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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-22
MRSl NATION IN CHICAGO.
Visits Dives In the Western
Metropolis.
MEETS lONG-LOST GRANDSON,
The Kansas "Joint-smasher" Sees the
Big City without Her Hatchst-Talks
to Mayor Harrison at = Democratic
Ball-Barred from Some Places.

Carrie Nation, without her Ratchet,
signalized her entry to Chicago Tues
day night by making tour of "levee"
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-22

A stag party would be much moro
enjoyable IL few dears were invited
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-22

Maple City Self Washing Soap
does not shrink woolens nor will 1t injure
the finest fabric. Just try IL once.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-22

The pawnbroker's profits depend on
the interest he takes In his business
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-22

Mrs. Julia c. Brown.
Of PeCat0nica, Ills,
says II have used
Peguna ia my hsns
for the past four years
and am thoroughly
convinced hat il is a
reliable family rem
edy Julia q. Brown.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10
WANTED
City Council Wants Com
 plaints Handed In

At u-t u,ghts meeting of Che city council t resolution was made by Com- oumau Guthrie. and passed unanimously. hlt lu citizens arr asked Go hand u complaints about uu Hues within thr city limits
 Ir amy person win send in written complaint tu tbr ,rect chat th,rc s a tin Uu. In house u-lr his property and tbat hr wishes tue same removed. the ,auu,J 0u s.,r th. matter its immeiat, ltt.uuuu.
 10 |. tbe desire of the council Go pre pare fur winter and when cold weather arrives this work cannot be done There fore. ll complaints ore handed iu to th, couueI hs matter can be attended to 1s tl, c.g marshal is practically u1pI. ta GuI oat lu drmuueuts iu th.s most important matter.
 Complaints ar. asked to he W,d h, next Monday No names need he mon. tln,d
 An of thr c.Jv papers were asked to take tbis matter up and bring It Go tho at- t,nt.on of their radrrs 10 is most impor. iout Co au property holders
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10
MAY BE A SHORTAGE
Certain Limos of Hoavy Hardware
 Short In Dawson

The prospect or there being a shortage in thc supply Of certain lines of heavy hardware ot Dawson this winter has not changed
 Hardware dealers state that the heavy lines arc likely Go bc most affected bee cause thc smaller articles arc usually manufactured In large quantities ahead of Che orders in factories There is pos slhnity that sheet metal and heavy min Ing articles. and possibly shovvols. it is understood may hc short
 The strikes on thc outside have already made lt Impossible for some of thc goods Go be supplied but many of Che orders were placed early in Che year and win get here. It is folt however that Che shortages win not ho serious enough Co materially affect the mining Industry of Che camp. but that there may he some inconvenience felt by some of Che op- orators through want of certain lines.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10
BIG RUSH TO
 HENDERSON
Stampede Occurs to Creek
 On Stewart River
Latest Advloos Roohod Th's City Last Night By Arrivals Just Ont From Dawson Forty Men Arrive Thoro By Steamer

There is n blg rush to Stewart. Ad- vices reached tho city Saturday night of a ble stampede Co thc right fork of Hcn- dcrson crock. The steamer Clifford slft- on arrived ot 5.ao D. m. August 2S. bring mg a party of forty-two men headed by Charles French On Che 29th a party of twonty-thrcc arrived overland by wny of Gold Run.
 French. who started Che stampede. is owner of clalm No. 29 above. Hc claims Co have found good pay on his claim and thinks this fork is rich.
 Tho right fork of Henderson creek was stampcdod last June and quite number of men arc ot work on Che upper end of Che crock. and on Sixty and Eleven pups tributaries Go thc main creek.
 Tho Sixty pup is considered Che most promising of uu Several prospect holes have been sunk and all Che way from 70 cents Go S2 Co thc pan is the result
 A largo number of men say Henderson is au right. and chat they are going Co work there this winter
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10
A Triple murdoror

George Y1tsbueof 1u Indian of Uu.- m1k Alaska. has been indicted by the special cund jury sitting 8t Uu1l1ska. for thc murder of his three wives Th. crime ie alleged Co have taken place Ih.rty-Gyc miles from Unol1sko. Tho .hr.e women we're found lying at Che foot of elm on Che ar1-shor, Wound. which they bore first caused Che a1spi- riou chat they had met with violent i,1th ot Che hands of Che common hus. band. Oue witness. t is 1id. hos lc,l secured who saw Che deed committed
 Y1tshueot claims that Che women f.u .yer the cln. and met death iu that way and that he is innocent ,Adyices recciy,r from ru1m1k hy the steamer santa Am recently state that Che special grand mry after listening to Che evidence ir tho c9se brought m on Indictment chars'ls thc Indian with murder iu Che first dc gree.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10
A FNf DAY SCHEDULE
Cottage City and Seattle Go Run
 Opposite Go Each Other

