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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-27
cotton Prices Iltui,rr

'"'i"m op"n-i uui"t ana 10 1T h cher
M ~ market TODAY Ns.r III. ralf
her" was an IMPROVEMENT htlc ~ Liver.
pool cables Shorts M'r" NOR" di-p"ssh
e" cover Than 80 tax. risk. over SUNDAY
IN" opening prices w,t". Aptl SGi
SOS 20 N"a. August ~, To- ~ S.p,"m
be-, y to ~. h'inb"r, 80 To- rs NJ
N"nh'r. - 30 i.i D"C"mh'r ~ 10
"a. January, i2s 10 : z
In" closing pric"s we're. A?rll, SiO to
-! Way. u 10 sls June. snS - S.oa
July. sos ~ -" august. - 10 -
S"rt"mh'f 80 To ~; pctnp"f al 20
NnS"mh"r 30 - 80 December.
- 80 -, Ihnu,ry, = 10 =
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-27

Tn. y,.rkS az ~" f:mpir" atrs1luteiy
r"fn-. /" -.y ANYTHING concerning the
matte, ont II I, certain inst Prof Her
ron. Mis-. CART" Rand her SISTER aud
Mir Rant registered ~ IN. Empire on
f"a - from Chicago.
Tn" register recording N. arrival OF
the party has been Withdrawn from tn"
desk. II bears also This other record.
dated April E, "Mr. HERON. CHICAGO.
IL 7W NJ, @?'
Let ne explain that REGISTER, said
the clerk 10 an Evening World reporter.
''ThI; IL not Mrs HERON I mean. YOU
Ar". Mrs Heron obtained a divorce
irun her husband N chicaE" an.l We
i'll not kncw these partic, "h"n they
registered h.t. In FcSEunr".
They registered George = Heron
and III" Rand party. and Prn' HERON
d"hn'; r"main W" made q mistake on
th' books and | signed 'hHt nam" Mr..
ll"rr"n to Keep "ur anrk~ straight:
Thi's Al
~ tha vas all Tho clerk was asked.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-27
CONSOLIDATED
BROKERS BUSY.
Stock ExchangeClosed
Spectators Crowd
Smaller Market.

Spectators turned TO the Gorsoltda' d
Exchange 'o.dsy rrsulnr patrons ~
the principal Wal. stree, marx" hocs
inr here the Stock Exchange helm.
closed
Prices opened strong ana 'rsd.ns va.
ac,.v" Tn" sales however ncins I'm.
ted to the Consolidated standard
L : Steel va. tn" prominent i..uc al,
an advance OF ~ per cent 70 % Poo.
picr Gas. Erie. Southern Railway rr"-
ferr"d and Northern rac;nc were no
'rnctional!y Copper. ON IN" CONTRARY
va. on - per cent
The orsnaS averaged - peg cent
ahov. the closing in ,h' srocH Exchange
last night
Dealing. became n.ary during m.
second hour Of trading. and prices al
"anced rapidly Burlington SOLD freely
A. ,O n. record rriC" IL wts paid f"r
81. Paul Wall" ln"n Pncinr ""nt ~
high az ils S-s
The sales IN L : steel aggregated
nearly j",fD shares - sharp .,ivaur.
For the Ar-' dino - the h>fnry OF tha
Consolidated, ~" cNrhanc" So is "Hu.
prices
When the market opcn"d to-day Lon
don vas followed &th"r philadelphia.
hut orders cam" ~ 20 FAST trun y,rltusA
places that tn. Cousulit Ht"d b-DArf-
mad" their own prices
The market rl"s't ttr"nE
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-27

