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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-17

Yukon Territory win bc sranncd and girdlcd and grldironcd Che coming winter os never before In thc Interest of Che pro- tcctIon Of human ufc and industry. and incidentally bc supplied with Che best ia- cilitics ever known m any part of thc North for thc quick and convenient travel iu Che dead of thc Arctic winter
 A quiet yet important evolution Co this valuable end is being worked out hy thc Northwest Mounted Police. lu Che further prosecution Of Che pursuits of their own peculiar province Tho biggest feature Of Che new facilities iu police cir- clcs this winter win loo Che establishment of a continuous series Of stables from Dawson Go White Horse for Che cNclu- siyc police teams which win make it possible for police rigs Co trovcrs Che ful distance between Che two widely removed points with Che least of diniculy os Go Che securing of accommodations. and cn- able them Go always put up ot their own we'll provsioncd barns. These stables win be at Che various police posts along thc general winter route.
 Six Of thc stables win loo installed be- twcon Dawson and Uootchikoo. Che southern limit of B division. extending north and south from Dawson. From Uootch.koo Go White Horse thcrc was l complete series or stables last winter
 Each winter Che police maintain a week k patrol Che entire distance from paw- son Co White Horse by relay a man nov inr from each station Co thc next beyond and then returning. so thnt caches arc frequently under observation. and travel ,rs cannot bc out on Che trail so very
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-17
.SS>SS%%SS@>S
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. English. who came up on the last trip of Che Dolphin. win leave this morn inr for Atln. where she win join hcr husband and remain during Che winter
 O.
 Rev. Hcthcrlngton. wife and child. loft on yesterdays train for Dawson where hc ms Che pulpit Of Che Methodist church.
 Rev J. J. Walter win leave shortly for Che states He preached his farewell sermon last nieht at thc M. E. church.
 -o--
 Mrs Carkcek and child out from paw- son recently, and who has been visiting In thc city. wm go Go the states on thc Humboldt
 Word has been received nt skogway that Secretary Reid. of tho Y. M c. A and Judge schlbrcdc loft Dawson sptcm- ber for Che mouth of Che Yukon in Che same boat they started from Bennett with
 Louis Lewis. one Of tho most promi. ncut merchants of Montreal and an in- nucntal trader Of the interior arrived from Dawson on last nights train. Hc has booked passage south on Che Hum boldt
 F. w. Pctugrovc. well known commer- ciaI man. goes south on Che Humboldt
 -o-
 r. C Lorv. Of Dawson, came out last nirht and win be a Humboldt passenger.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-17
AdministratOr's Notice

Notice is hereby given that thc under signed has been duly appointed Admin istratrlX of Che estate of A. A. Anderson. deceased
 An pcrson's having claims against sad estate are required to present them Co me with Che proper vouchcs within siN months from this date at my residence corner of Holly and State streets in Che City Of sk1gway. Alaska. or Go my ot- tornoy R. W. Jennings. ot hts onlco on lth street In said city.
 Dated at Skagway. August 30. l9ol
 Anna M Anderson
 AdmInistrotriN. N-3l-iw.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-17
Souvenir of ths l,Iaudor.

IIrn. N r.t.ruH oi oh. Commerce. H.... uH exhibition l t.n uu.,u souvenir .f Oh. I.lnIer d..lst.r which Was picked .u several I.r. after On. Wu..h. ll eHn. s.-t. .f ... .r fH. Hre. euIi.i buttons .eht ..h.. m UHm...r which wen. "u t.. ..ut.r UIn... ut tn. lHw.r tlt. r.om. Nr pata. vlI hl,. tHr names 'l tn. I0.f crow and n1..ue.r printed upon tn. -....ur which. m addition to being u t.mIU.. r.uc vI mlh. 10 h1ui."m. ----.--..
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-17
Steamer Hating Today.

