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The evening world., 1901-02-27
MAYOR LAUOS
POLICE FORCE.
Says He'd Never Call
Militia for Riots
or Strikes.

Mayor Van Wyck announced to-day
with some warmth that the militia
would never In cuilcd on, in New York
to Huail riots or strikes 50 long As he
was in his present position.
1t Has at a meeting of ,the Armory
Boz rd and the Mayors declaration was
hrou-l, on, ny BRIG, Gen Mccoskry
Butt. who innoccntiy remarked
Soldiers who cannot shoot are OF no
use"
Tha. started tho Mayor. They don't
have to shoot In this city" he said.
I'VE have no IRE for the militia here.
with the cxccllen, police force. The
militia will never be called on, while ]
am Mayor OF thi. city"
At this Zine Gen. McI.cer entered into
the ,fiscuss!On.
There have been strikes In ;hi. city"
he said. where /; has been necessary
TO call out the militia.
No; since I've been Mayor. You
won't iIavc 10 cal! them out. either.
while | am the executive. The police
force Is efficient to handle disturbances.
and ,hcrc viii ne no shooting
Gen. McI.ecr looked the Mayor !ull in
the face az he replied
"Gov. Cornell once said that there
was 40 need for the militia to know
how to shoot. lie said tina, they were
only good to march
"On dress parade. eh'' interrupted the
Mayor.
"Ye.." replied Gen. Hci.cer And"
looking again At the Mayor, '.hc wa,'
made TO feel the effect OF the very fool.
ish remark
Mayor van Wyck hcsitated before
making reply. Then he said: There
will he no need for the military while
am Mayor. We have a police force 49,;
| can handle anything
The evening world., 1901-02-27
CROKER COMING
ON FLYING TRIP
Turf Friends Believe His
Intended Visit Here
Will Be Brief.

The Tribune this morning prints IN
following London cablegram:
Richard Cookers friends find Wal
sinSham House less attractive now thaH
no has gone to Moat House for u flying
visit. but they are expecting his return
this week and Il rencwa! OF the congrniii
horse talk. lie cannot remain there In
comfort. as workmtn arc employed II
repairing and rcaovatiEg the mansion.
II learn here that he Is greatly an
noyed over the publicity given TO variou,
matters relating 10 him. AMI that he i
amazed that an English country gentle
man cannot ESCAPE observation when he
Is weary OF the turmoil and drudgcry OF
An erican politics,
There Is an impression among his
turf cronics that he will make a dying
visit to America when his plans are
arranged for inyinG cut "A new drive and
building u lodge at the entrance TO the
Lc,combe estate"
LONDON. Feb. ?,.-Itichard Croker
says he will return 10 America In good
time to take part IN the coming cam
paIRn.
The evening world., 1901-02-27
.RAMAP0 BILL
TO Be EFFECTIVE
Slater Measure Split in
Two Covers All Re-
quirements.
tsp.sI., to r& E,,ulax World, ,

ALBANY. Feb. :..-The sham anti
I.amapo bill evolved by the Senate Ju
dietary Commg;;c. T. 10 ne amended to-
day 80 a. TO make It 3, rcal!. cnect!rt
measure against the great water mo
nopoly.
Th. Worlds exposure .. the blll's un-
cOnstitu,.onaii,y led Senator Slater and
other members Of the committee to take
TIE matter up again. and the judiciary
Committee will spill, !, IN two. so AZ 70
bring {, within constitutional lImita-
,i"ns. Senator Slater said to The Even
ing World correspondent; to-day:
Il never Insisted upon the section In
the compromise bill which brings the
Ramapo Company within the transpor-
tat.on corporation provisions. think
however. thc measure with such s-c-
ton Is constitutional.
II am willing 20 spl!t the bill so a.
10 repeal the Ramapo act or ls.S by On"
bin and confer III. transportation cor
poru,.on law rights upon Ramapo Nth
another II this g. the most effective way
OF giving S.w York CITY what I
wants"
The evening world., 1901-02-27
ELECTIONS BILL
CLEARS MIDDLE
McCulIagh's Bureau Toy
sy Turvy and Primaries
Coming On.
tspse!a, to 1fs Evening World,

