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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-15
MertcneIIi Created Cardinal.

Rome April lJ--At the consistory
held today Archbishop Martinelll the
papal ALLOCATE IN the United States,
was recognized n cardinal Eleven car
dlnals were created
The names Of the other new cardinals
are as follows:
Mgr Fripeu, Mgr CabagInls. Mgr.
San Mlniatclli Mgr Ceunar Mgr. Del
lavolce, the archbishop Of Benevento,
the archbishop Of Ferram the arch
bishop of Prague, the archbishop Of
Cracow, the bishop OF Verona and the
bishop OF Pavla
The consistory today was secret, A
public conslstory viii be held April Is.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Telegraph Companies Once More
Send Out It's Quotations.

Chicago, April 15.-After several
months interruption board Of trade
quotations showing the price movement
of the leading speculative grain and
hog products were sent out by the tele-
graph companies today. Where desired
the quotations are continuous, but the
customers are bound to do their utmost
in keeping the figures from bucket
shops
Tho resumption Of the service caused
no noticeable increase In the volume
Of business here the market early being
rather dull.
The San Francisco Boston, Detroit,
Philadelphia and New York 'Consoli-
date evchar ges received the quotations
today, but the New York Produce eX-
changes at Duluth, Minneapolis and st.
Louis have not yet applied for them.
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Rice viii Case Adjourned.

New York, April 15-Surrogate Fitz-
gerald decided today to adjourn the
two William Marsh Rice win contests
until Wednesday IN order 10 await
Justice JerQme's ruling on the charge
Of murder against Patrick.
Lawyer Moore for Patrick said he
intended TO apply for a writ VI habeas
corpus during the day for Short and
Meyer, who have been held by Record
er Goff on charge of forgery. The
lawyer says their commitment was
made on insufficient evidence and that
the bail In which they are held, 100000,
is excessive ana should be- reduced
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WAR REVENUE LAW.
Tax on Export Bills of Lading De-
clared UNCONSTITUTIONAL.

Washington. April BIN the United
States Supreme Court an opinion was
handed down today in the case OF Fair
bank vs. the United States. The case
involved the constltutlOnallty Of the
war revenue law imposing n tax upon
export bills of lading. The court decid-
ed against the government holding that
provision Of the law unconstitutional.
The opinion was handed down by JUS
tIce Brewer, and Justices Harlan, Gray,
White and McKenna dissented.
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Mai. Monaghan at Manila Dead.

Washington, April lj.--Gen. MacAr-
thur at Manila today informed the
war department Of the death OF Mai.
William Monaghan, volunteer paymas-
ter. who died Of heart disease on the
18th instant. Mai. Monaghan was a
soldier Of the civil war, serving In an
Ohio regiment and was appointed from
Ohio to his present position In June,
1898, He had been selected as cap
tain and paymaster In the permanent
establishment.
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]. fl. SHEALER RECOVERING.
AnExprcssman's Grave Case Of Blood
Poisoning Caused by Big Bruise.

]. II. shealer the eXpressman, who
was the victim Of blood poisoning
caused by a trunk MASKING his hand
Ia recovering gradually from the opera
ton that was performed on him by Drs.
Beer and Benedict a few days ago. The
swelling extended to the shoulder and
for a time his condition, looked very
grave indeed. His friends will be glad
to know. however, that he is now out
Of danger II he will be careful,
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VIII Resume Prepaid Orders.

Chicago. April l5.-0wing to the re.
fusal Of certain New England roads 10
sell colonlst tickets Tuesdays to Pacific
coast points western roads probably will
resume the use OF prepaid orders In
getting eastern business The Chicago
Milwaukee and 81, Paul, the Great
Northern and the Burlington have an.
nounced this as their intention.
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MURDERER WRIGHT.
Every Effort Being Used TO Fasten
Kabney's Murder ON Him.

Plttsburg April l5.-Edward Wright
who killed Detective Patrick Fitzser-
aid last Friday, while resisting arrest
for the alleged murder and robbery OF
Groceryman Kahney is still confined
In the Mercy hospital he Is rapidly
recovering. Mrs. Wright Mrs, Wilcox;
and two men, Robert d. Wilcox ana
John Wright, who were captured win
Edward Wright, are st.ll In jail.
The police bureau Is using every ef.
fort 10 faslen ne murder Of Kahney
upon the accused and almost every
hour the detectives discover some faec
Of Importance in the web which they
are weaving about them,
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Presidential Amendments.

