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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-10
TROOPS SENT WEST COMES
Ie and Guards Get Off Train
 At Sixth Avenue
Lrrgo Crowd Waiting At tho Depot to Seo Him Is Disappointed -Pur- chased Clothes and Appeared Happy Coos South on Hating

Kid West" thc principal witness in thc O'Bricu murder trial, came out from Dawson yesterday in custody oi \. Pcuuywick and D. Maync lhc re-, port iu yesterday mornings issue Co inc effect that hc would be brought out ou ,hc evening train brought cd large crowd Co thc depot that was doomed tu disappointment for as Che train slowed up near 0th avenue three men, Kid West" and h, two guards. jump ed from thc train and walked rapidly Go State street aud thence down Co F. II. Ciay,on x Co.'s store where Kid West purchased au entirely new out. it oi c'othc, More than one unsus- pcctuc kioulikcr. as he appeared opp on thc platform. wa, taken Co bf the notoriou, criminal
 While West was trying ou- his clothes he seemed Co hc ihc happicst man m ,hc group and it never would have been guessed that hc was being taken back Co prison Co serve out sem tcncc Uc wa, particular about hi, purchase and bought che best obtain able lIc had quite am amount of money d, he ha, been allowed Ss a day by ,hc Canadian government ever since hc left Wa''l Na'1 last winter
 In stature he is slight and wiry Tn, head !, long and In, features sharp Ns whole he presents thc appear 1ucc oi natural thIci
 He Is confined m thc local jail under guard until thc arrival of thc Hating. ou which he W.ll be taken bclow
 N pcnnyvick i, Che man who to- ccthcr with detective Naguirc unra- vclcj thc mystery oi thc great triple murder case and helped bring the cul- prit to h, just punishment He has been connected with thc N w. NJ. Po. lice service for some little time and Is regarded a, thc most compctlnt de, tcct,yc on thc force.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-10
A NEW PLANT
Electric Light COmpany's
 Machinery Ordered
VIII Be Hero By September 10 Meanwhile tho Limos VIII Be Extonded to Cover tho City-To Rosot Poles to Curb Lines

F. C. Pricstly manager and elcctri- cal engineer for the new company that recently bought the electric light plant. has received adyiccs from Chcs ter II. Kichl, consulting engineer oi the company relative Co the order, placed for new machinery The orders have been filed with the manuiacturcr> and the machinery will be delivered within ,iN weeks from the shipping date. Thi, will enable the work oi setting the plant Co commence about September Io An entirely new plant will be installed The consignment oi machinery will include Babcock X Vii. CON boilers. compound condcnsing Stanley engines and two free altina tors.
 The Diripo brought the first ship mcnt of line construction material The work of extending the system will commence immediately and it will be made Co cover all oi the city up Co I2th street and up Broadway as far a' Camp r
 The company has obtained a lot of large peeled poles from down the canal. which will Doe used m replacing the un slightly poles with bark upon them that have been used upon some of the streets An the poles on Broadway will be removed and new ones raised Co comply with the curb alignment designated m the city ordinance Thi, will be done m places on the other streets. On Fourth avenue none oi the old pole, are peeled and replacing them will entail considerable work It ha, not yet been decided exactly when the new power house will be built
 The company will be in readiness to light the city next winter with their brand new plant and hope Co not only supply light Co the business houses but Co make a residence rate that will tend to supplaut lamp light
 The company is showing Staunch faith m the future of Skagway for the considerable investment they are mak ing is a mere preliminary to the cStab. hshmcnt oi an extensive plant and sys- tenn that will be run by water power developed from the rapids oi the Skag- way river, at Porcupinc hill The old company has maintained its claim to these rapid, since pioneer days. This power was among the most valuable a,- sets transferred from the old company Go the new
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-10