Who. u. steamer Queen ruteI no -..lf.. .r.m ..r ..VIe. tH Alaskan norta In. was uUrI from th. wIt. and tbe steamer H.I. .. T.H.kI win r.n'Ier h.r ITO. cIt .- ~..uI. IuI On. 'uuHe. ou win e... . r.. I.t .NHre arrie. ns- ta,.u S.uuI. HnI sEHeaHv. h.snn.ns September > tH. S.HtH.- u.Nl ~Nne I.t. from on. s...I TH. N.EI and tb, .H.l. N...n au I. run 70. fr.sht .t..m.r. H.tu..r tH. sound lnI tbe uu- m.r... .Inu.u .rI mining ports of s.UII...f.u A...U
 I.m.. C W.aI..rtI tuUe m1uIsei .E on. ..mnln. H H.INIne of thr now ..r..... no Victoria th. other tls. said.
 rH. lra. erauth ot th. tr..eht bust .... t. 1nI from in. nnIm.uhIe can ..r. point. .nI mH.. hl. mIle u noe. ...Ir On a..r..i. lU. r..sHt and tu. .....u..r I.I.... ul Alaska. Former. s uU UHt .t.Im.r. called for in.eht lt ..t.o.. point. HrI tH. n.uit was th0r. s.. I.I.. .u tH. tru rho ru..eht hus.. .... M. ..u..I.r r.. now become Im. n.rtlut .u.Ieh O. Iusur. 10 sneeHI ssr- .... .. 0.U He lH. u....ne.r Iamc
 n hl. n.t I..u definitely 1..J-J oH which I.n th. Qu..u Vu er ret Th. opening. uItHIU. %. Oh. LlHH canal ru .r. tU. rIe.t Sound Slr Fru....1 mu auI tb. sm Frn...ra.SiH p.lr1 Th,r Il. nI.. u Ua..IuI. u..Hne f.r closing uI ta. season on the uehuue s.1 route
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10
ON ROCKS
Steamer Newport Hits Rock
 On Way Co Juneau

TH. .t..m.r N.an.rt co. h.r nst r.p from t.. u...a.u s...e H r.,b lt thr .....H.. t. I.u.. UI. H.t cHut Moore ..t H.r .T .H.l without Hn, apparent H.m.e.
 TU. .....U-... .. l.. ...lm.r HI.-'nt- .I m. .I.lu u... . ..,.n. .l which u. I.u.I. u....t.. ... tu. .u.Nlue
 .,..t.u I s N..r. m. uanuHr and .r...t ...... .. IH. I..H. steam u.H...r. .H.u. .f..m.r N.WuHrt which m.L.. tr. port t hum. vle .r...I.I I... tfr v.,. .H .I...Ht and ...t. ..r .. u..U .... .Hd .U. nr,-- ..t N.. accompanied I. th. following |....r a0.. show. m. ....I .Hu.u- ....Ir. .m.He IH. ...tu.rI tuy- .I.-
 .uGeEe,s con tr. rI l.v a- July. u .| f.. .l..m.r N.ou.r Cop. ..t-... .. I.tm. nH. whom. .dd .r..m.r WI. ..mH.I.I t. en 0. deliver ........r .rI .HeH. .rI
 WHEREAS c.u." N..re 1rI ,h. of- U..r. ..I .r.N %. ...I ...Im.r I.nIItsi I.. H...I r.U..I. .. .h.I II. bring .. m. ...m.r ... .. t.r IHne.r- ... ....f.u
 N.n f..rl.r. v.. tN. Hl.s.neara on .lI N....H h.rHr extend t' Captain Moor. and t.. officer. urI crew. our simeon. uH.. arI .var.. olr fullest ..H.I.u.. and ..t..m "r car. Moore ... .kUu aHI .hI. officer 1nd 1. 70 gene U.mHu ..N... ..Irt.... Iud HHIanE
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10

Everything ls moving in great style on Roar creek and thc porcupluc This encouraging news was brought Co thc city yesterday
 The disastrous flood which occurred there over week ago lcft its hod cnects but the miners did not become discour- 1gcd. and got right Co worIc again
 Ou Bear creek Che ground is quite dry and operations arc moyng along nicely About forty mon orc 1t work sinking toe wards bedrock
 On Che porcupinc everything is hustle. The waters have rcccdcd and Che miners lre again taking out gold
 From ol indications operations can bc carried on mu December This comes 1s great surprise as many had left Che camp thlukug thut everything was over for thc year Bach day fresh ar- rivals arc entering Che rorcupInc dis- trict and Che old miners and prospcctou are returning.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10
NEW FIRM
Chealander and Pylos To Entor tho
 Catering Businoss