Washington April 1.-THE President
today made the following appoint
War-Edgar Russell 70 be signal Of.
foer OF volunteers with the rank OF
major. .,,,
To be surgeon ~ voluntsers,"ith rank
OF major. Abraham L. Haines and En-
nest J. Johnstone. ..,...
with rank OF captan. Ralph ;. Porter
Charles NJ Galhralth. Joseph l.. SAN
ford. Robert r. williams. Jams D. Cut
ter ana William II. Block
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THE DANISH CABINET.
There viii he No Change IN IL for
Six Months.

Copenhagen. April l5.-Desplte the
rumor OF the resignation Of the schested
ministry, consequent upon the signal
defeat at the recent elections, there will
be no change in the cabinet for at least
six months and possibly for a year.
when elections for the landsthlng will
be held. This declaration was reached
at council Of state at which the king
requested the ministry 10 remain in Of
fee. Some Of the members desired TO
retire. but II was ultimately arranged
that the cabinet should retain power.
When a change Is made II II expected
that a ministry OF the left viii be
formed, thus introducing parliament
aryism into Denmark for the first time.
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"ROLAND OF BERLIN"
Leon Cayello Completes Opera Or
dered by Emperor william.

London, April lj-The Italia says
Leon Cavello has compelled an opera,
ordered by Emperor William In Feb
ruary 1894, entitled Roland OF Ber-
lin," taken from the history OF the
Margrave Frederick Of Brandenburg.
Old PrussIan airs are interviewer in the
music OF the opera, which win shortly
be placed In rehearsal at Berlin.
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NJ r. Josoph McNIahnn Dead

Washington, AprI l5-M Mgr. Joseph
Mcmahon died at the Catholic unlyer-
sity today. lie was "a years Of age
He had been at the university for about
eight years, but had no official connec-
tiQn with the institution He was born
IN Ireland but came to this country
many years ago the greater part of his
life work having been done In New
York and vicinity No arrangements for
the funeral have yet been made.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS.
Are Not Liable TO Prosecution Under
State Medical Law.

Milwaukee, April l5,-Judge Eugene
S. Elliot IN the circuit court today de-
cided that Christian Scientists are not
liable to prosecution under the state
medical law. The court ruled that the
Scientists can no more be held for
practising medicine when their means
are healing by prayer than can minis
ter who pratcs at the bedside OF the
sick and receives therefore a Zee, elmer
directly or indirectly CO.,
The cause was that OF the sla'e
against Crecentia Aries aud Emma
Nicholas, Christian Scientists, VINO
treated a child named BrosennacK ai,
ficted with diphtheria and VINO ais'
from the disease.
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FUNERAL PARTY IS DELAYED BY WRECK.
""u Accident the Southern Pacific Prevents the Arrival OF
the Remains Of President Cannon.

~, resident George Q. Cannon's remains
'a not arrive on the Rio Grande West.
y, Vain from Ogden this morning.
s'u'n disappointment was felt by the
=, @sDu'fd or more relatives and friends
!, 40 mad gathered a the station. when
Is NSo train came in and the an.
'',eeuleht was made that the South
~ acme train, bearing the body, had
r..l. 10 make connections at Ogden.
80 i,,a,,y ms morning q dispatch was re-
,s,. s1 saying that the Southern Pacific
r ~ i hao been delayed by a wreck but a
'''sSuent telephone message conveyed
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Counterfeiters Ka,ded

Sioux Falls S. D., April ia house
was raided here last night by the fed =
eral authorities and a complete coun-
terfeiters' outfit, consisting OF dies.
metal and tools was connscated. Levi
Clark was arrested today on the charge
OF being a counterfeiter. Much spurious
coin has been passed recently In this
and adjoining counties.
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Report That They WIN Retire from
Active Railroad Life.

Denver Colo April l3.--The RepublI-
can today says that upon the absorp-
ton Of the Rio Grande Western rail-
road by the Denver 4 Rio Grande.
Gen, William j, Palmer and Col, D. c.
Dodge viii retire from active railway
life.
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Commercial Companies Incorporated

Trenton, n. j., April 1.-THE follow
Ing companies were incorporated here
today.
The Northern Commercial company,
capital s2,7jO0OO 10 acquire, appr0-
pirate, store and furnish water for
all uses. Also to do. general con-
tracing business The incorporators
are: Geo u. Higbee, Isaac strauss and
VIM. Thomss, all Of san Francisco,
The Northern Navigation company.
capital Sl,7500O0. The aims and objects
are the same as the above company and
has the same incorpor8tors.
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BOERS CAPTURE
GENERAL FRENCH,
Also rive Hundred British Troops Caught
Them in a Mist on the Hills The
News Lacks Confirmation.