ALBANY, Feb. :7.-Af,er having made
n blunder IN rushing the New York Sin.
Ele-Headed Police Commission bill inta
law, Gov. Odell and the Republican
leaders ind that they are In mess
with the city Bureau OF Elcet!ons man
agcmcnt.
The bureau having been divorced from
the Police Department. IS without a
head. and all system Is near:y nj an
end.
Next month the election officers Will
have TO transfer names. certify rolls
and attend to other necessary work
connected with the primaries. The po-
lice ofic!als can render no assistance
Under the i;ev Law. and everything Is
in icssy ,urvy condition.
To try to apply a quick remedy. AZ
s.mblyman Harris Wilson to-day intro
duced temporary bureau OF elections
bill FOR New York. This reads:
The bureau OF the Police Depart
ment Of the Clty OF new 1ofk hHoWi'
aud designated as the General Bureau
O. Elections. and the branches OF said
Bureau Of Elections in the borouEhs .!
Brooklyn. Bronx. Queens and Rich
n'.ud, together with the office OF SUPER
!ntcndcn; OF Elections and the offices
%. chiefs OF the branch bureaus OF
elections In said respective eoronShs.
the ch!eY clerks, clerks. assistant clerks
and other employees attached to and
III the service OF the bureau OF Flee
tons Of the city OF New York and OF tho
branch bureaus OF said bureau In the
respective boroughs on Feb. q. 1901. arc
hereby continued In Office and authorized
and empowered to- transact the neces-
sary business OF the department,
."rhr Comptroller OF IN. city OF New
York Is hereby authorized and cmpow-
cred 10 audi, and pay all claims against
the bureau and 20 pay the salaries o!
the superintendent AMI other employees
FEB. q until Board OF Elections Is
established by law in the city of New
York.
The evening world., 1901-02-27
SENATORS WANT THE
STATE POLICE BILL.
Odell Urged to Sanction the Measure and a
Caucus Called for Tonight.

at an hours notice II the Governor and
legislative leaders decide TO take 1t up.
a caucus OF the Republican Senators
has been called for Tonight os'ensi5ly
I, consider the Bracket Corporation bhi.
but /; is not improbable the Constab',.
larry bill Will te taken up
:: is understood that the two Republic
can Senators who Will not vote for the
measure are Armstrong. OF M;nro.. and
Mile. OF Westminster. M"ss OF the other
Senators have received kilograms and
letter. urging them 10 pass the State
bill.
senator Plat Is said 10 have wired
Coy. O!ell from Washington that the
State bill! seems to be the only solution
OF the police problem. and the Governor
IL '.S,ili thinking hari" over It.
The evening world., 1901-02-27
CATARRH OF THE STOMACH.
a Pleasant. Simple. but Safe and Eiiectln!
Cure for II.

catarrh OF the stomach has long been
considered the next thing TO incurabic The
,I.unI symptoms arc a full or bioa'inE sen
sa,ion after eating. accompanied sometimes
with sour or water ris.ngs. a formation OF
gases. causing pressure on the heart ani
lungs aud dIrcul, breathing, headaches.
aek.c appetite, nervousness and general
mayed out. inngIid feeling.
There IL often u foul taste In the mouth.
coated tongue and II the Interior Of the
stomach, could BE- seen II would SHOW a
Shiny, iniaintd condition.
The cure of this common and obs',ni;a
trouble ia found in a treatment which
causes the food to be readily. thoroughly
d.xc.t.d bcfor. 1t has time 10 f-rmcn, and
irritaie the delicate mu, Gus surfaces OF the
stomach. To secure prompt and healthy
digestion Is the one necessary ihnH 10 DO
and when normal digestion Is secured the
catarrhal condition will have disappeared.
According to Or. liafianson the safest AMI
hes, treatment Is 10 us. after each meal n
tablet. composed OF Dias'asc. Asep,ic PEP.
ain. y MI. %ux. Golden Seal and fruit;
acids These tablets can now be found n,
oil tru, stores under III. name OF STUART
Dyspepsia Tablets and. not bc!nE II patent
medicine. can be u.ed with perfect safety
and assurance that healthy appetite and
Through digestion will follow ihe!s regular
use after meals.
Mr. 81 J ioohcr. Chicago. III, writes;
,C.,atrh IA a local condition resulting ;isi,.
a neglected cold In the head. whereby the
lining membrane OF tho noao becomes IN
a,med and the poisonou. discharge there
from passing backward into the throu'
The evening world., 1901-02-27
,s,..l,l u n. rv.n.n. world. /,