General Freight Agent Mckay of the W. ?. x N, says that thc trllhc oi this season Is greater than ever before. The apparent Quictncss about the points of transfer where no hugc bulks oi freight can be observed. Is due Co the splendid facilities with which the W. D. X \. has become equipped Co handle an itS traffic cNpcditiou,Iy and with sc.Thc three largest new steam CTS oi the company alone. to say uoth- iug O thc other steamers, were they ou thc river last season. would have had but little to do While the freight does not tax their iull capacity they have much moro Co carry than they could have had had they been on thc river last season. lt was not contemplated that these steamers should be continuous ly laden with their iull capacity. They were put upon the river that any inn mcrgcucy oi traffic might be met by thc company and iu anticipation of the ever growing trade oi the interior.
 Much of the heavy mining machinery ou the creeks was placed last season. but the methods coming iu vogue of working the placcrs on extensive scale, by large companies will increase Che necessity of handling article, of great weight
 That there may bc other ru,hcs Co newly discovered field, is Go bc expected and iu anticipation oi such po,,.bil- iiics thc W. ?. x Y. are iorc,tallcd Co meet thc demands that such cNipcncics may call for
 The interior Is taking advantage of thc only way that is open for ,hpmcu, most oi thc year Yesterday a 1o tom shipment was made to thc Northern Commercial Company at Circle City, Today consignment Co thc N A r. x T Go is being handled and al through ,hc season con,irumcu's have been shipped oyer thc w. ?. & Y. Co thc trading and transportation com- panics.
 There has been no boat ur thc river ,o far this season and there win bc nome for a, least two weeks
 There can Joe hrt little necessity .ut either a failure or g'ut along ,hc river from now on as there is aH open and easy highway to obtain supple, when and as they may bc wanted
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-10
A NEW PLACER STRIKE
Four Groups of Claims Staled Near
 Hninos Mission

\ new placer strike ha, been made on thc east side oi Lynn canal a short distance below Flames Locations of iour groups of claims were filed in the rommi,,io toner, office yesterday
 Four group, oi claims, each contain ing 100 acres. were Stakcd on the Re. hcnia river. which enters the canal near Iaiucs. Nothing but prospects have ,o iar been found Who the original li.coycrcr |, Is not known but several prominent business men. including J. NJ Tanner F. A Bi,hoprick F. s. Shocmakc and C. A SchIbrcdc are Jmong thc locators.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-10
Chilkat Indians Hostile and
 Threaten Gardner
Eleven Soldiers Left For Hainos to Mako tho Trip Up tho Chilkat on tho Steamer Indians Threaten To Fro on Hor If She Runs

Ten soldiers under command oi Ser. .,aut Baldwin lcit ou thc f'o,ic last night .ur ll3iuc, Co protect thc steamer
 arIr,r lul crew from the Indians. on her trip up thc Chlkat rvcr today.
 The steamer Gardner wa, burned several week, ago. by thc Indians. who have heretofore enjoyed a monopoly 70. thc .rcighung up thc river She Is now again ready Go go into commission and her owner. Nr. Gardner. fearing .ta, thc Indians would again make an attempt Co iuiurc thc steamer, came up c, Sbaevay and asked Judge Schl- rr.Ic Co send down troop, to protect m. steamer Judge Seh'hrcdc could do ra.hue and referred h'm Go Captain 'on., After ,hc fact, were l1il before him. Captain Jcnk, decided Go send the soldier, and avoid an trouble
 The soldiers V.u make a trip up the r.y,- and their presence win uo doubt rettgu an malice from the savage heart o' thc rcd man.
 Mr. Gardner say, that thc ludilu, .rc very -u.'cu and threaten Go fire con m. steamer i she attempt, Go go opp .t, river
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-10

George Miller. who tore down the Canadian customs flag from the staff ou the railroad building. directly over Canadian Customs Inspector Busby office % short time ago. wa, brought back from Porcupinc yesterday on a warrant sworn out by l.. (. Hawkins president of the w. F. & r. Route The preliminary hearing will take place this afternoon in the Bishop McCabc college building. K. w. Jennings con duciiug the prosecution. Mir. Miller being represented by the combined legal talent oi thc city
 The warrant was sent Co Porcupinc by Marshal Shook several day, ago and yesterday. while he was at Halncs Miller was brought down in the custo- dy oi Marshal Pete Nccsou.
 The charge upon which Miller has been arrested Is the destruction oi property and the case cannot be tried by the local court Al tomorrow hearing Miller must either be bound over to appear before the district court or bc discharged.
 On account of the. circumstances of thc case a large crowd will be present at thc hearing. SO Judge Schlbrcdc last night decided to hold it in thC college bui'iiug
 The principal Witncs,c, will be F. $ Bu,by and F.. C. Hawkins. who i, cx- pcctcd Co arrive ou thc Dolphin today
 Mr. Miller had nothing Co say last night further than that thc case must either be dismissed at Mr. Hawkin' request or bc prosecuted
 Mr. Ru,by dil not car to discuss the ease yesterday but. however said that although thc papers from the State, contained thc information that he had not been upheld by hi> government he Hld mol yet been so officially notified
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-10
School Board Meeting