London April l5.-It is said that d
private telegram has been received
here to the effect that Gen. French with
500 British troops has been capturel
by the Beers While his force was en-.
yeloped in mist ON the hills. No con.
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frmatIon of the report can be oh.
tanned.
The war Office here knows nothln4
about the rumorcd capture OF Gen.
French and entirely discredits the re.
port.
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AT LIBERTY PARK.
''ty omoials Abandon CANYON Tree
r'"hung FOR Big Public Square.

NJ. NoSF DAY was appropriately oh
En-, w ~. uy me city and county officials
w, ..a,l morning, although the original pro
,i ia,n was not carried out. II was
eloIs -. ~ Sne committee that the off,
nor,,r snoula meet at 10 o'clock this
.tbsv" , sbs,. az NE Eagle Gate and that
.CreeL 'S Co Proceed IN a body up City
''eA canyon and plant some trees I'M
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Wellington. April 1.-THE attention
~. ,roaury officials was called TO
or tnr a,cb rom Philadelphia To the
ne ai .ls, ,be famous nat trimmings"
eltec' wv belrr settled with the result
cases cas-. W., w. 20 10000 claimed By the I'M
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Gen. Gras. of Gun Fame, Dead.

Auxere, Department OF Yonne, France,
April l5.--Gen. Gras inventor OF the
rife which bears his name. died here
today Of apoplexy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-15

Japan. The French Information
indicates that concnIa,orv me-
gJtiauons are proceeding between those
two countries with the prosbe,. OF
thorough understandings reeariIng the
position OF both toward Manchuria and
Korea.
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EXERCISES AT UNIVERSITY.
Faculty and Students Plant About
Two Hundred Trees.

Arbor day was observed in the clsto-
mary fitting manner at the State Uni
versity today, Before nine o'clock this
morning the major portion of the
student body had gathered at The lib
rary building. Most Of the members
Of the faculty were also present The
students then divided themselves into
classes and repaired to the spots select
ed for them by the faculty.
The members Of the faculty then went
to a spot few rods north OF the lib
rary building and started what will be
known as Faculty Grove They
plented twenty trees, and they Will con-
tinue this custom until about one-half
an acre is covered with luXuriant shade
trees The students succeeded In plant
ing about 200 trees. They were Of the
Elm. Box Elder, Linden, Ash Maple
and many others which are destined
in a few years to transform the east
bench. surrounding the University
buildings into one of the loyeliest spots
In salt Lake valley.
The students got through with their
planting at about o'clock this after
noon.
A STUDENTS ACCOUNT.
The class Of 1903 headed by Mr.
Young and President Ebert Thomas
observed Arbor Day In an appropriate
manner at the University this morning.
In all there were planted by the class
fifty-two trees. which Is the largest
number Of trees put out by any class in
the school The 'O3 grove Is now the
largest and by far the most pleasing 10
the eye OF any grove on the campus.
Dale Parke, Ike and Dan Alexander,
and Ebert Thomas Of Prof. Cummings
Latin class planted a young orchard
and dedicated the central tree to Prof.
Cummings. The orchard Is known as
the katherine Grove" and Is situated
east OF the 0S Grove.
The University Senate, although the
most dignihed body In the school, plant
ed its tree. Headed by President Ebert
Thomas each member took his turn at
the shovel a case containing the
names OF the members was placed az
the foot Of the tree.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
Warehouse Completed

The warehouse of Bloom koroch has hocu completed and yesterday Painter Rich began putting ou che first coat When entirely finished Che structure win hc 70 credit to thc city.
 
 We arc having a houlddc Reduction Sale on an of our high grade stock. Chcncys Boston Store.
 Buying summer suit without seeing our stocl. is recklcssncss. Clayson & Go. Browncus. tth and Broadway for hard- ware.
 Rcd star bottled boor is unoquaiod as n table drink 32 per dozen, delivered Telephone 59
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
STOCK TRAIN
Special of Twenty Cars Run
 Out Last Night

