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The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-04-24
You Are Going.

To get married this spring or summer, reserve passage on the Northern Paeihe's North Coast Limited, whether east or west bound. A light start in married llfe means a good deal and you get it In this way. Send to any N. P. agent for our lit' tle leaflet.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-04-24
WEATHER ON THE TRAIL
Daily seN0unts by Telegraph for
 2, U.. of Mashsrs.


 2, Use of Mashers- The C. -Slegraph reports to the dlvis- lon supenn. .ndent's ofice gave the follow Ine account of the weather yesterday:
 O'CLOCK A N. Dawson-Clear, calm, P above. ogllvie Clear, calm, 90 above. Selwvn-Clelr, calm 3s above. Selklrk = Cloudy, southeast wind s above.
 Five Fingers Clear, calm. 3S above. Big SalmOn-Clear. calm, s above. HOot illnqua - Clear, southwest wind. mild.
 Lower LaBNge-ClelT, calm. 3S above. White Horse-Ciear, southwest wind, cool.
 Taglsh-Clear, calm, s above. Bennett-Clear, calm, 20 above. Carlbou-Clear, calm. 36 above.
 So'CLocK P. N. Bennett-Cloudy, calm, 3s above. Log Cabin-ClOudv, calm. 34 above. . White Pass-Clou1v, showing, light wind, 70 above.
 Glaeier-Cloudy, showing, 34 above. Skagwav-Cloudv, calm, A above.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-04-24

Horses. harness, wagons, sledS, scales, trucks and in fact anything Andy Hose has Is for sale. a
 Belle of Lexington whiSkey-eight years old-juSt out Of government bond. and Three Crown Diamond MaIt WhlSkey- strictly pure -ai the Seattle saloon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-04-24
sL cIetons of inc Pn.t.

'l never dare make fun of golf" [" "Why not?"
 "rco many people remember that I used to play croquet "-Chicago Rec nrd.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-04-24
susscRIPrIoN RATES.
SEATTLE AGENCY. Northern Hotel News Stand, Northern Hotel, First street, Seattle, Wash.
SUNDAY SOCIAL.

All items of social or fraternal in- ,erest must be in by 7;3O Saturday eve nipg.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-04-24

Andy Hose IS selling his wood below actual cost. fl
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-04-24
Hay. Grain and Food

We have warehouses full. both at Skag. way and Bennett. BELL X O., 22a Broadway. 3-7-tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-04-24

Price of baths cut to 7s cents The Principal, opposite U. s. Barracks 2SIm
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09

.,r+o,rs NJ both fleets. Admiral Bedford was away
THURSDAY ye6forg spG grGay o ased foP nSaHd on
Saturday, Friday afternoon Mrs. James w:
2nd S Mrs the KeSo valley Club The plan
for the coming o week % T'e expeed to
main here until September II. and the interval
w bIeasa9t 3e sS luncheon was given at Kebo Sat-
urday noon by MISS Cafpen&fel & ner ,ss sgostni
Miss Miss wifford Mrs wiilet Miss Draper Mrs Con Con
Dmock. MISS seely. Mrs. Emo and Miss airline
NJ and Mrs Charles Carroll Jackson entertained
at dinner Friday evenig at LanSole&n r. among 5on
and Baroness Hengelmuller. Mr.. and Mrs Newnold
Mr.. and Mrs, Trimble. Mr. and Mrs Fenno' Coun-
Miss Dimock large diner at Ke6o on ETs Erl
Condor MIS- Joy Mrs Sheldon. Mrs. Macy, Mrs.
Van Rensselaer, Mrs Fairfax Harrison Miss Nor
Miss Barney Miss Van Nest Miss De Peyster.
Miss Palmer. Miss Draper, Miss seely: MssSrs. s,
son. Cushmap. Fairfax Harrison, Falls Rates Bates.
CurIey and General Douglas.
Mrs. John r. Brooke, wife Of the Malor-Ceneral
Mrs schoheld during the visit Of the British and
american sgu3drqDs General o t5 Fast bab m
his headquarters at Governors Island
Baney PsTy asy nn vens Gy at their
Tne guests INCLUDED Miss Barney Nj Psndleton ton
Hengemulier Mr. Bradley. F. Fl. GilIet. Miss
Mr. and Mrs s meqargee Wright entertained at
dinner on tuesday night Dr. and , MIS- Henry aDd y
Mrs Charles Van Rensselaer, Miss Madeline
KnOwlton Miss ConOver. Mr. and Mrs. William
Lawrence Green, Waldron Bates T. j. Bush and
Moncure Robinson.
The entries in the women's tennis tournament
which was played at KehO this week included Miss
Gibson Miss SharswOOd. Miss Lawrence Miss Poor,
Miss AlsOp. Miss Robinson. Miss McLane. Miss
Barney Miss Cochran, Miss TOlfree Miss Grace
Seely, Miss Leffingwen. Miss Fitzgerald. Miss
HInke. Miss Nicholas and Miss z. Willing.
Miss Marian NewhalI. OF PHILADELPHIA whose n
gagement to George Quintard Horwitz, a well
known member OF the Philadelphia bar, n
nounced last winter. Is visiting here at the summer
home of Mr.. Horwitz
recital by Ernst PerabO assisted BY Franz
kneisel, took place at Thornhedge Mr. Roberts's
cottage. on Monday. 1t the musical event OF
the
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09

