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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-19
BOSTON & MAINE II. X.
In Effect Oct. 8, 1900.
w EsTERN DIV IsIoN

Trains leave Union Station for Scsrboro
Sros;,ns; 1912 a. m 60 s. !, p a. nj sS"rhoSS
5.25. $50 y. m Old Orchard, saeo. Bad
deford, Kennebnnk, 100. $50. 1000
Kenns sS I.Sp Zoo. IS, 1906 90 a. n
1870, 1905. p. m; Wells Beach, 100. $50
a: NJ; $50 o2o p. m North Berwiek' Roll
1890, s.30, 5.25 p. IN Rochester. Farming
ton, Alton Bay, WOifbOrO, 80 a. m 12.S0
$50 p, m; Lakeport; Laconis, wsirs.
ter. Concord and Northern connections,
100 a. M, $50 p M; Dover, Exeter. Haver-
1850, $50. pm; boston, 34.c5. 100. $50 a.
S ror.lanS, So, Fi,se, s.ss 4. n, Lis, as,
1910. 500, 100 p m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Union station for scarboro Beach,
Pine Point, Old Orchard, Saeo,
Biddef0rds kennebunlS. North Ber-
wick DoVss sweI 1' mo:tou h1 isss III
D. NJ arrive Boston, SIS. s.2z p m
EASTERN DIV SION.
Leave Union Station for Boston and Way
Stations, 600 a. M, BIddeford, Ktttery,
Port.mou.h. S =, "doa salem.
arrive BOSTON 5.57 a. m l2.40. 400. 9.05 p. nj
Leave Boston 7.30, 300 a. M, 1890, 100.
7.45 D. M. arrive Portland Has a. M. I2O5
4.30, 10. is. l0.4A p, N.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Union Station for BIddeford, kit
terry, PoH tsmOuth, NewburypOrt, Salem,
Lynn, Boston, eco a. M, 12.4l p M, arrive
Boston 5.6T a. m, Ace p. m. Leave Boston
for Portland, 800 a. H., 100 p. m, arrive
Port 1910. 1880 p. m.
t-Daily except NJ nd ".
w. a. II. DIV.
Station foot OF Pre5ie street.
For Worcester, Clinton, Aver. Nashua,
Windham, Epptng, Manchester, Con-
anfP nfn Mari IN N
Rochester, springvNie, Alfred, Water
boro. saoo River, 7.34 a. In., 1898, 5.3a 2. ms
Gorham, WestbrOok, Gum berland Mills
WestbroOk jet, WoOdfords T.S3 9.45 a.
M. 1898 3.0a, N3S $40 p N. Trains
arrive from Worcester, i.0I p. ms
Rochester, s.25 a. M. 107. 6.48 D. m; Cor.
ham and Way stations. GO. s.e5. 1917 a m.
i07 AIS. 5.4s .. IN
ID. J. FLANDERS, G. p. g. 9 A.
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nn.son mnrnet.

BOSTON Jan. 10 l9O1-Tne following.wert
| today's quomuons rIour ana Uorni
FLOUR
Spring "a ents 20 86 20
Winter patents % "a 75.
Clear ana srrRlgnt 40 10
Uorn-steamer yellow A61se.
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PORTLAND. Jan. II.
Wheat was again weak and lower today, May
closing % as4 of. Wheat tending downward,
while Corn is stronger Provisions steady and
unchanged. Sugar quiet and 10 points lower
Butter and Eggs trmer.
The following Quotations represent mo whole
sale prices for the marriott
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w. n. 4 p. DIV.
HARPSWE!L STEAMBOAT co.

Beginning Nov. 10. 1900, Steamer AucocIsco
viii leave Portland Pier, Portland, daily, sun
days excepted. at 200 p. m. for Long Island.
Little and Great Chebeague, Cliff Island, SO.
Harpswelf Bailey's and Orf's Island.
Return for Portland-Leaye Orr's Island, and
above Landings. 100 a. m. Arrive Portland.
setida ISAIAH DANIELS. Gen Mgr.
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Ar at Yokohama l4tn. steamer Belgian King.
Kong.
AZ at Messina ith. barque Leone, Bangor.
Sid fm Cherbourg Jan II, steamer Auguste
Victoria. for New York.
SID I'm Hamburg Jan 10. steamer Westphalla,
for BOs on aud Portland.
Sid I'm London Jan IL, steamer Minnehaha,
New York.
Sid I'm Liverpool 17th. steamer New England,
Boston via Queenstown.
AT at Que gstown 18Th, steamer Cymrlc, FIN
New YORK for Liverpool.
sid i'm GU en>town 18th. steamer Oceanic,
from Liverpool for New York.
Ar at Graud Lahon, AT. prior TO Jan IS. brig
Harry Smith. Boston.
CID nj st John, NIB. 18th. sch Annie L Lock
wood, New York.
spoken.
jan rs. LAT 46 a. Ion as ia. steamer Otto.
man, rom Portland for Liverpool
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European Markets

