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The sun., 1901-02-15

Miss Alice Muller. daughtar OF Mrs George
kalpmahn Of HAMBURG. Germany, and Joseph
thoate ol Dcnv"r ncpnow OF Joseph
" thontr. Ambassador To tho Court OF NJ.
Jame-. werr married Yesterday afternoon at
thriu Episcopal Church, Williamsburg, By
lAe Rev. James III. Darling TOP
The sun., 1901-02-15
Juaie,.i Aep.,n. meat. 10, ,a~ psir,pp,.s..

W,sHt>o1o~. t-b O.. The War Depart
m.rt his afternoon announo~d the folio vtna
APPOINTMENTS ~ Americans IA fll civil oticos
IN the Philippine Island.
Msssr, Willard OF Minneapolis, MINI q.
and = Cooper Of Port Worth. Ter TO be
judge. of the supreme Court Of the Phihp-
ptuee
MesaIs. Henry { Bate, Of ST Joansoyry
Vt Fletcher ladd Of Lancaster y. "
Johnston u Ann Arbor Mich L Nunsy
OF ~ Loai-. Mo Snd A odlin Of sac Ipsn.
in,,anGe Of he PtYipp ne Island
II j. eNpected that they WIN sail FOR Manila
about April
The sun., 1901-02-15

is feature 4 the Wednesday and satur-
Head u II you would be well lnfsYmed. .-Ads
The sun., 1901-02-15

WAsnINoroS, f,b u The uou,c TO-DAY
pA,scd the senate sill aIthoriAing the ,pu-
s,Tuctlon OF a monument to Cen Grgnt
NJ cost not 10 csU"'d :. .ah.un' = uo lIun
iur the statu" - tn b. -'.",irl h, Tho SCrr"-
iuN w MAi lh, nnA l"ah ~ 'h, lnlht t"n,,,
thc society Of the Army OF the TCnncs-oa.
aud II will he set up on tho open space lust
south OF the state, War aud Navy Building
and In front of the Corcorsn Art GALLERY.
The sun., 1901-02-15
CITY BANK ITEM STANDS.


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Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1901-10-04

0. Il. Larson, Of Bay Villa, Sun
days River, Cape Colony, conducts
store ii pical of South AFrica. ai
wlich cat tc purchased anything
from the ptcvelhial "needle to an
mttof." This store is situated ia
yaliey nlne miles from the near
estfailway station aud ahouttwenty-
five n,lles from the nearest town
Nh I.rson says: = am favored
with lhe custom Of farmers within
rsdirs of ibifiy miles, TO nnny OF
" 'ioin I have supplied Chamber
harl's remedies, AL testify to
t'ieii value iDa household where a
doc or's advice is almost out of
quesliop. Within ore mile Of my
store Q population is perliapr
sixty. OF these, within the pnst
TIVE ye months, 10 lgss then four.
teen have been absolutely cured bg
Cbnuberlaiu's Ceneb Remedy.
IhIs unat surely be record. :
For Fale by oil drnpgisie.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1901-10-04
TERRA Blanca.