ALBANY Feb. ia number OF Re-
publican Senators called on Gov. Orc!l
this afternoon and urged him TO send In
an emergency directing the passage Of
the State Police bill. They told him
that th:rty-,hrec OH, OF the ,hir'y-ive
Republican Scno,ors w.r. ready 10 sS:c
for II. and that public -entimcn; de-
manied It's passage.
The Governor replied tina: he would
consider the matter, and added that he
would sign the iIl! II the Legislature
passed It, He expressed doubt. however.
a- TO tn. expectancy OF passing the blu
until the new single head police bill had
been given a fair trial
The State Police bill IS In the Senate
cities Committee and can be re.urrected
The evening world., 1901-02-27
More Time for Manch-.,-r.

LONDON. Feb. .7.-ln the Court OF
Kings Bench to-day. the case OF San
S,i!netto against the Duke OF Manchester
WAS again postponed ""!nS 10 the
Dukes absence In America. Tho plain
tin seeks TO recover GaO commission for
procurin: the Duke "A loan OF Gio."r9.
The defendant pleads that the terms 0:
the loan are unreasonable.
The evening world., 1901-02-27
In,rru., It,,cuuc In.

WASHINGTON. Feb 2..-Thc monthly
statement OF the collections OF internal
revenue. issued to-day. shows that dur.
Ing January. 1901. the total collections
from all sources were S23.aiL11s. an In
crease nv compared with January. 1902.
% 3oes, so1
The evening world., 1901-02-27
Filipino. ON the n.n.

MANILA. Feo. 21.-Capi. Chasc. with
a detachment OF the TwcE;y-iirsi i,csI-
men,. dispersed two hundred insurgents
and Destroyed their main camp, lhat OF
Pedro cabiiIUs. Lieut.. james. with a
Of the Eighth Infantry, has
rallied "a T.a,ironc rendezvous at Mac
u,iil!ng. Island Of Polo. k!ll!ng two men.
securing l75 prisoners and destroying
twenty tons OF rice and other insurscnt
.,,s,y,lies.
The evening world., 1901-02-27
S~1vSv~vv

nue.. who was to erect tho apartment;
house as a elf, to his wife. lie was his
own contractor. architect and builder.
The first victim. who waa taken t.
Bellevue Hospital and who will probably
die. has been identified NJ Franc'rco
Stcmmcrere %. 22S Elizabeth street.
Edward GrasxfOrd. the mason contrac-
The evening world., 1901-02-27
ALL THE TAX BILLS PASSED.
Banks. Trust and Insurance Tom.
nauies Must ray ON surplus.

ALBANY. Feb. :7.--T'hc three bills i'm.
posing a tax OF per cent. on the surplus
OF savings banks. trus; and insurance
companies were passed In the Senate To-
day. The vote on the Insurance bill was
Il to 7. OH banks. Is TO u. ana on trust
companies. II to
The evening world., 1901-02-27
r.o.r mur, In Train Wreck.

ALBANY. Feb. :7.-An engine on the
Central.fIudson road ran into the steel
arm OF wrccktng crane enc mile west
OF Schenectady carly to-day and was
wrecked. Engineer McAulcy had both
legs crushed. and Conductor George
Davidson and 1rainmsn craudell aud
Wtnns we've hurt
The evening world., 1901-02-27

way. !, fell in such direction tina, all
but four OF the men escnpe, VIZ; &c
more serious injuries than slight wounds
caused hy .;ray bricks. Four men were
caught suuarcly and were quickly
buried.
The old building had been housh; BY
John Fernbach. o: No. l55 Fifth ave-
The evening world., 1901-02-27
M'MAcKIN, LABOR CHIEF.
Gov. Ode1l Names His Con, m issiOne,
Of New bureau.

ALBANY. Feb. ..-Gov. Odell hns
named John McMackln, OF New York
City. the present Labor Commissioner.
as the new Commissioner OF Labor OF
the consolidated bureaus. Salary. $500.
The evening world., 1901-02-27
To Label y.aement Goods.

ALBANY. Feb. .7.-Assemblyman
Prince. OF New York City. to-day In
troduccd bill providing that all ar.I-
c,es manufactured In tenement hous.s
shall be labelled Tenement made" The
label shall be printed In small plea tyne
on a tag not less than four inches In
length.
The evening world., 1901-02-27
THE DEAD.
Nicolo Moolizl.
Tony Saressinl.

