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The evening times., 1900-10-10

Iii Asks ksyans Hsn 10 ReturEa.
LONDON, Oct 10.-A sfaAghai despatch
to the Post" says Ii Hung Chang has
advised the Emperor to fdrn to Pekin.
The evening times., 1900-10-10

No. z aeorsmg now only sI.5 PER
100 IT,. one Width. one lergth. BY F. Libbey & ce.
The evening times., 1900-10-10
RAILWAY UNDER GUARD.

British Troops in Charge of the Tien-
tsin-Pekin Line.
LONDON, Oct. ia news agency des-
patch from Tientsin dated yesterday.
states that the British troops are now
guarding the line of the Tientsin-Pe
railway.
The evening times., 1900-10-10

Sound boards, kiss. dried. $40 per
100 ft., bright and dry. fer sheds. fences, Sc +.
Libbes { Co.
The evening times., 1900-10-10

as.iia noN--p,tss Iuna,,er neyv--priees
'aa. grades higa; free delivery bs F, L.bbey s
Go. .
The evening times., 1900-10-10

Lowest ,niiiuork prices; clear doors.
sl,i5, ~ inches thick, tao window frlInts. .5e
up. al Gih and n Y.
The evening times., 1900-10-10

Leave week days 1890 s. m ard . D. m. su
days, 10 a. M, II a. m, , and p. M
The evening times., 1900-10-10

tIsHn's business College,. stal and *
business, Shorthand. TyIewrIi t,ae-ss5 year
The evening times., 1900-10-10

sew carloads aoeri,..s. Only $3.50
per 100 f.. al one width,@ one length. at 9Th
and \. Y. aye.
The evening times., 1900-10-10
s1.5 baltimore and Return. 81 f.2s
Via Pennsylvania RaiIroaa. 70
day only

Tickets valid fer return passage only on lste
Of fsIs.
The evening times., 1900-10-10

81 .25 TO baltimore and Return yia
B. & @. II. II. Today.
Tickets limited returning 10 date of issue only.
The evening times., 1900-10-10

Lumber prices still Iosver at she
Friendly Corner, 9th and \ Y ave. F. L.bbe,
& Co.
The evening times., 1900-10-10
NorfoIIs . was,,sngtor stean1,nat co

Delightful trips daily at .S5 p. m to Old Point
Comfort. Newport News, Norfolk, Virginia Beach
and Ocean View Fos schedule see page :
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1900-04-16

ATLANTIC g. VIRGINIA FERTILIzING co. FACTORY.
Situated near Richmond Va. Yearly capacity, 10000
tons of manufactured fertilizers. Number of
employed, los.
OLD DOMINION GUAN0 co. FACTORY.
Situated at Primers Point on Chesapeake Bay near Nor
folk, Va. Yearly capacity, $4,000 tons of manu-
featured fertilizers. Number of men
employed, 200.
DAVE & WHITTLE FACTORY.
Situated Appomattox River, at Petersburg, Va Year
ly capacity $4,000 tons of manufactured fert
zers. Number of men employed, 81.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1900-04-16
ASHLEY PHOSPHATE FACTORY.

ASHLEY PHOSPHATE FACTORY
Situated Ashley River near Charleston s. c. Yearly
capacity, 10000 tons of manufactured fertilizers.
Number of men employed, 40.
THE EpIsT0 PHOSPHATE CO. FACTORY
Situated on Cooper River near Charleston s. G. Yearly
capacity, 10000 tons of manufactured fertilizers.
Number of men employed, $50.
THE pom pom FACTORY OF GEORGIA CHEMICAL WORKS
Situated on Pom Pom River, at Pom Pom, s. c. Yearly
capacity, 10000 tons of manufactured fertilizers
Number of men employed, 1872.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1900-04-16
PLANT AT MILLBRooK MINES.

