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Evening star., 1901-12-21
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MRS. DALE our ON BAIL.
vOnan Who Ii Accused Of poiao,,fnr
. sol Nav IARnphfev

Woman who u Accused Of P0isolling
.S SD Her Daughter.
{. NEW YORK. December H--Mrs Eliza
beth Dale, Who was held In custody at st.
Mary's Hospital. Hoboken. pending the re-
suit of an investigation Into the death of
her five-year-old daughter Emmeiine, was
taken before Judge John A. Blair in Jersey
City today. Application for Mrs Dale's re-
lease. on bail was made and Judge Blair
fixed the sum at 5000 This was fur
nished In cash and Mrs. Dale was released.
Evening star., 1901-12-21

GLASGOW. December 21.--Messrs Stew
art cast-iron pipe makers. have ordered
10000 tons of New Foundland iron from
the Dominion Iron Company at a price which
they believe viii enable them to compete
with the American and German makers.
Evening star., 1901-12-21

In duel with desperadoes at RUSSELL
vile. Ala. Frank McCiurg, a merchant.
was wounded. One of the desperadoes was
killed and another wounded.
Evening star., 1901-12-21
Christina. Gift to Boer Chi,dreu

UTRECHT, December 21-The Rev. Mr..
schaeffer. Protestant clergyman of REM
scheid. Rhenfsh Prussia, presented to Mr..
Kruger today a purse of 10000 marks sub
scribed as a Christmas gift to the Boer
children by the children of the Rhine prov
inces and Westphaiia.
Evening star., 1901-12-21
Gen. Alxer Improving.

DETROIT, Mich, December 21.-Gen. r.
A. Alger. ex-Secretary of War. who Is suf
fering from a severe attack Of gall stones,
passed very comfortable night, and 1t
was reported at his residence that he
showed distinct improvement this morning.
Evening star., 1901-12-21
Col. Forney Ordered to cavite

Col. Forney Ordered to Cavite.
Col. James Forney of the United States
marine corps, who Is now in command Of
the marines at the League Island navy
yard. Pennsylvania has been ordered to
Cavite, Philippine Islands, to assume COM
mand Of the 1st Brigade Of Marines.
Evening star., 1901-12-21
WIN Present Medal to sch,.x

The Junior Order United American Me-
chanics of Baltimore has arranged to visit
Washington on the 30th instant for the
purpose Of presenting a medal Of the order
to Rear Admiral w. S. Schley The medal
Is described as an exquisite specimen of
the jewelers. art
Evening star., 1901-12-21
arrival Of sousa ana Hi. Ba,a

NEW YORK. December 21-Amons the
passengers who arrived today on board the
steamer Philadelphia, from Southampton.
were John Philip sousa and his band Mrs
Sousa, Miss Dorothy Hoyle, vfolnist. and
Miss Maude Reece Davis, vocalist
Evening star., 1901-12-21
Steamship Arrivals.

At New York: Philadelphia, from South
ampton. Phoenicia, from Hamburg.
At Philadelphia: Steamship Westernland
from Liverpool.
Evening star., 1901-12-21
News Briefs.

George w. Morgan of Birmingham, Ala.
has been held in 1900 bonds on a charge
of embezzling $4,000 from a security COM
pany.
Evening star., 1901-12-21

Bulgarian Cabinet Crisis Past.
SOFIA. Bulgaria, December 21-The cab
met has agreed to remain in office and the
ministerial crisis is ended.
Evening star., 1901-12-21
Train DeraiIed in Jersey City.

NEW YORK, December 21-A passenger
train on the Erie railroad was derailed at
the tunnel in Jersey City today. The engi-
neer and fireman and three passengers
were injured, but none Of them was fatally
hurt
Evening star., 1901-12-21

Street Car Run Down In Lyons.
LYONS. France, December 21.-The GEN
eva express today cut street car in two
In the center of the city. Four persons
were killed and twenty were injured
Evening star., 1901-12-21
ON Italian Rai1ro.d

ROME, December 21.-Two trains were
wrecked today in collision near Melee-
nano. ten miles southeast OF Milan. SIX
persons were killed and fifteen were Sc
riously injured.
Evening star., 1901-12-21
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69A
Daily 440
Corresponding week last year,. lei
Increase 1928
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Evening star., 1901-12-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York stock Market.

Furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co. banker.
and brokers, 1419 F St, members New York
stock exchange. Washington stock ex-
change and Chicago board Of trade
Evening star., 1901-12-21
senator se,veu Hold. His Own.

senator SeWeu Holds HIS Own.
CAMDEN. N. J., December Ex-senator
sewelis condition remains unchanged. He
passed restful night and IL easy this
morning. :
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-05
HANGMAN A.
 NOVICE
Man Who Hung O'Brien Was
 K. X. HOlmWOOd

F.r a.r.rli days after th. execution .. ,,..r-. o.Er.n. Che ua "s,r murderer ...rtuu. was curious TO know who was .as blr.m1u ls thc realHr execution CIT hII HuukeI at th. last moment and 1 new mlu htI to nt o1I'.J Hta service.
 Special pains blI br.u ub,h ny Shrr- r Ensok O. rr.t,rt th, iJcrtty of Che hrnemIr brcomlne known. but at the cud .f l v..k T- \ UnuwooL au eN mounted policeman. who is now ou his way uHIs.I.. .,sHuUI.iead that hc was ,U. man who pulled th, lover that i,t DErru nU through th- trap to hs I.lth
 II. blt roc.nuv completed his time In t.. N w M Police -.rtIOr and wns doing eHrrerterwork ou thc sclrold Hn.,iul- tn leaving fnr th. outside Shcr- r EUht,k cam. to h.m two days hefurc tn. execution IuJ taIl h.m Chat tbe mnu ,sbo WIS sHrraseJ to lo the work had backed down Yolne UUlmvood yo'uu- t..r.J to do t 1nI vus given several rrtrue,e Nt the moment of placing ths uoos. luarI OUr.ns n,ck he was as ,uaI auJ collected 1s EHleIre or any other flmous hlurmln would have been Iu fact tte general public thought mlu ,,,u ue.J to tbe businr-s h,d don. ths work I. rroreth.He wIs e.rr-d out to th, letter
 UoIm0.aI may come tbrolsh SOrV'y with th- r.Vt crowd
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-05
THREE GOOD STORIES

rbi. story s Gold ir Insur lco circles in explanation af how h.s Louis man flpu,u,d to oe appointed .cncul agent ot a b.e company For -rcs southern sDt,s
 10 I. also used ls .n ar.-Imont to show rHlt duuS Joesut .IwayH ruin mans uf.
 Iu ths case to vas indirectly che cause of th. St Louis man's r.omotion.
 H- hlH been srnt to Jlcksonvillf Fla. to rNamr. certain Insurance risks and repor, on tue 1Iv sabuty of continuing them
 Arriving fr.r. he mc, crowd of good fellows and H..l,.i to Iet Che risk exam ming busiues. aat a few days
 While out with merry party his mind wandered for moment to St Louis and his business. Ilr had n.eu drinking free Iy. and decided t was ume to act
 so hc wrote out h.- te.esram to the so. Louis office. "Canee. lu risks here. None of them lro any goHd
 Th, company d.J Is he suggested The following week nrc almost destroyed thc town
 Unable tu uu any business lu' NN Lotus man came home. He had forgotten about ..nIug Che telegram. and was pr.pareI f1r chuy reception.
 Instead hr was welcomed with open arms
 Gr.lt t,i.rramr said Che manager of th. e.rer1I office
 rh. r.turred tuveler Insisted that he Hli sent n1 telegram. but as long as his .uuerlor- toii him hc was Joking and that th. tai,srtm had saved Che company thousands of dollars he concluded Co let It ea at th1t
 Alter he Eot hIs appointment and went back s.ath hc visited Jacksonville and looked ar h.s telegram. Ue recognized his own writing. but hc. had no recollec- uon of putting such a message on the wirC
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-05

