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The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-18
NAME, WHEN DUE.
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Baths for 2se at Portland hotel. I7 nm Fresh and salt fish. wholesale ani retail. Peter Madsen, foot of Main st. 'I7 I'm
 Jas, Carroll & Co. are out today in Saturdays special price list.
 Look up Jss. Carroll & Co.'s ad of spe- eialtles just received.
 The Pioneer cigar factory of Skagway, wholes ile cigar and smokers supplies. ti
 Gents single pants from 90 to AS inches waist measure. ClavSon'S, Fourth avenue and State street. 2i l2 U
 s,,ooo worth of general merchandise to be sold at a bargain. H. A. Bauer. In quIre of W. |. Metcalt, al B. N. eehrends'
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-18
LABOR MARKET LIVELY
Railroad To Have a Force of Fifteen
 Hundred Men Shortly.

Fifteen hundred men will be ai work by the middle of next month on the important work oi extending the White Pass X fu- kon railroad to CloSeeigh, Now that the sunshine Of spring IS beginning 10 ,haw the snow, Contractor Henev is preparing 10 greatly enlarge his army of labo'ers.
 No, only are more men Co be engaged, bu, heavy shipments of material are being rushed into the Iort and to Bennett for the building of the extension. The present order Of rails being delivered bv almost every steamer coming ,o the port, amounts Co 6.ooo tons,
 They are s6 pound rails. Some Of them arrived good while ago, but grea, nuns
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matter as an issue. To offset this, the ad- mlnlstratlon also favors a reduction.
 "lt Is reasonable there should be a re- ductlon. Expenses of the Canadian gov' eminent have been materially reduced lr the KlondIke the last three years.
 "ln the English financial circles there is a decided depression because of the war, A great many families are affected by the war. and everything from society gather Ings to the putting out of money on in- yestment. and even; to theaters, feels tn, effects. The absence of army officer' draws heavily on the society ranks"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-18

TNOR the third week in Lent the record IT on Skagwav's social calendar shows a number of quiet little gatherings and but one or two large affairs. Cupid was active having driven his arrow through and clinehed together the hearts of Roblev D. Weldon and Ida Sldonia Monastas, ct Skagway. and those of A. G. Whitfield of Bennett, and Hanna Tauntfest, formerly of Portland; and Philip Keith, of Atlin, and Miss Sophie Fineke, of Skagway' News was also received during the week of the wedding of Mr. E. W. Pollock, of this city, with Miss Alice Decatur, of Mt. Vernon.
 Mr. Win H. Clavson left for q visit to Seattle.
 Mrs. /. I. Wood left during the week for Tagish.
 Mr. Frank E. Burns returned during the week from the Sound.
 Mrs. F. Il. Whiting and family lsit dur ing the week for the Sound. %
 Dr. 0. F. Searle left during the week for the East. where he will visit.
 Capt. F. N. Seiberg. A. N. C., returned during the week from the Sound.
 Mrs. Louise DeNOrtOn, sister to Mrs. Peo' pies, has returned from Portland.
 The Ladies' and Pastors Union of the Methodist church will meet Wednesday, with Mrs. 1. n. Moore. Mrs. R. N. Becker is expecting her hus> band and th>ir daughter to arrive from the East by one of the early steamers.
 Mr. Theo. Mel.=llan leaves today on the | City of Seattle f.r Canyon City, Or, his old home, where he goes 10 look after live stock interests be has there.
 Attorney Samuel Lowell was out Of doors yesterday for the first time for three o' four weeks. He was able 10 go out but a little distance. Mr. Lowell has been suffer ing from iLflamatorv rheumatism.
 
 MT. Il. c. palbv, for long time Sksg- way agent for the Paeihe Navigation Co., leaves today on the steamer City of Seattle 1 for visit of a month to Seattle, Vaneou' yer and Victoria.
 ! The Aietic Brotherhood neekte and apron party given Wednesday night promised to be the chief social event of the week. But although few were attirei according to the necktie-apton program, fifty couples were present and spent several joyful hours in tripping the light fantastic A short liter arv and musical program preceded the dancing.
 The Rev. Father [. Anthony, dean Of the Holy Orthodox church of Si,ka and vicar general of the Greek Catholic churches In Alaska, was passenger on the Cottage City and spent a few hours in the eitv Friday. He visited Bishop Rowe hos plta and the Episcopal clergy house and was entertained by the clergy.
 The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal church met during the week at the home of Mrs. C. w. Turner. Sewing was the chief oe- eupation of the hour. Work was done on garments and articles to be sold for the church alter Easter. Mrs Rund favored the gathering with her talent upon the piano, after which refreshments were served. Many were present, and 2 general invitation is extended to attend the next meeting of the guild, to be held Thursday next, at the home of Mrs. Mayer
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The steamer Mabel will go to Dyea today on public excursion. This will afford an opportunity to see the historical town and the scenery thereabouts. Boat leaves at s a. m; returning at 4 ?. m. Round trip ST.
 Among the freight received on the Cot tage City was shipment of fifty tons of merchandise consigned to Dawson, for Clifford and Coekrill. Mr. Coekrill came North on the Cottage City.
 English corduroy pants. Clayson's, Fourth avenue and State street. i22 tf
 New porcelain tubs have arrived at the Principal barber shop. Bath 2se. Op- posite M. s. barracks. 2'I3-Im
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-18
Fnoad@fmaQ