Mine located Ashley River about % miles Charles
ton S. c.. on property known Cattle Bluff"
in Dorchester County. Acreage, about 1900
acres; labor employed, about 600 men;
annual output about 100000 tons
of phosphate rock; hand
and dredge-mining.
PLANT AT GREGG MINES
Mines located Ashley River about 81 miles from Char
lesion, S. G. This property is known as the Ash
ley Barony," and is in Coeton County. Acre
age owned and under lease about 1900
acres; labor employed, about $50 men;
annual output about 10000 tons
of phosphate rock; hand
and drede-mning.g
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1900-04-16
COMMERCIAL aUANo co. FACTORY.

Situated at Columbia Ca Yearly capacity $4,000 of
manufactured fertilizers. Number Of employed 1885,
PLANT AT CHEROKEE MINES
Mines located Stone River about II miles from Charles
ton, s. G. Acreage, owned and under lease, about
5000 acres labor employed, $50 to 300
men; annual output, 10000 to $4,000
tons of phosphate rock hand
and dredge-minng
PLANT AT OAKLAND MINES.
Mines located at Stone River about II miles from Charles
ton, s. G. Acreage, about $500 acres; labor
- ployed, $50 men; annual output, about
$4,000 tons Of phosphate rock;
hand and dredgemining.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1900-04-16
POWERS, GIBBS & co FACTORY.


Situated on Northeast River, Wilmington, n c.
Yearly capacity $4,000 tons of manufactured fer
tizers Number of men employed, 190
DURHAM FERTILIZER CO. FACTORY
Situated at Durham, n G.. Yearly capacity 1900 tons
manufactured fertilizers. Number of men
employed, 40.
BERKELEY PHOSPHATE CO. FACTORY
Situated at Ashley Junction, near Charleston, s. G.
Yearly capacity, 10000 tons of manufactured
fertilizers. Number of mem employed AGO.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1900-04-16

RASIN MONUMENTAL FACTORY
Situated Chesapeake Bay, near Baltimore Md. Year
ly capacity, $4,000 tons of manufactured fertili-
Number Of men employed Zoo
THE BRYANT FERTILIZER COMPANY FACTORY
Situated Potomac River, at Alexandria, Va. Yearly
capacity 10000 tons Of manufactured fertilizers.
Number of men employed, So
NAvAssA aUAN0 co. FACTORY.
Situated on Cape Fear River near Wilmington, N. c.
Yearly capacity, $4,000 tons of manufactured fer
tilizers. Number Of men employed, 1862.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1900-04-16
THE GEORGIA CHEMICAL WORKS.

Situated at Augusta, Ga Yearly capacity 10000 tons OF
manufactured fertilizers Number of men employed 161.
STEEL sINsLE-sCREw STEAMSHIP, 49, T. MORGAN"
Built at Wilmington Delaware by the Harlan Holdings
worth Company, 1893. Rated A in English Lloyds
and American Shipmasers' Association, and
built under supervision of an inspector from
each association. Tripleexpansion en-
gines, Scotch-type boilers; length
over ALL 276 feet beam, AZ feet
draught, Is #; capacity, $500
tons; average.speed, II to
12knots, deep loaded
at sea.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1900-04-16

STANDARD FERTILIZER MANUFACTURING CO. FACTORY
Situated Ashley River near Charleston sc. Yearly
capacity, 10000 tons of manufactured fertilizers.
Number of men employed, 375.
CHIC0RA FERTILIZER co. FACTORY.
Situated on Ashley River Charleston, s. c. Yearly
capacity 81, 900 tons of manufactured fertilizers.
Number of men employed 210
ATLANTIC FACTORY
Situated Ashley River near Charleston S. c. Yearly
capacity. $4,000 tons of manufactured fertilizers.
Number of men employed 32O
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-14
HI, Probable p..tin.,ioa.

Have you noticed that the sea ser psnt has not been working this sum- merf'
 "Mhm. I'm looking for him to turn up of Mole St Nicholas now the war C o-N- "-Indianapolis Journal
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-14
rn..nnnn. c.r.i.n ri,nt..