hunters, mostly Jewish women and children from
Forsyth-st. and that neiGhborhood have discovered
the constant waste and there to take care OF
It, They come after the morning rush is over and
even the smallest piece OF Ice Is not overlooked
Ihey usually have two bags. one for the small
pieces winch have been In contact with the ash
ana the other for chunks which have been broken
o" IN handling As soon load has been col
iec'eu' the Women are on up the East River front
IN hurry Time is great object 10 the Ice
hunters Little drops OF water trIckle from the
bottoms OF the bags and tell OF the constant shrink
age of the spoils.
soon after they reach their dirty tenement homes
the Ice is turned into a marketable nroduct 1,b.
sauer pieces which taste fshy are packed around
NV inner can OF an ice-Cream freezer and 60 10
anaIuen ice cream made from the Cheapest OF con-
uensed milk and acid favors The larger nIecss
rG and sIouhd up, mixed with cheap lemon extract
Tnu Tn are soon ready for the street as lemon Ice
men the women open shops in their doorways and
no ruShlng business while the stock in trade
I1sSs, One cent a glass Is all they charge hut ths
6.asses are small and have dents I'm the bottom,
Mi"Vh w make them hold less than the purrhess
younrnts nnt1Ss' ~ Is ice cream" however and a
SouAsster or the tenement Is happy N he can And
Il cent to spend In such a way. " ~ VI" N''u
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
MORRLSTOWN NEWS

me rev. Or hughes returned last week from
Jefferson N. H.. where he has been sner,,r,, "
part of his vacation
hrs ana Miss March. OF Headley Road have re-
turned from Fishers Island where thev snen,
few weeks.
9ainuel b Lyons and family arrived last week
from Kobe Japan, where Mr.. Lyons has been Con
sui for four years
MT ana MRS William Vernon, of Eary-st have
returned from Orient Point. Long Island. wbere
SHeS ME- nave been the guests of Mrs Vernon's mother
land - ''S''"'S iVi"IlNes IN mary
Miss Walker, of FranlSln-st has returned rro
NE uS. "aere she was the guest Of Miss Marcy
returned from Block Island ' "A'e
an Mr, ana Mrs II. w. Miller have returned from
August. 'F0N' the hiohth or
r MRS and the Misses slade have returned from
Mrs Frank Dodge Of Madson-ave. entertained
a large house party on Labor Day. '''su
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
on UPPER SAR4N4C LAKE.
THE SUMMER VISITORS REMAIN LATE TO
ENJOY THE BEST MONTHS OF THE YEAR.