Tho Hating. of Che c. p. N. ncct is due Co arrive today from thc south. Agent Kelly has Che Cottage City booked for tomorrow.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-17
Arc You Going to NOmo'

Then get Che latest reliable map of Che Eoyukuk. Blue Stone. Council City Nome. Port Clarence and Copper River Mining districts Price. 50 cents. Issued by the Seattle Daily Times. Sent on TO ceipt of price u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-17

Tho Seattle Bohemian Draught Bccr is ihc best and most expensive draught beer modc in Seattle. For sale ot tho Se- atue Saloon. corner State and Sixth ave- DUG.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-17
Masonic Bcoting

Thgrc wu hc roeiar commIncl- tan or White Pass Lodge No iH F. N N M at Masonic lIau on Friday even. ue srpt lA
 SoInuumg and visiting brethren arc cordially invited to meet with uF
 By order of th, w. M George Howard. Secretary
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-17

Finest grade trunks. grips telescopes and bars-bir cut at our closing out sale.
 Choncya Boston St1r'.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-17

Ncckwcar latest pattern. Grown and Uouir make suapondcrs hIg reduction 1t our closing out sale.
 Chcuey's Boston St1r'
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-17
Bath At Homo.

William rrtt. thc sixth street druggist has received a number of Che "m"Is .Qultcr Bath Cabinets" and for a gone uluo Turkish yapor or dry bath they ca'- mot be exccucH They are not costly 'nl last for ycars After trying onc yol could not possibly get along without it For rheumatism it is one of Che finest th.nes out Can around and scc thcm
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-17

Chicken dinner Go day at Creamery rose uurut on sixth avenue
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-17

l3.oO0 worth or secondhand furniture at Sixth Street Second Hand Store. oppo- Hto Board Of Trade
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-17

You can't help finding something you v,nt ot the prices we arc quoting this week Chcncv's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-17

Baths n porcelain tubs at thc Royal foot Fifh avenue. Ladies apartments steam heat.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-17

Fine clothing a fair price is a suro pre- ventatiyc of a dun day In our store CIaysou G Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-17

Sweaters. uceliric shirts. au colors and sizes 1t way down prices
 Chcncy's Boston Stor'
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-17
Tho caatolovor Bridge.

IIl. n.t s...uf.Ue Am.u.tn. dated Auruet sI .t hand e.ntlus one of thr finest HlIr t.H. u.uI.s o-thr c1uuiever rudr. ..ar White I... Dlnt.u tHIt hte been printed 70 .H n.Iut.uI Htudy and vIth h. r.,Hr. .s lbout a1 N" word explanation of On. uuui.rful p.ece 'i construction. .te
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-17

Now ia your chance for bargain In Fan and Winter underwear
 Choncy's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-17

Call and convince yourself that we arc making great sacrifices on our stock Cheney's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-17

oll men. young mon. boys and youths we can please you In hats. Y. IT, Clay- son G Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-17

Rcd star bottled beer ls unoqnalcd as a table drink e DOT dozen. delivered Telephone @.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-17

Rosworth & Aggcrs. wholesale dealers Fourth avenue. between Broadway and State streets. received by last boat choice poultry butter. eggs and vege- tables.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-17

You can get a good fitting. stylish suit this week for fiso0 at Chonoy's Boston store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-17

Amerl.aa Tanor.' l6I Broadwav.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-17

rIas uatcb r,oairinr at P F Tem'a
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-17

Clsauuc, siIc and great bargains for che next a dIyF
 Ffs-Aaska Co.,. state and 5th ave.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-17
STEAMERS DUE IN PORT.

The following steamers orc scheduled to ouivo on thc dates named.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-17

A new line or necktes Just received at CIaysou's-au shades and coiors
The evening world., 1901-10-11
c. v. CARLETON
DIED TO-DAY.
FORMER wELIrKNOWN PUB
Usher EXPIRES.
was the Head OF Carleton 3 Co.,
= Puelishsrs, for Many
|yt y Years.