The school board met at Frank r. Burns office last night Co confer with N palmbcrr and hi, attorney. Mr. Barnes. relative to coming to an un- der tludnc m thc matter oi suh,c- qucnt contract ou thc erection oi thc school building The iull board wa, present and Herman Grimm. uuc of pa'mbcrg', urctic,. came m during thc deliberations \ IA Anderson. the other honl,mau failed to pu, m an appearance While thc board and cou- tractor have come Go a fair agreement verbally ou many counts. there are some difference, between them that will require adjustment at subsequent meeting Attorney Price represented Jh city at thc meeting.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-10
IHf HUMBOLDT COMES
Had Vory Light Load Sails Last
 Night With Big Crowd

The Humboldt made her appearance m the Skagway harbor yesterday morning after a long absence. She had a very light passenger list and hardly any freight
 As purser. O. W. Shoup. formerly a resident of Skagway. came up in place of John Carroll. who is now m Nome.
 She sailed at six o'clock last nigh, with about fifty passengers.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-10
Bands Benefit Dance

Among thc social event, oi the near future |. tbc benefit dance Co foe given by thc White Pas, Band iu the rail- road club, building on the evening 'i ihc 10th inst
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-10
leo Cronm Pnrlors

A. l.. Ritter has fitted up a neat ice cream parlor at his Sixth avenue store Pure ice cream and soda will be scry- ed at an hours 2w
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-10
Too For Sale

In large or small quantities lt the Monogram Liquor House.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-10

IT you want good work done tele' phone No. ITO Automatic, Key City Laundry. They take it away and return it in a few hours. ti
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-10

Rex brand hams. bacon and lard at Lilly Bros. u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-10

An kinds of soft drinks and Seattle Export Beer at B. B. Bottling Co.,. Fifth ave, opposite Filth Ave. Hotel
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-10
As Good As Ever

Upman's Extra 5 cigar. best cents cigar in America Try them.
 CHEALANDER.S sth. Ave.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-10

Home made cakes u ChcaIaudcr's. Fifth ave.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-10

Fine clothing fair price is a sure oi dull day m ou7 store cily,ou x Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-10

Roast Duck and Plymouth Rock Chicken nt tho Seattle with Famous Rainier Beer,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-10
TRIED TO-DAY
Miller Will Stand Trial For
 Pulling Down Flag

Arrived From POroupino Last Night Trial VIII Bo Held In Bishop MoCabe College Building Today Will Bo Ably Defended
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-10

Amorieau Tailor. isi Broadway.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-10
NO DECLINE
Traffic Manager Mckay Says
 Traffic Is Increasing

Tho W.P. & Y. Ky. Is Fully Equip pod To Moot Any Possible Emer- gonoy That May Ooour-No Moro Compositions of Freight
New-York tribune., 1901-06-30

horses have been made after Paris models. The
horses are not so slow. however about going to
the fountain head of fashion. considering that
this Is the second summer in the history of their
kind tina. they have worn straw hats or bonnets
in New York
recent visit which John T. Haines. president
of the American Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals. paid to Paris is responsible
FOR this introduction of French styles He noticed
that Paris horses were enjoying most convenient
headgear. and found investigation that the
wearing Of straw hats greatly lessened the death
rate from heat and sunstroke. He brought back
a number of models and he did not have to get
some one Ia wear them past ;he customs i5spec-
tors do the milliners These models were
turned over 10 manufacturers of straw hats in
this city. and large quantities ha been made
and put sale. The Paris hat for horses re-
sembles the wide hrimmed Panama which is so
popular .--.onE men this year. Thc TWO radical
points Of difference lie in two holes cut in the
brim to make room for the horses G. rs and the
ribbons with which il is tied I = bride The
hats are made Of fine and coarse -traw and
some OF them have elaborate open wcrr designs
They can be obtained in colOrs and combinations
of Colors There is reason why the most fas-
tdous horse cannot he satisfied.
MIR Haines says the hats be seen ON the
finest teams Criven ON the Paris boulevards as
well the work horses IL the business So
tiGn OF the city. lie will be pleased To supply
horse hats to poor drivers who cannot afford 20
buy them. Application at the offices of the So
cety, Twenty sxth-st. and Madson-ave will be-
ali that is necessary To secure them. The society
will endeavor To have the city departments pur-
chase hats for their horses
New-York tribune., 1901-06-30
RENTING THE "COuRT LEET."'
ALE TAsTERs APPOINTED.
From The Pail Mall Gazette

