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The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-09
JOHNSON BOUND OVER.

Absconding Bridgeport Attorney Held
 in s12,000 Bonds for Superior Court.
 Bridgeport April S.-Percy L. John son, the absconding attorney, was brought before Judge William H. Con- ley this morning in the city court for hearing.
 He was charged with embezzlement in the Pendleton estate and the Staples free academy fund, He waived exan ination through a demurrer The de- murrer was overruled and probable cause found. He was then bound over to the May term of the criminal super for court under bonds of $12,000.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-09
NEW HAVEN BRANCH
Of the woman's Board of Missio

Of the Womans Board of Missions.
 The April meeting of the New Haven branch of the Woman's Board of Mis- sions will be held in Center church chapel this Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. Addresses on different mission fields will be given by some of the stu dent volunteers.
 The subject will be "The Opportuni- ties and the Needs in the Foreign Field That Leads Young Men to Go Out as Missionaries"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-09
TO DIsMANTLE NINE FORTS.
Decision of Military Conference An

Decision of Military Conference An
 nounced by General Chaffee.
 Washington, April S.-GeneraH Chaf- fee cabled the war department this morning announcing the result of the conference of military commanders to determine what action should be taken for the raging of the Taku forts. It was decided by an almost unanimous vote to dismantle nine forts.
 General Chaffee also cabed the fol- lowing casualty: April 4, at Pekin, Private James H. Burke, Co. E, Ninth infantry, croupous pneumonia"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-09

EASTER. To, the stones rolled away! Iris the worlds Easter day! For the Lord Is arisen, He hath broken deaths prison, While the angel of vision Stands ward at the door. "Why weepest thou, Mary? No longer here tarry For He is not here. In love and in pity Speed on to the city, Go tell His disciples The Lord draweth near"
 Along the white highway, Nor pausing for by-way,- So swiftly sped she; The trees bending over Made leafy green cover; The flowers from their places Turned up smiling faces To her glad news bringing They seemed to be singing; ''Lo, out of deaths prison Our Sun is arisen To shine eyermore; 'Tis He Who hath made us. Iris He Who life gave us; We bend low before Him, We praise and adore Him Who reigns evermore." On, on to the city, In love and in pity. So swiftly she sped To where sad watch keeping, In care their souls sleeping, His weary disciples Mourned lonely their dead. Unto them told the story How the great King of Glory Hath conquered Deaths night. Prom the grave He Hath risen, 'Tis no foolish vision, The stones rolled away. Lo, His feet shod with light! Lo, He walketh in might. Iris His glad rising day." o, sad souls in prison To you Is the vision, Come out from your night. Why weeping here tarry? Go speed ye with Mary, Go find ye the light. The glad news then bear ye To where, steeped in care, ye Shall find His sad children Alone with their night. o, tell it for glory, Yea, shout the glad story He reigneth in might. For us He hath risen, Yea, opened Deaths prison, The graves conquered quite. And He dies nevermore, And we love I1d adore While we live Tn His light.
 ---Genevieve Hale Whitlock. w Haven. Conn.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-09
A SUICIDE AT SEYMOUR

Seymour, Conn. April 8.-Henry Hol- den committed suicide early this morn- ing by taking morphine He was found dead in bed at o'clock. He has been Respondent over domestic troubles and yesterday threatened to kill himself. It was not believed that he would do so. He took twenty grains of morphine. Holden leaves a wife and two sons. He was a grinder by trade.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-09
STRIKE IN NEW LONDON.
Carpenters Begin What May Prove

Carpenters Begin What May Prove to
 be Serious Trouble.
 New London. April S.-As the result of the agitation among the carpenters of the city for shorter hours the wood workers employed by the Bishop Coal and Lumber company struck to-day TOT a nine hour-hour>day with no reduction of wages . While but fourteen men are involved in the strike, it is an important one on account of being the beginning of what promises to be considerable trouble be- tween the local union and the contrac- tors
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-09
POISON IN BRANDY DROPS.

A South Manchester Boy Ate Them
 and is in a Critical Condition.
 South Manchester, April 8. - Fred Leightholdt, son of Henry Leightholdt, is in very critical condition, apparent ly due to poisoning from chocolate brandy drops. which, he says, he bought at Cheney's drug store yesterday.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-09
RELIEF FELT IN JAPAN.