The Red Men expect to make several In- itiations next Friday night.
 
 The first company of the uniform rank of the Knights of PvthiAs mustered in Ju- neau few days ago.
 Alter the regular meeting of the Maeea- bees last week an informal social hour was spent discussing a luncheon and burning rolled tobacco.
 The Skagwav hive of the Maeeabees will meet Wednesday afternoon. Several names have been secured to offer then for mem bership.
 The Elks will have a big team organi- zation next Thursday night. After the in- itiatlon there will be social hour. A good time is promised. All Elks are requested 10 be present.
 Capt. Jay N. LeonIrd left during the week for trir to Haines, Poreupine and Ketehlkan. He expects to be gone month and to organize tribes at each of those places.
 
 HArrie Thaeher, who lately committed suicide in Seattle. was once recorder of the Skagway camp of the hetle Brotherhood. He was also a member of a Massachusetts lodge of Masons,
 Hereafter the Eagles will follow the prae- llee of meeting In the afternoon of one
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one dollar to Dyea and back on exeur- sion on launch Mabel, leaving at s a. m.i returning at 1 D.. m. ST for round trip.
 C, Racine, proprietor of a saw mill on Taku arm and of a Benn.tt hotel, has ar" rived from the South. He Is accompanied by Mrs. Racine and by M. and Mrs. H. ". Sprague. Mrs. Sprague is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Racine. They are al the Golden North.
 New designs in gents spring neckwear. Chenev'S BoStcn Store. u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-18
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Sunday and in the evening of the next: al- ternately. The meeting today will be in the afternoon; the one next Sunday in the evening. Afternoon meetings will open at 2:,o o'slock; evening meetings, at s.
 
 The Mace ibees are preparing for a big social swarming of tent and hive week from Wednesday. There will be speech making, refreshments and other diversions The committee in charge comprises Messrs. Lincoln, Ehrlleh, Cochran. Ben Broemser.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-18
Nonst,

The Nome serves merchants lunch and keeps Bohemian keg beer on draught The choicest liquors and the best imported and domestic cigars In the city. Open day and night. New building, corner of Broad way and Holly. 2ou
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-18
JOHN KALEM.
Just Received.

The American Tallors have just received a full line of spring goods. All the latest styles and novelties of the season are in- cluded. Everything Is strictly up.to-date in every particular. Mowl X Ehrllch.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-18

Take in the scenery at Dyea today; the Mabel leaves at 8 a. m; returning at 4 p. T, One dolllr for round trip.
 Visit Dyea today on launch Mabel. leav ing at Sa. m. and returning at 4p. m. Round trip sG.oo.
 Read Fanell's sensible ad today.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-18
ForLeaso-Hotel Rosalie.

The best location In Skagway; Hotel Rosslie, and avenue, next to corner oi Broadway For lease to responsible par ties; good inducements offered. Enquire J. p. Rogers, Div. Supt. w. P. X Y. R. at the Depot.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-18

Royal mail service between Log Cabir and Atlln carry passengers. express and heavy freight. For rates inquire Cl Burdette & Loomis, managers, Log Cabin or R, E. West, agent. Skagwav. 72 I3 Il
 ,2oo lbs Rex hams just received byLlll, Bros, a-Irtf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-18
Furniture Sale.

Hotel Moore. All furniture consisting Of beds. dr,ssers. washstands, chamber sets, etc. etc. Come early and secure bargains. Private sale from 10 a. m. to Q p. m nm
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-18

The "City of Seattle" and "Farallon" carry passengers between local poHs, nm
 A. A. Cutters boots, gold seal bottom and leather top. at ClaySon's. I22Iu
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-18
Hay, Grain and Feed.

We have warehouses full, both at Skag- way and Bennett. BELL X O., 224 Broadway. ''7'H
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-18
V arm storage.

