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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-20
soLo Rv ALL DRUGGISTS.
MINE OWNERS GAIN.
Firemen's Strike Seems to Be
 on the Wane.
MANY COMPANIES RESUME WORK.
Dnited Mine Workers Anxious to Re- turn to Their Places. but Are Kept Out by the Lcaders-Stril8e
 Officials Seem Confident.

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 WILKESBARRE, Pa, July 2o.- More mines were in operation and more coal was hoisted in the Wyoming valley yesterday than any day since the sta tionary iremen's strike began. Despite any action that may be taken by the off 'cers of the United Mine Workers asso- ciation the fact cannot be denied that the United Mine Workers association as q body is anxious to get back to work.
 How long they can be kept out by the executive heads is entirely problematical The gains made by the companies yester- day were as follows:
 The Susquehanna Coal company, op- erating all the scollieries at Nanticoke, had more men at work than any day this week, and their output of coal was lar ger.
 The fremen at the Avondale mine of the Lackawanna company went back to their old position, and work at the mine was resumed this morning No. 8 colliery of the Erie company at Pittston resumed work yesterday morning. Two hundred men are employed there. The Pettebone mine of the Lackawanna company found it had enough hands to start up at noon and operations were resumed. No at tempt however, was made to resume work at any of the mines of the Della ware and Hudson or the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre companies.
 In the face of this change in the situa- tion the strikers are by no means discour- aged. In an official statement issued last evening it is declared that in the upper anthracite region the situation remains the same, with strong indications of in- creased favor for the fremen, and that there is a greater number of mines idle than Thursday. The statement says:
 '.In compliance with the order of the United Mine Workers of America to fremen of their organization to return to work but few have complied, and there is q steady increase in our ranks. We hope to have complete organization of the entire territory. A noticeable attitude is that of the mine workers throughout the upper region in their sympathetic stand in our behalf.
 From the Hazleton, Shamokin and Mount Carmel region the men are fast organizing and will respond to the call to a man.''
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-20
Severe storms In England.

LONDON, July 20--Terrific thunder storms over the northern parts of Eng land last evening presaged a break up of the heat wave At Newcastle-on-Tyn the streets were flooded, and traffic of all kinds was temporarily suspended. The railway signal system was disarranged, the instruments burning out. Consequent ly trains were delayed. In Shields sev- eral houses were struck by lightning, and the streets were impossible for hours. Tn Sunderland fires were kindled by Ai.zhtninr in two places.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-20
Catching Fish with shove1s.

LINCOLN, Neb., July 2O.-The tenn perature mounted to 101 in Lincoln again yesterday, and with but light wind the heat was distressing. No rain fell any where in the state Grain men place the damage to the corn crop thus far at 30 per cent and say that each continued day of drought adds per cent to the dam age. The Platte river is very low, in places entirely dry, and fish have taken refuge in shallow pools, where they are scooped out with ordinary shovels. The state fish commissioner and deputy game warden will start out with the fish car and transfer as many fish as is possible to other rivers.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-20
British Consul Dead.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2O.-W. Clay ton Pickersgill British consul general, is dead at sanitarium in Alameda, to which he was conveyed on Sunday last from his summer residence in the Santa Cruz mountains. Mir PickersgiIl had been seriously ill for some months past, the result of long residence in the ma larial regions of Africa as consular representative of the BlitisL government.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-20
FELTZ WHIPs SAMMY sMITH.

Savannah, July 20-The sports of Savannah witnessed two fast boxing bouts last night. Thomas Corcoran, a local knocked out Bob Dillon of New York in three rounds. and Tommy Feltz of New York put Sammy Smith, lightweight champion of Pennsylvania, out in two rounds. The knockout blow was so low that Smiths friends pro- tested that it was foul, but it was not allowed by the referee.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-20
Waterbury o 1 0 o o 2 O-6
 Bridgeport ...... o 0 Q 3 l ? 0 1-7

Summary-Left on bases, Waterbury 3. Bridgeport 6: stolen bases, Rogers, Delaney; two-base hits, DOugherty. Yale, Morgan; three-base hit, McCor- mick; home run. Matthews; base on balls, off Waller 1. off Dougherty ?; double plays. Waller. Cronin and Me Cormick, Pfenninger, Delaney and Yale. Rogers and Yale; hit by pitched ball, Morgan. Delaney; wild pitch, Wal Ter 3; time of game, LAO; umpire, Caul- flower.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-20
OTHER BALL GAMES.