A Young has returned from Nome from thc Cawdcp1ec district. adjoining NuE- get ruIch. with some wonderfully fine pieces of quartz. which seems Go bc com posed of limo and porphyrl. Tho ledge is forty feet vldc and can bc traced by outcropnlues for a dist1cc of over three miles
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-05

THE WHITE PASS & YUKON ROUTE. Pacific andA Railway and Navigation Company British Columbia Yukon Railway Company.
 British Yukon Hallway Company
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-05

News has been brought Go Nome by an NuvIk Indian of 70 strike on Innoko river or Its tributaries Che lnnoka being a trih- uury of Che Yukon. which enters thc stream near Grcylne. about forty miles above NaIas simon kisIk who saw quantities of Jhe gold from Che new etrikc. says th1t it is very coarse and that the prospoctor- have struck t rich.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-05

Hotel Leland 0s 2nd Ave. Seattle. Wash Central location. Rates rcason- able.
 A fancy vest for plain pricc no Clay sons
 Gcntlrmcn'e shirts and parsas made Co order Cor ith and Main. S-lS-lm 
 "I always look out for number one. slI1 tn, solush man. Don't youF We'll hardly" m.d tho person addressed. who happened to bc widow "I nm looking Uut fDr number two"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-05
City Loses a Heavyweight

skagwoy win today lose hnv- weight from h.r midst Fatty Me Dewitt has had 90 hIuch and he leaves this morning for Dawson Mcpcv.tt received letter from his father rcuucstug him to go n 1t once 1s Nr Mcucyiu had surc work for tho remlindcr of Che mm- m-r and possibly au winter
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-05

tbe h1ls ku,cb,. or han boy. Go urus mr some Ie. vHf.r
 "Nuyr waiting h.f Hn hour or mor. [ helrI a uoIse ou ta. sta.rs. ns f thc roof hld au.1 ou chem This was followed by bang ou m, door, and thc fellow burst mto my room with a nlth tuh ruu uf water ln th. mII. of thc t1h no1t- .I a chunk of lee as big as a ham, !
 What jn yHu think ! wanted N".- l.J Why have you br'ueht mc ths ns swimmirs tank. uu you think vnnt t blthf
 Yah. y1hr h. quietly replied. Your head uIte V1s you mo Jruuk already. New York Tribune
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-05
Are You Going to NOmOl

Then got thc latest reliable map of tho Koyukuk Blue Stone. Council City. Nome. Port Clarence and Copper River Mining districts Price. D cents Issued by Che Seattle Daily Times Sent on roc ccipt of price. tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-05

A miner recently returned from Che head or Snake river. reports considerable wor, done in Che creeks of thot vicinity Nos % and 9 Gold Bottom creek. have yielded p7y Drain dItchcs have been cut and che claims arc about ready for -L.L.Lu.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-05
Coos Out As Train Boy

Willie Fcrro goes out ou this morning e train 70 news agent Hmy is hustler from tb, word eo and win make rate uiHe good "u,auut butcher 1s thoy lr called i1 Che statgs
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-05

Clothing hats. shoes and mons fur- nishings. an going at knock down prices this week at Chcncy's Boston store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-05

''rh. German hotel keepers of Harlem" said 1 tenement house Inspector thc other day. -olly book on water as nc Go wash in and perhaps they arc right had Co stay over n.sht iu a hotel on Third avenue last week and before gr lc Co bed asked
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-05