Frost prool storage accommodations Apply at Nome saloon. 20 u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-18

Occidental barber shop. Baths 2s cents. 24 I'm
 Fur robes from s7o to SIS. Clayson X Co.,, Fourth avenue and State st. f2 2i U
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-18
Steamers Due In Port.

The following steamer; are scheduled to arrive on the dates named;
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-18

JOHN KALEM WHOLESALE AND RETAIL lt will pay you to call and get my prices on the following goods:
 Teas
 Coffees
 Sugar, Rice
 Chocolates
 Pickles In Kegs Cod Fish per Box | Canned Vegetables New Orleans Molases Eggs-specially packed for shipment Table Fruits-all kinds Table Syrup, Beans Condensed Cream Pickles in Bottles
 Lard. Bacon
 Eagle Mllk
 Butter
 Ham These goods are all selected from the best stocks. JOHN kALEM.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-18

Read FaneIl's sensIbIe ad tOdav.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29
TERRIBLE DISASTER N GUAM.
TyphooB Wrecked Property and
KILLED Many Natives.

New York. Nov. 2s.-Advices have been
received here from Manila that the Island
II Guam was visited by terrific typhoon
on Nov 70. which wrecked thousand Of
houses. among them being the headquar-
iers or Gov Schroeder.
The towns OF lndraian and Terra Foro
were swept away and u e estimated that
hundreds OF the native population in va
rlous parts ~ the island met their deaths.
The coaccanut crops we're absolutely
worthless and the vegetation Of the isl-
nd killed by sal' water The storm came
up In the forenoon and swept across Tn
island with amazing rapidly
The United states auxiliary cruiser
Yosemite. which was anchored adjacent 20
and was driven aground a hundred and
gfty yards from the reef her bows being
crushed in. \ launch with a
crew Of i've men had previously en-
deavored 10 IND a safe anchorage for the
vessel the Indications being that the
anchors would not hold where she was.
The men were not seen after they eft
ship and a f. practically certain that tho
heavy sea swamped the launch. The
bodies Of COxswaln +. swanson and Sea-
man George Anhcl were recovered after
the typhoon subsidized.
The storm vecred around after the Yose-
mite grounded and she was driven on and
carried onto the somaye clifs. where her
ruddsr and propeller were broken. Boat
vain Sweeney and twelve Of the crew
volunteered 20 take a lie line ashore. a
ioat was lowered for this purpose. but Il
vas Immediately swamped BY a heavy
-. All iis occupants were carried away
from the boat. but they mira tuiously Sue
aeo,led in reaching the land after an hours
itruggie with che waves
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29
NEW ronK's EVIL TENEMENT.
They Are scarce of n Great Deal of
Wee and Corruption.

Now York Now 2S-The Teuemcn;
Hous' Commission held an orcn meeting
to-day a. which the question % vice ana
prostitution in the tenemcrts was discuss
90 hy tte special committees 81 The com
mission appointed Tor the purpose 81 in
vesugatng this feature q tenement ho &c
ne
Rev nr Robert l.. Paddock ~ the Pho
tcstaui Episcopal pro-cathcdfal. said that
tbe e. ndluous az found by him IN the
course ~ his work IN what IS kaoNn
geographically a. tho Eighth Assembly
bistr.C. were very bad exceedingly bad
hr said ae mad talked with many po.ce-
men. uastmen ard others whose duties
cook them into the tenement fouscs. and
their verdict had Invariably t~eu that
there WIS very larre number % IN"
tenement houses in which apartments
were rented 90 women for immoral par
poses with the knowledge 81 the hard
lcri the agent or housckecrcr, and other
trnan.s - the building
Hc had had hundreds Of complaints
from parents ~ Co the moral effect Of this
condition of affairs upon the Young girls
and boys 81 the district. aad s,ates that
80 his certain knowledge there were many
men and women whose solo business was
the procuring Of Young airs 20 enter
those tenement house apartments ana
lead iife ~ immortality
pr Paddock gave " a. his opinion that
the dark and uuNEhted Railways of the
tcnements were the chief reasons for the
prevalence Of the vice IN chat district n
was there. he said that small children
nrst tame into temptation. ana he sus
gcsted that the law requiring the halls 20
nc lighted be rightly enforced
nr Paddock stated further that he con
siaered the gambling eva one Of the most
closely associated with that % prostitu-
tion he also declared chat he consider
"a that the moral standard Of the entire
East slide had henn lowered hy close and
intimate association with the women who
nve Ia fats and houses In the so-called
red llght district"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29