Among the garden plants commonly in vogue which possess a poisonous na tare botanists mention the flowers of th- iouguil. white hyacinth and snow drop. the narCi,sus being also particu- larly deadly su much 90 indeed that Co chew @ small scrap of one of the bulbs may result fatally. while the juice of the leaves is an emetic. The berries of the yew have killed many persons, and it is pretty well known nowadays that it is not safe Co eat many peach pits or cherry kernels at once. The lobelias are all dangerous. their juice. if swallowed. producing vomiting and giddiness. with pains in the head. Lady's slipper poi sons in the same manner as does poison ivy, the bulbs seeming to be the most harmful Lilies of the valley are also As much SO There is enough opium in red poppies Co do mischief, and the autumn crocus. if the blossoms are ehewed. causes vomiting and purging. The leaves and flowers of the oleander are deadly. and the bark of the catalpa tree is very mischievous; the water dropwort. when not in flower. resem- bles celery and Is virulent.
 GnsuootnnAre.
 What are they going to shoot the man for?"
 "worst case of insubordinAtion in the whole army"
 "who was he?''
 "A janitor in New York flat. IT. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-14
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS.
Some AReieat Instances of Iasuranes
 Can Be Easily Found.

asuae Aaeieat Instance. of Insuranes
 Can Be Easily Found.
 Probably the arss recorded instance d1 insurance was one mentioned by Livy. During the second Punio war the contractors for delivering corn into Spain stipulated that the government nould indemnify them against loss bJ the enemy or tempest Cicero. too. aft CT his victory in Cilicla. seems to have obtained security against tho loss of his booty during its transit to Roma These instances. however. arc not regarded Ai tue eases of insurance by many author ities. who assert that only after the rs- vival of commerce in the tenth century did it come into vogue. If this be SO the first mention of insurance is tho establishment in 1910 At Bruges at the request of the inhabitants of a chamber of assurance.
 "The contract of reciprocal insurance was known likewise in Portugal in the fourteenth century, and in the fifteenth Sept. 10. l436l King Edward of Por' tugal writes frcm Lisbon that the mer. chant vessels of the English. which had been chartered for the Tangier expedi. ton. had not been insured. owing Co the fault of their proprietors, while those of the Portuguese. even of the royal navy. were. e." It Is probable, how ever. that insurance came into uso in Italy early in the twelfth century and was by the Lombards .ransplAnted Into those countries with which they bad commercial dealings To them. there fore. the invention of insurance, as it is now understood. is generally conceded -EHchAnra
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-14
Machine. Knead Bread.

We have already become familiar with steam bread and aerated bread, and also know that machinery plays large part in the manufacture Of this very necessary commodity. but the lat est aspirant for hOnOrs in this hne does almost all the work. except to eat 1t. Half of its height is taken up by its legs. SO that the working part of the machine is very compact. At the top IS a trapdoor opening downward. The dough falls on this door and passes through four sets of two rollers each placed at different distances apart
 When the dough leaves that last pair, it is only one-eighth of an inch thick and has been thoroughly kneaded. It then falls upon piece of canvas at- tached Co two rollers. The rollers come together. forming a pocket with the can vas, which forms the dough into loaf shape. and when the rollers separate again the loaf is thrown out upon ta' t'v The operator. however, usually grasp, thc dough as Che ruller> open. .,,,d ulAcs, it iil tho Ian rs7'dy upon the tail,. Go b, put irt1 ti. oven. Running st ,rsy ,a,y ,p,i lhc machine will Anyad and u,old al luaV-s a minute. rbe dough IS fed iu;l the machine ly a clair carrier. on which tin cupsas large 70, -aUc,t>, tut d.-pcr. are fixed every two co thr,.. ig ht. E.l h cup holds enough durgh e r one luat of bread Just a. ,Ec ri' reaches the trapdoor it turu, over pulley to gu back to the duugl iablr and hc dough falls upon the t-ap.our Two men at the dough table hll tl., crps as fast as they pass
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-14
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the partne rship heretofore existing under the name of the Moore Wharf Co. the said partners being the AlaskanS Northwestern Territoues rradingCo., l. Bernard Moore and William Moore, has been dissolved. William Moore Tetir,ng. Said bust. ness will continue Co be conducted by said Alaskan NOrthwdstern Territories Trading C.. and Bernard Moore under the same title. All persons having claims against the late partner ship arc requested Co send the Same Co the
 s.IsIm C.E. wYNN.IoHNsoN.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-14
REwARD.