The Mining Reporiersays; The
Bromide district continues to loom
large il New Mexico mining Tie
following account by G. II Laid
law, gives the following descrif
tion Of the Bromide mining dis.
ipiet; Bromide mlniup dietrict 10
the SECTION known as lierra Blanca
and extenis from the Bpfrnda en-
the south to the south fork Of Iru-
jillo on the north. Yho principal
mines are the Lookout, Whinpoor
Will, Seven llrothere (now located
under another name) aud several
locations of MINOR nete on tho up
per belt, The log Cabin, Hornet,
Carbonate, silver Belle, Silver
KIM Silver Tail, Bromide, Viz
TORN, etc., on the lower zpne. The
orce are very high grade Of the
hromide-cAiorlde variety through
the lower zane Those from the
Log Cnhir, Hornet, Silver Tail,
silver Belle having r. ached into
thuueanda Of dollnra per ton
Large luu'S.. bodies carrying low
values, hut good grade for treat
msni, shll exist, only the high
hoving been shipped On the mp
per belt the Lookout IL shipper
and il working under lease, Tel
lurium II found IN small pipes and
o running ae high as l23 ounces
gold and 5000 ounces silver has
been shipped during the past year
This il oi course small buncnes Of
iirst-clafs, tho second cluss reach
lug from si0O to 5000 per ton
The Log Cabin shipped couple Of
cara INIT ycar and is now being
steadily developed to open M
b, diee suppoped 10 exiet along the
contact. The mines nre located ON
a contact primitive nneiratliied)
lime nnd trachyte on tho lower
whiIe the upper belt IA tliorlte or
grauitoid and caihoniferous lime.
large bodies Of lead aud copper
chrlnnniea carrying valnoH from
$20 to $35 per ton still cxlri, bul
no roads having beer built every
thing is cartisd six or eight miles
on burros to tile roed on the ] Ter,
"a Blanca, consequently only high
grade ore IL available. Tho own
er- ol the silver Belle are taking
out q srlrhide Of sntimosy, very
high grade Ia anthony, but other
values unknown at present
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1901-10-04

A nea remedy for hlIiousnesa II
now for sale by an druggists. Il
IL called Ci,smrrflaip'r Sloinnrh
and Idger iahieis. Il Gives quick
relief aud viii ev, Ut the attack
ii given ~ soon ~ the lirtt indica-
iion Of the dieesse appears. Price,
rs cents per box Samples free.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1901-10-04

II n stated on good auth, rity that
ktroslur Is u-ed a. al intoxicating bev.
erags ia fari-. 10 limited extent 1T
pn-ent. The slim lent i not IN high
iegrec Intoxicating, but il is oi "a most
peculiar f4eiaaiioa.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1901-10-04

When ycu hnyr no appetite, do
90, reii.e vanr feod aud feel dbl
after eating, you may know that
YOU need dore of Chauberlaiu'e
Stomach aud Liver Tablets Price
25 cent?. Samples free At AL drug
stores
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-14
ISLANDER
Brings Fifty Passehgers and
 Big Load of Freight

on schedule time tho Islander arrved last night with fory-nvc passengers aul 70 good load Of freight Her passenger included some prominent Canadians. many going Co Auin. although Che major Ity werc bound for Dawson.
 Included among her Atlin bound passen- CTS was Capt. John Irving. who goes to visit thc quartz properties in which nc ls Interested on Taku Arm. A party of ton Savoy artlstcs arc bound for Daw- son. being part of thc talent for one of the Dawson music halls managed by Jackson & Co. other passengers for Dawson are J. & Rollins, Mrs. Roberts, W. W. Walther Mrs. F. c. pouglas Mir wyune Mrs. Marks and daughter and D. Cadzow.
 The greater portion Of her cargo was taken on at Victoria and Includes a shIp- mcnt Of live stock or one hundred sheep and twenty head Of cattle and from Van couvcr she took sevcnty-nvc head Of cat- Gle. The remainder Of her cargo consists Of general merchandise and supplies bound Go various points In the Yukon valley.
 Capt. Foote reported fair weather an the way up.
 The Joan was reported having passed Kctchlkan. but they did not gee her. She was probably or among Che islands.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-14
M. r. SEATTLE
 DEAD
Talented Young Indian a
 Victim of Consumption
Was Attending University At Time of Donth- -Memb9r of Masonic Ordor-The City of Seattle Was Named Aftor His Relatives