Tony saressini.
Stefan Gayledoto was buried up TO his
waist, while Nremen from Hook and
Ladder No. !: dug around him. and DR..
Marion. Of ST. vincent's Hospital. stood
beside him administering brandy TO keep
him alive.
An Italian contractor had the work "l
tearing down the thrce-story brick from
house AMI for digging the new cellar
for a contemplated large apartment
house. The three stories had been
raxed and there remained only the Gel.
lar wall.
This wall was ls feet long. feet wide
and 4 feet feet deep below tho surface
OF the street.
On :he top OF this wall was great
pile Of bricks. frozen into compact
mass. So tlrrn was It that 1t was rs
hard as asphalt. and the laborers. OF
their own accord. attacked this pile from
the bottom. with the hope OF under
mining Il. rather than beginning at the
top, as prudence would have dictated.
At ! o'clock this morning dozen
Italians wen: at this pile with pick and
shovel. For an hour they iabored. and
then suddenly the Immense pile gave
The evening world., 1901-02-27
ve.,lbaled Street Cars.

ALBANY. Feb. I.-Asscmblyman
Prince To-day introduced a bill pioyidlng
for vestibules on street cars In New
York City during The winter Iuonths.
The evening world., 1901-02-27
Mr. Ed. J. MAkinson.
builder. $40 Grand Block


pounds. and | believe II Is Peruna that
has given me such good health u.
Makinson.
As a result, OF the charEcable climate.
caiarrh has become one Of the inost
prevalent and universal diseases known
TO man. Nearly third OF the people
81 tn. United States are AFFLICTED with
ratarrh In some Of It's many phases and
stages. Add to this the fact that ca
tarrh rapidly tends TO become hIed or
chronic. also the further f.fet that Il Is
capable OF producing a great many other
diseases. and We begin to realize tho
true nature Of this dread disease.
So formidable has rAtArfh become that
IN every city or town Of any site
numerous doctors are to be found who
make the treatment OF catarrh a spe-
"lalty. or course great deal OF good
accomplished in this way. but AS yet
eombarativols small number Of tile
prople can avail themselves OF this
'rraincn, because OF the great expense.
The evening world., 1901-02-27

tor In charge .! the work. who lives at
IN West one iiunirel and Twentieth
street. was arrested and locked up In
IN" Wc,'t Twentieth street station. The
polio. are ai:', looking for Tony De-
bones. of IS Elizabeth street. the fore
nan. who disappeared Immediately after
the accident.
The evening world., 1901-02-27
Workman Piled with
Brandy to Keep Him
Alive While Roscuers
Dug Him from Under
Pile of Wrsckage.

BY the collapse OF cellar wall and
huge mass OF frozen earth and Brick. at
No. ~ West Nineteenth s:rest carly
to-day, four men were buried :. the
debris.
Two were taken from the ruins dead
while the other two were DO seriously In
jured that they will die.
The evening world., 1901-02-27

y
Endorses Peruna the and tonic In letter to The
|
Persuadcd by friend have used Pcrnna tonic, and
glad testify that has greatly helped in strength
appetite. advised
markaby ccacous a for the almost
plant W. ~ Roach, Larimorc, Dakota.
No other remedy can take the place Of Peruna
The evening world., 1901-02-27

ierive prompt and satisfactory results
from tho use OF PerunA. write nj one.
to DR.. Hartman. giving u full state.
nent OF your case and he will be pleased
10 CIV. you his valuable advice grnii.
Address Dr. Hartman. president nf
tn. Hartman Saniiarium. Columbus,
Ohio.
The evening world., 1901-02-27

necessarily attached to Il.
To all such people DR.. liartnan's
remedy. PerunA. comes A. = great boon.
Not only In II more successful In cur.
Ing cAtarrh than the treatment OF tho
catarrh specialists. but Il Is within the
reach Of every person In this land.
feruna can be bought at ur! drug
for cAtarrh In all forms. coughs. colds.
bronchitis. consumption. and all cli-
r'Atic diseases OF winter.
Peruha Is not a guess. nor nm ~x-
pertinent; u IL an absolute. scientific
certainty. peruna cures ,a,arrh where.
ever located. PerIIa has no sub,t,
tutes-no rivals. insi,, upon having
Psruna. Let no one ners,iic you th,;
somr other remedy viii 10 nearly 1s
we'll. There Is no n;lrr yr.,.n,S
remedy for casarrh bur Ierun..
Mr.. byron j. KIrkhuiY. attornsr
The evening world., 1901-02-27
!, contractor and
X. Wabash street.