From The Pail Mall Gazette.
Forming part of the Lancashire estates Of the
surrounding orrnskirk. a typical old fashioned
market town. reached m less than an hours tram
ride from Liverpool or Manchester. Until recent
years n Court ieet" Of the proud pos
sessions uf farmers and others resident the
Manor Of ormskiIk and its revival on the suG
gestion of the Earl. was undertaken one evening
last week with all the pomp and ceremony at
taching 10 the quai't medieval institution Mr.
:. BIiehuuse the steward - the manor. took the
chair. and his ba.lin. beginning with the old
Norman admonitiOn. Oyer. oytZi oyeZi' called
upon all owing duty to his lordship 10 come
forward and take part in the proceedings Of that
venerable court AS Mr. Brighouse is also one
of the county coroners. there was an unexpected
touch of humor added 10 thu situation y jury
having been impanellcd, they proceeded 70 ap-
point the various recognized officials Of the time
honored court tne broad framed farmer aC-
Cepted the appointment Of chief constable. and
20 him was handed the token of authority in
this case a stout stan bearing the date l1W,
The next business is the election ~ two ale
tasters," declared the president :clcmuIy The
names IF TWO were submitted without special
refer' nee To their ability but the few minutes
occupied by the process of election enabled
many in court to draw mental pictures Of the
experiences such officials must have had in the
good old days one OF the appointed returned
thanks for himself ana colleague. and sounded
"A modern note concerning an ancient practice by
remarking. amid some applausa. that if the old
office of ale faster had been maintained b.,
public authority the recent poisoned beer scare
would not have occurred After other elections
il was discovered that the court had a right to
erect ChurchWardenS. Here a happy avoidance of
local controversy was secured by the election of
the two gentlemen appointed at the Easter yes
try held at the parish church
Business ended, all present adjourned to view
the Court Leet regaia, which appeared 10 consist
mainly OF Javelins and Constables' staves-the
latter fine stout weapons. warranted never to
fail in cracking the hardest Uranium. Then fol-
lowed a solid old English dinner when the com
pany were Joined by the Hon a Stanley, NJ. F.
for the Ormskirk division. who expressed a wish
that the old court just revived had the power
also to appoint members Of Pa lament; in that
case they would make better choice than many
of the constituencies.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-30

from the goats. Should a young man fail in
this the omission is remedied at social affairs
which the newly welded pair attend by borrow
ing the necessary articles from some nitrate
friend. Only in this borrowed finery does the
bride feel able to face the inquisiive eyes of her
friends and acquaintances
These gorgeous marriage ceremonies do not
have their rise in base mercenary desire for
presents. Guests Go not offer tribute as uni
versaly as in higher circles, although the men,
bers of the family do their best The desire to
shine socially is at the bottom Of it, pure and
simple. if. indeed social aspiration is ever pure
and simple. 1t leads parents to educate Their
children so that they may rise higher and cast
into the shade the children next door-thus
mingling good and evil in odd fashion. But it
New-York tribune., 1901-06-30
AN INT4SION OF STORKS
Letter in The London Standard.

I-ttttr IN The I-UnUNn StanUarU.
Perhaps IL may interest your readers and in
tending tourists 10 learn that this summer there
has been quite an insush Of storks To Norway
As is generally known. Denmark is the nOrthern
most home of this intere sting bird which is in
terwoven with Danish folk lore and mmortaI-
ized by Andersen in his Fairy Tales" In the
south of Sweden. too, the stork is fairly numar
Gus. and breeds; but in Norway il has hitherto
been considered rare due not much to the
climate as perhaps the stormy passage across
the Skager- Rack
rms summer. however. storks have appeared
along both sides OF the Chrstana Fjord within
Few hours rail- Journey from the capital and
are thriving well. while from the province of
Smaaienene comes the report that at Tune Par
sonase the other day flock of big fine storks
numbering about fifty, was seen stalking rraveI,'
about in search of food. According to popular
nehei In Norway. the presence of the stork SO
iaI north presases very hot summer
New-York tribune., 1901-06-30
A Puzzled ORIENTAL.
ON The Washington Star.

From The Washington Star.
That Western Chivalry to women makes a de-
ciCtd impression. and at the same time SCme-
what confuses the mind o. -he Oriental as 20
what is the exact status of the gentIer in
America. curiOusly illustrated the Other
day wheC diplomat of the Celestial variety
made Il most careful and scrutinizinS inspection
OF the statue of General Logan recently elected
in Iowa Circle. in this city.
After scanning for some time and with evident
satisfaction the mounted figure of the general.
the almond eyed man With the black silk skirts
and skull cap drew closer and scrutinized the
smaller figures in the frieZe around the base
OF the pile large figure of Minerva seemed
10 fascinate and hold his attention for
time. What was going ON in his mind
apparent. for he hailed Intelligent looking
woman who was passing. and directing her at
tertion tO the tgurr il relief said in pigeon
English: "Ess Zees Madam Losan?'
New-York tribune., 1901-06-30
NEN-YORK ILLUSTRATED SUPPLEMENT-.

