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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-19
NOwy wynalazek.

~ Wy " AAOoA1oA0F
Dr.. G. Bernstorf " St Louis,
Mo twlerdzl, re wYnslazt nice
myInY srodek ma uleczen,e ob}edu
umys{owego.
Zawozora1 dr.. Bernsto1f zgosl}
sig do blura m'eiscowej policYi z
oswiadczeuiem, re ma pot~lerdze-
ole swego wynalazku pode]muje
zig wyieczYc jakakolw,ek osobe
ob}akane. ma umys Q, kt6ra mu
pol1cya wskaze. Naturalnie, wykla'
czeni 50 z tej oferty osoby i'd O."
tyozne cd urod~ zien'a, lub maiace
m6zg mocn uszkodzonY.
Kuracya dra BsrnstorfA ma
trwac 4 tygodnis po uy3yw1e kt6-
rego to czasu obowiazuje sic "a
p4acic $500, gdyoy pscyent iego
ME byi zupe}nie zdrowY.
Metode swa CIR. Bernstorf
zachowuje W wielk'ej tajeunjcy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-19
PAM J. RONBALeKA

PAM J. ROMBALeKA ,
Independence. Wis. dziekuje przcz
}amy W1ARusA paniom Czapiew>
skiej j Daszkowskiej " Tinonie,
3se : oka1yi swizyty ich U pahstwa
"A. Bauczdw j ja odwiedzid rlsaozyly;
dodaje, e pc. ich embellishments ;,
csuje siie viele sdrowsza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-19

WINONsKIEJ wystawie u
licznei pc pare razy przeszk&dzal
rzesisty deszcz, lecz mimo to POI
wiod}a sig n doskonsle pod kaz~
dym wzgledem. Kupcy "a zw4aszcza
s~aloni6ci, robili dobre Interest,"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-19

ZECER pan Klemens Piechow~
ski powr6ci{ W mlnionym tygodniu
z Merrill, Wis.,, gdz1e by} ma po-
grzebie OLGA swojego,. stolarza
J6zefa Piechowskiego, kt6ry zabity
~zosta}, why pewnego urzednika
kolejowego, przez t. wv. handkare.
Pan Klemens powlada, re Wytoczy{
kolei St. Paulskiej process o 5000
dolar6w odszkodowania.
PODCZAS FAIRU ulicznego,
W Piatek, wybuch} og,en ma scenic
zywych obraz6w p. Ludwika Muntz,
kt6ra sig znajdowa}a obok handlu
H. J. Grabowa PREY sc;ej ulicy.
Cd iskry elektrvcznej zapali}a sig
p}yta celuloidowa, a cd niej zaje}y
sic inne p}yty i spali}y sig wszyst~
kie przybory wystawue pana l.
Muntz. zalAI sig, re ogieh wyrzadzl}
mu ma $4,000 szkody.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-26
IS WRECKED
RustIer Is On the Rocks At
 Five Finger Island
Struck Early Tuosday Morning City of Topeka Brought tho News -Rustlor Was Chartered By n Cannery Company

The City of Topeka arrived ycster- day morning, bringing news that the steamer Rustler of Juneau, under char ter by Canncryman Munlcy. had Inc on the rocks of Five Finger lalani and might be a total wreck The for mcr was engaged m unloading sup plies and material for the new light house at Five Fingers Tuesday morn ing early when the Rustlcr passed About two miles below where the To- pcka lay the Rustlcr attempted Co go between two islands and struck, rc. manning fast on the rocks The sea was quiet at the time and it is hoped Co get her off ii the weather remains calm. All assistance from the Topeka was refused. but A. H. Munlcy who had the Rustlcr chartered. came north to Juneau on the Topeka to secure the FloSie or some other boat Co help m getting the RuStler of.
 The Topeka unloadcd most of her freight at Five Fingers Island but had a small consignment for this port. She sailed late last night
 On her next trip up she will br'rl nearly 100 tons of material for the Five Fingers light house.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-26
RAISING HAY AT
 STEWART RIVER
The Crop wm Be Exceedingly Good
 Machinery Has Boon Taken In