II requires the same treatment whether
located ia the heed OF pelvic organs
a great mudltude 90 women suppose
themseivc. 90 be nopciessy afflicted
when .nc fact b.. cure would be prompt
ard certain Il they could be brought 20
UNDER taud that the disease b. catarrh ~
the pelvic organs. LocM treatment ana
pessaries viii so no rood in these cases
thorough course ~ internal treatment
with Fcruua IS the only hope Of perna-
ueut relief
Mrs l-avina r. Walker. VINO holds the
hirhesi state Office OF the Ladies Of the
Illinois O.. 4 r. which is Department
Chaplain, writes the following letter:
Western Springs M.
The Peruna Medicine Co. Columbus O.:
Gent emeu - you have ms sincere
gratitude Tor placing before suffering wo-
men medicine which has proven such
"a blessing as Feruun has.
= aave usel it my-e.f waau much
worn out and found mos. gratifying
results. and number OF the women OF
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29
WORKING ON CONSTITUTION.
CUBAN DELEGATES PREPARING TO
MAKE GGEsTIoNs.

Convention Adjourned UnuI Nest
Tuesday without Passing on enc
Form 81 Consultation to Be Adopt
cd-scnor Gomez Read Reply 60
Gen. woods Opening Addres--in-
tiniated That Convention knew It's
business
Havana Nov. - AT to-day's session Of
the Cuban constitutional convention In
the MART Theatcr. Senior Llorsnte at
tempted to have tho convention express
an opinion as 70 the form Of constitution
to oc adopted. whether federal or uuisary.
lie was speaking On the motion Of Senor
de Quesada TO adjourn until Tuesday
next. when the FIRST eight days OF the
permanent organization viii have expired
and when delegates viii be- At liberty 20
hand In suggestions a. to the constitution.
senior de Quesadn had argued that the
convention ought 10 adjourn because not
to do 30 would boz only wasting time In
useless discussion. but Senior Liorente
contendcd that the convention should
meet daily.
There are many things 20 be discuss
ed he said. "aud We should not Boz earn
ing our salaries " We did not meet
After an uninscresting debate % tEo
hours the motion OF Senior de Quesada
was carried
senar Gunlbcrt0 Gomez was granted the
special privilege OF reading motion Ia
answer To gen. Woods address 10 the
convention IL proved 20 be extensive.
but treated the question mildly. inumat-
ing that a. was not necessary for Gen.
.t... lion not IA a.
fere with the present governments because
the delegates had already made up their
minds that this was no part OF their bust
ness
The vote on thc motion TO discuss Gen.
Woods address was a tie and, under the
rules. the resolution viii b. again sub
miited TO the convention next Tuesday.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29
FUNERAL or SENATOR DAVIS.
Services ~ the Residence at n
O'CLOCK katnrdny Morning.

Services ~ the Residence at n
- O'Clock saturday Morning.
81. Paul. MINI. Nov. 2s-rhe mortal
remains OF tho late United states Senator
cushman Kellogg Davis have rested to-
iay In his homo. The funeral services
viii he hcll at the residence ~ II o'clock
saturday morning. the brief service be.
iag 10 charge Of Rev. G.. H. Andrews. rec
cor a Chris' Episcopal Church. assisted
by Rev TIN. odore scdgwiek. rector Of the
church of S. John the Evangelist
The body VIII lie in state az the Caultoi
from % until o'clock Friday A detach-
ment 81 the National Guard will escort
me body from che res dcnce 40 the Capitol
and remain as guard during the day. laser
returning 20 the house
Messages Of sympathy to-day came 10
TIE family 81 the late Senator from all
parts Of the world
President Mckinley telegraphed as fol-
lows.
7 beg You will receive the heartfelt
sympathy Of Mrs. Mckinley ard myself
IN your great sorrow. In the death OF
Senator Davis tho nation loses one 81 its
Wlsest statesmen, a tircless student u
public affairs, whose discussion OF great
questions was characterized by habitull
fairness ana profound learning The whole
p3opie mourn with you"
among the messages was one from SEN
stor Pritchard OF North Carolina
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29
Guild GAMBLING AND TnIEvERY.
what the Gerry society Has Done to
suppress Them.