ST. Paul.
, MInn..' says
MANY doc
tor bills can
DO saved by
the use Of Pc
runa. | have
uli my friends
ia k n & Pc
runn. and !
h We heard
nothing b u I
praise fro IN
h i. NJ. Last
fall ! had y
bad cough. I
took four bot
ties Of Peruna
and II cured
me. ! am In
clined towards
con sumption.
as all my fam.
lily have did
~ h ~. !
\, 49,
The evening world., 1901-02-27

y - hhViIOT-ai.
law writes from
| gl Gates ave
| brooklyn. y. Y.
/ the following:
} II have used
} your pcruna for
| eatArrh and md
/ It's g ur atiy
! powers all You
recommend u
! cured me OF u
, very bad attack
! and though |
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| and II IL will
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/ ! gladly give II
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The evening world., 1901-02-27
ST. rs Io1gnotte CAaln, for CSC.

who particularly successful WITH
chains has apparently overreached himself and made
many Strange how they all when they In
why stranger Don't purchase for prompt eash -
merchandise matter how the prices
secured about 1000 godded oguette chains
gold jewel slides Sl7s pedigree enoseh
be able profit.
please delay you they will sell very rapidly
doubt.
We Also Offer for Tomorrow
Extra SDoc<al"
Silver paed Knives, Forks Dessert Spoons, -
Oyster Forks and Coffee Spoons, at each ~
Sugar Shakers very imitation glass; with -
quadrupe plated that sell regularly for &c., at 70
Douglas Island news. [volume] (Douglas City, Alaska) 1898-1921, 1901-08-21
MINERAL APPLICATION No. 100.
United States Land Office, sitlsa, Al ,asl

United States Land Office, Sitl1a, Alaska.
July nth, 1901.
NOTICE is hereby given that G. w. Young,
whose postoffice address is Juneau, Alaska,
has this day filed his application for patent
for five hundred and seventy (570) linear feet
of the May Flower mine or vein, bearing
gold, with surface ground three , hIndr ySl
land, in the Harris Mining DISTRICT, District
of Alaska and designated by the Field Notes
and Official Plat on file in this Office as MIN
erel Survey No. three hundred and eighty
one (S81), and described as follows, to-wit:
Commencing at cor. post No. One, whence
! u. s. Local Mon No bears S. 30 deg. E. 06Sb
# dist, thence S. IS deg w. 600 1t TO cor post
cor. No. 3, survey 112 Bonanza lode: thence a.;
45 deg. w. $40 II to cor. post No; 3, identical
with location cor, also with cor. No. survey
$id A, Enterprise Lode; thence n; - %9t; M
cor, thence S. 45 deg. Il. $40 fl to cor post NO.
l. the place of beginning, containing i:So
acres; magnetic variation ~ deg ~ MN; ".
The location of this mine is recorded IN the
Recorders Office at Juneau, in Book B-l,
page 10 of the records OF said Office.
This claim is bounded on the n. w. by Sur.
vey No. 41-A, ON the n. L. by Non-M Nh
claimants, on the S. E. by Survey No. 112, and
on the S. w. by Survey No. Ill.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said mine or surface ground are
hereby required TO file their adverse claims
with the Register of the United States Land
Office at Sitka, Alaska, during the sixty (6O)
days period of publication hereof or they
will be barred by virtue of the provisions OF
JOHN w. DUDLEY, Register.
1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing no.
tice be published in the Douglas Island News,
a weekly newspaper published and printed
at Douglas City, Alaska, for period OF sixty
! (6O) days, commencing on the 24th day OF Jul
ly, A. D., 1901, and repeated each week con-
secutiveiy thereafter, for at least sixty (6O)
Dated Sitka, Alaska. July 18th, A. D., 1901.
JOHN w. DUDLEY, Register.
Douglas Island news. [volume] (Douglas City, Alaska) 1898-1921, 1901-08-21