At Marion-G Grand Rapids 6, Marion ,.
 At Fort Wayne-Fort Wayne 4, h. dianapolis 2.
 At Wheeling-W Wheeling 13, Dayton 4.
 At Toledo-To 10, Columbus z. At Wilmington- Raleigh 9, Whining ton 4.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-20
At Derby.

Derby. July Wheelock, former pitcher for the Derby team, rubbed it in good and hard on the New London crowd yesterday, but they won out just the same. Cusick was put out of the game and fined for hack talk, and Wilson had one punch at the um- pire, which cost him his position on the team for the day. NeY London's hits were we'll placed. The score:
 R.HE. N. London o OOt4O 3 8 O 3-13 9 4 Derby 70 co l 100 o z O. II 8 Batteries Schmidt and Speisman; Mclean and Scannell.
 At New. Haven.
 New Haven. July 2O.- -Chappell, an
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-20
At Bristol.

Bristol, July 2O-Norwich had pie nic with Mock's curves yesterday and he was pounded until the Bristol field- CTS were tired chasing the ball. Best kept what hits were made off his de- livery well scattered anA the game The score:
 R.H.E. Norwich 4OOO1 OO1-7 P Bristol .....1 10 o o o o 2-5 10 3 Batteries-Best and Thompson; Mock and Beaumont.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
 At Chicago New York ....0 o O o O O 0 22 Chicago .....O 0 0 2 O +-5 Hits-New York, 9; Chicago, l2. Errors New York, O; Chicago, O. Batteries- hoe.
 At Pittsburg- FisssbazTa FRiFs9blza { SSG 9S Hits-Brooklyn, 8; Pittsburg, 12. Err rors-Brooklyn. l: Pittsburg, 2. Batteries mer.
 At Cincinnati ccihlifaslRhia cinaiaaaR9f ... [ g g g ] 9S Hits-Philadelphia. 10; Cincinnati, 4. Err rors-Philadelphia. 2; Cincinnati, l. Bat Bergen.
 At St. Louis sesiGa St, louis :..:.:. ...:.:..S GS Ss I55 Hits-Boston. 4; St. Louis, 13. Errors Boston, O; St. Louis. 2. Batteries-Pittin- o
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-20

alleged umpire, caused a forfeited game yesterday between the home: team Meriden. Ut all happened ln: the third inning, when King knocked ball past third that was good for two bases. The ball was fair by many feet, but for some reason chappell called it foul, and there was a row immediately Right after this he gave a decision at the plate that was almost as bad, and then Joe Theisen made big kick. He was ordered out of the game, but refused to go, and Chappell declared the game forfeited to New Haven. Both teams then played an exhibition game, which was won by New Haven 3 to ?. The score:
 R.HE. New Haven .............2 %-3 -Merlden ......U U O-o Forfeited to New Haven 9 to O. Batteries and Luchia; Durnbaugh and King.
 EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES. At Worcester-W Worcester 6, Buffalo At Toronto-Tor 12, Montreal 2. At Hartford game, Hartford 3, Syracuse ?: second game, Syracuse II, Hartford S.
 At Proyidence-Rain.
 NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE. At dy-Schenectady 9, Troy 1.
 At Binghamton-B -Binghamton 8, Uti- ca |.
 At Rome-Rome 4, Waverly 3. At Ilion-Ilion 1, Albany 2.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-20
shamrock,s Crew Bn1k.

GLASGOW, July 20.-Fifteen of the sailors engaged by Sir Thomas Lipton to sail the Shamrock II have refused to go to the United States unless they get more money. The Shamrock I was dismantled at Greenock, and the crew were paid off . the challenger at . bonus of f6 above their wages struck for f16 It Is not known what Sir Thomas Lipton will de- eide to do.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-20

A Berlin Composer's Benevo1ence.
 BERLIN, July 20.--Tho municipality of Berlin receives 1.50O, 900 marks for benevolent purposes under the will of Dr. George Yierling, the Berlin composer. who died in Wiesbnden last month.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-20

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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-25
AT THf NEW PFfRltSS
Clever Performer, Put Up Good
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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-25
AS IF SWALLOWED UP
Brother of Missing Joseph Lnnons-
 ter Gives Up tho Soaroh