George ". Carleton. OF No. q Yves,
Tnirty-oeveneh street. who for over a
generation and up to about Gfteen years
ago was ti1e senior member of the book
publishing concern OF @. ". Carleton {
Co.. diod this morning at Saratoga. N. Y.
His death occurred at Putnam Place
tho residence OF his son-in-law, Lieut.
Israel Putnam. where he had been n
guest for over four months. He was an
invalid for several years and his demise
was not unexpected. He was In the sew.
entieth year OF his age. While he trav-
elled extensively abroad ne made Sara
tosa his summer homo for almost q
third OF q century. and for many sea
sons occupied tho Gables. on the Shep.
ard estate. . cottage on North Broad.
way.
Ho prided himself on being known rs
a summer Saratognn. He was a direc-
tor In tho Equitable Life Assurance
Company and was financially interested
In, other corporations.
AR. Carleton is survived by his widow.
sirr. George Washington Carleton. and
two daughters. Mrs. Israel Putnam. o!
Saratoga. and Miss Ida B. Carleton. OF
this city.
The remains are to DO brought here to-
morrow morning. and the obseduies Will
take place from tho Carleton residence
on Monday morning. where. It IS under.
stood. tho Rev. DR.. Charles II. Park
hurst will oflciate. Internent will b
IN the family plot In Woodlawn.
The evening world., 1901-10-11
HOME FOR AGED
BARS OUT CUPID.
MANAGERS DISCOURAGE LOVE
MAKING OF AGED EWAuNs.
,xidower OF Eishty Wants 10 Wed
Elderly sweetheart. but Muse
Leave II He Does.

There Is a gentle nueterhxx In tho
HEARTS OF tho nfty-four inmaaes OF tho
Methodist Episcopal Homo for the
Aged. In Brooklyn. those dscv. caused
BY che news that Cupid's dans have IN
vadsd the dove coses.
II has become known t5,as several
couples Of the inmates hava recently ex.
pressed the wish to &c; married. tho
lates. pair being q wido,ger OF eighty
and a spinstcr q few yeEs his Junior.
Such an outbreak was tho last thing
looked for by the managers OF the hons
and they wore genuinely astontshed to
learn that certain Of rso old men had
been smittcn by tho chsGns Of certain OF
the old women. Last night meeting OF
the Board OF Managers was held TO pass
upon the question. II wad decided TO
mako more stringent niles for the future.
The matron. Mrs. Bicknall. was not
inclined to discuss tho matter when an
Evening World reporter called this
morning. but she admitted that one
couple had asked permission to marry.
They were informed" she said. that
II they chose to tako the step they
would forfeit theip places In the home.
but una, We have no Other objection
TO their marriage
1T Is against the raids. you know.
to marry after they enter the home:
though married couples are sometimes
admitted. there is only ono such couple
in tho home at present"
OF tho nfty.four inmates seven only
arc mon and. It Is said. none OF them
would be single = week II tho rulss did
not forbid the marriage vows. Mrs.
BIcknall refused TO divulgc tho Identity
OF the lates, couple to be smitten.
Several months ago two OF tho inmates
formally asked permission to marry
and remain In the home. The request
was refused and soon after. It Il said.
the woman caught such q oold keeping
Q tryst with her lover in her stocking
feet that she was soon afterward laid
to rest in Greenwood Cemetery.
The evening world., 1901-10-11

when the cashiers desk In the DAMN
was broken open. was any l'sht th'o""
on the matter.
Then It was shown that Valentine
had practically run the bank wi'ho"'
check. using The funds as he pleased.
He squandcred money In most 'eeh-
less fashion. indorsins notes anu tn'~
Ing plungcs In speculation that nrous"'
no rrturrs.
In all he stole scs.ooo. but the BANK
debts went beyond so0,oS
Creditors claimed that the difee.o.
were culpabIy negligent In their eohou''
o. the banks. affairs. and the feees..
H ius, BEEN Needed dd IN his favor.
Cashier Valentfn Inc Is now serving
six-year term In the Trenton prison.
The MIidlesax County Bank mas oes r..
reorrnnized since the failure. under the
name OF the First National Bank.
The evening world., 1901-10-11
scHooL-sHIP COMES BACK.
~. Mary. Mt Glen Cove After 'i"H-
Ing Foreign Ports.