tBy TeleRraph.l
LONDON Jan. is 1901 Il 'onsols for money
90 1916. do for the account 81 lie.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. IS, 1eo1.-The Cotton
market easier; spot 8 1924; sales 5000
bales.
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ExeHANat pIsrArcnEs.

Ar at Glasgow 18th. steamer Norwegian. fun
POrtland.l
Al at Liverpool L th, steamer CorlnthIan. I'm
Portland via Halifax.
Sid I'm London 18Th. steamer ,Fremona. for
Portland.
Sid I'm Avonmouth 18th, steamer Strath-
nevis, Portland.
Passed Cape Spartel Jan 4, steamer Hardan-
ger, from Glrgenu tor Portland.
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MARINE NEW s
PORT OF PORTLAND.

FRIDAY. Jan IS. 1901.
Arrived.
Steamer Gov ningley. Bennett New York.
p ssengers and mdse TO j Llscomb.
Steamer Bay State. Dennls0n. Boston.
Steamer st Croix. Pike. St john, NIB, via East
port Tor Boston.
Tug Tormenter. with barge Corbin. from
Philadslphla--eoal to Randall u MeAllister.
Sch Ella Presley, Presley, New York-coal to
VIM Spear Co.
Sch Abbie Walker, Dobbin. New York.
Sch Elwood Burton, Mclean, New York for
st John. Nh.
Sch G Nj Porter, HunIley, New York for East
port.
Sea Quetav. New York for st John. NIB.
Sch Geo W Glover, Henshaw. Boston.
Sch Eastern Light. Lindsay. Boston.
Sch Weller Miller. New York for ST John, NIB.
Sch w PendletcD. Webbor. Boothbay.
BELow-Schs Annie l. Wilder. Geo keene,
and Others for a harbor.
Cleared.
Steamer Tunlsian. (Brl vlpond, Liverpool
II & A Allan.
Sch Mopang, Perkins. Penobseot-J II Blake
Sch Mabel, Gray. Lincolnyille Paris Flour
ing Co.
Sch Ella May. McIntye. Camden-Kensell &
Tabor.
sAlLED-Barque Falmouth. and feet OF
coasters.
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Retail Groeers' sugar Market.
Portland marKet--cut loaf Be; eonfectioners
C powdered 7tse: granulated at &c; coffee
rushed sac ;yellow g.,
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Portland & RumfOrd Falls Ry.
In Effect Oct. y. 1900.

Ia Effect Oct. y, 1900.
DEPARTURES.
$50 a. NJ and 1855 noon From Union Station
for Poland, Mechanic Falls Buckheld, Can
ton, DiNiield and Rumiord Falls.
$50 a. m. 1905 noon and 5.i5 p. m. From Union
Station for Mechanic Falls and intermediate
stations.
1855 noon. From Union Station for Bemis
II. c. BRADFORD, Traffic Manager
Portland Maine.
f. l.. L0VEJOY, superindent
jelsdtf Rumiord Falls. Maine.
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RAILROADS.
BRIDGT0N & SAC0 RIVER
RAILROAD CO.
In Effect December 3. 1900.
For Brlsgtun, Harrison, North BrldgtOD,
West SeAags, South BTldgton Water
ford and Sws1en,

Portland a. Yarmouth Electric Ry. Co.
For East DeerIng. Falmouth and Yarmouth
645 a. m hourly tin t2.45p M. halfhonrlv till Gas
p. M, hourly till 1915 p ~ Leave Yarmouth
for Portland $40 a. m hourly till i24Op. m. half
hourly till Gao. 7. 20. $40. $40 p. m.
Sundays for Underwood at SIS hourly till
11.l5, Has a. IN, 12.45. half nourly till els,
7.45, 45, 9.45 p. m. For Yarmouth SIS, a.15.
1O.I5. l1.i5 a. m, i245 80. 2l5. 3i5 half hourly
till 5.t5, 6.15. 7.45. s.45, 945 p. IN. Leave Var
mouth hour minutes earlier.
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HIele4.