The name of D. l. Lancaster. which appears on ycat.rlay's rcr.stor ot Che Hotel Mcdonald. win recall Go Dawson people tbo story of Che stuurost disup- pelraucc in Che history of Che Klondikc- that of Joseph Lancaster 10 is now moro th1u a year since Jos. Lancaster y1uIsh- ad from Che ken of man iu Seattle. and. recognizing that it is useless Co hope long er his brother is hcrc to look altor h.s affairs says Che latest Dawson sun
 Mr. p !. Lancaster was seen hast night and tDd Che story of h.s uuromittne sD1rch for some trace of his lost brother IGc said:
 "Ns you win doubtless know. it ia now more than year since my brother dis appeared in scatJlc-a ycor ago last Au- gust. Co bc prcciso-and ln au that time though we have spent great deal of money In Che search. we have been un- able Co Ind any trace whatever as Go what has become of him.
 "Thc total obscncc of motive is what wc cannot understand Hc was % man n prospcrous circumstances. in good health. and with a wifc and family to whom hc was devoted. and it Is Impossible Go believe he could have voluntarily dc- serted them. Then some people said. There must be a woman in Che ease Well. for Che last year we have had thc best men of Che Pinkcrton agency at work: We have investigated every detail of his life. and if there is a woman n the
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-25

A couple of new strikes down on Che American eide arc reported by c. s. Crow. member Of hc crow of Che sIa,mcr Louise. which has just arrived at Dawson. According Go his story both orc strictly new and arc not even so well known as Co have been visited ns yet hy Che regulation stampcdcrt
 one of thr crooks reported Is 70 miles below Eagle Mir Crow mys Che name of tbc creek is a secret Ic reports thnt 1 man with a rocker ls taking out on average or {0a d1y. Tho man has opon- cd up place where Che bedrock is only four and halr feet deep 10 is au gravel and nnc sluicug proposition. Mr Grow says thnt with that sort of showing at Ic8st four times that amount to Che shovel should bo produced iu % day. lfc thinks enough of 10 Go have stlkcd and recorded claim there. It was stked for him by power of attorney for loo could not leave Che steamer to attend Go t In pcrson. Tho claims arc ta2 feet long. witch Che exception of Che one Nlr. Grow secured. and that is only 9lo feet. 10 Is thc fourth one 1bovc where Che rocker ls working The rocker is about a milo from where Che creek flows into Che Yukon.
 Tho second strike reported by Mr. Crow is on Washington creek. tributary of
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-25

casc we have been unable Co discover Che slightest clue Co her. While hc was in Seattle We are sure hc had nothing what ever Co do with any woman. and we arc sure that no woman either preceded or followed him from Dawson with whom hc could have been in any way connected.
 "Ohor theories have been advanced. among them Che one that he had been dc- coycd from Seattle on some business deal and murdered for his money. A most rig Ia investigation. however. has made it almost a certainty that hc did not leave Seattle. 10 Is possible. of course. that be may have done so. but Che carcfulness of Che search makes it extremely unlikely that ho could have gone without leaving some trace. We aro beginning Co despair at last of ever finding a clue Co his fate and am ln Dawson Go look after Che bus- incss hc Icft behind in Che Interests Of his family
 "For Che past two or three months ! have been In White Horse. ! shall not stay In Dawson very long 10 is too ruc' out of thc world Co suit me. and before winter sets In ] expect Co return Co my homo in Kansas City, Missouri
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-25
RICH STRIKFS REPORTED FROM AMERICAN YUKON

Che Yukon on Che north side 22 miles below Che mouth or Seventy Mile and op- poslto Che mouth or Fourth of July creek. Mir. Grow says hc saw nuggets from Washington creek that would weigh from G Co N0 .ITo knows of only one man working on thc creek. lie secured oclaim on that creek also.
 Mr. Crow states that Che strike 7t Glenn gulch. ncur Rampant is looluhs better every day, lie heard of ono g pan There is no evidence of any wash it being moro Ike slide from Che dc. composed surface of a ledge Tho gold is found lu a kind of shalc formation anal is crumblcd and bears uo evidence of ho erosion of water
 IIc brought some of Che gold with him. Very little of the kind has eyer been seen hero. 10 leo duh grey in color and h1s Che appearance Of being caotcd with tln. 10 does not look much like gold. yet it is said Co assay SiNN Co Che ounce.
 on hoari thc Louise thcrc were others who could tcu stories of wealth. Thcr' were a number from Che Koyukuk one man hod a nugget worth i20 IIe had scv- cral other smaller iu size and paid hIf way Co Dawson entirely with nuggets Tho reports from Che Eoyukuk are th' most nattcrng yet Co come from that camp An who came have good quant. tcs of dust to back opp their assertions
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-25
.SMELTER AT
 CARIBOU
A Company Has Been Or
 ganized With Capital
Said to bo Ono Hundred Thousand Dollars Back of tho Enterprise Work Is Co Bo Commenced d With iu Very short Time.