IIs uns -evcut,.u yc1r- oid and had spent Iu hI- uf- Iu northern Nrw York. principally Iu Jefferson county Hc had come down Co mako hts first visit to h.s b.r brother in N,v York Tho day after his arrival Che fwo went to 1 Broadway clothing stor, to huy summer sIt ul "storc clothes" Oue was selected after several had boon tried on. and while waite iur lor thc "hrsheIm1u. to come down and make thc alterations nccoss1r, to tt bis raw frame the country younEstrr whispered to h.s brother Would it hc au right Co ask thrm for pair of-Ell- usese
 -Slsp,uders. corrected thc bIg brother stcrnly
 "suspoudcrs" repeated thc country boy foot to tho other
 .I don't know whether they ko,p thrm or not. but ! daut suppose thcyu cost moro than S1.H Il they do. proceeded Che elder. moro gently 1s hc saw tho rcd of humiliation deepen in b.s brothers ncr.
 -O. they won't cost auythnE.you know thryU give noe thcm with Che sut. you know"
 .GIve thcm to yoI What dn you molu' crieI the brother with surprise
 -Wby wIth Che al.t of course. replied .he hoy. equally astonishod lTIWlUT7
 -G.ve susn.nlers with tho suiI THW won't Jo th1t Yo1u havc to buy them
 "pont they givc susneuiers with I slt
 Nt. of course nOt-
 .We. lots eo somewhere olec tho1. when. thoy du.
 "Vhy tbey don't do that 1uywhcro in NcV York
 "THlr- funny They always do u Waurtovn. and if thcy can 1Gorl it un thcrc don't sec why they can't herc Thl. is much b.ssor store" s1ld Che ,uunest,r 1ngrly
 Tb.u the elder brother remembered his own youth up In th. country and how proud he was of ba Grst sct of baby bIIe "pJIuses- which hc eot with hIs first long trousers IIc didn't lkc Go shotter fond hopes. b1t hc controlled hts emotions and rcm1rkod scnty "You rct bargains h,r. my hoy uscld of pros- cnts Remember that"-Now York Com- mcrcial Adyculcr
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-05

Alfred Dodgcs famous f,it shoes ot cost
 Cheney Boston slr..
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-05

Seattle Export Beer. delivered In any part Of Che city for Se per dozen quarts by B. B. Bottling Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-05
DISTRICTS ABOUT NOME

Tb, nt,st Seattle papers contain Che most recent news from Che districts about Nomc The Alaskan presents t7iis morn iur 1 concise resume of thc most prom isinr district news
 prosnrctors who returned to Nome from Che Stewart river country ou August 70 report that Che district eivcs no evidence or b,ne ero1t gold bearing country s1u Francisco Eilch. thc only one of Che streams which gave any promise at ul. has only scattered deposits of very nuc -olI which Che prospcctors think were rubbed from quartz ovcrhangiurs ot Che head of the stream
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-05

The Daily Alaskan is now prepared to do composition for the trade (any measure), in agate. nonpareil minion, brevier, long primer and small pica Satisfaction guaranteed. White Horse Atlin and Juneau papers please take . otice.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-10-03
TRADE R EVIEW.
Reports by Leading Commercial
Agencies Indicate Crafty
ing Conditions.