FROM Aittflft = atAANaHHfNs
1.-The Falrest Wheel wns developing
the gambling instinct most fruitfuily
among the children Of the poor until tho
hand OF the Gerry Society crushed f.. The
device Is a kind Of q wheel Of fortune.
and was 20 b. found generally IN candy
and toy stores near schools. Both the In
ventor and the storekeeper were making
money easily until complaints began TO
pour in from mothers. VINO found their
children begging ard flching pennies inn
moderately. yet never showing any re-
turn for them. storckeepers were arrest
ed Their fines were indirectly paid by
the promoter Of 'rhe Faircst Wheel Fl
nnliy the society got on the track - this
genius. one Alfred ~ Wilson Before he
could be brought to trial he fed from the
civ but The Fairost Whecf was ban
ished from New York Mr. Wilson re-
commenced operations IN Philadelphia.
where he was speedily squelched through
the instigation Of the New YORK society.
Child thlevery has ahated also because
the society has enforced the law that pro-
hibits pawnbrokers from taking pledges
or making loans TO any person under -
years q age a notable ctsc y tnat OF
Fdward 49, Z years OF age, who stole "a
na,r 81 SHOES. on which money-lender
advanced him thrty cents. Bo;h chi9d
ana broker were arrested the latter was
nped AZ and the child was committed 20
49, institution. Frequently articles OF
much value were stolen by children. The
r,y,-nhroker would furnish a ridiculous
suu, Tor them. and the child. fearing de-
lection. would destroy the ticket. The
raOnbrokor's profit on such transac-
ion may BE- imagined.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29
CADErsHIP EXAMINATION.
PrepRrinE for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TntIahassee News.

Tallahassee News.
Tallahassee. Fla Nov 2S-Judgc Geo.
F. Ramey. Hon. Fred II Myers ana Rev.
: ~ Provence were appointed boy Hon. l..
NJ sParkman to conduct an examination
for a oadosship ~ the West Point Mil
tary Academy. These gentlemen met at
the government building yesterday and
organized Tor business There were four
young men present TO take the cxamina-
lion. Robert NJ Daniel OF Gadsden Couu-
IS. W g.. Miller Of Columbia county, n
~. Marcus Of Leon county and J. j.
Handley OF Lafayette county
The vote Of the counties east Of the SUI
wanneo river At the recent election on
che capital removal question gave ral.a-
hassee Iiurolity Of isea
Talluhassceans are looking forward 20
and making angemeuts for inaugura-
ton day. Jan. s. Hon William Jenuiugs
bryan and Hon. Adlai r. Stevenson have
both been invited 20 be present on that
occasion Tine intercollegiate oratOficai
Aesoc.s alton and che Phtonic Debating So
ciety % the STATE Seminary are arranE-
.ng 20 give Gov " s. Jennings. Hon W.
] Brynn. Gov W. y. BluNham, and Hon.
r. Stevenson carriage drive over tho
beautiful hills Of Leon county during The
afternoon a. inauguration day.
Mrs S Cunningham who came hero
from Ahhcville. $ g.. a ont thirty yea =
ago. died al the residence OF hcr aon-in-
law. Mr. r. }. Hsnncrman. last SUNDAY.
aged about seventy years.
~ " Stockbridvc Professor OF Arricdl-
ture AT the Flo.ida ARrl ulturll college.
Lake CITY. was to-day comm ssioned by
GOV Bloxham n DELEGATE To the southern
Industrial Convention. which meets in
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29
RE-HEARING WAS REFUSED.
sOI THEM CLAIMS ORDER CAUSES
IT HEAVY LOSSES.

Interstate Commerce Communication
Required q to Reduce Rates 60
Dnnytur-Southern saSs t win
Lose ~l;s.u0O "a Year. omn,ission
says the rroPerty and Rights oT
citizens Are Rs sacred ~ thc Sr-
curitics of Railroad.
Washington. Nov A-Thes Interstate
Commerce Commission today d .sm.ts,d
the petition for rehearing iu the case 81
the city Of DanviIle. Va against TO
Southern Railway Company ard othsfs
decided last February against the RATE
road company
Tine original decision held that tho
freight rates between the West ami Dan
VILE should not be- more than Is ger cent
above the rates 20 Lynchburs ANA thar
freight rates for Northern aud Eastern
cities and dates on certain commodities
from New Orleans 60 pauyllle should n
exceed those 20 Lyuchhurs hy more than
10 per cent The Southern Railway
claims that 20 obcy the dec sion woul
cause 10 total loss of over $4,000 yer an
mum through necessary changes at Other
points.
Referring 10 the claim OF the company
that its SI2oeoooo OF common stock paid
no dividend in 1889. and chat the order
Of the commission would deprive the
owners o. she stock Of their property
without due process OF law. the commits
son says that the stock was issued as
part OF reorganization scheme under which
the company came INTO existence. and Il
does not appear 10 the testimony that
anything was ever paid for H.
The commission rules "shst q does not
rest in the within Of "a reorganization com
mittec in wall street 20 impose tax
upon THAI whole southern country. that
tho property 81 the railway company
should be most carefully protected but
tho properly OF the citizens Of pauvilie Is
just as sacred az are tho securities OF the
railway company"