mat WIS renewed =. Newport News A.
i"t her TAP from Southampton ending
Na;s'H On thl' trip .,n ammonia
condenser IN the .c.rnklng plant cN-
r'ol"h KILLING an assistant steward and
a siceras. passenger AMI lnjur1nx wen
I, Iour persons
ON the next daS while 6"' miles from
Ib4S port tn" iRil-shaft ~ her port EN-
sine hrpk" n two places near IN. pro.
pelI-r rhr chief engineer. the Chi"f
officer lni assistant .ngtnc"rs dashed
.h urIp"llrr 30 hat Il could not 'hll
Iutt rH, Scn
Tho ,lu.r am. on under her stsrhoard
.rHE|u,1s nnls. AZ Sp""d ~ from tw"lv"
~ fHIlT' trn knots and was sent lm'ne-
.Ii4r,.t ~ Newport News where a spare
e tii-4htr pIs n'iod IN position. and sho
1.IErl HtHiu from New Ylrl. on Arr'l "a
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at which he was present. tia A.il.,
that Is said TO have killed Groxan was
On cross-exaIninauon ne said that n.
nid not see tn. bullet until Dr.. S~a 4
removed II. There was - description
topsy.
Was anything done at the autopsv
to show you that the bullet vs. 4
3?-calibre?" the Judge asked.
II have an impression that II ~.
htted into the old bras revolver"
AZ the time OF the autopsyf'
Yes. str"
did Il fit?'
yes. sir."
The cross-examiner representing IN.
prisoner shifted to me scene Of Jan.
In the cemetery at Mount Auburn.
Dr. Durrell said that when the bulie,
Was put into an old brass revolver a
tt. time OF the ausopsy It fittsd inoosly
The revolver AID the bullet weee p2Ocei
before the doctor. lie htted In the
Laden pellet. rs was done Il the all
tnosy
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-27
SEN. MURPHY'S
SON MARRIED.
Ran Up to Albany to Be
Welded by a
Judge.
lss.s,.l to m. Evening World,

ALBANY. y. y. April a'-Richari
Murphy. the youngest son NJ ex-
United States Senator Edward Murphy.
this mcrring with Mrs Elizabeth W.
McConihr.
lie asked hnrricd.y for city Judge
Severance.
When the Judge appeared whispered
conversation was held and immcdia trly
after the couple wee united In mar.
riagc
both refused to talk.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-27
Clerks at Empire Say
the Record" Mrs. Her.
ron" Was p ! a c e d
There to Correct an
Error in the Books.

Wentworth and a -tcnoSrarhcr
~ an Evening World reporter Mr..
Men wurih said;
Or HERON will see no newspaper
mas lie VII! neither confirm nor deny
the charges. 50 unjust. 80 cruel made
lCalnS, him II" believes in taking an
.nttitud" ~ silence. assured that the
attacks ~ has enemies Will soon pass
away
Mr. Wentworth EXPRESSED much sur
pri-" wncn informed that pr HERON
nuL Mr. li"rrnr n"re registered at
ta- Emrrr
N,,s Airs Heron here Apri So h~
whs asked
~
what Mrs Heron was It was regis
tered 1t the liule! Empire
4 don't know.
WHAT was tn" number o. Dr. Her.
ron apartment, a, the Empire
y" iO,''
That w,s also the number Indicated
as Mrs Ilrr-ons room April g. said
III. reporter
''Tacrc Ii som. great mistake" said
Mr.. Wentworth.
"Do you TANK she professor was mar.
Rcd secretly
No
Mss Rand. her mother ana sister DC.
tGpy room No. U2 a, tho Empire.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-27
FEED YOURSELF SCIENTIFICALLY.
Some Sure Results From Proper Food
Selection.

oGJGSyIOos
Farmers select certain food TO
bring about desired results In their
animals, but 1t Is not 30 easy q
matter with the complex machine
called man Tor more highly organ.
ICED woman). !:
The food specialist. however. has
been Ut work, and In Grape-Nuts
we ind a food containing delicate
natural particles OF Phosphate OF
Potash and larger quantities OF al
bumen.
These unite In the human boiy
forming the peculiar soft substance
which flls the cells OF the brain.
Therefore. when one desires to use
a food directly intended for braip-
building. tho food Grape-Nuts may
BE- depended upon.
Fortunately It Is ono Of The most
delicious bits Of food used by man
kind. the delicate sweet Of 0eNpe.,
Sugar being Of the most olnsoing
character. All pruminaak Ooesrs
sell Grape Nuts. msIde 6 - pare
food factories Of the rooeA0 lo0snal
Co, La. at Bstkls oEssk. MOI.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-27
Observation-Disclosures,

why wer" YOU 80 pnrtitHiar I" pu'
down the hour OF arrival ,1d assign .
:oom?''
II" could no, .Apl,l;l tnc minute en-
try, neither cDuii H. ,"lt WY II took
nearly Two months to discover III ar.
ror IN the books
In response to n card sent to Miss
t"nds apartments q man came duwr.
I'VE have nothing !" s.,y ~ said
wv. don't want to talk u IN. news
papers
II speak for Miss Rand nc replied
and she has nothing t" say TO any re-
Porter
Prot. Heron. the clerks say. has
never stopped ~ IN" Empire though as
name appears on Feb. ~ rs 4 guest
For three weeks he had been ~ IN"
Schuyler. an apartment. house Oh West
F"rty-hfth street or OF Sixth avenue
lie l"f, three DAYS lrO for boston.
but returned to-day He * accom-
panied by ut. secretary Frank "
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-27
FIRE MENACED
HOTEL GUESTS.
Several Hurt Jumping
from WindOws-Man
Held by Flames.