A special cattle train of twenty tvo clrs. loaded with 2W head or steers for N GustayIson. thc Dawson cattle king started for White Horse l1st night md u au probability win be Che last ship- mcnt or thc scuson He wrU Hf thc hrr- ost stock train. Co go out this year.
 Tho stcors came up on the City of Se- atuc and Che Capnano and are an excep- uou1lly nnc lot of beef cattle. The City of Seattle. oD her next trip, win have nfy .tocrs for GIstavison and this shipment win cnd his operations for thc season.
 From the number of cattle recently rushed Into Dawson. and Che many ru- morcd Go bc on Che way. lt would appear chat Che Dawson mlrkct was to bc over flooded with hcof th'e winter
 Mr. GIstl..suu alld yesterday that hc would n.t nE. ,1 nlrr any cattle conn irr lrt,r tta nest trip of thc Seattle. and lc l.Jet. .am. .r ihc cattle supposed to ic com.na a.or m.y get frozen in on route Go Dawson.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
A Trip to Coon Town

saturday night at Elks hlu win be so.l one of Che best negro comuau.es that have ever travelled on thc dGoreat theatrical routes of rh. rm.d sj1t,a t is Che company prcsontin- "A Trip tn Coon Town"
 Au os thc members h1vc arrived Iu skagwly and rahDarsals have h.on going or at lively rate. somc of tnc dt,I,. and choruscs arc Che l1tcst and th' di0or- .ut specialtIes arr nid Co he enmethine unique Go tbls part of thc world
 Several local nshts join tho roml"W hsrc flr Che one performance so a EHoI show ls promised
 From hero Che company win %" t other cities of Alaska chen south Go r,. e.u Che winter season.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs Woods wifc or Judge Woods uf Nuu. v.u b. paa,us,r oy,r ou to- nights train. Shc has secured a r.-cr walton ou tbc uuug. bciue south bound to Vancouver
 Tom Eless ono or Ono most cousp.c- uous members of TacomI swell sct. To. turns home on thc Humboldt ufior h1y- lne spent yclr In Che interior
 IT w. UIemIck and wife arc expected from NtiIn tonil1t They vIu sD to Van. couvor ou the Hat.ne
 ~
 f. A. Phillips. manager of Che Northern Commercial Company. Us going Co Seattle on thc Humboldt
 Lieut. B. H Canadian from Ft Ee- bert c1mc oIt 1et night accompanied by E Blake. J. c. Henderson and w. e. Gr1v They win hc Humboldt p1eson- gert
 C OMc1rl. O OMolr1 and w. T pit- chars three EuclIsb tourists 1rc going Go Vancouver on Che Uatur having just como out from Dawson
 -o-
 E Nr Taylor or Che Alaska Transfer was passenger Go White Horsc yos- tcri,y
 Henry Polls. one of Che pilots of Che lower Yukon. came out from Dawson ycs- tcrdav and IV going below on Che Hum bo,dt
 Mrs Nogrsc. accompanied by her f0th- erJ E Doore. win co south to vnncnuv- er com Che Hating for short v.st Capt. Brown or Che steamer Drl .e u town and win bc a eouth hound p1s eorr.r on th. Ifati1c
 Mss EUa Stewart and Mrs w Wu- llms. prominent In Dawson e1cIety circ- les. c1mc out yesterday They r1 to N1u- eoHvor on Che Humboldt
 E L U1rwood and E shepard both of Tleoma. arc coinr south on the Hum- bolIt They came olt from uawson yes- t,rily
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
JIM HILL IS
 THE PUSH
Head of Syndicate to Control
 Lumber Industry
British Columbia Is tho Field For tho Operations Syndicate Has Already Control of Mines Along tho Puget Sound

Nm.r.clu urer.s..v.ues. I.1 term that .- known rretfy V,u On. world oNer U-t-H Cuumba hos known .ts cF,ot In tr. mining ue.He rter sine. they Ucrc rrt exploited. and -b. hls known a U.... .l .t .H r.rlrl to tre lumber nlus- tr. nut !. .t b. trle thlt coming events OI.f m. shadow D.i0r.. she .s so.us to kH.N m.r. ufi
 TH.r. s now almost or thr verrc of completion scheme which win give into On. band. u. American capitalists the ...r-.. .l tba umherrr Industry of Er.- r.u D.umHl 40 tH. h,al of the syu- IIeIt. e r. loss n,rsoulec thau "Jim uUI and whom U comes to thr Gurs- tou or lrrr.es.vc1oss eyery ono knows thlt be s u.ry In t N' 'ne rnr 50 moo mont IolbtsthHtIrth. r.Nt rv. F.1r. the Or,nt .s going ta he na--ae...i of am H'- most unsuitable Hrn.ut. f.r HmI.r Development always calls f0r hIIIHr. HrI buildings clI. fHr lumber 70. matter t. vhlt cNtent ste.l brick and srUr. may reure.
 rh. syndicate or which MT m E th. t.lI bong lel r.corr.z.I thr Dct and started to ay their p.1us accnrl.Hey. They have ulranJy rot control of the mills Iare the sound. blt tho knew HU along th.t they would never control th, market l- bong ls the British Columbia mMs had a free hand I'm thls Province II. enough timber t1 provide lumber for tt. wants of the orient for many yolrs q. come. and it is always easy to got Ir.- tI.h curriers' British carriers orc also m.r. sccentlbl. n Oriental ports chan th... of any othcr country. owing Go the magnificent British consular sCrsico. which sm.0th.s so many Irculti.s from ths path .. the British merchant skIp- per-
 The nerntat.ans which lro In proeress covers the uur.tls. from the financial corporations interested of alI tbc mills and timber limits In British Columb.s. vIth the exception 1I th0s. hold Dog On. Ross -McTareu combination. They HrD holding out for reasons best known ta themselves For months n1es the UoHiI- b. purchasers have h1d 1r expert who I4 known to cvcry person u the timber l...nsss In British Columbia. eo.ns over th. .i1Ims held by ,he mills In question. and the fact thIt this estimlt. do. nHt .er.. with th1t hrlJ hy thr alnSt r oh. anlv thing thlt Is blocking thc dr.l
 Fy.r.th.ne points to th. nct that un- I..s British capital lntcrv,u.s. tr' iuri- Dor Industry uf Er.,.en l"iIIiu'l vHI bs Iu Che hands of I1 Nu"ti'1n tN''i- olt, headed bv J J. 'ul within ihc next sN months
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