Godfrey Chr1aujer thc popular -th avenue merchant and J D. Pylcs. htc- iy connected with Che Northern Commer- cIal Company have formed 70 partner ship and win open candy and fruit and c.elr storr. ou c,h avenue. near state some umr this week
 \ new fresh stock of goods has boon ordered and they arc now rouo,ouue th, premises preparatory to moving iU
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10

Tho nog ship Julia. or the Five Fin scr fcot went on Che rocks on Johnson boulevard saturday afternoon and. when the t.le went out shc exposed her bot tom resting equarely on the rocks
 The Julia win suffer uo serious damage. with Che exception of % twelve hours de- Jay iu reaching Five Fingers. Contractor p1y was aboard with a crew of mcu en ruut- Go Che camp at Five Fingers -Ju. n-lu n--nllch-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10
FRIED CHICHEN NOW
Ono Woman Is Going to Make a
 Good Sum At Dawson

That woman cln compete .n Che conn mcrc.u world Go a good advantage was demonstrated In SkagWay yesterday. Mrs. B. C. swonord arrived un Che Humboldt with sixteen crates of live chickens. She accompanied Che shipment herself and ou Moores dock. Sunday, was busy . d- .ug che chickens Sie intends to ro Co Dawson. fattcn her hiddies up and reo- Ilzo a good sum ot Thauksgiying or Christmas
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10
STEAMERS DUE IN PORT.
Tho following steamers arc scheduled to
AdministratOr's Notice

Notice is hereby given that the under signed has been duly appointed Admin IatmtrIX of thc estate of A. A. Anderson. deceased.
 An persons having claims against said estate arc required Co present them Co me with Che proper vouchcs. within six months from this date. at my residence. corner Of Holly and state streets in the City of Skagway. Alaska. or Co my at- tomcy R. W. Jennings. at his office on ith street in said city.
 Dated at Skaeway. August a.. 1901.
 Anna M Anderson
 AdministratriX. S-3i-iw
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10

The passengers on thc Cottage City were treated Go a surprise Saturday night Capt Jensen was making Trcudwoll about o'clock when thc steamer ran afom of a line of a ship In port The Cottage. going at ful speed head crosh- cd into Che dock. giving all general shaking up Passengers rushed on thc dcck thinking another icc berg tragedy was about Co occur but it was only a trnng matter and they returned Co their bcrths Capt Jensen is making his trip as captain Of the Cottage City
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10
STEAMER NOIfS

At 9 o'clock last night Che familiar whistle of her nihlets, Che overcoming N-Kl. was heard. She had big load. There were 252 tons aboard for this port consisting of gasoline md general mcr- chaudisc besides twcnty-clght head of cattle for John D. Burns Thrco large boilers for Che Holmc Miller Co. Of Daw- son. were landed ot Mooros wharf The Al-Ei sails at e o'clock
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10
Hope. Dashed to tho Ground

Mr. Nlu. I1r.ns oU. ul the victim. af tH. I...HI.r h1s r.aeH.i Seattle anI aa. buried th.r. ust Wednesday Mrs IarAus had boon vorsnr 1t Dawson f.r -.r.rI r,ar tui was taking out quite o uue sum with which she wa. e.ul tD hIy I home for her mother whom. th.y formerly resided The blow cam, doub.g hand c, Mrs Barnes for only three weeks before her daughter death. her husband iied.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10
For tho Boys At It. EEbort

old s1ms soldier boys are not going to feel thc cold ou Che Humboldt Sun day. were eighteen large boxes. damned mu of wooden goods for Che soldiers at Fort Gibbons
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10

Tho Seattle Bohemian Draught Beer ia the best and most expensive draught beer made in Seattle. For sale at the Se- atue Saloon. corner State and sixth ave nue.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10

Gloves. socks. handkcrchiofs. munlcrs and mems furnishings ot reduced price at our closing out sale.
 Choncy's Boston Store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10

Tho City of Topeka win not stop at Slagway on her way to sitka but has gone out Co Che westward from Juneau and win sail direct for Seattle from here. This news was brought up by Che Cot- tacc City
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10

Dodwen & Co. have vacated their James street offices and have moved Into new quarters on Ycslcr pier The rooms for merly occupied by thc Dodwcll offices win bc used os Che city ticket office of thc Pa- ciac Coast Steamship Company after September 10.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10