BISGHAMTON. y. y. April 27-A
IRE which broke out In the Valley House,
In this city. early to-day was attended
BY number OF thrilling ssrapcs
The blaze. which originated In a de-
fect!ve fuc. was not discovered until! 8,
had burned through the mrs, hoor. SOM
OF the guea;s Jumped from Windows
and we're slightly injured.
One mon Was caught on balcony
on the upper noor ana hemned in b.
flames. HLs plight was desperate .E-n
q ladder was finally raised and he was
rescued.
The loss was &l.cc0
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-27
THE NEW YORK
BREAKS SHAFT.
American Liner Will Not Arrive Here Until
Next Tuesday,

The American liner Now York VIII no,
arrive at this port to-day ~ scheduled
She Is lmpng across the Atlantic r!th
her port SHAFT broken and Vii probably
arrive next Tuesday
News OF the New York comes rom
Queenstown. where the captain y the
Campania reported that " me, mo NJ"
York a. noon Wcdncsdat IN ma re1n
and that the New York signa'lel 'ht
che had broken her port shat ih"
New York reported tina an on board
was well and she WAC proceeding 81 #
fair speed with one engine.
The New York sailed from ) uthtup.
ton Mt noon las, saturday
She has hrokcG TIE !dent.ga. shltt
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-27

~ u Billings. ESSEX Country. beat Or.
\ W Hiddlr, Philadelphia country
cub, by I up ami : - play Fan, Wa
i"rmhn. EnH.cwood. beat Charles I.iy.
inGston. IT. Lakewood, hy NJ ant :
to play.
Rather a surprise FOR the talent oc-
curr.d ~ the defeat ~ G.-org. + Arm
strong. Fox I'm. At the hands uf II "
Ferris. Lakewood. an old gentleman ~
seventy. In the scm'-i,na,s FOR the third
cup. The other match WAS between T.
G: Enncvcr. Baltusro, and + II i.oy.
ell, tr.. Essex Country, and t.nnevcr
40, 10y up and ! TO play
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-27
STOCKS STRONG IN LONDON.
steel ana Copper share. Led In tho
D~mn nd for Americans.

~" market FOR Americas Railw,;
In London TODAY was strong
and active. particularly FOR tho S,ccI
am Copper wares Prices were fu!y
M 80 Nc" YORK uirity
81, ran! Atrhisou and cana In South.
'th ""r" pf"miu"u' 10 point ~ .,lin
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-27
DOUGLAS AND
TRAVIS WIN.
Brilliant Play in Lake
woods Big Golf
Tourney.
l.pt,l.. 10 a., H,.aLn. wn,la.l


LAKEWOOD, y j. April ?, Tn. golf-
"rs competing to-day In the Lakewood
open tournament had IDEAL weathc,
Tor their mort. ,H- sun was warm ana
brient and tho links were in superb
condition. In addition to the semi. finals
and iin,ls FOR the three cup. nm eighteen
mole handicap Is bclnG played in whiah
'hcf" are -ig1ty-twp entries
The fr,'ur. OF the day was the match
between Walter Travis the present
amateur champion, and George G. Du,-
ION. winner OF the recent P!nehurs; open
tournament Dnuon held his o~n In
grand style during the first nine holes
He was a ;r.ne nervous on the start
and Travi. Hol the mrs, Sn!e by s to s
Then the liostoniln settled down and
played good golf Travis vas TWO up at
the fourth hole and honorS wer. even
at the sixth and again al the turn
During III. remainder OF the match
Travis won the tenth, twelfth and -FOUR.
teen,h holes. III" others being halved,
and Travis won by | M and 20 play.
tn. scor" follows:
walter rfa'i. Gali-n GO,
Out -. = 7
IN .... ) -jl->D
G,orr- {. Nation, Oakley coan,r, Club
n ia So IS,
The other match which received at.
tention was I'll: contest between Finiiay
Douslas and " n McCnwley. which
suited IN a victory for Douglas BY {: up
and l to play. The scores follow:
F'nelsy s. peusias. Nassau
v. T. K ,, ;;.;i;; Ill:
Ss' -. - -. = $3.50: ~.
n the semi.aaals for the sscond cup
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-27
FIRE IN CROKER MANSION.
Electric W,rss star, n Rlns- Tha,
Is soon E1;!HguIshcd.