The following quotations represent the pay
ng prices In this marketi
Cow and steers. s..ss'ss .. oTa : " "
Bulls AID staRe... .....sssssss'sss Ar2
Calf Skins-No qualify ..........s 81
NoS s'.sss ..sso
Nos "..................2b c each
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HATES OF PASSAGE.
Frat Cahin-S5OO0 and up single. Re
turn-Sf00.00 and up according to steamer
and accommodation.
see nd Cnbin-S35.0o and upwards single
Return-SesSs and upwards according TO
steamer.
steerage-To Liverpool. Derry. London,
Queenstown, Belfast and Glasgow. S25 TO SIS
Steerage outfit furnished free.
Apply TO I; Z MCGOWAN, 40 Congress
street j. B. HEATING, room a, First National
bank Building, CHARL s ASHTON, ei7A
Congress street, or DAVID TORRANCE 3 co,
Montreal oet6du
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International Steamship Co.

essipor, Lubsc, Calais, S. John NIB. HALIFAX MS.
and all parts Of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia.
Prince Edward Island aud Cape Breton. The
favorite route to Canpobello and St Andrews
n. Il.
Winter rate, $500.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after Monday, December 81 steamers
viii leave Railroad wharf, Portland. on Monday
ut $50 p. m. Returning leave st. John, PASSPORT
and Lubec Thursday.
Through tickets issued and baggage checked
to destination. Eg~Freight received up 10 400
p. m.
For tickets and staterooms apply at the Pine
Tree Ticket Office 2T0 Middle street or for other
information at Company's Office, Railroad wharf
foot of State street
J. Z. LIsCoMB. Superintendent.
ii. p. HERSEY, Agent.
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NEW YORK-Ar l7th. steamers Kaffr Prince
and Eastern Prince. from Santos; 1alisman
Demerara; sen WIN II Skinner, Virginia.
Ar 18th. sch Jordan l. Mott, Rockland.
Cid Sth. ship I-andseer. London.
City Jsland-Passsd east t7th. baTque Bowl
ton from New York for AKIN; schs Watehm an
from Pert Reading for Newport: j NJ Mora es
New York tor do; Addia Schlaffer. do for Rock
land David Faust, PORT Reading for Proyl-
dence Maggie Hart. New Orleans Tor Boston
VIM Jones, New YORK Tor ST John, NIB.
Passed Fire island nth, sen Gov Ames. from
Baltimore tor Boston.
BOSToN--Ar 17th, schs Bradford C French.
Hammet Newport; c A White, Conner, and
Henry l. Peckham Harding. Phlladelpnia.
CID l7th, harque A Elida. Harris, Buenos
Ayres; seh Hsury Lippett. Howes, for Sirrra
Leone; Henry Weller, Trainor, Norfolk .Jen-
ME Prepcn Potter. Potter for Baltimorei o ID
Withereli Pierce, Roekp ri for Baltimore.
Ar 18th. sehs Daylight, stoniugton for New
York, aud sailed; Lulu Salem: tug Eureka.
with barge Upton, from Portland tor Philadel-
phla; tug Nottingham, with barge Cent RR 8,
BRUNsWiCK-Ar 18th, sch Viola Reppard.
Boston,
CID I7th. sch Matte A Franklin. Mcdonald.
New York
CAPE HENRY-Passed our, sch Louise B
Crary, from Norfolk Tor Galveston.
DARIEN-Cld 10Th, sch kebecea A Taulane.
New York.
DUTCH ISLAND HARBoR-In port 8. sehs
Ada Ames, nd Lena hite kockland for New
York; John / Snow 40 Tor 10; Eugene Borda
Hurricane Island for New York; Albert Pharo
Calais for Atlantic tity; r Areularius. Somes
Sound for New York. La Volta, st J0hi. N H.
for do; J Iugrahan, Vineyard Haven for
FERNANDINA-sld leth. sch Agnes Man
GALVESTON It'd nth, sch Al crsssey.
Harding. Port Tampa,
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st Thomas, Jan Sch Brigadler, Maker. FIN
FernandIna, bef re reported ashore at Arroyo
arrived nare yesterday In tow OF steamer Lohg-
fellow. for repairs, She was drydoeKed for re-
pairs TO rudder, Keel and b0lIOm.
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Sch ] b Holden. of Rockland, 41O gross tons
built ia / 1853. has been sold 10 Alfred b Oramer
OF suffolk, Va, az 81 900 She Is to be employ
ed in trade between Snffolk and New YORK.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.