Mathew P. Seattle. according to white mons ideas perhaps the most dlstin- gulshcd of the family Of that name died at Lawrence. Kansas. on August s. from quick consumption He was related Co Chief Seattle. after whom the present city Of Seattle was named
 The dead Indian Is said Co bc one of the brightest Of the younger generation of the Coast tribes. In an educational way hc has perhaps achieved higher honors than any other Indian of the West. He graduated at the head Of an classes from the Puyallup reservation school when he wns iG years old. For two years there after he attended the Tacoma high school where he distinguished himself in his studies and on several occasions won high honors In oratorical and elocutionary com tests. Four years ago he left Tacoma Co take course in the Haskell Institute. at Lawrence Kan After two years study heqult the institution and entered a Law renee law school from which hc grad uated. going then to the law department or the University of Kansas, where be was a student when the progress of the fatal disease brought him to bed and to death
 Matthew P. Seattle was known to an the old settlers and many or those who have more recently taken residence In Che cities of Puget Sound. He was a member Of the Puyallup tribe. having been born on that reservation about twenty-three years ago. He was a grand son of old Chief Seattle. who in the early days lived with his followers on the present site of Seattle.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-14
From Manila to It. oibbon

Dr. Ralph l.. Taylor. who arrived on Che Seattle Tuesday evening on his way Co Fort Gbbon. is being entertained and rc- moving old acquaintance with Capt Jenks Dr. Taylor is an old army com- radc or thc Captain and relates thrilling experiences Of a military career with Capt. Jcnks down on thc Rio Gmndc border. The Doctor has just returned from Mannla, after spending two years ln Che Oricnt. doing service both In Amer ica's new possessions and in China.
 pr. Taylor is going to relieve Dr. J. NJ. Hewitt. who has been ordered from Fort Ilbbon to Manila The troops at Fort Glbbon win bc sent down the river Co st. Michael. where they wnl embark on a transport for Seattle. en route for Manila. The soldiers sent Co rcgarri- son Fort Glbbon will bc two companies Of recruits and win come Into the coun- try via Skagway.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-14
FOR WINTER
Purchasing Agent of w. r.
 &. Y Buying Goods

C. B Uusscy. purchasing agent for the w. p. 6 Y.. was ln Vancouver when the Islander aanedto purchase from two to three hundred tons of supplies this sum mcr for thcir posts along the route Co Dawson and Auln. The supplies will consist largely of feed for the horses and dogs which win bc used on the stage routes during Che winter. The company Intends Go pay more attention Co Atlin during thc coming winter and win also Increase the number of stations on the Dawson route.
 These purchases are the forcrunncrs Of the immense stock that win Doc used in the company'a warehouses along the win ter tran Mir Husscy has been notified Co keep an eye open for suitable stock for the winter stage from White Horse Co Dawson 10 is Intended Co bring the horacs through In September
 A. Lewis. who was assistant superin- tendant Of .hc trails for the C. D. O., came over from White Horse last night and win remain In the city tomorrow. Mir. Lewis says that the overland service win be apprcclably Increased next winter as soon as the trail can Doe broken for horses Dogs. says Mir. Lewis. will al- ways have Co bc used in the Interior dur Ing thc early and latteB part Of the win- ter. oven after good roads have been made
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-14
BOUNDARY OF.
 ALASKA
Question Not Neglected By
 State Department
Thoro wnl Be No ComPrOmiso By United English Diplomats Have Boen Very Fair-Wo Must However, Respect tho Treaty