THE SUMMER VISITORS REMAIN LATE TO
ENJOY THE BEST MONTHS OF THE YEAR.
saranac Inn N. Y. Sept (speciaD-saranac
Inn in spite OF the lateness or the season and the
fact that the tourist IS vending his way
howeward, is still we'll filled, and the management
has decided to keep the house open until November
If not later. September and October are pro-
nounced by visitors TO the Adirondacks OF many
years experience the most delightful months. The
crisp. cool nights insure nvig g1rating sleep. while
the hours of daylight always filed by the
sportsmen or golfer with unalloyed enjoyment
There is an unconventional freedom about the au-
tumn life at Saranac Inn which commends it TO
the city dweler who is trying for time to escape
the formaities.
Amusements recently included a handicap golf
tournament open 70 all guests and campers
Upper Saranac Lake, for which silver cups
were presented by William BrooHhed, of New
York. The first prize by United States
Acknowledgement John W. Grggs and the second
by Harry NJ. Bangs.
The tennis courts are in almost constant use.
The popularity of the game seems to have revived
to considerable extent this season. There is ex-
cellent boating at all times while indoors the
billiard and pool tables are rarely covered
who have been at the Tnn all Of tba season are stiI
here; Among other guests are Mr.. and Mrs. II.
G. Beveridge Colonel and Mrs George H. Byrd,
F. Otway Byrd the Misses Anna and Lucy Byrd
Mrs. r. T. Byrd Dr. and Mrs S: X Breuner Mr.
and Mrs Howard Kneedler and family. Mrs L. J.
Mrz Hazard Mr and hsN5on r william GS0p BFGSk
deld Fritz Brookfeld. Mr.. and Mrs. Desmond
bright bright Miss MIS- % Aibright Mrs " Atee Mr '@ and Mrs Ell
K. Robinson Miss Robinson. Mr.: and Mrs. F. S;
Helen Bangs Harry r. Bangs. Francis Bangs
ean u o :, n V van ATm6ngs MI ana NrT EdTaTd %
Miss Julia e. Mott. Charles H. Marshall and
Henry Henry Hail. Of New-YorR: Mr. .U and Mrs. ' NJ r
brewster Of Ridgeheld Park; \. J.. and United
and family, of Paterson. n. j.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09

The international Palace fiOteIS,
The Riviera Palace. Monte Carlo.
The Riviera Palace.
Shepheards Hotel and
The Ghezfreh Palace, Egypt
CAIRO. = =
The La PIaEe. A The Royal Palace,
OSTEND belgium
Chateau Royal.
ARDENNES belgium
Pavilion de Bellevue
BELLEVUE, near Paris. . France.
Hotel Stephanfes
The Cd. Hotel international,
The Ayentda Palace,
LISBON Portugal
The Summer Palace,
THERARIA Turkey.
The Pera Palace,
CONSTANTINOPLE Turkey.
Terminus Hotel. .Bordeaux-
Information. tickets TO all points and 20 rssers
accommodations apply International 3 G Cos Ones
IL CocksDur-st. London. OF Place de fO2e-a Para
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
COOL DAYS AT SHELTER ISLAND
THE PROLONGED SEASON PROVES AT
TRACTIvE TO MANY VISITORS.


Shelter Island Long Island Sept. CSpeciaD.-
The weather continues cool and delightful at
Shelter Island. The Manhanset House Will not
close its doors until September IT, The Prospect
House will continue open as long.
Bridge Commissioner John L. Shea's family Will
remain at their Shelter Island Heights colony until
September u
The soop Martha owned by Henry L. Coe has
been chartered by Oscar b. Weber and George H.
Keim of Manhattan The Weber and Keim FAM
lilies have missed only one season at Shelter Island
in the last fifteen years.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Parker Smith. of Manhattan
have been among recent patrons of the Manhanset
House.
Henry N Whitneys family. of Brooklyn whose
cottage is Manhanset, will return to town about
September 20. Howard Whitney, youngest son OF
Henry N. Whitney. will wed Miss Madeleine Max
we'll daughter of ]. Rogers Maxwell early in the
autumn. Miss Maxwell has recently been guest
at the Henry n. Whitney cottage, as has also ]. R.
Maxwell, jr.
F. NJ. Smith the 'borax king of California
whose summer place. Presdeleau, is one of the
finest Shelter Island. has recently sold his prize
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09