Result of Russia's Decision Not to Press
 Manchurian Agreement.
 Yokohama, ADr,l S.-The news of Russias decision not to press the Man. churian agreement was received with a feeling of considerable relief. In anti cipation of complications that might ensue the government had resolved to postpone state undertakings involving large eXpenditures.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-09
The body of Robert Reilly. W

The body of Robert Reilly, who died at springsida Home Thursday from heart trouble, the result of insanity was given over to relative Saturday for burial. After the mans death and af- ter much inquiry by the police and charities board, it was found that the deceased had a sister, Mrs. John Grand field of 1S7 Winthrop avenue.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26
CLAIMS HE WAS
 ROBBED OF COIN
Uniikcly Story of Recent Arrival
 From tho Interior

N Johnson. who h1s recently arrived in ssaeNut from tb, Interior complained to N.r.tI Shook y,at.ulu m'rung chat In. h.I h..u robbed uf tH ut Ih. Now u.m. restaurant tnr r.sht u..or.
 Th. urem.unc.e goru.,..i with tnr .H.e.I Jb.u Hu. somewhat UccuuHr rrur.Iul ueHt Johnson s.nt at the N.u Homo m r'Hm which was H'r' ...ur.I h.. .tt.rI other mon. .Hmr Hi ...r v..r whom h. was ..rWtN ace .....rt.I II. cnims 0, HIt. had tu' N I. uII.. whom b. uur.I rH. Wrs was m hs trlu.ers uuUk.t and n. sIIs hr hung u.. c.utH,. or u u..t u.ar th. bunk ,,r.r. I.. ...t Y..urHN nowHg IuHn- .... rushed .>rt.Iy tn tHc proprietor of r.. uI... HuI tlI mm -nme oHe had .I.......,i s" u aH.I from he uure. lul u.l tH. .Hrsuur.t. tr.y. had I.ft s".
 r.t t. show thHt He was H eHuI f.Il'W- Nn.Ht Hu h.If I..nr, Johnson reported u.. .... in l.. HUI|urI. l man who had .f.Ht n fh. .m. rHHm walked quickly ..f of tbe nII... arJ r.r to tmr it was thought thIt r. m.En, hlv. hHd some trn- to do witch tH. uuH.r However, I.uH..r mot lH. ..sH.ot.i uIr.v durHr .H. urnu.u lrI h.eIm. convinced thIt n. u.. r.t m. m.n. some nf Jnnn..n~ ~ ..I..nuu..s vuf, .s..r,.rc tuat hr
 .Hr.nnNluI lr. %. tn. opinion .H.t Tn lIe In.aa., b. is -IdN mixed. .. to .- hardly ubs.y thlt th.rr lnirr tr. .romm.tlne.s. would dv.d. up -o -.u.r..-.y VIlh h.s victim.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26
STRIKES II IN
 ATLIN
Former Skagwayan Interest
 ed In Rich Property
H. III. Fraser, With Four Others, Has Wide Pay Streak On Pine Crock and They Wm Work All Winter Getting Out n Dump

IT, IT, Fraser. formerly night watchmaN in this city. and who has been in Atlin for the past three years. has struck lt rich and ls now In thc city for thc pur- pose of purchasing machinery with which to work his newly discovered bonanza. Mir. Fraser with four others. are located about one mile above Discovery on Pine creek They have run tunnel from tLe rim on Pine creek toward what is known 1s the Head Willow Creek. and struck pay at one hundred and ten feet. that justified them in put tnc In cars and other machinery in order Co work thc gravel The pay streak is seventy feet wide and runs an ounce a day Go Che man. Twelve men win Doc cm- ploycd to carry ou Che work. which win continue throughout Che winter Those interested with Mir. Fraser are. Walter Sweet Archie Christie. Thomas Elem ing and 8. Berger. an well known in Che Auln country
 Mir Fraser speaks in thc highest terms of the quartz outlook n the Atlin dis, trIct Mir Runncr is now working 70 gang of men on his recently discovered ledge at Discovery. which ls becoming wider at the end of each days work. and teams arc now hauling ore Co che Monroe Mountain stamp min.
 The most beautiful weather eyer known In Auin. has prevailed there during the Inst month.
 Mir Fraser win remain in town only long enough to arrange for his machIn- cry
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26
SALMON BACK THIS YEAR
 HAS BEEN LARGE
General Manager Ellsworth of the New Combine Visited
 the City Yesterday. Inspecting Property