The publisher of the DAILY ALASKAN will pay ten dollars reward for the arrest and conviction of anyone for stealing copy, or eopleS, of thlS paper from the premises of subscribers. .- .
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-14

Steamers call at ssy Island. KstehIkaa. call ai Victoria. b. C.. north and south bol The above dates are only approximate. right to change without previous notice. W. WHITE, AGENT, Sksgway,
 J. F. TRowBRlD
 GOODAII
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-14
WsNoMoUs SNAKES.
The Poison Machinery of the Rep
 tiles and How It Is Operated.

Tn. Poison Machinery of the Rep
 tile. and How It Is Operated.
 Some years ago a physician undertook A series of experiments on snakes with a view to extracting a sufficient amount of their venom Co form basis for in- sestigation, in order. if possible. to dis cover some antidoto His laboratory Is a curious and somewhat uncanny place and one from which those with un- steady nerves instinctively rccoil.
 The apparatus for extracting tho venom is a most ingenious and yet very simply one A bit of chamois is tied over the top of a funnel which leads to a bottle. Everything Is secured very firmly. The snake Is caught by the back of the neck and placed close to this chAmois He strikes his fAngs through it, when tiny jets of venom arc thrown from the fAngs upon the glAss aides of the bottle. trickling thence into the bottle. Again and again the snake is made Co strike. If necessary. other snakes of the same species arc used un- al a sufficient amount of the venom ts collected
 The relative deadly qualities of the venom of snakes have also been the sub feet of experimentS It appears that the diamond back rattlesnAke Is the most Co be drcadeu. rns ss-s-a- ---A-- a--.A-- banded rAttleSnAke. followed by the oopperhead and the water moccasin or eOttonmouth
 The poison machinery of tho snake consists of A pair of needle pointed tAngs. which. when tho creature is at rsst. arc folded back in the roof of the mouth. When it becomes angry. these tAngs arc thrown forward. and in the act of striking tiny jet of poison is thrown from each. The poison Is a thin. yellow auid which upon exposure de- oomposes very rapidly. Snake poison. II kept from thS air or dried. retains its full force for many yearA-Nev York Ledger.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-14
Notice.

On March 18th the Moore Wharf Company will be prepared to accept tenders for the cree ton of corrugated Iron warehouse, lOOx6O material 10 be supplied by the said company. All tenders Co te addressed 10
 C. E.wYNN.JOHNSON. t-i3at general Managtr.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-14
FOR RENT.
WANTED.
Sleds at Bennett.

Hardwood Yukon SledS at Bennett for &. Apply x. E. cor. sth and Main Sts. Sklgwav. u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-14
cLASurrgp tpvERIrSsusNrs

SIHSorcD 6ptnNiiocAoNfS. .Atveriiie-ssfI uafa iks AssS q 'For Rssf." ''FS Sais Sr "IYa.fss." fuV ssais ps' uO1S fg a'si is' i'o-. Oss esri ~ uSrs lor ssss iuSssSussi i.'sr' ho.. Usssr ksaS ''Sifnsfieai WanisS.a o.s sss es' uSrs. No asv~fis-'ssf iaAss fos ies iAas fusriy, ,fcs essh.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-12-14
VictOria's Health.