Miss McBurney.
-, Mr and Mrs; A. G, Barney entertained Captain
Rolleston or the Tribune. Captain Train Of the
Massachusetts, Surgeon Boyd, Lieutenants Ramsey
Mrs. Frederick Gebhard Miss Paytou, Miss Coin
Mrs. James w. Cuyler. Miss Violet Willing and
Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer.
Mrs. Van Nest entertained Captain Peny of the
Psyche. Captain Folger OF the Kearsarge Ideuten-
ant Gratorex, Mrs Baker Miss Robinson Lieu
tenant Hammond Mrs Green, Mr.. Cosby Lieuten-
ant snt Howard. Mrs. Joy, Mrs. Berry. Mr. Mapas
Miss wainwright, Miss Train. Mr.. Timmens Miss
Knowlton. ~ ''S
Mrs, Emery entertained Captain Stanley Cole
Vile OF the Crescent Captain Dickins OF the Indi-
ana. Sergeant Jenkins Fl. w. Hunt Lieutenant
Simms, Sergeant Almer Captain Kane Mrs Town
senos Miss Cochran. Miss Alice Barney Miss Dem
nison, Mrs. Wright, Mrs Weeks and Miss Willing
- Mrs Ellis entertained Captain Mackenzie OF the
Texas. Major oxford, Lieutenant Maltby. Ensign
iratt commander Parks. Paymaster Briggstock
N MTs; BELMONT TIFFANY Miss Josephine Payton Miss
IoIree, Mrs, ). :. Gon. Miss Hoy and Miss Dana
on Thursday the admlrals took luncheon with
Johnston Livingston. and in the afternoon were
entertalned at large garden party nv MIR and
Nirs' John >. kennedy. In the evening MIR ara
the Malvern. N' anu uahce at
On Friday Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carroll Jac,,
son gave dinner TO Admiral Farauhar ana S"sN- ,h
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
FISHERNAN,S LUCK IN PUTNAM
SUMMER VISITORS STILL LINGER AND
ANGLE AT CARMEL

Carmel, n. Y. Sept. (SpeciaD.-The summer
birds that came to this lake region of Putnam
County as soon as the NeweYcrk schools took
their vacation have not all flown to the southwark
in anticipation of the cold winds and fire in the
settin room" and blankets night. These things
expected six weeks after the first katydd is
heard-and that than three weeks ago
There lots of city folks" who linger about
where not only cooling airs refreshing, but
where the stories told of great fishing are also
refreshing and partly) proven by the first course
at the breakfast dinner table
The county fair" that brought together rea-
tives and friends, and strangers. too, and that
showed up the biggest tomatoes the greenest of
green corn, the sweetest of apples, the most
luscious pears and grapes, the tasteful canteloupe
and melon, the best trotters and PAGERS and the
prettiest rose checked maidens of Putnam County
Is thing or the past: so, too, are the huckleberry
and the picnic parties. But the fishing season is
on, and the numerous lakes hereab bouts abound
with pickerel. bass and catfish, and with fisher
men men TO eaten them; The latter employ many
sinner and the cricket for bait, and they spend
much time rigging up poles and lines with leaders,
boats the banks. "
Sometimes one wonders at the stories he hears
from from the fishermen But big fish caught, as
oaly returns SHOW, though few up TO the
word pictures of them. DR. c.. c. Bowie of New
YORK, one OF the many at the Cornish Villa has
the record in number and size this season hut
sam Cornish, who has past record AYERS that
ne VIII come out champion of the size-catchers be-
Tore the end of the season. Joseph Woodward of
S6,. Sn6 .. Z. Hull, Jr, Of New-York. among the
On Saturday night last a supper was 1i,,en ~
the Cornish Villa in honor of two of the g1lests
VINO mad given special attention to entertaining the
inent in the arrangements for the compnantarr,
picnic to the Presbyterian Sunday school few,
HeekS ago speeches were made by w. j. Granger
Cornish and others. 1"' D.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09