BooTHBAY BARBoR, Jan 1s-Ar, schs e.
Ia May. Portland for Rockport; Mopang. do for
Brooksville; Sadie Il Lille do for Bar HArbor.
In port, sehs Lizzie ID Smah. Calais for New
York; st Anthony, Parrsboro Ms, for NYork
Jessie ID. do for Salem; Annie r kimball, and
cesIer.
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Fer n Co Il i'm the Head
Laxative Bromo-QuiAine Tablets.
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jan rs. lat 40 ~. lon as 10 steamer Otto
man, from Portland for Liverpool
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11
ALASKA Id(lts...

Sam G. Durham. who had charge
Of the taking Of the last census In
Alaska, and who has n national rep
utation as n poet Of merit, was mar
ried at Nome this winter to Mrs. NJ.
Lynch.
A stampede from Dawson 20 Low
er Dominion on Jan. "a resulted in
several people being frozen. and II
il reported that quite n few perish
cd
on Lower Dominion, back OF Daw =
son, pay has been struck opposite
No. above right limit hillside, as
high as IS cents TO the pan having
been taken out.
There was fun In one of the public
schools In Dawson on the LIST inst. a
Canadian boy threw n small Ameri-
can fiag. which had been pinned on
the British flag, over the instruct
or's desk, In the stove. All the Can
adams and Yankees in the place
mixed up, and the American consul
had 10 be called In To amicably ad-
lust tho difficulty. which he did.
Nearly all OF the heavy machinery
sent into Dawson just before nayig-
alton closed, n being hauled to the
mines 80 as 10 be available when
summer work commences.
IL IL reported that there II a short
age OF food at Circle city but no one
Is suffering, One man has cornered
the -four, and at last reports had
z. 500 pounds, which he was selling az
SIS sack.
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TRAVELLING
THE GLOBE
M. SchofIler Started Broke
aud Must Return TO
Germany.

After having visited nearly every
principal city in the United states
and Canada, and spending over three
years travelling through foreign
countries, 81. sehoffler. a globe trot-
ter, arrived In Seattle late Saturday
night and Was given a place 70 sleep
at police headuarteru. lie IL en-
route 10 Germany via suez, from
whence he left fiye years ago I'm tho
interest OF publishing house,
schoffler has been given permission
10 ride the railroad tracks on a vel
oeipede which he constructed. lie
leaves today for olympia. thence 70
San Francisco. Honolulu and tho
Philippine islands.
About i've years ago a well known
publishing company OF Germany en-
tered into an agreement with Schof-
fer that II he would make n tour OF
the world, and at the same time
write an account Of his experiences,
they would publish his book and give
him 20 per cent. OF the profits deriv-
ed from Its sale. II was further
agreed that echofner was TO ieava
without n cent In his pockets and re-
turn In a like manner. His outht
consists Of n camera, n change OF
clothes and cooking utensils,
Today schofner had Chief Mere
dIth sign his name to "A paper show
ing that he had visited this city. Ills
mission 90 Olympia II 20 obtain tho
signature Of Gov. Rogers to the same
| paper.
Each day Schofner sends back
photograph and manuscripts. lie
expects 20 be back IN the Fatherland
| In years. time. He depends on
charity alone. and says that during
/ hts four years OF travel he has had
! no money on his person.
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WIRE TAPS.