Finest grade trunks grips. telescopes and bags-blg cut at our ci0Fiug out sale.
 Cheney Boston st0rs
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
Torty-Four Dogs Killed

not crtcr.. Duon ia quietly. but sys- tomltic.uy. 1t work. During the past seven days ., dogs have been gathered iu Thrcc. only. were redeemed and thc n, -li.a,r o.o now in thc great beyond.
 v reo..o m.ss their pct bow vows they shu..J it r..c. s.ok thc pouudmastcr who can be found at thc wood yard corner cs g.sto 1.I rhrI avenue. for when hc rst. n. Ial.- on Mr Dog unless his .s..r csua him within three days. thcre ie u,u t,ec u Inc dog heaven. sent lh,rc vu I,HI,1 bIuet.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

Now is your chance for a bargain In Flm and Winter underwear
 Chcncy's Boston Storc.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
The Gold Star Sold

The steamer Gold star was sold by Che -horIT at Dawson in pursuance of Che advertisement for Che second salc. J. R. McGovern was thc purchaser fIc se- cured the nuo uttic steamer for 2.cn
 10 is considered th1t Che Gold sur s'll very chcaply. A year ogo. according t1 Sherin Enhock. she brought Sgeo ot . private sale. Her boiler alone. lt is claim ed wll bring St0 easily. She has duc machinery. including two excellent Du. plex pumps An told. It is the common opinion that Che machinery should be worth not less than six thousand dolars. for mining purposes. The amount gee cured win pay about % cents ou thc dol. lar Of Che amount luA Che men who were losers by the absconding of Captain Nix on.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

For draying or expressing. call J. Cowan. Phone 55 Automatic, l3l
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
HUNDRED AND.
 THIRTY
Good Load Of Passengers Ar
 rived On Train
All Camo Up tho Rivor On tho B. Y N. Steamer Victorian Hotels and Rostauoants Foel tho Rush
 Tow Remained At White Horso

Three coaches and every seat occupied with passengers numbering i2o came over from White Horse ou thc train ycstcrlay afternoon
 An of Che passengers came up Che river on Che B Y. N. Co.'s steamer Vic- torIau and although there were i0o on board only few remained at Whito Horse
 AS Che train arrived O rush was made for Che Humboldt and Hating offices and ninety pcr cent. of those who came over had secured reservations last night
 The hotel registers looked good last night nnd thc bcu boys were kept on tlc jump tu a late hour
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

A fancy vest for a plain price at Clay son's
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
THE WHITE PASS & YUKON ROUTE.

Pacific and Arctic Railway Navigation Company. British Columbia Yukon Railway Company British Yukon Railway Company.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
Reserve Your Soats

Tho floor plan for Che Mary Case con- cert to bc given at Elks han next Tues day evening is now open 1t Roots drug store and uu desiring good seats should reserve them at once. as Che house win undoubtedly boa packed
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

Cau and convince yourself that we are making great sacrifices on our stock Cheney's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

The Seattle Bohemian Draught Beer is the best and most expensive draught beer made In Seattle. For sale at the &c., attlc Saloon. corner State and Sixth ave- nue.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
capllaao Sails South

The frcightcr CopIauo sailed south yes terday afternoon. leaving here shortly after ] o'clock She took no passengers.