to one. Cups given TO the winners OF roI nrot
and second places, and to the winner OF the coiSo
laton series.
The first of the September society weddings ina tnae
OF Miss Clews and Mr.. Parsons week aeo. t :.
elaborate in many of its appointments vs.. @ aS
other marriage ceremonies which nave LdheLl
place here. was marked by the usual 1ealui Gs f
which characterize such functions at NeWpott II. ~
the season. and was one of the notable events OF
the summer The wedding of Miss GamfheIi at'l
informal affair. the religious ceremony at Enlinan-
uel Church being preceded by a civil narrlase'
Contrary TO previous reports. there VIII be no re-
cepton. the invitations to the wedding oens I
couple will spend few weeks at a sinall Couhti!
place in Massachusetts, and will return mere iUi d
short stay before sailing for England, where they
will make their home. Miss Tammsl gave an
number of telegraph messenger boys, in honor OF
her approaching marriage
DINNERS AND LUNCHEONS.
Chief among the social functions Of the week
were the dinner and dance given by Mrs. Louis @.
Jones at Bay View to introduce her daughter, Miss
Frances Coster Jones: Mrs. William Astors dinner
in honor Of her daughter. Mrs. NJ Orme Wilson,
who is to be her guest for several weeks; James j.
Van Aliens ball at Wakehurst and the entertain
ments given in honor of ex-Speaker Thomas B.
Reed by his hostess Mrs. E. II. G. Slater, and
In addition to these dinners have been given by
Mrs Frederick Pierson. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard L.
Wilson in honor of Lord and Lady Pauncefote;
Alfred G. Vanderbilt Mrs. William Grosvenor, Mrs.
]. Hude Beekman Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock, Mrs.
William Page Thompson, for her sister, Miss
Blight: Mrs. J. p. Kernochan, Mrs. George B. De
Forest Mrs Burke Roche, Mrs. r. H. 1. Goddard.
Mrs. Ogden Goelet Mrs. A. Cass Garfield. j. I.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09

winning sloop yacht. the Martha, to E. L. Fuller
of Scranton, Penn.
Benjamin Athas family of Newark, N j.. will
remain at the Manhanset colony until the closing
~ .he hotel.
ilr. and Mrs Tarrant Putnam, of East Thirty
fourth-st Manhattan will not return to town be-
fore October l.
F. NJ. Smith has recently extended his domains on
Shelter Island. He will add a deer park to his
estate, which includes five hundred
acres. The Smith Park will be stocked with deer
this fall.
At the last golf tournament of the Shelter Island
Golf Club the cups by Mr. and Mrs. St.
John Wood.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
LEMON ICE IN TENEMENT DISTRICTS

wANToN WASTE IN THE FULTON FISH MARKET
SAVED BY JEWISH WOMEN.
The big giants in rubber boots who sort and pack
fish at the Fulton Market are as careless with ice
these hot days though the American Ice Com
pany had never entered the trust ranks. They toss
great. cold looking, hundred pound chunks about
as If it was not worth 20 cents a hundred pounds
when pedded in small chunks in the tenement dis
tricts. If a weighing pound tive breaks
off they never think of picking 1t up, and would
scorn TO save the small pieces which remain in
the bottom Of the fish boxes after the days stock
has been sold.
The ice Is not lost however. for the eager ice
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
GAY TINES AT HIGHLAND WILLS
GOLF DANCING AND PICNICs FILL. THE
TIME PLEASANTLY FOR VISITORS