waters of southcostcrn Alaska. Boring Sen and tho Arctic.
 'In the latter body of water thc com- pany conducts whaling business eX- cluslvely-no fish are caught The total fleet or thc Pacific Packing & Navigation Company ia not less than sixty, and it may reach scventy-nvo vessels Many of thcm are occan-golng craft"
 Mir Alnsworth lcft last night for Ju- menu. and win catch thc Seattle from thcrc. returning Co Puget Sound.
 Mr. Ainsworth is yet young man, and as he walked around thc city ycstcr- day with a rcd sweater on. and his little launty cap on Che sIdc of his head. hc did not look like Che general manager of tbc recently organized company which represents Che investment of several mil- lions of dollars.
 Mr. Ausworth locatcd ln Seattle in lN9 uc and Mr. Dunn began their business carccr as retail fish dealers and it was mot until I,a6 that they embarked as Ash canncrs. establishing plant and busl- ness which were involccd Co thc consoli- dntiou at several hundred thousand dole l1ra Their property Included ucct or nuccn or twenty fishing vessels loEgc and small In iVN thc firm built one of Che largest salmon canncr.os on thc Sound at Blaine.
 Manager Nnsworth is a New Yorker by birth and is % years ofagc. In hishus- mess career ho has kept in the front rank And m this connection hc hns been as earnest and persistent as in the methods employed by him in forcing h's way Go Che head of one of thc largest in- dustrics ou thc Pacific.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26
INDICTMENTS
 GALORE
Grand Jury Hand In Eyi-
 dence of Their Work
Joseph Shoa Acquitted - Trial of Charlie Joo Taken Up Lnto Yos- torday Afternoon - Judgments Entered In Both moors Cases

This morning ln Che district court a jury vus completed Go hear Che casc oi Joseph Shcl who was indicted on Che eharsc of stealing from Che person oi another. Attorney Barnes appearing for tho defendant
 It was uIceod chat shea took money from Che pocket of sam Watson. who it Is aid. was lt thc time under Che iniu- .nc. of Iuuor Tho authorities have hcou unable tD locate Watson and hg did not appear Go testify
 Tho ease wont Co Che jury in Che after noon and they hrousht n 70 verdict oi not guilty.
 N.strruy afternoon Che grand jury rc- ported to thc court. handling n Gen n- dI.ments and then retired to thcIr room ur further business
 m tbr c1sc of ucnrlko Moore ys Peter E.u. Dt lI. Che court rayo Judgment ur I1 m favor of Kern.
 Irdemeut for costs iu thc ease of Hon rsl Muoro vs J Ecrnarl Moore. ct ul. was r.udcrcd m favor of pl0intin..
 James Cain. who 's alleged Go have sold Vn.sk.y to Indians. withdrew hIs plc1 of uot guilty and entered plea of guiL ty Tbc c0urt accepted thc plea of guilty and r.seryod sentence unul today
 G.ou. Williams vs Jos HurNhawt ct al The court sustained demurrer oi defendant and allowed uaInun until 10 o'clock tbis morning to ulc amended com- pnut
 United states ys. S. n. Hamilton. Court sustained defendants demurrer and ol- I,N,I r'auuN unW 20 o'clock today to amend by utorIuoat.on.
 Tho grand jury having failed Go present lu indictment u tbc casc of Che United states vs Kah-too-Quist Too-Quon. koo. raok-.sh. Kath-dc-a-iah. it was order. aJ by Che count chat defendants hc die' charged
 rhc oase of Che United states vs Char. I.. Joe was called just before adjourn. mont tmc and a few jurors selected rl. jury win bc ,mpluy'loj th.s morning and che ease proceeded with Thc de. f.ndant win be tried under au indictment rh1re.ne him with changing thc ciuss.' features of Helen Joc Costcon with d -h1r NItc
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26
WIRE IS STILL DOWN
Communication Not Tot Restored
 With tho Statos

The wire is stu down Go the States. Last night information from White Horse was Co thc oncct that Che difficulty was thought Co Doc in the lscoo noun tains.
 X gang of men are now at the seat oi thc trouble and thc officials claim that the line win Doe in working order by thc first of next week. and possibly sooner
 At White Horse there tx much conn mcrcial press hung mp. and before Che wire went down thc last time word was sent over Che stretch of metallic from Vancouver and Ashcroft that there were loads of stun there
 Possibly. iu one sense of Che word. thc newspapers feel thc wire down prop1- sltion more than others. The papers had arranged for press matter. and had banked considerable on it. The business men were yet new Co the wonderful ad, yantagcs of thc through wire and had not been able Co feel its great work before down the wire went.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26