r.r tH. past ye1r or moro It hls bccn rra-t.I at various times thlt mr't,r ....I To. huI. It White Unrr hut dis.
 appointment followed each wmor and t n...r t. look 1e thoHeh t would uk. ...r. .r .aItne r.fau. thr desired ,uI ....I H. attained
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 n. HHu u.r hopes uno1 rHJ 1I .I.. fh. UU. town of Caribou U. .U. ...f of IHbe Eean.tt .s th. ulle. tmf H.. h.tH ..I.,t.J r.r the .te. W. .r. aI m..t .. Wru 1t.r.I le thou.h VI. V.u .... iu hlre lt u Whit. Horse
 ...t u..k l company WI. fHrm.I ....H win hr known a. thc Yukou Nuiur I.| Mullins Company Capital tu.h N.H vth .h1r.s uue.l at V each .>.....n .f wurke Clrhou. Yukon. OH. ..t n. conduct sm.ItIne IHd cHHeDulut r. work. HrI with power tn HeuIr. I... ..u orr I.ae. mining lHd other prop. .r... In.ownrtors. E C Hawkins N r Preston. n Stevens. gnht Lowe. J l. N.N r E r.r'r. M Nns r F -.H.. .hmJ. uI Mr. WhtoGed
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 u..UHf.. thIt the scheme hls suhsau- fH Hrekre and th1t t win hc pushed .h..u.H 0. completion with ou poH.bl. .H...
 Caribou W1e selected 1e 1 sito hoc1usr .l u. ..rtruI location. it being practically Hru.rI.I by the mne- of Aun and Ta- kI Arm tl on. enuthelst and olsl t10s. af Wlu. Uor., ou tho north and Iake Ia..H.t u1 tbe s'uth
 EI., luI quick means of transportation vU H. furnished miners or White Horse and Iuke Bennett over thc White Pass N Yukon railroad. while the bo1ta uf th. John Ir.ur N1vuatIon Company win af- l..I tHos. ur rtku Arm and Atun an out. I.. .Hr thr product of thcir mines
 Nruue.uents hIv. already been per- l..t.I whereby low freirht rates 1r. 1e-
 r.I shippers ov.r both thcse lnps
 AIr Hawkins is now m Dawson making HnII rrrI1emeuts looking toward mour Horlt.or. luI ls soon 1a theso 1rr com HI...I work wU be commenced on the UuIne-. machinery win hc shipped iu IHI tb. plant be opened for busIu,ss.- stlr
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-25
WILL BE A GOOD SHOW STRIKE ON GOLD RUN
Mombcrs of Coon Town Company
 Have Arrived In City

Tho performers m Mc "rhp to Coon rowu. havc ou arrived Iu thc city and rchc1r1ls arc being hold twice day and everything is now moving Iike clock- work Whom thc curtain goes up on Che Grst act. uuc of thc bcst shows cyor soon .n thc city win begin
 The "Trip Go Coon Town win receive us first presentation Go au Alaskan uu- d.cucc ueNt Saturday uight ut EIks hall Epch member of Che company Ie away up u hIs or hcr uuc and something good win bc Che result
 X grand prIzc cake walk win hc thc concluding event of Che evening. to be participated in by George Williams and Cnn Freeman. Harry Jordan and uou Clark and also two wcn-huowu mcm- hers of skarw1ys younger sot win com- u,to for hoDors
 S.1ts arc already going 1t 10 lively rate. rbe., hn bc secured at KolN N Co.'s drug store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-25
Gold Is Discovered From tho Vory
 Grass Roots

Gold Run Is au excitement over % his strike modc ou Che lcft limit Of No 2i. says Che Dawson News. The ground is shallow with pay iron, Che grass r,o,s. It is hard Co 0ud pan of dirt that vnl not ro from tio0 Co uto Davidson V McGrcgor Che owners. have today pu up a long string Of boxes and orc mrins every man they can got Co shovel In. \ telephone mcssarc from there this aftcr- noon announces that already Che utI's arc yellow with Che precious metal pna ln enormous cleanup is expected Co b" made yot ths evening.
 Men arc buslly employed p1chHs boNes up Co Che hum and second string of boxes win bc in place within an hour or two. Everything is being shov- oIod In from Che moss Co bedrock. which In places ls but two feet rom th' s'r- face.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-25
ASSlGNMENT
 IS MADE
School Board Appoint Teach
 erS To Their Grades
Other Matters Relating Co School AHairs Arc Arranged mr. Saei- dor wm Complete thc Painting
 Oa tho Outsido of tho Building.