TIME PLEASANTLY FOR VISITORS.
hlgh!and Mills, N Y, Sept s (Specian-Tba
guests at Hillcrest Hall had a most ENJOYABLE time
IoI the Labor Day holidays, beginning on SATURDAY.
"i.h womens handicap golf tournament of nine
noles Tor silver loving cup given by Mrs. w. p
Mmtlock' of Elizabeth, N. j. and won bv Miss
Ella Reany, of New-York. In the evening an
amateur minstrel show was arranged bv 7 y
Qpalntance, Addison f. Andrews and Mr. Johnson
IHeLe was long and varied programmes md the
suSsts enjoyed TWO solid hours of fun The four
eng eng men We're j. r. Quaintanee George Tanga
Sne second part was original cakewalk given by
schuyler Greene. Miss Helen C)uafntance an1
George Reany. Addison f Andrews was infer
Labor Day festivities opened with an epbtee,
nUte Hdhulcap tournament for men, for which threa
e, iveI owing cups were given prizes. Two were
SHoTtnoy SHvTn oy me club and the third was given by
\ Mater J. Read. The winners were; First cnn II
SHiuIIoe reed second cup, F. H. Pinney third cum
george Lange. In the special contests "IacLt'
~ ans won the prize for the lowest gross score
ana ana "; r WhitlOck the prize for The putting con-
W., w 1h bne apprGaching contest won by lie Row
"a Evans. j. Stuart Gillespie ex-champon of SaH ~
d1a, "a, gave a nne exhibition of golf
-, ne uay wound up with masked ball hsId IN
ihe CaSlho Mr. Read appeared as Mary with bar
IaInp MRS, theodore Weinz won the first urjze Sor
' MIneh LOT the most grotesque and Completes dis
suIse, ana dr Nackiner the prize for men Dancing
- The guests OF Hilcrest Hail are indahted 30 Nr
ihead TOT most enjoyable time He is a non,,Ia..
most as ne Keeps things moving. at the Hal
picHc 10 the lake is being held to-day ~ a
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09

fleet Negotiations with the Herresnoms nave al al
ready been made, and preliminary piahs Aor 'ne
boat drawn.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
FESTIVITIES AT NEWPORT.
HORSE SHOW AND AUTOMOBILE RACES
HEADED THE WEEKS LIST-ACROSS
COUNTRY AFTER THE HOUNDS
THE WOMEN'S YACHT RACE
THE woMEN's YACHT RACE.

Newport, r. l.. Sept. CSpeciaD.-The horse show
and the automobile races were the special events
OF this week in society circles The former occu-
pied the first three days. with double session on
Tuesday. and OF drew usual large
numbers OF cottage people daily to the Casino
grounds, where the display was made Whether
wished to fine exhibition OF horsehesh
and handsome equipages desired to look upon
society itself on parade. no better opportunity
could be afforded than at This horse show.
On each day Of the show the scenes which
have been familiar in former years were repeated
the gatherings being brilliant and fashionable
Of old, and the exhibition Of high class horses
nearly II quite good in other years, in
spite Of the absence of several exhibitors who
have been prominent at other shows here. Prac-
tically the entire colony in attendance
each afternoon, filling the boxes and taking a
great interest in the exhibits. while the grand
stand and the general admission seats We're al
ways well filled. AS usual. the gowns worn by
the much feature Of the show
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
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Arizona silver belt., 1900-09-27
GRAHAM COUNTY MYSTERY.
Supposed Murder of an Albuquerque
 Man by His Partner.

A Clifton special of Sept. 20, tO the Phoenix Republican says: Some months ago two men stopped at IIo- gan'S corral in north Clifton and after spending few hours around town and making purchases of clothing and other articles at Hogm'S store, left town, going up the river. A party of loggerS in camp, s,paIo U miles above Clifton, report that the two men stopped at their camp and ate supper, being invited to stay all night. One of the men replied that they wanted to go on that night as far as Bob Bells ranch on Blue river. They did not go the men passed Bells leading sad dled horse and having the other mans pistol He told parties that he had brought the man to Clifton and he had taken the train here and had given him his horse and pistol. He told others that the missing man had joined a gang of outlaws, and still to others he reported that he had taken his partner to d point near Thomp- sons ranch and left him and that he had gone to Thompson'S to look for work, thinking that if he went there on foot he would be more apt to find work. Some people on Blue river suspected something was wrong, but the man seemed to have satisfied most people, however, with his stories.
 1t now comes to light that the miss ing man has never been seen since the day he left Clifton and stopped at the logging camp, It seems that one of the men was recently discharged from the santa Fe penItentiary. He worked a while in a livery stable at Albuquer- que and while there persuaded his employer to dispose of his livery buSi- ness and accompany him to Blue river depicting that portion of the country in glowing terms. The Albuquerque man told his travelling companion that he had S6OO on his person and this man told several people of his part ner's wealth. People who seem to know assert that the poor fellows bones are now bleaching in some Ionc- some canyon. The mysterious case will be fully investigated.