New York, Dec. s.-A dispatch to the
World from Windsor, England. says;
Mnch anxiety again prevails in SQUIRT
circles respecting the queens health. She
has broken up noticeably since she wa
Informed that the Empress Frederic
was suffering from cancer of the throat
and cannot live many months. Queen
Victoria, who invariably eats and sleeps
well, has now lost her appeliteaud passes
sleepess nights For years she never
missed her ruomiiig ride in donkey
chaise around the private gardens until
the past couple of weeks. when this was
forbidden by her doctor. who orderec
her majesty to drive through the park in
a closed carriage
Sunday last the queen kept her room
she entire day, a thing she has not beer
known to do for wears and the rcpor
goes at the castle that she said she would
not be- surprised TO hear of the death %
Empress Frederick any day, as the doc
tors were afraid to perform an operation
1t is also whispered that her majest'
falls INTO "a doze at meal times and tn
other day while puttiGg on BRAY
front and pretending to review the col
onial volunteers, she fell fast asleep u
her carriage The windows we're shu
and she was rapidly driven home.
\ belief undoubtedly prevails anon
ahose around her that the queen is faiiln;
The papers in London assert that lh
queen Is in her usual health, but Ih
i23Jy1 orr lhe lrJe facts.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-12-14
Egan on Retired List.

Washington. Dec G.-l'rigadier Gen
eral Charles p. Egan. cOmmissary gen
eral. was today restored 10 duty by the
president and was plaoed on the retired
list
The order issued by the president re-
miited the uneXpired portion Of his
sentence and restored him to status OF
duty with station in this city"
This order was Immediately followed
by one issued by General Miles announce
lug that Gen Egan had been placed OF
the retired list today on his own appIica
zion after 30 years service.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-12-14
THE LIGRT on 7THE WORLD,
OUR SAVIOR IN ART.

Cost nearly $1,000 600 10 produce. Con-
tains nearly 100 fuil-page engravings Of
our Savior and His Mother 10y the World
greatest PAINTERS True copies Of the
greatest Masterpieces in the art galleries
of Eur0nr Every picture is us beauii
ful AS 10 sunrise over the hlliops. Com
tains description of the paintings. bfug-
raphy OF the painters, tine names and lo-
cations of The galleries IN Europe WHERE
the originals may be seen. Also contains
Chhds Department. includinga Child ;
Story OF the Christ and HIS Mother.
beautifully written. to til each picture
This wonderful book, maIchless in its
unity aud beauty. appeals 10 every
mothers heart, and in every Christian
iome whore there are chjldre the book
srils itself Christian meu and women
Ire making money rapidly takin. orders.
\ Christian man or woman can in ibis
community soon make 81 900 taking or.
I lrrs for Christmas presents. Mrs. Waite,
,ur aren't ia Massachusetts, has sold uN-
/ r. 81. 900 worth of the books 10 Il very
: hort time Mrs Sackctt. orr agent u
/ sew York. has sold over 81 500 worth oi
/ he hooks in % very short time. Iht
/ book is printed On NclNef-iuist'd rap"r
0pauiir lly bound in cardinal red an-
/ nld. aud aduincd Win Golden tus,s AN,
lilies. Il IS. WithnHt doubt. The mos
icauiirul book of thus crntury Nrll'
or terms auickly ami get the manage
npnt of that territory. You can worn
~ salprv or comm ssiun. and when yen
rove YOUR success we Will promote woe
% the position OF Manager and Core
paudrut I'D permanent salary. 10 de
vote vonr iine To- attending 90 agent
ind ihr correspondence. Wanted also ;
it.ie Manager Ia have charge of office IL
lendnlg CIV of tia. Stale ana manage al
he business of the Stlte send for terms
,ddrrss-The Briiisl-Ameriean Co.
CorcoraR Battling. Opposite
L. s. Treasury. Washington. D G
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-12-14
BattIeships and Cruisers.