Henry Nelson. who arrived from Stewart river ou the White Horse and wen, south Co Seattle on thc Islander h,t night say, that hay iu p'cuy !, being raised iu thc Stewart ri,cr C, un- try Uc had not lately been DO, Co Clear creek. hut says he understands ,hat some good fud, have 1'cN been mad, lul thlt many oi thc cluu', on .blt creek are being worked.
 The crop oi hay on Stewart hc -.y.. promises Co be exceedingly .aoJ ,h., season Supplies lul har- y.,,u. tool, were taken up 'o $. II. Henry, ranch at Macy May creek where about 7S tons will represent ,hi, -el,ou's crop. which amour. fhc S'cvlr, River Company ha, contract .1 tr transport Co Dawson
 "N Meadow creek. J Duffy wifi have io toms of hay At Mayo rcck, M. J NcNcin win cut SO tons 1i hay
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-26
Moot and Eloot omoor.

The members of Hook and Ladder Company Mo- ! met last night at Las ka', cigar store. As thc purposes of thc meeting included an election of officers. quite a number of the boys were present The outstanding ac- counts oi thc company amounting to SEQ. were ordered paid The fol. lowing officers were elected to fll out thc fiscal year ending January !: Stewart Coburn. captain; J B. Wall foreman. Fred EhrlIckc secretary and Emil Koract treasurer
 X notice of revision of the bylaws was given to be brough, up at the ucNt meeting The following committee was appointed Co present a draft of new bylaws for thc consideration oi Che company at the ncNt meeting: .J R. Wan Abe Laska. and Fred Ehrlickc A lively discussion upon thc ways and means of procuring con- siderable apparatus. that is necessary for the effectiveness of the company. consumed thc better part Qi thc even. ing and thc matter was finally deferred for consideration at a special meeting Co be called by the captain and thc sc- crctary
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-26
Of For Davidson Glacier

The Camera Club. Co the number oi thirty-fve, left the Pacific Coast wharf at z:2o last night. Some of the ladies wore very picturesque costumes. One young lady as she stood upon the upper deck of the Nira Rial. holding a long alpenstock, looked like a Vatican ShepherdesS lt was a very merry crowd. If the weather remains good they may be expected to return early Saturday morning.
 lt was only intended that a party oi twenty-five should go on the cxcur- sion. but at the hour of departure. ten other people refused to be disappoint- ed. and the Mablc was brought into rcquisition Co carry the surplus
 The sail boat belonging to the bar racks also joined the fleet and was il. ken m tow by one of the steamers.
 Last nights shower 1ay Dm-wiat dampen the ardor of the koltk nds
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-26
Rejecting ProRorod Froo Trade

Here we have Cuba shaking her sugar and fine tobacco and fragrant spices and woods and ores before our eyes 1nl under our noses and we are Iorh.jjyu by our protcctioni,t doctors io lccgp, thc bounty which thc fortune u. war and diplomacy have placed with m our rc.-t How long will the people oi this country submit Go such deprivation for thc cmolumcnt oi thc tru,t,s- Philadelphia Record
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-26
DAWSON TO SEATTLE
 IN ONLY SIX DAYS
Passengers Landed Here Yesterday Three Days Out The Islander Will Land Them In Vancouver For the
 Sunday Train. Reach Seattle Same Day

through trip will have been exactly six days coming from Dawson. When it is considered that it took the ma jority of steamers that lone to come up the river from Dawson to White Horse last year the record is an the more wonderful.
 The White Horse brought about scvcnty-fyc passengers u" the river Twenty-Five were composed of parties who stopped at White Horse and the territorial court including Judge Du- gas and party About fifty came m on last nights train; also Ssoo.ooo for the Canadian Bank and a large Dawson mail The treasure will be sent down ou the next express boat
 The White Horse left Dawson with thc intention of making a record but received very bad fuel at several yard and was delayed by making twenty. two stops
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-26
HE WAS RAILROADED
 TO PRISON FOR UFE
Susie Vernon Chief Witness In the SOrah Murder Trial In Town. Says She Was Forced By Officials to Give
 the Testimony That Convicted SIOrah