Tho Alaska boundary dispute is Tee cevlng constant and faithful attention from the state department at Washing ton. according Go A. W. Bash. wcll' known Seattle man. who has just return cd after on extended visit Co thc east Although Mir Bash spent most of hia time In New York. where he went in Che interest Of a Chinese railway syndicate. he was several days in Washington. and had long conversation regarding thc boundary question with Third Assistant Secretary Of State Adee who is an old friend. In an interview In thc P.-L be says:
 Mir. Adee assured me that Che boundary question was not being neglected by the state department. and was In such shape that on carly settlement was entirely probable He wishes thc people Of this state and Alaska Co understand that there win bc no compromise and that We are getting all our rights and even gaining some small points. The English diplo- mats have been very fair towards us, Mir Adce says
 "AIr. Adce states that the boundary will be fixed at thc top Of the watershed. wherever it ls not more than thirty miles distant from tide water. and Che United states win losc no ground Co which lt was ever justly entitled. Furthermore, Eng land win get no salt wafer harbor in Alaska by reason of the settlement or thc boundary dlsnutc
 England has been disposed to act fair ly with us In thls matter. Mir Adec said Go me- but we must remember that she hns rights under thc treaty which wc are bound Co respect We shall lose nothing Co which we are entitled under the treaty"
 Mir Bash was able Co do but little with ms Chinese railway project In New York. the present unsettled condition Of affairs ln Che Orient having delayed all such matters for Che time being
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-14
.TLIN WANTS.
 JUDGE
At Present Time Justice Not
 Properly Represented
Civil Casos Should Have ChRnoo of Speedy Settlement Criminals Sometimes Have to Remain In Jail One Year Before Trial

The recommendation Co the grand jury Co Justice McColl. who ls now holding court at Atlln. asks that the district bc supplied with proper mdiclal reprcsentA- tion and that a resident county court judge be appointed.
 The development Of Auin has nov reached a point which demands @ speedy settlement of ou disputes which may arise in any way calling for recourse Co the courts or law At the present time there Is but three weeks of court, once year.
 Under thc present system an accused person may be. os in O recent case com mlttcd for trial and. if unable Co obtain ban. remain In jan nearly a year before being tried
 Further on ln Che report the prcsent freight charges from the coast are de- nounccd as excessive and Che government ls asked Co intcrccde In behalf Of the peo- pie of the district
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-14
FIFTY CAME.
 OUT
Passengers of the Columbian,
 Nora and Crimmins
No Man on Columbian-Tho Dawson With Mail and Big Load of Pas- songors VIII Roach Whito Horse In Timo For Today's Train

The Nora. Columbian and Wilbur Grim mins arrived at White Horse In time for yestcrdays train and hfty-six passengers came over The later steamer called in at Mnson's landing on ihe Hootalinqua and took in several Bis salmon passen- gers. none of whom came over last night. The Nora had very good share Of the passengers and Che Columbian brought up a small amount Of treasure.
 The Dawson is due Co reach White Horse in tlmc for today's train. She had several days mall. as the Columbian brough none. and a large shipment of treasure. Among her passengers are some prominent DawsonItes and several big private pokcs.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-14

Aboard Che excursion steamer Queen. which sailed for slt,a Monday night and win return tomorrow night is probably Che most representative crowd Of tour ists that ever came north.
 Probably every state in the union is represented in her list and from one Go dozen passengers each were contributed Go the crowd by the principal cities of the nation.
 Tcwcuyn Miller a capitalist, is at the head of a party or seven from Baltimore Wallace. Idaho. contributed E. IT. Moi f,tt and C. w. Bcal and their families, numbering ton persons In all Richard W. Good. government gcographer. booked from the national capital Max GrIoboch and Oscar Burchord arc wealthy business men of Milwaukee. and Mir and Mrs. w. J. Battle hol from Boston. Spokane sends W Stewart. Mrs P. Welsh, Miss WcIch. C. IT. Weeks and Mrs. Weeks Co Che plcasurc-sccking crowd. pr IT, e. Foster. V. S. health officer of Che Diamond Point station. near Port Townsend. oc. comnanicd by Mrs Foster. was pas -cnccr also J. \. Mlllcr general freight agent for thc Great Northern in Seattle. Mrs Cunningham. wife or First Omccr J. J. Cunningham. of Che battlcship Iowa. booked on thc round trip voyage from Seattle Chicago passengers arc T. &. M1houcv. Mrs. Mahoncy and J. J. o. ponucl An three are bound for thc KIondikc where Mlhonoy and ODonncn propose engaging in business. Buffalo scnds e. w. Goodyear. % capitalist. and a party of sIN friends Other passengers or prominence arc Dr. C. R. Baxter and pr Pcndlotou both of Boston. General Superintendent Kimberly. of Che Northern Pacific. n. IT. Grover and party of St Paul. and J. E Cronin. of Fargo. pa- kota. CronIn is interested in Shakan. Alaska. marble Quarries.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-14
MAY NOT ENTER
 PACKING COMBINE
Alaska Fishorman's Packing Co. Not
 Yet of tho Amalgamntion