There was tion Are IN he mansion o,
George Checker the California million
alrs. AT No. J Ew. Say fourth street,
at II O'clock last stght.
The family mad not r"glIcd when an
Zod0r oil unokc snt traced to n" but
s1er.s pantry. where the wood work was
!eSypuldcrins from 40 imperfect electric
wire 1ng,llation. Word Mas sent to an
51lacent engine mousse and = fireman
t[6e sent over with an axe to out away
s14 wpodwosk and cxtinguish The blaze.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-27
Gold ana silver E.por,..

III" exports OF specie from this nor,
20 all countries this week agSresa,.
'?,sso:'s consisting OF Nois. ess silver
bars and coin and N,SsiOlo gold
The imports Of spec. at this por, ,a,.
week aesrcSatcd $50. l3s. OF which 81, W
Hh- silver and flT1co gold
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-27
Goa to he at Gran, D,nner

Recorder Con. William r. Pulai.sr
and Charles y. Alden. OF New York.
Will 60 to Jersey City tonight TO attend
the =. 8. Grant birthday banquet In the
unioa League Club, Senator Ksan.
, Isy x,sss:. ;. and saRF:%: Cert Jus
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-27

Tn" total hank clearing. 81 Nil N.
Clearing ilou..s ~ the United state.
i"r the week ending fo-da, nero
t.sS il",oi' incr-,s. 80 ncf con,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-27

sie Brothers and the woolson
my. which il controlled by
g11n Sugar Hrahing COMPANY,
80 rN4@ep4 fhe price Of roasted
i cent . pouna making
-! : ~ : 4! I seents per pound net.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-27
Odd Entryin Hotel Reg
ister Starts a Query
TheProtessOrMain-
tains Silence on His
Return from Boston.
Arc pr"f. G~Orcr u. HERON ana
Nis. Carrie Umnh n,nrrirl:

81 'h' room ''ip NJ IN" Enpir" Hotel.
wher' Mi- Rand Is stopping. there ao-
p"ar- hi. record
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-27

W .ni Hrs G-nrs- u H.r
ron F-h ~ $50 Chtr,s,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-27
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT
Fn."rnhi~ show Ing aud Total
llCMrlmUs ImCtcnacL.

The statement NJ the Assoc tct
Banks FOR IN" week ending Apri =;
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-11
Such a Moo Girl Too"

Cld Wilson arrived ou last nights train l1d roes south ou Che Dolphin An thc- ltrIcuI and sporting people know Cad She is thc d1shine souhrottc who toH years ago appeared on thtc vaudeville .arc In New York and sct Che ohapr.cs crazy over her. she always has che word "sueh nice eIrl too" on hcr IthUeuphs
 Cad Wilson Is ono of Che klondikcre .roatost flvorItos. True shc has not hecn connected In so many sensational csc'p'a ts sumo of hcr other sisters hut she has .lntrred more than one Elondikcr Last winter tho miners presented hcr with 1 urlt of large nuggets She has nuggets ornaments Go assay 40 Nome she was vory popular and also presented there w.h gifts from Che miners
 Uor turns con Che stage arc neat Snc locs nothing vulgar or loud and he. rmet manners have been Che charms that have attracted.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-11
HATING ON DRY DOCK
VIII Undoubtedly Bo ovorhaulod
 While At Victoria

lt is not unlikely that before thc Ha- ting comes north again she win have been overhaulod on some of the dry docks or marine ways at Victoria says thc Times .of that city.
 Discussing tho change in home ports Che Times says
 The steamer Hating. which next Co the Islander was the proudcst of the vessels of thc c. P. N. fleet ls Co make her home port in Victoria,
 This is the first occasion upon which victorians win have an opportunity of seeing the vessel. as she has sailed direct from the Terminal City to Skagway with out coming to Victoria ever since she entered Che northern trade.
 The big trade cminatlng from this point. however. nccessltated some change being made as soon as ihc Islander had been lost. The Hating win accordingly come here. and the Amur preparations on which have been rushed, will bo sent Co Vancouver.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-11