LISBON. wis. Feb. fi.-By the
bursting Of milk separator this
morning. Edward With and James
Pyburn. the latter manager Of thu
creamery, were killed. and several
others injured.
WASHINGTON, u. c., Feb. IL
The president sent IN the nomina-
ti0ns Of Jas. III. Wilson, Of Delaware,
and Fitzhugh Lee, Of Virginia, to be
brigadier generals In the regular
army.
PORTLAND, Ne, Feb. 1.-THE
present attempt to enforce the pro-
hibitory liquor Law In Maine has
again brought into use all kinds Of
devices for selling liquor on the sly.
In this city, where the prohibition
sentiment Il strongest and Baptist
minister hae been elected sheriff.
pocket peddiers hang around the
doors Of saloons and accOat custom
ers, saying.
IAN dry in there: but come with
me"
The pocket peddler carries bottle
in his hip pocket and a glass In his
coat pocket. He leads the customer
into an alley or "A doorway, makes
sure that he r. unObseryed and then
produces the stuff. II IL case Of
any port I'm storm. and 80 the cus-
toner Rulps down the dose with his
eyes shut and then hands out IS
cents--sn advance Of 30 per cent over
regular prices. other pocket ped
dIerg. selling on their own hook. pa
troll the streets and hang around
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SIOUX CITY. Ia. Feb ii.-Three
men are under arrest At Manila. Ia.
on charge Of stealing y safe contain
ing $4,000 from the United Express
co. there. The safe was taken from
n truck at the station, Footprints
IN tho snow led 20 wagon tracks,
which we're followed two miles into
the county. where the empty safe
waa found, The tracks were then
followed TO the homes Of the men
under arrest. None Of the money
has yet been recovered
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reached the SOLID SEVEN that
the measure would probably be We
tued b. the mayor. Probably they
read the fact IN the star. which "a
usual was ahead OF the other news.
papers Ia reporting newa
The SOLID SEVEN were aghest
az the prospect of their pet meas
ure being vetoed. The peril was 80
extreme that they rushed up TO the
mayors Office and excitedly urged
htm not 20 veto the bin. Their en-
ersy was 80 violent that the mayor.
blunt and vigorous as BE is. was
taken Abaek. lie had never seen
anything ike II in HE lie.
At first the SOLID SEVEN talked
rather too fast and too many at a
time 20 be coherent. Finally coun-
Gilman Vincent. who may be con-
sidered the leader 81 the Mcgroarty
forces. got the floor and declared
that the mayor must net think of
vetosng the McOroarty franchise.
that IL was the best franchise ever
introduced.
They did not ana could not make a
single point IN support Of this state
ment. Today not nse 81 the SOLID
SEVEN viii assert that the Mc'
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Groarty franchise vas better than
the rival companY's franchise.
-
But what business have council
men. paid 70 protect The clty'A Inter
eats. 10 80 before the mayor and cN-
citediy ugKr him 20 aign = measure
in the interests ~ enc unknown
company
what business have councilmen %
rush into = meeting 81 the board II
public works And demand that an
other company. having a pFima
facis franchise. be refused the rsEht
10 erect poles and string wireRf
Why do coauclimen get 80 excited
over the rivalry 81 two companies
that they strain every nerve aud
aatonish everybody by rudeaverlnE
TO intimIanso other departments Of
the city government into adopting
their pian 81 favurtng one concern
and attacking the ofher7
who are the SOLID SEVEN %
keenly interested in the AeGroartv
company
why don't the SOLID SEVEN IN
the council resent the articles la the
starr
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East. Later on WE WILL BE IN
A POSITION TO GIVE CONsfD-
EllABI4E PATRONAGE To THE
STAR
Mr. McGroarfy was Informed at
once that the stars advertising and
news departments hRd no connection
whatever. ami that the Star would
not suppress news FOR the sake of
advertising. legitimate OF otherwise.
Thefeupun Mr. McGroaFty spoke
warmly - the courage and honesty
that che star had always shown In
handling puhlie questions. Nobody
knows better shan AR. MeGfoarty
that the star IN absolutely inae.
pendent.
Not all has been written of the
history Of the SOLID SEVEN IN
It's great role OF defending the pso-
pie from too much telephone COM
petition. The scene az the meeting
q the board Of public works. ahso-
lutely unique. was however cqualest
In novelty by another scene In the
mayors once.
After the passage of the McGroar.
" ordnance. despite protests that II
was exactly What the Sunset com.
pany would Ike to have. news
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MONTGOMERY. Ala, Feb. IL
CHIEF Justice Mcclellan. II the Ala
hama supreme court, WAS shot and
severely wounded early yesterday
morning. Jesse Bsale and his son,
Phelan, went "a McClellAn's house TO
search for John Mcqueen. suspected
of abduotinR Jeeee Bsale's daughter.
Mcclellan was shot While resisting
n search. The Beales fred several
shots In closet IN which Mcqueen
was hiding. Mcqueen and the girls
were married later I'm the day. The
Beales are now under arrest.
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more vote upon the Smiths cove "a.
loon license. which was rw-referrsd
70 that COMMITTEES by the city cOuu-
Gil. IL has been n matter OF con-
tentlon between the council mem
bers as 20 the ACCESSIBILITY 81 grant
Ing the permit. The members % the
police license and revenue commit
tee hold that a blind pig has been
operated unmoiested IN the vicinity
for long time. and that the city
might as well derive It's revenue from
a legitimate saloon. Other members
Of the council contend that IL tn.
state OF affairs are such that the au-
thorftie- cannot control them. they
had better throw up the aponge.
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The steamer Dolphin. - the Alaska
Steamship CD. arrived from ekHgs
way taang ~ Il o'clock. consuming
three and nns- hair iass On The trip
Fine weather prevailed thF entire
Way Tisrs came eisht paeeeugefs.
Including seVefal lndief Who uush-
ed" uat over the iee from Daw sou
Among the rHkaenE ra waa ]. =. HaH
Of thu SofthV srt Mnuated nnlafe
y hisa hxaad4fiwmesi hat and yellow
striped .kFos sga locked coed e. the
aour souKhs who were assembled
On fhe wharf - the hundreds. lie
has been Transferred 10 Ottawa.
order in nanuan. said he, has
been preserved this winter. There
has been very little crime - any
Kind committed. There has been con
siderable sickness though, and pneu-
fnonia has been almost an epidemic.
There are many good hospitals IN
Dawson now. and all ~ the patients
were supplied with skilled medical
attendance. and well cared Tor"
Stewart River.
Speaking Of the mines. sir. Ball
rald. Il believe the stewart rivsr
country, situated about three days
travel from Dawson. IL going 10 OPP
en- up well. Coed reports have come
from them all winter. and everything
points 10 the success Of the locality.
or course the district viii not prove
a BONANZA. but good pay at least vii
be taken out"
Late skaEway adviees show that
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All % the counciimen seen denied
that they attended the snceilnk In
Mr.. vincents once. They said that
they knew nothing Of u
Mr. nyers repeatedly referred to
the meeting a. occurring 'NAiurday
night" and after the board ~ pub
he works meeting" When remind
81 that the n Getting was not report
I'd Hs occurring st night he Nas
surprised Rrd mnfd that he nrtifte
nsta 80 when refsreuse fbawesi
ihHf the word might" was rus used
he thought the reporter Pad given
him that impression Yet a the
time be waH eeen Friday morning
the reporter vas under the impress
ttau fhnf the meeting occurred IN
The afternoon. consequently Mr.
nsers couif rot have received tiH
impression from fhe reporter.
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MILES MADE
LIEUT-GEN.
..axumwunuumu