Boaworth & Aggcrs. wholesale dealers. Fourth avenue. between Broadway and State streets. received by last boat choice poultry. butter oggs and vcgc- tables
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10
Wanted


f2o00 worth or second hand furniture at Sixth Street Second Hand Store. oppo- site Board Of Trade.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10
Masonic Meeting

There win bc regular communica- tion of White Pass Lodge No. ii3. F. & "A. M at Masonic HalL on Friday cycn- nr Sept l3
 Soiourning and visiting brethren are cordially invited Co meet with us
 By order of Che W. M George Howard. Secretary
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10

The Flyer Dolphin is due in port this morning She is known to bo loaded with pcrishoblcs md win also bring good pas- songcr list according Go officers of Che Cottage City
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10

For drayug or expressing, call J. Cowan. Phone 55. Automatic i3o
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10

Capt Tbbuts and his popular lituo steamer Flosio arrived ot ! o'clock yes- tcrloy afternoon with several passcn- gers She sailed for Juneau ot o'clock Inst night.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10

For Rent and For Sale cards at this onlcc.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10

Our big reduction sale is on our entire stock Choneys Boston Store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10

The Cotaee City sailed south at seven o'clock last evening with good passcn- gen lists. composed largely of local pco- ple
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10

Ncckwear latest pattern. Crown and Harrls' make suspcndcrs big reduction at our closing out sale.
 Chencys Boston Stor,.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10

Paths in porcelain tuhs at thc Royal, foot Fifth avenue Ladies apartments. steam heat
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10

Red star bottled beer is uncqualcd os a table drink @ per dozen. delivered Telephone 59
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10

You can got a good fitting. s'-Ilsh suit this week tor Sl5oo at Chency's Boston Store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10

Wanted duuing room girl Apply at Che Flnh Avenue hotel 1t once
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10

FOR SALE" "For Rent" Furnished Rooms for Bcnt" and other cards for sale 1t the Daily Alaskan office
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10

Au kinds or sof, drinks and Seattle Fix port Beer at B. B Botuug Co. Fiuh Avenue. opposite Fifth Avenue Hotel
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10

The Amur win nn today. difficulty hav- been experienced n getting hcr unload cd.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10
WORKING ON-
 GREEKS
Water Has Receded On Bear
 and POrcupine

Opinion That Operations Can Bo Carried on to tho Middle of Do- oomber and, Perhaps Lator Now Arrivals Thoro Every Day
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10

Amorieau Tanor.' 4GI Broadvnv.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10

Big bargains in shoes thls week at Cheney's Boston Store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10

Elias Rund. city engineer. omcc. banl, building. over postomce.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10

Rrowncus ith and Broadway. for hari- ware.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10

For Rent and For Sale cards at this office
 Clearance Sale and great bargains for the next SD days
 Fife-AlasSa Co. State and 5th ave Fine clothing a fair prlce is a sure pre- yentatlye of duh day In our store. Clayson & Co. Corduroy suits. English make tl0 per slit
 Cheney's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10

Finest grade trunks. grips. telescopes and bags-bie cut at our closing out sale.
 Chcnoy's Boston stor'.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10

"A Cutter shoes at clayson's.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-10

For Rent and For Sale cards at thIs
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-05
HO M OF BISHOPS AND DEPUTIES HOLD Joint SESSION MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF MISSIONS

conditions bravely and hopefully. Discourage
ment and difficulty are not excuses for down.
heartedness and despair Their manly use is
to rouse to greater effort and more determined
purpose. If any more excellent way can be
found than that which the present constitution
of the society provides let the wisest men find
it and present it to the church. The wheels
must be we'll and carefully constructed. but
the matter of essential Importance is that the
spirit of the living creature shall be In them.
Underneath all this is the need to rouse and
stir the church to it's duty and its opportunity,
and the motives to this must be hope and con-
fdence, and not timd anxiety and alarm; con-
fdence that shall not take the form of self
compacency and hope that makes dissatis-
faction not discouragement but determination
to do greater things.
Ex-Governor Prince of New Mexico
moved that the report be referred to a
committee consisting of three Bishops,
three presbyters and three laymen. which
was done by a unanimous vote. The re-
ports of the Womans Auxiliary and the
American Church Missionary societies,
previously received, were referred to COM
mittees.
Promptly at the noon hour Bishop Tut
tie of Missouri, the presiding officer,
stopped the proceedings in order that
MONDAY prayer might be held. On re-
suming business a report was read by
Rev. Dr. Lloyd the general secretary of
the Board of Missions. The report dealt
with the scope of the mission work and
the conditions and obstacles under which
suffer. The report reviewed a length the
work of the past three years and pointed
out that urgent and immediate steps must
be taken to secure the funds necessary to
maintain the work of the Board of Mis-
sions of the church. The report of the
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-05
BANKER MORGAN MAKES
HIS INITIAL SPEECH