One of Che first passenger accidents Go occur ou Che White Pass & Yukon rall- way since Che opening of thc road hap- nenoJ yesterday afternoon Go Passenger No 9. which arrived here little htr iu consequence.
 The accident occurred ut Che west end of Che tunnel on Che White Pass. about two miles north of Glacier Tint no lives wore lost is due Co Che quick action oi Engineer Mckenzie.
 Tho train lcft White Horse ycstcriay morning ot o'clock with five passenger colchcs nucd and two baggage cars.
 Everything ran smoothly Go Che sum- mit and Che heavy troiu started on Che down grade
 Tho tunnel was entered and Che one e.uc. two baggage cars and four coaches had safely passed over the hish tr'sil' .ust west or Che tunnel and over Che cane yon tbrec hundred feet deep when thD forward trucks of che last coach jumped Che tracks.
 Tho rcar trucks stayed ou Che track. which was most miraculous
 The train was running slowly possibly not at higher rate chan eight miles mn hour The last coach. with Che wheels of Che forward trucks pumping 1lonr tho tcs. just reached Che opposite side when over tipped Che coach. hanging on Che end of thc hU with .UN feet beneath It
 Enriuccr Mckenzie must have fc't Che 1r for he quickly applied thc oir brakes and the train came Co sudden stop. Tru feet more and one of thc most awful accidents In Alaskan history would have becu chrouiciod.
 Th, ulsscug,rs tn thc ovcr-uppcd car made utuc out-cry but each and every ouc made a rush for Che doors. The car was iu such 1 position that crrcss was hand Women m1do several out-cr.cs but uu quickly gained thoir presence of mind and thc men forgot their own peril for .le moment and began assisting Che woe men and children Co @ safe position.
 Uy ms time every member of thc train crow wcre ou hand 1ud with thc p1s- p1sseug,rs from other parts of thc train. t.si.tsd the occupants of tHr dcrIucd c1r from he.r perIous position.
 In ryr minutes every ouD uf thc thir. u-thr.e passengers wen. out
 Tho ulm crow got to work ikc hcl- r.r putting Che coach back ou th, track com, uf th, wheels ol thc forw1rl trucks vl. brok.u but thc ear was soon placed uu Che tuck owur to its condition it wls lcft standing there and thr rest of hc train proceeded ou its way to Skag- W1y
 Possibly thc best story of tho wreck .s ciyun by Frank King thc advertsur man of the Dawson Daily Ncws who happened tn hc in Che coach.
 II, ald last night at Che Grand hotel.
 .WItb tbrce others Mrs Cole. E M Joy and A. D Hohlrland ] was standing ou th, rear platform. enjoying Che hc1u- um panoramic sccnc as Ono tain s'ow- Iv wound its way along the brow of the hI Suddenly wc fglt JoItng move. mont We we're then nearly on Che tr"s. ue and just as we reached Che opposite s.de from Che tunnel We wore piled Co ono s.Je of thc platform.
 "TIoharllud and Joy were sitting ou the stops overlooking Che canyon. Az We turned oN pushed Mrs Colo over thc upper end of Che platform and swung down ou thc hillside myself
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-11
COACH JUMPS
 TRACK NEAR TUNNEL
First Accident To Passenger Train On the White Pass Occurred Yesterday Story fthe Wreck No One
 To Blame, Was Simply Unavoidable