Washington. Dec. There were
eight bidders today for the construction
Of the five hattleshps and six armored
cruisers. All Of the bids were within
the limit of cost Gxea b, the apprnnri .
tiun. There were anumhet % omissions
from the specifications however so that
., careful inspection will b. necessary e.
determine which bid is actually the
lowest
The indications on the face of thr bios
are that the successful LiddrrS for ure
or more vessels will be- the N'wpor, Nrwo
COMPANY. the Cramps the Force River
works of Massachusetts. ih- Union Iron
works of SAN Francisco. and perhal $
. Moran Bros & Co. Of san Francisco.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-12-14
Notice Of ApplicatiOnfOr
UNITED STATES PATENT
Survey Numoer 1889 Mineral
ApplicBt.on Number SD.
United States Land Office
4npA

Boise City, Ida. Nov ember l, 1900.
NOTICEIs HEREBY GIVEN, that
i'm pursuance of the Act of Congress, APP
provrd MAY 10. l5;2. Margaret L. Nc
kinney. whose poStoiiice is Boise CITY.
Idaho. has made application for patent
fer 800 linear feet on the BED W ar-
rior Lode. bearing gold. silver. lead,
and other precious metals. the same hr-
lag 1898 feet south, s. degrees 03 mln-
mes west aud lO3 feet north 50 degrees
80 minutes east from discovery shaft
thereon. with surface ground BOZ feet IN
width an each side OF the middle OF said
vein. situate IN Wtst View Mining Dis
lrict. Boise county. state of Idaho, and
described BY official plat and by the
field notes. on tile in the Office "a! the Reg
/ lister OF Boise City Laud District, Idaho.
as follows viz:
Hetiuning al corner number identlc-
IA with y W. corner ol Original location
from which: The e. ). Mineral mOnu-
rnepr number !. West View Mining
District bears y. 50 degrees 81 minutes
W. gll.S feet measured.
,A,pine post. - feet long I inches
square. set ] 3 lrct m the ground, With
not.nd of earth. scribcd l-llS9: rinning
ithsuc. y. - degrees 80 minutes y Va.
40 degrees 9 minutes f., 1890 feet TO
corner NUN Der ,. Identical with y. Z.
cornerororiginal location; running thence
:. - degrees y minutes 3. Var ID degrees
f.. gao feet To corner number 3. idenuc-
al with =. f. corner of the original lOca-
tim. running thence = - degrees %
minutes " Va 10 degrees y minutes b.,
1900 feet To corner number !. identical
with :. W corner of the or ginal loca-
ton; running thence y 10 degrees /.
MINUS IS. Var. ID degrees E..GOO feet
To corner numner /. the place of begin
Mig: containing 2J.2u3 acres. an form
T lng a portion of uusurveNed punnc land:
= of The United States The names Of ih,
! adlnii,i claims us shown by The origin
, al plat az survey is the Lryiathau Lode
on the south
The amended notice Of location is re
: corded u, the office OF the rrrurder o
! Boise county. in book II, of Quarlz, a
p page i9l.
Cxaanah & Leonard
Attorneys for applicant
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-12-14
American Locomotives.

London. Dec. lO.-The Daily Mail has
received the following by mail from its
Calcutta correspondent:
THE port commissioners recently in
,vited tenders for locomotives The lowest
ENGLISH tender quoted el544 for each
locomotive and wanted nine months to
complete the order. The lowest Ameri-
can tender quoted el26O and asked for
six months Tie latter was accepted.
subject to the approval of the govern
mcut
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-12-14
National News.
Smallpox in KE02dike.

Tacoma. Wash. Dec. $ dawson mail
to Nav 81. gives drtaiis Of The smallpox
epidemic now prevailing there. There
have been about 30 cases. Some were
auarannncd The cold weather seems
a. have made the contagion more ireval-
.cnt than before. The Yukon council
has ordered that evcry person in the
Yukon country Tram White Horse rapids
to Forty Mile be vaccimtted at once.
The district contains 1890 people
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-12-14
IDAHO IMPAIRMENT Co.
The only EXCLUSIVE FARM IMPLEMENT
and HARDWARE House in Southern Idaho.
Jobbers & Retailers

Celebrated full leather leather boot screwed
Wheel best oil tempered spring buggyat only $500 Do
anything cheaper7 We have them for $4,000 We would adj
the celebrated No "a Michigan al $500
Carrwghts Store We Surveys 500 5000