Susie Vernon. the chief witness % che Slorah murder trial m Dawson last winter. who on the stand t'stiic ] that Slorah shot Pearl Mitchell, nd slcr thc trial said that she wa, forced
 so testify and that she would com
 suicide ii Slorah was hanged. ar
 ed from Dawson yesterday and was
 have left for Seattle had h, not u,,cd tbc steamer She makes grave charge, against the Yukon couit oi fcials and says that Slorah was rail rnldcd to ihc gallows ou testimony she wa, forced to give
 She was thc only witness tn thc shooting chat caused Pearl Mitchell 8 death for which James Slorah is now serving a lic sentence. He was at first sentenced Co hang but thc ia,. cha, after thc trial thc Vernon wn- man publicaly contr1dictcd her tcs- ..mouy and claimed she had l'. 70
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-26

The steamer White Horse on her last trip up the river came very u,ar lowering the record of two days and sixteen hours held by the Sclkirk but as it was she made 1t within ten minutes of that time and allowed 1as- sengcrs Co reach here just three days and five minutes from Dawson. Leaving on the Islander last night at six o'clock her passengers should make the record trip Co Seattle
 Capt Footc. of the Islander re- ccivcd orders at Vancouver before starting up this trip Co get back m time to catch the passenger train for Sc attlc that leaves Vancouver at Q a. m. Sunday He has plenty of good co2' aboard. and said last night that they would undoubtedly catch the train That train. ii on time, will reach Se- attlc at o'clock Sunday afternoon. and the passengers who made the
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-26
Careless Rohnshing

Our esteemed but lingering and sluggish contemporary in rchashinp an article in the Alaskan for a first position. wo-column Scrccch-hcad was negligent in studying thcDaib Alaskan's text or it would not hay, been necessary to inquire Che where abouts oi Mrs. Hugh Wiscmau Tn, Daily Alaskan plainly recorded thD fact that Mrs Wi,cmlu is now ou Dominion creek developing her mining property Inquiry at thc w. ?. x F. ticket office will show that she left Skagway for Dawson thc second week m June
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-26

forced to SO testify, enabled his attor- ncy Co have the sentence committed Co life imprisonment
 As a reason for her statements, after the trial the Vernon woman was kcp; m Dawson until recently until omc official investigation was made. While she was not confined m jail lurur chi, time she would have been st'pped had she attempted to leave the terri tory.
 The fact that she was allowed io leave Dawson shows concl ifi5c . that all hope of new rial for Slorah is ended. and he must serve his scn' tcncc.
 After the trial it was alleged by thc defense that the jury which 'nnyictcd Slorah was intoxicated at .hc timc of rendered a verdict and Asre allowed perfect freedom while con ldcriug the case.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-26
Cake Walk At tho Pavilion

Al Ritter's pavilion. Saturday night, there will be a dance. Good music. violin and piano. will be furnished. At ten o'clock there will be a cake walk in which all may participate and Mir. \. l.. Ritter will furnish a box of good cigars and a box of candy to the lady and gentleman cutting the most cle- glnt figure.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-26
DIRIGO HITS AN
 UNCHARTED REEF
Caused No Damage But She VIII
 Have to Go On Dry Dock