.rota the story In this way she hopes 10 I'M I'M
press the usefulness of Biblical knowieuSs Iaes
the little ones Last Sunday she to'a hen Ia e,,t
of a crueI bov vino would catch eats anu cue %
tbair faiIs off Now can any little girl tell he
of an appropriate verse;" she asked Inere & Wi vi
a pause for a few moments, when ohe Ilt.e .7,sr S
arose. and in a solemn voice siilu, - mt
cod has joued together let no man put
dor
New-York tribune., 1901-06-30
1PPROPRfA TE.
From The Carthage Press.

From The Carthage Press.
was amused al a story I heard yesterday
One OF the pretty Sunday school teachers told il
to me IT seems this young woman has a class
of little girls, and it is her custom to tell them
each Sunday Of some little incident that has
happened during the week and request the
children to quote Of Scripture 10 illus
New-York tribune., 1901-06-30
PARIS HATS FOR HORSES.

THE MODELS FOR THOSE NOW WORN IN THIS
CITY WE'RE BROUGHT FROM
FASHIONS CAPITAL
New-York women of fashion have loho"eu
Paris styles in headgear for many years, pus
this is the first summer that straw hats lor
New-York tribune., 1901-06-30

amuses them. IL cxctes them and perhaps the
game is worth the candle. after AL.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
REAL ESTATE.
SALES CHIEFLY OF DWELLING HOUSES
BRISK AUCTION BUSINESS.

One OF the best sales reported yesterday was that
dwelling house, on lot 22x6oxlO22 by Allan J..
clark through S Osgood PeH & Co. The pur-
chaser was Justice Henry w Bookstaver. The
transaction was the purchase by Joseph Hamer-
shlag OF a plot, lO0zlOO feet the south side Of
Seventy directly opposite the entrance
10 Riverside Drive.
McVickar & Co. have sold for Thomas Stokes, as
executor Of the Of Caroline Phelps Stokes.
the 1--WE story tenement house No. AZ West Thirty
first-st. lot 25xS69 feet McVckar g. Co. as auc-
toneers, also sold this property in foreclos-
proceedings October IS 1900.
Porter a. Co. have sold for William r. Morris
No SCI East e-hundred- fifty -frst-st, fiat
house. 25xll4 feet. TO Ella Benker
Collins d. Collins have sold for Robert c. ogden
the i've story American basement brick and light
stone house No % West Ffty-fifth-st 25XlOO5 feet
r S. Willard was the associate broker
A. /. MOrdecai g. Son have sold TO builder 1Or
Improvement the six lots the north side of One
hundred and rty-seventh-st. 100 feet west OF
SeYenth-aVe. This land will be improved with
eight private dwelling houses.
GustaYus l. Lawrence has sold plot, blXlOOS
feet the south side of Eightyseventh-st 100 feet
east OF Fifth-aTe., to man who Will build house
for his occupancy on the premises.
William L. Sutphin has resold No. % West Forty
1fth-st. a three story dwelling house. on lot ls9N
1OO5 feet, 10 an investor who will improve the
property. The sale made through Pease a
G. Freedman has sold to A Prenties No. S5S TO
1853 East Tenth-st. five seven story hathouses. on
plot l25x9f feet, for S5000-
The four story brick building, No. 135 West Thir-
tieth-st. lot 26X9S9 feet, has been sold 10 the
city by the New-YOrk Colored Mission The build
Ing adjons the West Thirtieth-st. police station,
and II VIII be used annex TO the station.
10 the plot, 25.Gxl00.S feet. the nOT IN side of
1ightyninth-st just l7S10 feet east Of Fifth-ave,
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
West 1854 Stree

i02d Street.
approximate the lien charge
above-described IL
thereon from the Of
June 1900 less payments amounting 20
81 500 together with and allowance amounting
S36S together with the expenses ot the sale. The
approximate OF the and
or liens be allowed 90 the purchaser
purchase money. maid 6y the Referee. is
81, 135 "a 100 and interest
Dated York. 18th day of December 1909.
CHAS II. ENON Referee
the above described premises Is hereby
adjourned Friday, January llth 1901. At the
hour and place.
Dated New York. January 4th. 1901.
CfAS. II KNOX. Referee.
LORD. DAY & LORD. Plaintiffs Attorneys. 100 Broad
way. " Y city.
sale of the above described premises hereby
Monday. February llth. 1901.
hour and place. CHAS II. K>SOX Referee.
LORD, DAY & LORD. Plaintiffs Attorneys. l2O Broad
way. y. Y. City