms with pair
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-15

voice of exquisite quality, which has
been heard with much Measure in Nor
folk. and her resignation is n matter
of regret to the choir and to her many
friends here.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-15

Genuine French Saines, Fouiard effects, the acme
OF Perfection in approach 10 Silks for coiorings, de-
signs and appearance, pc.
Plain Pques all the leading shades, t2Ke 29e and
25e s8sT 5Ia3
Polka Dot Piques, Blue, Black and Red dots on
White grounds 25t
In Dimities. Lawns and other sheer materials we
have an uncqualled assortment.
Windsor Ncoisc. Might be called Dinity, bot has
distinctive qualities, beautiful patterns of Stripes and
Figures. including plain Pastel shades and Polka
Dots, 17o, 85s
Az l2isc show Irish and Glasgow finish Dim-
ties, Versailles Stripes Swiss Novelties and Lawns IN
an endless variety, making notable collection Of
dainty Summer fabrics at this popular price.
Or ice line of Dfmitics is also very large and
comprises everything economical public could de-
sire, both in styles and quality.
In heavier goods also strong Ia assortment
Dress Ducks, plain Stripes and Dots in good colos,
Zoe. 81
Dress Galateas. Nice lines at I21s and Sc.
Cover.s, for Outing and Rainy=DaY Skirts. y Ile.-
Dress Crashes and Brown Linens. 7c TO 25S.
5o'ineh Percalcs. large ranges at SC, Zoe, PC.
A large lot of Domestic Crsss Ginghams and Mad
ras, Zoe, I215c.
French Perealcs for Shirt Waists, Stripes, Plaids
and Figures, well worth Csc They belong to first
corners at I6c. TIL
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-15
FASHIONABLE TAILOR-MADE SUITS,

ioW many Showing what they class SUCH yet
styes-eie in goods quality above shapes
Our aim to see how cheap Suit offer
s,s and auty at as low price good be
Y9u need not take for granted but
msn line of aio Made Suits The result will be that
the ,tp
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-15

all styles stitchngs on back, every color glove we
fully guarantee and recommend. SI.25 pair.
Tans, Modes and Black, with very neat stitching.
three excellent clasps. This is a real French Kid,
perfect lifting and fully guaranteed. $3.50 pair.
Towns Gloves have equal, they are the correct
walking glove. English Tans. $500 pair.
:, Gloves for Misses, in Tans and Reds. 75c and
$I.00 pair.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-15
KID GLOVES.

Department that gaining friends increasing
becoming satisfied
the style should his
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-15

India Linons.
Linen Lawns.
Merccrized Nainsooks-
English Piques, Bayaders, Cords
and Warp Welts.
Organdi Chiffon.
French Mulls.
Swiss Grenadines.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-15

Dotted Swisses.
French Nainsook.
Victoria Laws.
Hemstitched Lawns.
Narseilles.
Novelty Piques- Stripes, Figures
Dots and Checks.
Nlsreerized Piques and Madras.
Ducks and Galateas.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-15
DRESS GOODS.

Gown perhaps YOU after than before
liberal
known your selections can be more salts
factoriy -
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-15
WASH DRESS GOODS.

Alter Easter Dress parade the Importance Sumner
Every season brings more enhancing and colorng dainty Wash
Goods worlds designers
ss, and we have taken advantage their efforts place before the
We have had national have
from all their noted fabrics France Germany, Eng
Ireland Scotland
Printers ink fails do justice stock, you inspect
will be ceery displayed saspsope any
you desire " ~ - - I 7
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-S>z@e~SN@SL@N99 -gyogaNga9ANs5An -.
A NEW ERA IN WHITE DRESS GOODS.

or the coming season Introducing in White Goods Depart
novelties White fabrics
ladies' Norfolk have hitherto been accustomed sending to New York
the the complied
@ and the season finds stock fully prepared for the White
foods all the Varieties Weaveswtfou
he tlns materials the heavyweight and skirt goods
Inspection OF them Prices range from3
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-15

oil Cuffs to match, The other sizes arc all sold else
you would not tie able to buy them at this low price.
Mems Outing Flannel Shirts, sizes rs to- ~ only J;
regular price soc. 20 close at we have marked
them pc. rs 1,s's
Fair Cults and two Collars some have only pair
Cults o9e is the cheapest shirt, there are many 75c
ones and a eoodly lot at 81 100. The best is YET to
e"n'e--he Price-49c. All sizes except IS.
BOYS Windsor Ties, from Sc up to SOC each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-15
CENTS FURNISHINGS.

Monday and continuing through the week. special viii
all small lots
every day we will give Of the best
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-15

Mr.. William II. White. Jr., OF Wood
berry Forest Academy. Va, is home for
the holidays.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-15

French Batistes.
French Lawns.
Swiss Mulls.
Batiste Mulls.
French Organdies.
Colored Organdies-all the new
shades-40 in. and 20 in.
Broeaded Swisses, evening shade
India Dimity.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-15
OF INTSREST TO WOMEN
Continued from Page 8.

Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Bryan. OF Bal
timore. are at the Monticello.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-15

Mr.. Robert Tunstall. Jr. of New
York. is visiting his parents, in Client.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-16
A cIrY NIGHT

 Come. iet us forth and wander the rich.
 the murnuring night. me sky blue dusk of summer trumoiss
 above the street. On either side uprising gllmmer houses
 pale. Dut me the turbulent bubble and voice oi
 crowds delight. For me the wheels make music. tho
 mingled cries are sweet Motion and laughter call. We hear. He
 will not fail For see. in secret vista with soft. retiring
 stars.
 With clustered suns. that stare upon
 the throng below. With pendant dazzling moons. that cast
 monday white. The full streets beckon. Come. for ton
 has burst his bars And Idle eyes rejoice. and feet unhastin5
 so. Oh. let us out and wander the gay and
 golden night -Lawrenee Binyon In New York Tribune
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-16
asz.5E.kellsoNS
 25 ssiz-.5iCO &TsSs-SS-i&,lsSs&
CLEVER LEGAL WORK.
The Service For which Che Lawyer
 Received uis Fee.

The Service For which the Lawyer
 Received uis Fee.
 "Our clcverCst work. said the old lawyer rcuiniscenly. "is not always Ccrc ia ccCrt."
 "Noe" said the young man inquir, rl'y
 "Dccide6ly net, replied the old law. ger
 Possibly ycu could eive an illustro uca. " suggested tho young man.
 "CuGcub,ctiy | could. rcplicd tho r'1 lawyer. "lu fcc'. [ was thinking of .t. .-a of 70 iylscib'c Cli f-llow who .i.i.jgs. r.ut out of thc house. Do
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 .iy 1r.' De wgs anrr.S,
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 lt...tr' '..~c ,.a. a Ci..tr,uce cf
 .rastr .... a-i...- Ut w3cs ths .I.. ..CU .It1 tt anv rlrs the t, .M i.1.....r1 r-. t.'.... l the N. -Nt.I ir ,.. 1 ,.. ul" with t.....' C. t.ts .ul action I .' raa V-s s..., ,.cush c. 
 tcr'. rrr i,rv.~ i-wcdioteiy ...rt t.-. .r ! r..is and then .,..-. .... 4.. .--y ..d fellow .t t.r t..-.r ed -c wss so. u.r.t .tt.. ..rsI Q. way rp Co ..r.- .l ..s again if r...... I...r . ..s a .-s1na. fr..' r.... and I....r want Co SC lia. U.. &, a.- money I.y. so 1 ad Ni-,I l.D g, c.a frcu.- lS
 "'N.. 'i tr C.tI, t1 compromise for I0c.nts hc asscrtcd vccii,scusiy. TT t-lt this css' clear Co Che limitno mat. t.r wnat it C1Srs
 "I argued with h;m. tus tt was nc u,c He'd pay me anything lwanted to t.ltt tlc case. but be wouldn't pay tho pamt.T a con,. Isupqo,p lwould have j.,u justified der Che circumstances iu coirg uI.Idgul lc,,ing lim run inte loo Cf expensive and useless litigation "a, d.dn't likc Co do it Jus, tho same esq went Co ses tlc lawyer on th other side. ic kucw iy had a good case. tlt he s.so knew that ny client bad lots money aad couM mako a pro- lcu-,l auI costly fight Consequently he Was iuclncl Go to reasonable. He hua,cd up bis client and talked |, over wub him. JuI ;ho client sail he would ccmivomisc f.r s25 cl,ar for himself Hts lawyer uUlo reasonable charge. and l closed vi,h tlem both on the spot end paid tlym
 "Tt,u went tack Inuy client told Dim bad vut up ,,,l. lluI that he never would bear of tlc case again, turned in liI that covered tuc cost ot thc settlement ! had cGri,A and he pai. ic without a uuuUr. Ilo some. times speaks to me BOW ot Che clever w,rS jid ga ;lst el>e tl, Le doesn't krow h0vc,1ycr iti ..l.r Ea,und what lct cf cash i; savcl him. '-Clicago PtsC
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-16
CONTAGIOUS DlsEASES
A Little story That c'sAt~ins Quite a
 NIornl