The Darigo arrived yesterday morn. ing from Seattle several days over due which was caused by her striking lon an unchartcd reef in McHenry', inlet and remaining there over a tide. She was also delayed by twenty three stops at way ports, putting off most ot her cargo before reaching here. She sailed early yesterday for a number oi locals for Haincs and Ju- ncau
 After reaching Seattle the Dirigo win be compelled Co 80 on the dr, dock for official inspection on account oi her strIkuig the reef although she sustained no apparent damage
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-26
Imposing Structure

Il. new school huHuc r- erected .. ar Il. trc profile co. th. truc,ur, |, concerned The work - pr1srg ma V.,H r.at aniHy MT Foua- l. rr.r.ur. .n estimate .I labor am. D..t ac.ruu. sine. .h. rlIu,twyn 70. m. c.urct .r submission to th, school hn-' lh. aaI.m win hc h, .r .HD m.-t mu..rs structure m ~..-uu.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-26
VIII Sing Tho Holy City"

The Presbyterian choir will render a special song service. at the church Sunday evening There will be two selection, from GauIls Sacred Canta- ia. thc Holy City, The service will open with au anthem and will close with a ladies' trio from the farewell scene enacted by Naomi and Ruth
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-26
TO HOLD COURT
 AT WHITE HORSE
Hon. Justice Dugas Arrived From
 Dawson On tho Whito Horse

Hon. Justice DugaS, of thcYukon territorial court. arrived m Whit, Horse Wednesday afternoon ou thc steamer White Horse, and will open court Monday next
 He is accompanied by thc other members of the court Attorney Cong don. who Is acting Grown Prosecutor during the absence of F. C. Wade, and J. C. Tlchc. superintendent of public works.
 It is expected that this session of court will not last longer than one week.
 No regular provision has yet been made for thc holding of court at White Horse but in future years the court will most likely hold one annual scs- sion there
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-26
PUBLIC BUILDINGS
 AT WHITE HORSE
Supt. of Public Works Arrives to
 Start Work on Postofioo

Superintendent of Public Works J. (. Tachc arrived m White Horse Wednesday from Dawson, and will i'm mcdiatcy commence thc worN oi building a new postolhcc and .ourt house
 He is expected Co remain in White Horse about ten days and will return Go Dawson. accomp1nicd by In, wife and daughter Co continue work on the government road to che creeks
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-26
Moving Their Stook

Carroll N Co., are moving tbcu wholesale hm'Ju.. situated nearly op pu,ite th.r store. ou Fourth avenue around t. thg rear %. thc.r retail store Tine Nar.huu-e ha- been moved west m order 0. make r'nu tnf thc whole .I'y IrnUN
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-26
Dawson Bridal Party

Chic. Stewart oi thc Dawson fire department, accompanied by hi, wife %. lut l few days came out from Dawson yesterday and went south ou thc Islander
 Mr., William. and Miss Williams mother and daughter of thc bride ac cnmpl1.cd them
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-26
Basnar and DinnOr Postponed

The bazaar and dinner proicctc dby ihc Ladies Aid Society of thc Mctho- dist church has been postponed until Wednesday, August Z. lt will be held m Che Tanner building. corner of 5th avenue and State street
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-26
ISLANDER HAS BIG LIST
Wm Race All tho Way Down to
 Vancouver

The Islander sailed last night W,h H.,t pa--,ulcr-. most co. whom came m uu ,h. tram yesterday
 Capt toutg expects to make a record hrcahus tup tn Vancouver uJ Uii race au ,hc way down
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-26
More Treasure COmos

Another shipment of Ssooooo for thc Canadian Bank oi Commerce arr rived on thc train last night. and win hc sent down on thc first cNprcs, boat
 There were also several large amount, belonging Co private parties
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-26

The Seattle Bohemian Draught Beer is the best and most expensive draught beer made in Seattle For sale at the Seattle Saloon, corner State and Sixth avenue.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-26
Stonographor and Typewriter

Pearl Petit. stenographer and tyre writer Office with Attorney J c Price. 5th ave. Stenographic and ypc-writing work for private parties will receive prompt attention.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-26

Belle of Lexington Whiskey-cighi years old-just out of government bond. and Three Grown Diamond Malt Whiskcy-strictly pure-at the Seattle Saloon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-26

Ii you want good work done tele. phone No. ITO Automatic, Key City Laundry They take it away and return t m a few hours d
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-26
Raised Today

The telegraph poles for the line com meeting thc SkaWay office with the government cable win be raised along Moorcs wharf today
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-26
Tailoring.