New York, Sept. &.-Brsdstreet's says:
1.-THE current of trade Is still running
full IN nearly all lines, and In some the tide
is still rising, as shown by firmer tone
or actual advances IN the level Of prices.
except for those staples such as cereals,
hog products and cotton, which are dealt
in on the exchanges. In distributiye trade
the features are the continued good tone
OF adylces from the jobblng trade west,
northwest and southwest, and on the Pa
cihc coast, and the better retail trade re-
ported at the east, due to the advance in
the season. The talk Of the widespread
corn damage, due to late frosts, seems to
have fallen fiat, viewed from the stand
point Of CORE prices and OF trade reports
from affected sections. A Quletlng down
demand for dry goods, usual at this sea-
son, Is noted at many markets, but these
reports are generally, accompanied by ad-
vices Of an enlarged distribution of cloth
ing and footwear. Demand for iron and
steel, repTessed by strikes and for other
causes, has at last broken the usual trade
limits, and is full and free in nearly all
lines. Pig iron is active and In large sale,
and southern iron has again advanced In
all markets. While the excessive premiums
on tin plates and other strike-afected
products have disappeared, the demand IS
so large-Pennsylvania mills have booked
orders two TO four months ahead and Chi
cago mills as far ahead as the end Of 1902
lLaL DlielE are ~ mig tFt oars y UP, ana a
number OF other products have advanced In
proportion. Steel rails are in good demand
and so active has been the Inquiry that
the amount OF old orders to be carried over
for delivery next year Is estimated at from
10000 TO 1880 tons"
r. G. Dun q Co.. in their Weekly Review
Of Trade, say: Normal conditions have
been fully restored IN the distribution Of
merchandise. the placing OF delayed or
derg stimulating the few lines that APP
peared 10 halt. One Of the most gratifying
features Of the business situation IL the
pronounced preference for the better
grades Of goods, CLEARLY indicating the im-
proved financial condition Of consumers.
Resumption OF work has progressed rapid
ly IN the steel Industry since the settle
ment Of the labor controversy, and there is
littls dlscord between employer and en-
pioyed IN other lines. Stability of prices,
without imitation, Is the rule, except where
the unusual size Of crops Introduces spe-
clal factor. Steel production Is now pro-
crossing al nearly the average rate.
Failures for the week numbered ~ in
the United States, against 2Dl last year, and
y In Canada, against ~ last year."
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-10-03

Work has begun on the mountings
for the great cannon which have been
lying in the square for so long, and
the work will be rushed to a speedy
finish. Frank Wetheral drew the
plans for the castings and they were
accepted by the city Council some
time ago. Frank Baker was given
the contract for the iron work and the
Oskaloosa Planning Mill Co. will fur
nish the necessary wood finishings.
The cement bases were put in by
Geo. Fl. Carbon & Son several days
ago and are now almost ready to
uncover. The mountings will be
chiefly of wood and the huge guns
will stand facing the street one on
each side of the square. They will be
placed mid way between the band
stand and the hitching rail and will
have straight bead on all of the four
alleys leading from the square. The
work will be pushed as rapidly as
possible as the mayor is anxious to
get things fixed up before the meet
ing of the State Municipal Association
on the 10th of October.
1t is estimated that the cost of the
improvement will be between SIS and
S25 per cannon.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-10-03
CROWDS AIT HEDRTCK
A. B. Cummins and J. F. Lacey
Have Splendid Meetings.

Hedrick, Sept. 2s.--The Cummins
meeting for Keokuk county Friday
was a great success from every view
point. There were good crowds in
attendance afternoon and evening
and the people were pleased with the
speeches heard.
Candidate Cummins spoke in the
afternoon in a large tent that com
fortably accommodated the people.
For two hours he stood before his
audience and told them Of the issues
Of the day. The first hour was a
handling of generalities and was in
teresting and instructive from first
to last. The second half of the talk
was devoted more to state and
national issues and was equally we'll
received.
Congressman John F. Lacey adj
dressed the evening meeting about
an hour and three quarters and he
had the closest attention of a large
audience. The afternoon meeting
had been composed largely of older
voters but the evening meeting was
marked by the presence of a large
number CT the younger element of
the citizenship of the county and it
was pleasure to address them. Major
Lacey filed the bill to the satisfaction
of all and his talk was much liked.
He talked in a different vein from
Mr.. Cummins and filed in where
that gentleman had made omissions.
j. T. Brooks, candidate for senator
was prevailed upon to address the
crowd and he talked for a time in a
way that made a splendid finishing
touch to the meeting.
All in all the meeting may be count
ed the best that has yet been held in
the campaign. The attendance was
better and the careful attention given
the speakers was an evidence of the
interest that is being taken in the
campaign in this part of the state.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-10-03