Word was received at the building OF
the Board OF Education this morning.
tina, the Scholarship st. Mary's. wh'ch
has been on foreign cruise sUcc June
:. arrived at Glen Cove last night. Tae
return voyage took thirty-fve days
The ST. Mary's will remain at Glen
Cove for n few days to give those on
board chance TO rest IN and then. IN
all prOba billty. she will proceed 10 her
old dock In the East River. at twenty
eighth street. Every one aboard the
shin IL reported to be well The ship
has visited Lisbon. the Madeira Islands
and various ports on the Mediterranean.
The evening world., 1901-10-11
DIRECTORS MUST
PAY STEAL|NCS.
100000 TAKEN BY CASHIER
VALENTINE A DEBT.
MiddIesex Bank omcials Held Liza
bic for Carelessness by
Court.

Vice-Chanceilor Pitney. a, Perth Am.
boy. to-day handed down a decision .r
favor OF Receiver Campbell. OF the Mid.
dleseS County Bank. In the suit asains,
the directors OF that Institution 70. the
recovery OF 10000. the amount stolen
by Cashier George N. Valentine.
The receiver charges that the directors
were careless in the management OF the
hank and this contention was upheld By
the court.
When tho bank closed It's doors two
years ago the affairs were In hopeless
tanS!e and nobody could straighien them
out
Valentine. under the criminal charge
OF wreckIng the bank. was in no mood
to help tho receiver IN his task. and
no, until some time after the crash.
The evening world., 1901-10-11

great anxiety that the real horses Intro
duc.a wenld get beyond control
The muslS Is catchy. although some
OF u has been In cold storage TOO long
little song In the last act. sung by
Elcnor Falk, is one TO whistle Miss
F1lk Hides Into the ring upon horse
that may have seen better days She
Marbles swcetlv but lncoherntiy about
Cecilia. The air Is good
Then they have a genuine countess.
who tries to start a love affair on her
own account. Countess Olga Won HAITI
The evening world., 1901-10-11

fc!dt as Adreitc bears up wei! under the
icrhptat.on OF her cosnomcu and her
skirts
Monsieur Kick ne was called IN the
play His name IN Gabriel. He's about
three feet high. But he can give out
more fun to the square inch than would
~ a comic weekly. Gabriel made a hit.
His small self Jumped into favor At
ulce, and he deserved II. He looks like
child. but he does not act like one.
II was q hit all around-a sort OF .
thrcc-5asgcr-for Hammerstein. Russell
brothers and the company.
The evening world., 1901-10-11

Living and moving pictures were
called forth bv the mage wand ot the
sorcerer. beautiful scenes In the Tyrol.
Soa.n. France. Germany and America
were river. introducing dances and 'cats
OF magic. I; got 50 exciting tina; Marie
nearly lost her sangtroii.
A riding academy Is the ring. literally.
for the final disposition OF the naughty
Marie and Adele. Mar!e's style OF
horseback riding Is not likely to be
popular. still. the audience suffered no
The evening world., 1901-10-11

Hammerst-in's Victoria Ind an open
ting last night. There arc Nil kinds OF
openings. but this was different. II was
q Hammerste.n opening. and through
the aperture Oscar showed the stunning
est gnlaxy OF novelties and chorus girls
that have lately arrived on the thea
tSical horizon.
The Russell Brothers wore the stars,
and the "spectacular musical comedy.
70 give It the offict,l name. was cah'H
The evening world., 1901-10-11