For stylish and good fitting clothes go to F. Wolland, who is receiving ;he latest and most fashionable report on tailoring every month. Clothes dyeI cleaned and repaired. G2Ijd
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-26
A Cutter Shoes at clayson's.

An kinds of soft drinks and Seattle Export Beer at B. R. Bottling Co., Fifth ave, opposite Fifth Ave. Hotel
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-26
Wanted

S3ooo worth oi secondhand mrni- ture at Sixth Street Second Hand Store. opposite Board of Trade
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-26

Fine clothing a fair price is a sure of a dull day in our store. C'5yson & Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-26
It Is n Good Ono

Upman's Extra s cigar, best s cents cigar m America Try them
 CHEALANDER.S 5th. Ave.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-26
City's Salary List

The salary list of the Skagway city officer, ioots up Co S2.oOO year
 For draying or expressing call J. Cowln. phone 5s. automatic I3o
 Baths in porcelain tubs at the Royal. foot Fifth avenue. Ladies apartments. Steam heat
 X new line of ncckties jucst received at Clayson's, an shades and colors.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-26

Try Red Star bottled beer. You will drink no other. & per dozen, deliv cred. Telephone so. If
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-26
Mrs. Harrison wm Entertain

Ih. Lahg, AiI Society n. thc Pres h,'0r,ar church VIII meet tl,, after noon at 9 o'clock t thc a1 -,uua.. c. hc entertained by Nr. Harrison
 Seattle Export Beer delivered iu ar, part o' the city for S. per dozen lulr- hy n. B. Eottling Co.
 Rex brand hams bacon and lard 7' Lilly Bros. d
 Reduction sale o. dry goods. mi.i r.rr furnishing en.I- and shHc, Et.. Alaska Ca. Stat. and lIIh
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-26
Meeting ofMasous

Then. v,I r. regular cnWmuu cation u White Pas, -oi-e No uf t. N \ V. ou Friday c,cuue July r, ir m. Masonic hlil No 5'5 Fourth .uu. ~...urU aui visiting hryth u. N.rl m W N
 r, ur',r .. th, W NJ o.. E Howard S,ctv
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-26

A fancy vest for a plain price at Clay sons.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-26

"FOR sale" "Fo, Rcnt.' Furnished Rooms Rent 1nj other cards for sale tbc Daily Alaskan office
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-16
She" Was a Boy.

Salisbury, Mo. May l0.-Notices
were sent all over the country last
Saturday telling of the mysterious
disappearance of Annie Gum, aged
II years, from her home near Sal
isbury. 1t was found she had cut
off her own hair and put on men :
clothing, but no other clue could
be found until this morning, when
jefferson Kitchen, IA farmer who
lives about three miles from her
home, read notice of her dis
appearance in the Salisbury Press
Spectator. One of his new farm
hands answered the description.
When confronted the new hand
confessed. Miss Gum had started
out to see the world. She is an
orphan and was at once turned
over to relatives.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-16
Wanted to See the Court.