The board of directors Of the Alaska Fishcrmen's Packing Company held a meeting at Astoria on the Sth and di- rccted the company's broker to contract for the sale Of this years pack.
 The board has no authority to net upon thc new proposition Of the Onnroy com blnc. It is decided not to call n meeting to consider the matter and unless the original proposition or t2oO.ooo cash Is accepted before next Saturday the ofil- ccrs state that an negotiations with the combine wnl be dropped. The reports of good pack at the company's plant this season are SO encouraging that lt is doubtful 1T many of the stockholders woald consent Co a sale Of the plant, even at the cash prlce'aftcr the present option expires
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-14
DEAL NOT YET
 CONSUMATED
Exports Examining Robert Lowos
 Mines At White Horse

The recently reported sale Of Robert Lowc's copper mine ot White Horse has not been entirely consumated
 The purchasers have placed 5000 in the Canadian Rank Of Commerce Co bind thc deal and in case their mining engi- nccrs who arc now nt work on tho prop- crty. give a favorable report. thc remain Ing SiooO win Doc paid down Immediately.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-14
rour Degrees Below

vb. Iuns chilly rainy spcu Is too sug- ...tIre ul approaching winter Go hc rrr..IhIe Twice during Che week. early In .r. morr.Hr. snow couid he seen on t1r higher points of Che mountains lt
 reported from Caribou that Che thcr- m.moter has already marked four dc- .r... below zrrn.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-14
Boulder Crock All Right

L \ Harrison writes from Nun th.t h. Ie tI.ur r' a J1y from b.. claim ou tauII.r .r.N \ nHmh.r .t h.u.h otm. I.n. .h. cr.,s Hl,. he.u etIkeI ..II .ut r..HH Nr luu.'n F among ta. u...t.u. n thes. cHm. \ namh.r of chem ar. l..ur w.rk.I and rr. p1yu- well
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-14
Tailoring.

For stylish and good fitting clothes go to F. Wolland. who ls receiving thc latest and most fashionable reports on tailoring every month Clothes dyed. cleaned and repaired. 12-l3-tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-14
stand Corrected

Editor Alaskan:-I have never stated to anyone that I Intended to run base line for surveys of the City of skngway through the center of State street, but have plainly given out the information that it was my intention to rcestablish the base line ran by Surveyor Reid. down through the center Of Main street. Please correct this error.
 ELIAS RUUD.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-14

"E- -... th. we.E tt Cheney Boston Gor. W. t-. r,Wns roojs ths week .t :. n.r cent I.a thu former ur.... UE.r.l.e r..tun sfur.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-14

sixth avenue. sSlsvsy. is remaining a .''.. e.ernJ with sixth avenue. New York. f you 1r. to iuleo by th" bc1uti- rrI window display no E M HchrcndF tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-14

"No fake" We are actually reducing an our prices this week Chency's Bos- ton Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-14
Wanted

S3.e0 worth Of secondhand furniture at sixth Street Second Hand Store, oppo- site Roard of Trade.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-14

A nrst-class up-to-datc hat this week for i2O0 at Chcncys Boston Store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-14

We are having a bonande Reduction Sale on on Of our high grade stock Choncy's Boston store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-14

Belle Of Lexington whiskcy-eight years old-iust out Of government bond. and Three Crown Diamond Malt Whis- kcy-suctly pure-at the Seattle Saloon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-14

For Rent and For Sale cards for sale at thls oflce
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-14