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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-25
Masonic Meeting

There win bc regular communica- tion of White Pass Lodge No. il3, F. & A. M ot Masonic Hall. on Friday cvcn- ing. Sept 21
 soiouruug and visiting brethren arc cordially Invited to meet with us.
 By order of th" W. NJ George Howard. Secretary.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-25
A B. Hold. Session

Tho Nrtic Brotherhood heid % short
 ..I.u Ii.t night and wound opp au mat ..r. connected with thc Grand Lodge m..tug
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-25

An we want is an the trade In sight F. IT. CIayson & Co. the one Price Cloth Ing. Shoe and Furnishing House. Fourth and state streets.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-25
Arc You Going to NOmol

Then get thc latest reliable map Of the Koyukuk. Huc stone Council City Nome. Port Clarence and Copper River Mining districts, Price, lO cents. Iesuod by thc Seattle Daily Times. Sent on rc- ccipt of price. tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-25

Ncckwo1r ht,st pattern. Crown and Harris mIkr suspender his reduction 1t oHr closing out sale.
 Cheucy'a Boston Stor'
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-25

Tho Seattle Bohemian prauEht Beer is the best and most expensive draught becr made in Seattle For sale at Che se- 1tuc Saloon. corner Statc and Sixth ave- nue.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-25

Clothing. hats. shoes and mems fur nlshlurs. an going at knock down prices this wcel-at Chency's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-25

An kinds or soft drinks and Seattle Ex. port Beer at G. B. BotilIng Co, Finh Avenue. opposite Fifth Avenue Hotel
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-25
Social Last Night

Tb. ea.uI het night 1t thc Baptist .h.r.H ta. th. purpose of helping ou th, u.m.ut .f electric i.sht. was quite wei. .tf.ul.J HnI u.lt sum W1s realized.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-25

A Gret-class up-to-datc hat this week for i200 at Chcncy's Boston store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-25

Fine clothing fair prirr iF % elrc pre- sennuve of duh day iu our store. ITryeou N Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-25

Do you want a nice pair Of droas shoesi We can please you. Call at Clayson's.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-25

Our bir reduction sale is on our entire stock Chency's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-25
Wanted

t}.ooO worth or secondhand furniture nt Sixth Street Second Hand Store. oppo- site Board of Trade.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-25

Visit thc Royal steam plant and sec how laundry is done without Injury to goods
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-25

You can get a good fitting stylish suit this week for Sl5oo at Chcncy's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-25

"FOR SALE" "For Rent" Furnished Rooms for Ront' and other cards for sale at Che Daily Alaskan office.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-25

You can't help finding something you want ot tho prices we are quoting this week. Chcncy's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-25

Elias Ruud. city engineer. omcc. bank building. over postomce.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-25

nrowucus. nh and Broadway for harl ware
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-25

OII men. young mon. boys and yonths. WI. can please you n hlts F. u Clay- con E Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-25

Seattle Export U..r delivered n any part of Ono city ur H DOT dozen quarts bg H E Battling Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-25

Amori,au TanOrs 46I Broadwav
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-25

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 Hrt Path. m u.r..nnt Onto. no tue Royal faot Euh l...I- IHI..- apartment. steam h.lt
 Gentlemen .h.ri. arI r1r'1e made to 0rI.r Cor Uh and Main sNlm carImo. .ui. EHsH.h mHsr fn r.r -IIt
 Cheney. U."t0l StUr.. CI.1auee s,I. aHI eo1t h,raus for th. n.vt drr.
 Fo-Nn.s1 co. sate and .,h 1ve
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-25
The greatest Ragtimc production of h'
 Day Ey An
All COlOred Company

Clean and up-to-dntc Negro Comedy, Supported by some Of thc Leading Talent Of thc Colorod Race.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-25

"Coon. Coon. Coon. ! wish my color would fade"