Yesterday. shortly after noon. Che tug Philip F. Kelly. of Juneau arrived in thc harbor. having on board D. E. Aims worth his private secretafy and sten- oraphcr. Mr. Answorth i' tho general manager Of Che Pacific Packing & Navi- eation Company which. to oll intents and purposes. win control t,c fisheries oi Puget Sound. and Che rrcattr portion oi Alaskan fisheries
 Mr. AIusworth came norh on Che Inst trip of tho City of Seattle He lcit tho steamer ot Petersburg. and hos gradual ly worked up Che canal Co skagway, on route Inspecting an of Che cnnncrics that nrc now Che property of thc new cunncr combine
 In an interview with on Alaskan repre- sentative yesterday afternoon. hc said. "I haye. paid a visit Co ol of Che conner- ics we lately took posscss.dn or 40 Pc tcrsbwg. Chnkoot T0ku md Ono many other places. nnd every h.ng u hrt- class condition. The pack ihs year has been large. but notwIthfnnding th'7. thcrc is demand for evry can of ush that has been packed.
 "I sunHos. thlt you arcIcaprciolly n- t.r.st,I .n .n. carrery 1t Chukoot it Nom- r tro cIui of y.pr prosperous ,It, ,W tt thc ppck there ths ....,r h., .I ....t 2-mU This is cone sIdrr,I ln excellent showing, Inasmuch as Che conucry is small onc. Next year am quite certain chat Improvements win hc made placing 10 ln Che same sphere as Che other larger ones.
 "Au told this new combine operate. t,yeuty-slx conncrlcs on Puget Sound, the
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26
FLORA SAILS
 NORTH
Took Many Passengers and
 Load of Freight
Loft White Horse Last Night. Tho Monarch Tiod Up For tho Win tor and tho Flora Took Hor Freight Down

For Che last few days the last steamers have been reported as sailing from paw- son or White Horse. Last night what win be the last steamer for certainty left White Horse for Dawson.
 The Flora. of thc KlondIke Corporation which arrived there from Dawson early Thursday morning. sailed again for the metropolis.
 Tho Monarch which was billed latc last week. as sailing from White Horse for Dawson. win not make the trip this sco- son. and an of her freight, which amounted Co considerable. together with her passengers, was transferred Go th" Flora. and the little steamer went out with load that reminded one of Che rushing days of Che open season.
 It is very improbable that Che Flora win leave Dawson for White Horse again and there are quite number who state that she win have % hard time reaching her destination on account of ice.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26
BULGED
Plates On Hating Are In a
 Bad Condition

Mir F. w. Vincent who, in Che absence of Clptan Troup. is netting manager for Che c. D. x. Company slNes ih1t hr Doe Il.evos Che Hating win he noatgd and brought down to NancQHor within th' next day or sp soys lde Vancouver N.v,s- Advertiser She .s now on 70 pore f.ctly level kecl as though 1t anchor 't high water and with hcr bow ot very IWuc elevation at low water
 piHtcs have been hulgrd and rv'ts started a sflr back as thc forcmast out uo difficulty is looked for In making tem- porlry repairs and hauling Che steamer or Che rocks.
 The wreckug gear taken up by Che steamer Trader Including three power ful pumps for pumping Che water ont of th, forward huIkhold compartments. Huu hy b1Iastine thc uuorpart of tho N's- sel lt is thought her bow can he raised enough to enable thc temporary repairs to ho made.
 Timber. canvas and cement have been taken up for this purpose. The Seattle vrcol,crs arrived iu Che city on rues- day Co tender for tho work of hauling Che Hating o0 the rocks but it is oNpcct- ed that Che owning companys own men can accomplish Che work uus.stcd To show how carefully Che vessel was being n1v.eatod before Che accident. several of Che passengers state thot after entering thc Seymour Narrows Che fog grew worse and rather chan risk uavir1tng Che die ncut passage in such a fog. Captain Gosse took his boat back to Che entrance faat of no moan difficulty, and anchor cd unu Che fog bank had nftcd some what.
 They also state that had Che vessel been travelling faster she would have ans
 ycrcd Co Che helm more readily when Ono nosition of Che steamer was realized. and would probably have escaped running ashore. As it was. however, Che Hating was under hmt steam. and Captain Gossc was feeling hIs way worry slowly and carefully
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26
BY CANOE
Letter Mail Will Be Sent to
 Dawson That Way

From now until Che frcczc-up. letter mail win bc sent from White Horse by nostmeu in canoe. This was Che plan adopted hast year, but it is believed that uuIy two canoes were sent out as thc river frozc carly and made that method hazardous.
 The local poatomcc win dispatch mails daily Go White Horse until Che officials receive word that river work is ended. and au mail must walt until Che winter stage service is inouguutcd.
 Last night. rather unexpectedly thc Flora made another trip from White Horse and an Of Che mall which had arrived thorc for Dawson and lower river points wus dispatched.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26
Special Presbyterian sorviOos