A new line Of nccktles just received at Clayson's-all shades and colors.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-14
NOTED FOLKS. ON QUEEN
Has Most Representative List
 Ever Brought North

Partios From Almost Every State In tho Union and From All tho Loading Cities Are Aboard Her Big Tourist Travel
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-14
Ladies of tho MaOOAbOos

There win Doc a meeting Of tho ladies of Che Mlccabccs at Elks' hall. Wodncs- day afternoon at 2.oo An members arc requested Co be present
 By order or Commander. Mss Edna Becker R. K. -..
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-14

You cau got a good nttIug. stylish suit thls week for u5O at Chcncy's Boston Store
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-10-15
ROAD CAVE IN"
Dover Road Sinks Near Flerndon
Travel Suspended.

During the heavy rain last Sat
urday morning section Of the
Dover road near Herndon cave din,
stopping travel. The section is 10.
Gated in front of the home of Bob
MCGOWAN, col, and extends about
80 feet in length. foreground sunk
about two feet and is gradually go
ing deeper, The country around
that poinr is cavernous and it is
thought that a subterranean stream
passes near where the 'caye in p
occurred 1t may be necessary to
change the public road permanent
ly at thar point. For the present
travel as being done by passing
though a field.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-10-15
CITY TICKET.
Messrs. Whitlow, GaIbreath,
West and Davis Nominated.
The City Committee rlet Friday
and Completed the Ticket For
councilmen.

The city committee on Friday
nominated the candidates who had
no opposition. The names OF all
the nominees appear in to day S
paper. The ticket is made up Of
good men, who have the confidence
of the people and they will be
elected.
The nominees are as follows
First ward, Capt. Lloyd w. Whit
low, manager of Hotel Latham.
Second ward, Mr.. Jno. B. Gal
breath, Secretary of the Acme
Milling Co,
Third ward, Mr.. Jas. West pres
ent councilman, and leading to.
bacconist. Fourth ward Mr.. Lucian
H. Davis, former city clerk and
book-keeper for Dalton Bros.
The two nominees chosen in the
primaries are as follows:
Sixth Ward, Or. ]. B. Jackson,
one of the city's most prominent
physicians.
Seventh ward, Mr.. ]. Guy Dun
can, the we'll known salesman in
Anderson g. Co.'S. shoe store.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-10-15
The October American Boy.

That best e all boys papers, the
American Boy (Sprague Publish
ing Co, DetroiD, presents a splen-
did array Of good things for boy
this month. It's leading editorials
are entitled: Don't BE a Botch;
Parents, Look 10 Your Boys; No
Heart in il. It's stories are: "Hot
Coffee, Little Piety," How Char
lie Won His Name, The Transhgu-
ration of Love Peet-ka-lop, The
Switch at Mud Run.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-10-15

Lorenzo Snow, the fifth President
of the Mormon Church and the Off
cial head of the Mormon church,
died suddenly in Salt Lake City
Friday, aged SO years. His de-
scendants by five wives are scat
tered all over the world. His sue
cessor will probably be Joseph
Smith, who as head of the twelve
apostles is in line of promotion,
though the election will not be held
until next April.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-10-15
WILL START TO-DAY.
Fusion Candidates Speak at Balm
bridge This Afternoon,

There will be public speaking
by the candidates on the Demo-
cratic Fusion Ticket and others at
the following times and places, to
which every body is cordially in
vited:
cambridge, Tuesday, Oct. Is.
Era, Wednesday, Oct. 10.
Macedonia, Thursday, Oct. II.
Meningitis S. H., Friday, Oct.
Is.
Crofton, Saturday, Oct. 49,
Helsley' S Store, Tuesday, Oct. p.
Carl, Wednesday, Oct. %.
Pom, Thursday. Oct. a.
Perry's School H., Friday, Oct
Is.
Fairyiew, Saturday, Oct. 20.
Speaking 10 begin at l:5O p. IN.