Uohoglond and Joy were only pre- vented from falling Go Instant death by catching ln trough on Che right of Che track.
 "As Che car rested thc rear end was held by largo rock and Che front end by che coupling
 "Mr Cole Stun Sergeant Raven and E b. Lamar. an of Dawson. were inside Che car quickly yelled to them thorc was moo immediate danger and Co asalst Che ladies out of Che car This they did They passed thom down Che car Co Che rcur end. where ] assisted them on Go Che upper part of Che platform and then to Che ground In this manner oll were gotten out and finally thc three heroes inside thc car came creeping out after everyone else had been put In a place Of nfcty
 Too much cannot be said Of Che work of tbc crew. Conductor Mor,housc and hts brakeman never lost their heads, aud their cool manner prevented any und-e excitement
 Several ladies' after getting out Of thc clr. brclmc hystorical but were soon told they were a1 right
 "Thc picture Of derailcd c1r so near Che edge of Che frightm prccipicc. win always rmain imprinted ou my mind.
 "Tcu feet more. and no telling wha, might have happened lf Che coupling had broScn-hut it didn't and there is 100 usc Go court peril.
 "It is difficult Co ascertain Che cause of thc wreck Some state that lhc truc> which jumped thc track wus strained Others believe that Che brakes were set too hlrI. owing Co Che hc1vy train ThIa it Is said. could not have been avoid ! us Engineer Mckenzie had bIg tuh and thc grade is steep at that plocc.
 "Au prcclutiou was taken that was pos- sIhlo to prevent % disaster"
 As Ono passengers aughtcd at Che depot
 u spoke iu Che highest terms or thc crew. and those In Che overturned car especially Che ladies claim thot no men could have acted ln a more geutcmanN and heroic manner than those who aa- sisted thom from Che c1r
 X wreck train was dispatched Co thr sceue and last night Che ear was brought ,o Che shops
 One funny Incident happened at thr wreck. Mr. Cole had ltuc dog w.th him and. after au had got out Of the c.r and hc had cravlcd Go thc door 'r thought of hh utuc pct dog and wont back after it. much Co Che amusement of Che passengers
 X lIst ls here given of those in thc clr lu having Just come out from Dawson on lhc Columbian or Flora.
 pr. A. C Robertson. Flora Counor Mrs Price, stan Sergeant Raven. Mrs os- born. Miss N Akcrs. Mrs R. Perry, Mrs u Marshall. H Marshal L n Marshal Mrs H E. Uolmu. H w. Gleason. Mrs Gleason e. EIstrup. Miss Audcrson.W. D E Anderson. Mir Anderson E. M. Joy. A. p. uohagIaud. Mrs IIohagland. J. A. McMostcr J Wood. Mrs. Wood. Master Wood. p Capton. IT, w. Lcnckc. C F. Hamilton and Frank King
 Several splendid photographs were toa- ou showing Che overturned coach. pns- s,nrcrs and surroundings. copies Of which may Doc had at H e. Barley e studio. t0 Broadway.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-11

LONDON. Sept GA coblc was rccoiy- ed here this evening announcing Go King Edward Che attempted assassination of President Mckinley
 His Majesty expressed horror at Che news Grief was plainly marked on his face. os Che mcasrc details of Che awful crime were read Go him.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-11
TO GO ON THE YUKON
Three old Dismantlod HullEs From
 skagway Arc Altered

The three dismontled steamers which reached Vancouver somc days ago. from ssaeway in tow of Che mg Dawson. were moved from Che city wharf Go Gates. -hipyord on False creek. where they win undergo operations Go nt thcm for Che Yukon service In thc spring The vessels arc owned by Ironsllcs Bannic & Camp hel
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-11
DOLPHIN HAS
 ARRIVED
Called In At Vancouver the
 Reason For Being Late
Brings A Big Load of Passengers Half of Whom Ara For Dawson and PTS Tons of Freight and 76 Cattlo-Sails Tonight At Six

The Flyer Dolphin pulled up Co Moore wharf at o'clock this morning. loaded with freight and passengers.
 The Dolphin loft Seattle on Che night of thc sixth but went Go Vancouver for scycnty-slx head Of cattle for C. Bausch Arriving there she waited Co get thc latcs't news regarding the condition Of thc Pres ident
 The Dolphin had scventy-cight pas7on- gers, fully half of them being for DaW- son.
 Of thc freight every local merchant is tcrior traders accompanied large ship mcnts themselves
 The Dolphin win sail tonight at 0 o'clock
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-11
PRES. MI HENLEY
 SHOT
Latest Target Tor Bullet of
 Anarchist Will Live

After an examination Of the wounds had been made by the physicians. Sec rctay Cortcllyou stated that the wounds were very painful Mir Mckinley roc piled:
 "This wound" raising his hand Co thc bullet wound In hls chest hurts me s"- verely"
 When Che shooting occurred the Pres idcut was In the midst of thc usual num- bcr of secret scrret service men and de- tectIvcs, but none Of them particularly noticed Che man who held a revolver in his hand and fired Che shots.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-11
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'ROSEWELL PARkE. e. D. CORTELYOU. Sccty Co tho Pres. BUFFALo. Sept 1-3l5-Prosldcnt Me Klulcy ls sleeping Mr. Mckinley is In an adjoining room resting She is bear ing up remarkably we'll
 BUFFALO. Sept 6.-Thc assassIns real name is Leon Cyologossc. Ile was born In Detroit and came here from Cleveland.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-11

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