The second act Is In India. Here
Marie and Adele come to claim 4 for
tune, bringing with them much marital
difficulty.
Tho striking scene o: ;hr i.t Is In
the Palace OF Magic. In Bombay. The
setting !s gorgeous. quite worthy Of
Sweet Mares delicate Beauty. ma
Giclan who gets tangled uo In me
plot asks the neighbors around to see
few feats he can perform.
The evening world., 1901-10-11

sweet Marie"
The srst act opens In a bird store In
n little French town. It's no wonder
the scene Is laid IN "A bird store. See the
pictures above ana don; ask questions.
They are not In silded cages-,hcse
birds. They swarm about in clothes OF
many colors. As Marie and Adele Ma
Ionic. two French girls who are Irish.
the Russels FIRST appear In an effort to
move whole French village to India.
The evening world., 1901-10-11
PNEUMONIA, NOT MURDER.
Coroner's Ph ysician Says Mrs. Cas-
sidy's Death Was Natural.


coroner's Physician pHanlon per-
formed an autopsy at the Mcrgue this
morning on the body OF Mrs. Margaret
Cassidy. fifty years old. OF No. 0s
Eleventh avenue. who was found dead
In bed By her two daughters. Elizabeth
and Ellen. yesterday. DR.. O'Hanfon
found that death had been caused BY
pneumonia.
Tho Coroner's Office was notified. and
an examination OF tho wosnan's body
disclosed many bruises. which raised
suspicious that death was not the re.
suit OF natural causes. 1t was known
that tho woman had had trouble with
her husband. 10 the man ~us arrested
and held a. suspicious person. DR..
O.Hanlon announced after the autopsy
that tho bruises found on Mrs. Cassidy's
body wsre superficial and not sufilclent
TO cause death.
The evening world., 1901-10-11
Magistrate Naumer In the Myrtle Az.

nue. Court
Miss 8eaves was rot In cour, and the
policeman who made the arrest testified
that It was not possible to get n medi-
cal certificate as To the extent OF her In
juries for the reason that Or. $. Edward
Styles. who had attended Miss Beavess
died recently and was TO he buried to-
day
The policeman testified that In his
Judgment the accIden, was no, Fosters
fault.
The evening world., 1901-10-11
chi,ian rraini,.s.shIp Sails.

The CHILEAN training-ship General
Baauedano. which has been visiting q:
this port In the course OF an extended
cruise. left port to-day bound for Phila.
delphia. The Baauedano brought n
bronze tablet. a Gift from Chilli to Amer
lea. to be placed on tho iwashtngton
ezeannaens but which had 70 be xs fused.
The evening world., 1901-10-11

To Keep Force in Philippines.
WASHINGTON. Oct. lit has been
determined at tho War Department to
send troops to the Philippines to TAX"
the place OF those whose term Of en-.
listment expires.
The evening world., 1901-10-11
FREED BY DOCTORS DEATH.
nIc,c,,., who Ran Down cir, re-

hicsciist Who Ran Down Girl Re-
leased for Lack of Certificate.
Henry Foster machlnist. who was
accused o. running down with his b,cy-
Gle Miss Anna Beavcs. OF No. ISL Ade,.
phi street. Brooklyn. on the night OF
Sept and causing injuries tina, have
confined her 10 her home ever since
was discharged from custody to-day BY
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-11
HERALD AND NEWS. JULY IL, 1901.

Eddie. son Of g. f. Mason, who has been
quite III with Inflammation OF the bowels
for three weeks, is more comfortable.
Miss Iucina Saxton started Tor bunalo
MONDAY. going via Chicopee, Mass, where
she will be joined Monday by Miss Cora
Martin.
Col. and Mrs. Kimbali, Misses Clara and
Annie Kimball and Miss Annie Mead are
on a ten-days' trip 10 Quebec and places OF
interest in that vicinity.
Fifty-three tickets to the circus al
Montpelier were sold here Friday. One
delighted visitor, describing the tricks
done by the trained sea lions, said he ask
ed the fellow who sat next to him what
they were doing, and the reply being IN
accordance with his own observation, he
was convinced that he was 'sall right.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-11