Little story That c'sAtAins Quite .
 "Stun and nonsense" said the fat man who was back among the smokers on a Woodward avenue car This talk about germs and bacilli and con taglon and communication and all that sort of rot ma cs me fighting mad. People used Co live longer and make a blamed sight less fuss about it before Ill these fads and kinks were ever teard ot. The Idea of consumption be- Ing contagious. Eah, They'll be claim Ing pretty soon that sneezings con tagiouS."
 "So it ls." asserted the tall man 10 the left "You bet lt Is. Sos laughing. sos crying. sos toothache and pretty near everything"
 "Oh. go on, So, corns. sos badness. sos tight sao,s." sncer.ugly Who did sou catch your uu,;achc from:'
 That's all y-lJ That's the way r.a ,alS vacu they don't know what -ln. sc tals uc about Ignorance Is the .-.t r,. D -..r-m and always has .... l.J ...t.g
 ~,..... i- -l.: q; uy forehead e...i., suy a.-..r t.au yours. I'd keep o.. l.t .a.',.to. .-..~.Gce .f lad Co uu 'e mys,.,. wasn't talking To you anyhow"
 "No. you were taking Just Co hear yourself taia auJ make these people ....s you were vi.s iu bet you Slp roa don't know tAe d.-e.clce between ,..c.eu pox and small. B. aad you rid .n- around preaching about cont1gion.
 "Gertiemcn." said Jac smiling old lady In the seat aaead she turned to them. doesn't lt strike you that anger Is coutaglousg Has either Of you s.nd. ua;ed in mcd'c'ncT
 The two looked shccp!shly at each other laughed and went Co abusing the weather department - Detroit Free prass.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-16
THE MYSTERY OF DREAMS.
What Can Fit Through a Man,
 BrnIn In One Minute.

what Nnn Fit ThrouEh Mnnn
 BrnIn In One Minute.
 It Is very certain that tue majority of dreams ore only of momcutary duration. though extended occasionally 10 the lone,h of a minute
 In proof of this Dr Sholz tells the following story from his experience "Aftcr excessive todily fatigue and a day of mental strain ot a uoJ disagree. ublo kind b,foos uysclf Co bed after | had wound ny watch old placed it on the night table. Thon l lay down beside burning lamp Soon 1 found myself on tlo high sea on UaIrj a well known ship was again young and stood on tho lookout. beard tla roar of water. urd golden clouds dol,cd around mo How long stood so ! d,d not know. but it seemed very hong time.
 "Then the scene changed was in the country. and my long lost parenla came Co greet me They sent mo to church. where tho loud organ sounded was delighted. but at the same timo wondered to see my wife and children there. The priest mounted the pulpit and preached. but juld not under. stand what he said for the sound of the organ. which continued Co play. 1 took my son by the hand. and with him as- oended the church tower. but again tho scene changed. Instead of being near my son stood near an early known but long dead officer. ought Co explain that was an army surgeon during the maneuyers. l was wondering why the major should look so young when quite close to my cars a cannon sounded.
 Terrified. was hurrying oG. when I woke up and noticed that the supposed cannon shot had it's cause in the openiug of the bedroom door. through somo one entering. It was as if l had lived through an eternity in my dream. but when looked at my watch l saw that sinco l had fallen asleep not mora than ono minute had elapsed-a much shorter time than 1t takes Co relate the occur renee. "-St. Louis Republic
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-16

on the right-ol-way of the railroad, as d warn ng and for the protection ot the public.
 ALL PERSONS ARE WARNED. to fcrbear "A tnespas,ii X uptu the rghl Oi'WHy O. the Pacluc & Arctic RaiiNay and Navigauuh SOt psny, Of Skagwuy Alu,kn, Co the summit ol Whue Pass, the international bOundrl lne. Any pefs,n m tfayeiing thercOn risks serlOuh inlnfy irm iraius, and particularly from ihe t0Hry snow blow. which is liable Co come along nt any timy. aud from whic it is imr s>lole 10 keen a lookout for people n the risht"i "gl ln itonL Any prts 70 trespa'sng Whl Dc .rosecutei accord ng to the riminHl lHW ot Alaska iu ,uch eAses made un provided which is ss follows -.,.- than un ouicer n lawful business shall go ,rr,ius, on any lau or premises m the wlul lrcupatiun Of another. and shall iuil, uttlect O, refuse Co dcplrt thctti Om iumtdmltlf hhu remain away ultl pyuuluvu 10 Tttuih' uloh
 be verbal. priui,d or wut"u nouce "' thc owner oI pvrs 10 lhc mNldl o.cui .lVu ,,, V said luds ur premises sucu trtspu>'tis shil ne det med gull of i mis .yucauor. nnd upon c.uvlcl lou thereof shHll be pIuisNel bA h huc not lts. than uyc r more Iutu ny! uuIl .ls' and shall ue committed a d.lhHi. or tt PA Iurnt uf tnc uuy aud cu.ls p"'. di one dhi TOT each two .IDli-r- uI Ihr -u'I uur uu costs.
 SECTION lS. That prutcd Dr Wliten nol ces having att.Cf ed tue.C u, hy uhtnulll! tue name Q thc uW Wrcr tr Ivrsuu no lhc hW.ul oc- .upltion 0l sai nd, or prtmisy,, and fequf. tug sU pef,ou, Go iOruear ur.im,siug on sHld lands ar premises H.d depart ihtTeliuhi ts,,Iyd in thrtc u-plvuuus pucvs on sHid hids ir prrwises shau be held and dccmcd To De sul' fen. 10 prItna tucic evidence q. nuurc un meh tiouud iu tie lu,t proceeding eciun'
 PtCi lC & AR, TIC RAILWAY & NANlGA'
 HON COMPANY,
 HLRROGERs Division superintendent