WASHINGTON. n. c, Feb. IL
The nomination Of Miles 70 be lieu
tenant general 90 the army, and II
three new major generals - Young.
Chare. Macarthur were confirmed
BY the senate this Afternoon. Action
on the motion - HHWiey. chairman
~ tt1' military COMMITTEES IN the sen.
ate. interrupted Canery'H speech on
the subsidy bill Nominations Of
hrlFadiet generals are held up temp
nrafiiy IN the eNps thtiou that the
president VIII consent 20 placing
Gen. Leonard Wood at the foot %
the Hat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11

OF the town cleared a pathway. All
along the railroad route the crowds
grew IN dimensions. and ~ Iowa city
the record breaker was reached.
AZ West Liberty Mrs. Nation
shouted. Women. set 70 smashing
saloons and make regulations"
At Wilton college boys gave their
college yen and two empty kegs were
placed on the car marked Free
Beer Wednesday the little army
leaves for Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-11
Mckenzie GETS ONE :
YEAR IN COUNTY JAIL
Judge Ross Also ScathingIy Denounced Judge
Noyes--His Conduct Shameful

cision was read by Justice Ross, and
was scathine denunciation Of
Judge Eoyes, Of Alaska. ever admin
iEtered from the bench. His con
duct was declared shameful. out
raRe0us and without parallel Tho
bench WIS surprised that Alaskans
dld not executive summary Ven-
aeance upon him. No appeal is pos.
slble. This also means the removal
OF Noyes.