Those in charge of thc Presbyterian church have planned for special services thc last sundoy of each month. together with a select program of sacred music
 Dr. $. Hall Young. thc general Prcshy- tprinn missionary for Alaska, who' has just completed a summer tour of Che Nu- kon. ls expected Go speak tomorrow morning and cycUinr
 Choir anthems and mixed quartet have been arranged. and further music is promised. including solo and thc male quartet
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26
ONLY LETTERS GO NOW
No Moro Packages or Papers Wm
 Bo Sont Inside

It is now au on with sending papers and packages Co Che interior untl river navigation opens noXt year An order Co this effect has been given ont by Che local powohicc officials and from now nothing but letters win bc sent Co points beyond White Horse. This Includes points between White Horse and Dawson and all places on the lower river
 At present there is in thc local post- office possibly 1.500 pounds of papers alone. and uutn thc official report is sent au oyer the United States and Canada. besides in tho European countries. pack ages and papers sent for Interior places win bc held mp here, or else resent Co Se- attc. as that office has more space for accumulated mail matter Of tho second- class than has Uncle sam at this sta- ton.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26
STEAMERS ARf TIED UP
Au L Y. N. Co.'S Boats Now At
 White Horse

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 H r'tH.rHe n.ra .. ... work ..>t t.Ir
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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26
WOOD MEN ARt BUSY
Shortage of Coal Croatos Big Do
 mnnd For Other Fuol

Tho local wood dealers are rcaping a harvest mst at present Tho shortage oi .olI hls not been relieved os much as thought and many families have nid in u supply of wood.
 Cou is expected both on Che pir.go and cIty of Seattle. quite 90 number were eaueht short. and have been making their few sacks of Che bitumnous last as long ls possible.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26
Twas Only tho Tug Kelly

Last night shortly after o'clock peo- pie up town heard the whistle of a steam cr down the canal Hotel men hitched up and. In several instances they went part way down the approach Of Moore's dock. thinking the whistle was that Of the Die iigo coming up the canal and being fore cd to whistle on account of the thick weather. But instead Of the whistle get ting nearer lt gradually grew more feeble Then a happy newsboy said. "Ah. Gee. dats the Kelly going Co Junnic.'
 So it proved to be. for as the Dirigo did not arrive thc anxious were then ap- prlsed Of the fact that the tug Kelly had left early in the evening for Juneau, and it was her with her steamboat whistle making an the racket.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26
GIVEN A FAREWELL
Miss Maud Gibbons Given An En-
 ioyabie Party

The party given at Elks hall last night ls % farewell Co Miss Maud Gibbons. was one of thc most pleasant social functions Of its kind this season.
 Miss Gibbons is very popular among thc young set. and those who gathered last night showed their friendship for the lady ln volumes Dancing was Che chief enjoyment. and when Miss Gibbons leaves on Che City of Seattle today she win know that she has a host of tried and true friends In Skngway who win eager ly await her return among them once more.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26
Arc You Going to Nome'

Then get the latest reliable map Of the Koyukuk. Blue Stone. Council City, Nome. Port Clarence and Copper River Mining districts. Price. 90 cents. Issued by thc Seattle Daily Times Sent on rec cclpt of price. u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26
Only a Few Day. More

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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26

Just received a large stock of winter millinery which win Doe sold at reduced nrices Fifc-Alaska Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26

Ovcraus Jumpers. coats and jeans. Le- vi Strauss make at big reduction at our closing out sale
 Chaney's Boston Store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26

NccEwcar latest pattern. Grown and Harris. make. suspcndcrs blg reduction at our closing out sale.
 Chcncy's Boston Stor'
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26

You can't help finding something you want at the prices we are quoting thls week Chcnev's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26

For draying or expressing, call J. Cowan. Phone J5. Automatic, lao
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26

We are having a bonande Reduction Sale on an of our high grade stock Cheney's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26

A new line Of neckties just received at Clayson's-au shades and colors.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26
Amorisau Tailor. 4sI Broadwav

Seattle Export Beer delivered in any r1rt of thc city for g per dozen quarts by E B. Eottuug Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26

Selling an our stock at cost for Che next fifteen days at Wilson's drug store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26

Belle of Lexington whlskey-elght years old-just out of government bond and Three Crown Diamond Malt whIs- key-strlctly pure-at the Seattle Saloon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26

sixth avenue. skagway Is remaining close second with Sixth avenue. New York. lf you arc to judge by Che boauu- fui window display at B. M. Behrends'. tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26

All kinds or soft drinks and Seattle Ex- port Beer at B. B. Bottling Co. Fifth Avenue. opposite Fifth Avenue Hotel.