The Dirigo, Hunter captain, came in
from Seattle Monday. They exper-
fenced no difficulty in. taking on an i'm
mense cargo of freight, including lum-
Der and machinery for the w. P. q Y.
r. r. They met the Queen and Faral-
lon in Dixon's Entrance, and first
learned of the wreck of the Islander, at
Ketchikan.
Marshal j. d. Edmonds made a trip
to Sitka on the Queen. They visited
Glacier Bay and found it full of ice. a
good view of the glacier was obtained
from distance. The Queen struck a
rock in the bay but got off without
damage.
Douglas Island news. [volume] (Douglas City, Alaska) 1898-1921, 1901-08-21

The old adage, $50 away from home
to learn the news" is exemplified by the
following statement in a recent issue
of the Skagway Alaskan. In speaking
of the sentiment in Douglas against
territorial government, it says: "This
adverse sentiment seems to be di-
rected from the syndicate of mining
companies managed by the manage
ment of the Alaska Treadwell Gold
Mining company. 1t is said that this
great com bination prefers to remain a
government unto itself and viii fight a
home government in Southeastern
Alaska" If the Alaska Treadwell peo-
pie have any pronounced views in re-
gard to territorial government they
have never been made public in these
parts.
Douglas Island news. [volume] (Douglas City, Alaska) 1898-1921, 1901-08-21
HAOUIST.

Mrs. Anna Haquist, wife of Charles
Haquist, died at her home in this city
Wednesday, August 18th, after short
illness, aged "a years, months and 81
days.
The funeral services were held at the
Friends church Saturday, August 18th,
at 3 p. m, Rev. Z. N. Replogle officiat-
ing. A large number of the friends of
the deceased were in attendance. The
interment was at the Douglas ceme-
terry.
Douglas Island news. [volume] (Douglas City, Alaska) 1898-1921, 1901-08-21
A KICK From HAINEs.

EDITOR NEws.-In your issue of July
31st | find this item: 1.-THE reported
strike on the Kehenia river below
Haines has proven to be cultus." This
writer having quite an interest on that
river would like FIRST rate to have your
reporter give the public the benefit of
his knowledge. Has he proven the
strike to be cultus, as he has said in
his report? Has he examined the
ground in person so as to be able to
speak advisedly in the matter? If he
has not done so, then We would suggest
that he perhaps has been little hasty
in his report. By certain classes of peo'
pie the Porcupine, Atlin, and Bear
creek districts were pronounced "no
good" fakes and frauds, and Porcu-
pine and Atlin have proven very rich
and Bear creek prospects well. And
although some are leaving those places
yet and pronounce them humbugs, let
me assure you others are going in, and
in numb ers that prove that people have
confidence in all of those places. do
know there is gold on the Kehenia Cor
Katsahene) river, but whether in pay
ing quantities or not l do not know,
and do not believe that your reporter
does either, for he could not know un-
less he has thoroughly prospected the
river and gone down to bed rock. If
he has done that all who are interested
there land their name is legion) would
be glad to have the benefit of his ex-
perience. We do not wish to influence
people to go there if there is nothing
there. And if it should prove to be as
rich as King Solomon's mine we do not
care whether people go there or no. We
are not running a steamboat, nor are
we in the mercantile business; neither
have we any claims there for sale at
present. If they prove to be rich we
have a plenty, and if they prove worth
less, we have three claims too many.
RIALTo.
Haines, Alaska, August 9th, 1901.
Douglas Island news. [volume] (Douglas City, Alaska) 1898-1921, 1901-08-21
HorEL NoRTHERN ARRIVALs:

Al. Osgood, Mans Overland, h. Ma
lone, San Francisco, j. A. Kemmis. W.
L. Gregg, J. j. Brooka, Phoenix, JAS.
Morris, R. H. Rudd, B. H. Rudd, F. R.
Cook, G. r. Welsh, j. Blankine, j.
Heubner, j. NJ. Bjorn, Frank Hodson,
Seattle. Roscoe q. Woods, Everett,
wash. o. H. Adsit, Ed. Russell, juneau,
Frank w. White, Seattle, Chas. Long,
Juneau, C. P. Leitch, Juneau, Henry
Berry, A. L. Mintie, skagway, Oscar
Walling, Skagway, julius Siegel, San
Francisco, Gaudaloupe Mandola, Mrs.
Mills, Islander, j. B. Caro-, Juneau, Mr..
O. o. fowler and wife, S. Seligsohn,
San Francisco, DR.. Simpson, S. Plum
ley.
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Douglas Island news. [volume] (Douglas City, Alaska) 1898-1921, 1901-08-21

The best lager beer on earth always
on tap at Ohman's.