J. Pierpont Morgan of New York made
his first appearance in the convention pro-
ceedingS as a speaker by presenting the
following resolution:
Resolved, the House Of Bishops concurring.
That a committee of five be appointed to act
with a similar committee of the House of
Bishops the selection of the place of meet
ing for the joint convention of 1904
The resolution was duly adopted.
The delegation from Indiana presented
a resolution asking that the name of its
diocese be changed. The resolution was
placed on the calendar. Rev. DR.. Dav en-
port of Rhode Island, in reporting for the
committee on marriage and divorce, pre-
sented a resolution which was adopted.
The resolution is follows;
In respect to the marriage and di-
vorce as several members of that committee of
the house also members Of the commission
of both houses, in order to save the time of
making separate notions in this house and TAX
ing UP your time about it, will move that the
house committee marriage and divorce have
leave to SIT with the revision whenever it may
deem mutual action by these committees neces-
sary.
Rev. Dr. Fulton of Philadelphia then
addressed the house In part he said
have two resolutions, rather inquiries, to
be addressed to two of our principal commit
tees-one the committee on the Book of Common
PRAYER and the other the committee amend
naents TO the constitution. We within a
short time to take into consideration the yalu-
able report on marginal readings in connection
with which / think very important question
requires to be cleared up. 1t has been assumed
and apparently not considered that we are free
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-05
Continued from Page Four.

and proportionate reduction for any less
deficit; provided further. that this reduction
months beginning December l, 1901.
The entire receipts of the society for the
fiscal year ended August 81 were 1898 904 AT.
This sum includes the large receipts for
specials and those for publications and mis-
celaneous purposes, which do not aid the board
in meeting It's appropriations
The cost of administering the affairs of the
society and of making the work known to the
church seven and seven-tenths per cent of
the receipts for missions, six and six-tenths
per cent of the gross amount which passed
through the treasury, including as before said,
subscriptions to the stated publications and
money received for miscellaneous purposes
The number of parishes and missions which
contributed to the work of the society by any
agency is 4075 (but of these only 1898 sent offer
ings taken at church services). For the year
ended August 81. 1900 1868 contributed
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-05
general secretary was received and or
dered referred to a committee.
STIRRING SPEECH IS
MADE BY G. C. THOMAS

The most stirring speech of the conven-
tion vas made by George c. Thomas, the
partner of j. Pierpont Morgan. Mr..
Thomas is the treasurer of the funds of
the Board of Missions, and in presenting
his report he spoke with earnestness and
force. His remarks were frequently in
terrupted by suppressed applause, but at
the close of his speech he was applauded
for fully two minutes.
In dealing with the financial situation
of the Board of Missions Mr.. Thomas
said:
The general secretary has covered most ad-
mirably and clearly some of the points that
1 expected to make in regard to the financial
condition. 1 glad that he did So because
he Is my chief officer 1 serve under him most
gladly and willingly.
But word of personal explanation first
You may think 1t rather strange that the
other city from where the offices of the board
are 1t was very unexpected thing to me
when the matter was suggested, but after con-
sidering it and taking 1t tentatively for a short
time / came to the conclusion that 1 could
direct the affairs of the fna ancak operations
of the society where lived, with constant and
daily communication over the telephone and
with occasional visits to the offices, almost as
well as II | resided in the city of New York
and hence / accepted the position regularly
after the tentative time had expired
/ would like also to say that the office of
treasurer became more important after the
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-05
KINGS DAUGHTERS
HOLD QUIET SERVICE
Prelates Urge Church Members to Help Clergy
Spread Truth Throughout the Land.

deep sense of the Importance Of the work
done by the society
He introduced Right Rev, theodore MOI
rison of Iowa, who urged the members
of the church to join with their pastors
in their efforts to spread the truth, and
explained the value of the Parochtal Mis-
sion Society.
The Right Rev. H. H. Oberly, d. D., of
New Jersey chairman of the executive
committee Of the society, followed Bishop
Morrison.
tion Rev. Charles Martin Miles Of New
York, followed Bishop Oberly and ex-
planned in detail the way the work Of the
Parochial Mission Society was performed.
He recited several instances showing the.
amount of good that had been accomP-
lished by the society. He informed his
having a representative from the Pacific
Slope.