we're Mesdames Matte Watkins, Grin
Gay, M. II Reynolds and Maud Heits-
man.
Harry Anderson, of the mail carrier
service, departed for Denver last
I evening, called thereby the serious
illness of his sister The lady is suf-
fering with typhoid fever.
Mrs Emma Devoe, who has been
in the city for the past several weeks
visiting at the homes Of friends and
acquaintance, has returned to her
home ia Burlington
Hon. Sam Jones departed for Sioux
Falls, South Dakota, this morning to
attend the Farmers National Com
gress. MIR. Jones is one of the Iowa
delegateslreeently appointed by Gov
ernor Shaw.
@. @. Mcintyre, formerly Of this
city, was in town Friday and satur-
day visiting old acquaintanees and
looking after business matters, He
left Saturday evening for GrinneIl
and will 60 from there to his home in
Davenport.
Joe Beeson entertained Captain and
Mrs. Will Point, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ed
White and Miss Irene Roberts at dim
ner at the Hotel Downing on Sunday
evening. The occasion was sort of
a reunion of Company F relationship
and was enjoyed to the utmost by the
participants.
There was very pleasant family
reunion at the home of Luke Dun
shee on South Third street Sunday,
September 20 Those present were:
r. D. Dunshee and family, F Dunshee
of Omaha, Mrs. 7. B. Dunshee and
three sons, and Mr.. and Mrs. Luke
Dunshee and daughter,
Harry Miller has purchased the B.
T. Dutton!property on High avenue
east and will occupy the place in the
immediate future. Mrs. Anna Ryan
and daughters, who have been occu-
plying 1.-THE Dutton place, will be at
home in the DIR. Crowder property,
farther east on High avenue.
Announcements have been received
in the city of the marriage of Miss Ora
Belle, daughter of Mr.and Mrs James
G. Oldham, to Mr.. Thomas Howard
Craig, at the Oldham home in Urbana,
H., Wednesday, September %. Mr..
and Mrs. Craig will be at home after
November Is at No. 4O3 West White
street, Champaign, Ill, Mr.. Craig
will be we'll remembered in this city
by numerous friends and acquaint-
Rnces who will extend warmest con-
gratulations.
Mrs. Will Watts was made the vic
tim Ola very pleasant surprise party
Fridaytevening in honor of the ami
of her birth. A number of
the friends and neighbors of the lady
planned the affair with a cleverness
that completely. outwitted her and the
company dropped in upon her all I'M
A handsome picture was
presented and Mrs. Watts was at a
loss what to say or do Kind friends
came to her assistance and the even
ing that followed viii be remembered
Tor long time by all who were pres
snt.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-10-03
Sophomore and FreshmanCIassesO Open
the Season.

The Sophomore class of Penn Col
lege had q very pleasant social at the
home of Miss Emily Johnson Friday
evening. There were about twenty
five members present and the even
ing passed very enjoyably to all.
Games and music were INDUCED in
and the hour was late when the guests
departed. 1t was the first class social
of the season and every one seemed
inclined.to make the most of the OPP
portunity.
The Freshman class inaugurated a
search party Friday evening and it
was undoubtedly the best in that line
that has been seen for some time.
The girls of the class selected hiding
place and the boys set out to hunt
them up. 1t Twas agreed that they
should stay within the city limits and
that il the boys found them by nine
o'clock thelgirls should furnish the
refreshments while in case they did
not the boys must bear the expense
The boys secured the town from one
end to the other including the brick
kiln and Forest cemetery, but with
out finding any trace of the young
ladies. Anime O'Clock as previously
arrangedKthey met at Miss Pigeon
Boyers where the girls arrived few
moments later. They refuse to tel
whereIthey had been and their hiding
place is. still mystery. The early
part of.the evening was spent in play
ing games ) and getting better &C
quainted,s after which light refresh
ments1 were lsserved. Miss Hattie
Hibbs and Walter Thornburg favored
the company with vocal solos anC
Misses Boyer and Conover played
several. selections on the piano which
were highly.appreciated. The socia
was the first of.the season and was
given to let the students become
better acquainted. The evening wal
one of great enjoyment to all and the
entertainment committee may fee
highlylgratiied at the result of theil
efforts.