Mrs. Rev. G. VI. Ward and child of Coon
Rapids, Ia, are guests OF her father, heS +.
A. L. Cooper.
Mrs. Chas. Griswold, with her two chill
dren. has returned from visit to her sister
in Rochester.
Mrs. Bertha Burridge is taking the
course at the Lake Champlain Chautanqua
Assembly at Queen City Park.
James Walker. Barre teacher, who had
been guest al \. NJ. Diapers for several
days, returned home Monday.
Loren, little son of Postmaster Eldredge,
got hold OF several headache powders
/ Monday, and proceeded TO take the whole
/ lot at once. The dose made him pretty
( sick. DR.. Clifford was called and restored
/ the little fellow.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-11

Rev. Geo. o. Howe was here the first OF
the week. being called to Rochester by the
burial of his brother n-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howe will come here in about two weeks
10 reside for the present. Mr.. Howe IN.
derwent an operation at the Melhodist
bosnitsi BROOKLYN, and is considerably
imnroved. He does not expect 10 preach
again until thoroughly restored.
Rev. Homer White is confined TO the bed
nv reason of an accident suffered last Fri
day. He undertook to sit down IN chalr,
mi in the dark struck on his side against
the chair in such way as TO cause pam
ful injury and, il Is feared, cracked , rlp.
Miss Georgia White came from beiIoT y |
FsIls Monday to assist in his care. j. ID.
Denison read the service at st. john
church Sunday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-11

Jack, " son of H. " Vail. has been a
victim of bronchitis the rsst week.
Mrs. Josephine Seymour went to Bel
lows Falls Tuesday for two weeks stay.
Misses Mary D. and Fsuni, Tllson went
Tuesday 70 MiddleseX % sutnd the sum
mer.
The stock shipment MONDAY Included
about 25 hogs 5tc and q calves a Il
4Ae.l.
George w. Flagg arrived from Nebraska
Monday with carload 81 nineteen good
horses.
Martin and Bradford TeuEsbafy went
/ last week to York Beach Me- for an out.
/ ing. Mrs. NJ. A. TtNfsbnrE no hat
been visiting in New Hauts mas joined
them.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-11

Prof. A. L. Hardy, superintendent Of
schools at Amherst, Mass, arrived here
saturday on his way to Brooktield. He
was a former popular High school prin-
cipal here. Monday, with his wife and
sons, he went to Greensboro to spend the
summer.
The w. a G. whist club held a pleasant
reunion the Fourth at Mari-Castle park.
Tables were spread with eatables and after
the banquet whist was enjoyed. There
were seven tables of players. The winners
were j. II. Williams and Mrs. III. Z. Sharpe,
who made score Of plus p. The only
unpleasant feature of the afternoon was
slight accident to Lucius Goodhart s team.
The horse laid down while attached TO the
wagon. breaking both shafts.
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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-08-17
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

Robertson g. Wilder have moved
their law Offices to the Stangenwald
building, .Merchant street, rooms
60206. 2O7, second foe 16-lw,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-10-11
Iohn Cain discharged .


John Cain was indicted by the re-
cent grand jury for highway robbery
alleged tohaye been committed upon
John BonnelI between the city and
bridgeport the evening Of Buffalo
BINS wild " est show here, but later
the Indictment was quashed by Judge
Mason on account Of being defective.
No return had been made upon the
warrant upon which Cain was ar
rested and jailed and the magistrate
did not give him hearing but turned
him over to the grand jury, which was
"a session at the time Of his arrest.
After the quashlng Of the warrant
cain protested his innocence so per-
sistently that Squire Riley decided to
give him a hearing on the warrant.
This was done Thursday evening OF
last week. The compliments testi-
mony was so much at variance with
the statements he made at the time
OF obtaining the warrant that the
SQUIRE dismissed the case and dis
charged Cain without hearingevidenc
for the defense.