Kansas City, Mo. May S.-Two
Of the st. Clair County Judges
Thomas Nesbit, Presiding Judge,
and Samuel {. Peden, Associate
who We're arrested at OSceala, Mo. =,
yesterday afternoon, Were brought
to Kansas City this morning to a
wait Il hearing before Judge Phil
ipS.
David Walker, the remaining
Judge, succeeded in evading the
officers.
IF we had followed our own in
clinations,' said Judge Ncsbit, in
the Marshall's Office this morning,
1--WE would not have been caught.
But the people of the county want
ed to see what the court looked
like, and as there had been no sus-
picious-looking people around for
some time, they insisted that we
should meet once in Osceola. They
saw us for IA little while. ! don't
know how long it will be before
they get to see us again. We do
not propose to give in
Their refusal to issue the levy
will mean that they must spend
the remainder of their term as
judges in jail.
Judge Pcden spent some time in
Jail fourteen years ago, while serv-
ing as County Judge. Judge Mes.
bit, who was for several years as
sociate Judge, has been in Jail SO
frequently for his loyalty to his
constituents that he has lost track
of the times.
He said he was getting used to
prison life, but would not talk
about the case. Both judges will
talk about everything else except.
ing the ease. This topic they dis
miss with the simple announce,
mcnt that they have nothing tC
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-16
Audrain Stock.

Following two items from the
Live Stock Reporter:
James II. Starr, one of the larg-
est and best known farmers and
stockmen in Audrain county, Mo. ,
was here today and marketed of
his own raising and feeding J3
head of pure bred Poland China
hogs not quite - months old that
averaged 305 pounds and sold at
the top Of the market, s. .S712.
The Hon. j. +. Groves, one of
the leading politicians and cattle
men of Audrain county, Mo-, was
around the yards today and brought
Il three load consignment of l,202
pound steers with him that sold at
S.. 10 a hundred. Mr.. Groves said
he was formerly IA Kansas City
man, but after making a thorO
test of both markets he was salts
fled that st. Louis was the more
profitable trading point,
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-16
Fee BiIlin lester Case.

jefferson City, Mo-, May TO-
State Auditor Allen today allowed
the fee bill for costs in the case of
State of Missouri VS.. Alexander Jes-
ter and has forwarded to j. i.
Briscoc, Treas. Rails County, State
Treasury check for $S, l35 .46 in
payment of same.
This is one Of the largest fee bills
that has been paid by the state in
recent years, the bill in the famous
Taylor case being larger. The
latter was perhaps the largest bill
of costs ever paid by the State, it
being $1l, ,272.Sj. Costs in the
Duestrow case were s., 80.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-16

to admit of the taking of the Phil
ippine islands or so moderated as
to excuse larceny when committed
by great nation against II small
one; neither can the principles
which underlie our government he
so construed as to sanction Il gov.
ernment founded on force or taxa
tion without representation. For
more than century our nation
has been travelling upward and to.
ward the light. Its history, its
traditions and its songs have
brcathcd the spirit of liberty and
have been an inspiration to the op.
pressed III every quarter of the
globe.
The Democratic party has rails.
ed its voice in behalf of human
rights and blood-bought blessings
1t will not abandon its ideas; il
will not dctach its policies from its
visions; it will not adopt an any.
thing to win policy; it will not
begin believing at the scent OF
blood.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-16
Flags the Preacher.

The Paris Appeal stands up for
Mark Twain in the following
words:
A Congregationolist preacher by
the name of Spalding who occu.
pies Il pulpit in New York by vir-
tue of his willingness to lick the
boots of millionaires and snobs re-
Gently characterized Mark Twain
as "a person of poor birth and low
breeding Monroe county would
take offensc at the charge but for
the fact that out here no attention
is paid to the mouthings of a fool
who is senseless enough to exalt
birth and breeding above those
sturdy virtues and real merits
which determine Il mans standing
with that great section of the
American people who are blessed
with common sense. Mark Twain
will be bright star in American
literature in the ages to come
while Spalding's only claim to
fame will be the fact that the fool
killer considered him too contempt
able to kill. The great humorist
was born at Florida, y miles east
of Paris, of parents that We're poor
but respectable-the class of peo-
pie who produce the successful men
and women of the land and who
save it from the viciOusness and
decay which litter the pathway of
the aristocrats who would make
birth and breeding supplant ener-
gy, merit and brains.