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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-19
MISSION OF PEACE.
Labor and Capital Committee
Outlines Its Plans.
Senator Hanna Made Chairman OF
General Committee.
wifi Strive Tor Industrial Peace and prompt
Settlement Of Disputes.

"a consider plans for healing the aim
culties between the capitalistlc ana Ia
ho, interests of the country, organized
today. elected officers and issued gen
..raI statement of its mission of peact
Senator. Marcus A. Hanna was chosen
as,its chairman, with Samuel Gomrer-
second in command. 1t retained It's
connection with the National Civic
Federation and becomes the industrial
department Of that organization. The
statement ISSUED expressed determl-
nation to strive for industrial peace; tn
aid in establishing rightful relations be-
tween those who toll and their employ
ers to confer. and advise With employ
crs and employed when in conflict, to
encourage agreements under which Ia
bor shall be performed ana to 1rbitr1-"
disputes when asked by both sides to
tho dispute. Determination 10 avoid
discussion Of abstract industrial prob
lens was avoHe3.
Charged with the task Of drafting 4
scheme Of plan ana scope. the general
committee appointed. yesterday, At the
labor and capital conference met. to-
,lay. in private conference 70 TAX" NJ
it,, work Among those in attendance
we're oscar Strauss. Charles NJ.
Gchwab s. K. galloway. Charles A.
Moore Cornelius y. Bliss. Lewis
Nixon. j. J. McCook. K. N. Easley.
Samuel Gompers. John Mitchell Frank
Sargent and James Duncan.
ii was announced that a committee
nn ulan and scope upon which senator
Hanna Archbishop Ireland. Bishop
Potter ana Massrs. Gompers. Nixon.
Mitchell. Galloway, Sargent Bliss.
:, hwah and Strauss had been named
would present preliminary report
during the dav. but all information as
tn th, nature of such rep rt was with
~. III pending its consideration.
+, WAS stated that there had heen 2
divergence Of views. that the problem
.Aa- AN -uprmoUS one, many # those
working for solution for the question
h.G only taken it up i'm practical way
siry, The. conference began and that
Nv. committee must give tim" and
tuly to iis work hefo"" giving any
l.rolI to the public
Hrfor" the meeting was opened.
Chairman Strauss made n brief state
r.eut tor qualifications.
w cannot tcn yuu anything about
thr Ilan for putting into practice the
peaceful projects IF this conference,
H, >4id. -..(Ir are at work on il ana
;n Lti, time ii viii b. made public.
b,f.v,. cyeIy man named on the COM
u.ittcc uill serve. All of the Labor
i..i,l" have accepted ana in this
.n.ch-lnakinz union of labor ana cap
;,.I W. ,,,,r, ...,, AMY his services to a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-19

Al meeting of the parish Of the pine
streat ConereSational society at l.ewin Lev -
ton. Wednesday evening. il was ,ars,or vo'ru
axtcnd a call Ia Rev. Percival r. MAJ M,o a.
of Lancaster. n IT,. to the pas'of"''
the church.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-19
JUST What HE NEEDED,
Phillip II. Warren Cured Of Nervous Dyspepsia BY
Blood Wine


n ama none more i ad 1t either
diseases
wh that own
stomach
diet
troubles patient
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-19

's ss.aiarc Is 90 every bo1 Of the genuine
;, Laxative Dromo-Quinine Tablet.
- ''--1ey '-.t .u.cs , cold IN ore d.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-19

Fairfield, Me.
The Louis Daudelin Co. Worcester. Mac.
Gentlemen: / was weak and very mi fron,
nervous dyspepsia. ! consulted several pby.
si1ans, who gave me many different inedi-
cines, but / seemed 10 get no benefit To-,
them. Blood Wine was recommended ~
me, and although / hesitated at first. h,r
ing tired so many remedies, ] finally took 1,
as last resort, and am now couDJetei.
cured can recommend it highly to ..nvons
suffering from dyspepsia in any form.
Respectfully yours.
PHILLIP II. WARREN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-19

crcdto the public for all cases of
Indigestion. dyspepsia and kindred
stomach troubles than Blood
Wine. Read Tie letter from Mr.
Phillip II. Warren Of + Fairfield, Me.
t..io was completely cured by
N.ood- Wine, Notice that he says
lie hdi tried many other medicines
without success, but found Blood
uinc Just what he needed.
lfyou suffer from any form Of
stomach trouble, try Blood Wine
t. L;y. It costs but soc 4 bottle
IT any druggists. Don't wait
rntil you have chronic com
pluint. bat begin treatment at orce
VII aid digestion and make YOU
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-19

but begin treatment EIccd
aid digestion and make you srrong and well, because ~
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-22
HIS LAST DAY
 ON EARTH :.
Early Tomorrow Morning
 0'Brien Will Hang
All Preparations For Execution Have BoOn Made-His Former BravadO Has In a Measure Re- turnod-Wn Die Q Christian

This ls the last day that George O'Brlen hns Co live and early tomorrow morning he win explatc hls awful crimes on the gallows He was visited several times yesterday by different members Of the press and it was confidently expected that he would make some statement to the press as he said he Intended doing. lt Is doubtful if the representatives Of the press will bc admitted Co him today and hc may wait until moment before the execution.
 sherlr Enbcck has made an plans for tho hanging and waits but for the hour.
 Yesterday OBren was more quiet than usual and ate heartily. The frenzy that marked hls conduct during the previous two weeks ls gone and he seems resign ed Co his fate. as he now knows that no earthly power can save him.
 Just how he win act on the scaffold lt is difficult to conjecture. During his fits of frenzy and seeming fear many thought he would give way entirely at the last moment. but now that his characteristic .bravado has in % manner returned be may meet death the same unnlnohing. cool and collected william that he was while on trial for his life
 A priest will be with him during his last moments. as he claims to have ac- ccptcd Christ and spent thc greater part of yesterday in earnest conversation with his confessor
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-22
Millinery At a Discount

There must certainly bc good money In vegetables and chickens at skagway. be- cause since Mrs. Barthel lett the milli- ncry business for thc more lucrative pur- suit of raising chickens and garden truck. she has not only been able Go build @ comfortable little home on Fourteenth street. near Main. but has had Che means Co donate Go Contractor Palmhcrg on Am- erican nag Co float from Che tower of thc new school house Formal callers at Mrs. Blrthcrs may leave their pastcboaris under Che front door but those who really desire Co see her had better go around Co thc chicken house.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-22
DAWSON'S NEW
 PUBLIC BUILDINGS
Work Stopped Awaiting Lumber
 Which Recently Wont In

The Hating. on Che last trip up, brought large amount of finishing lumber Go bc used In thc new government build inss at Dawson. work on which has been practically shut down untu this material arrives.
 AS soon as Che lumber reaches Dawson thc Interior niungH win le put in and .s.. t.,,uvt,,s ufuuc seauy tut "ccupAh's The heating arrangements are also nearly completed.
 The new court house ls practically hn- ished. with Che exception Of few extra fittings and thc brick chimneys, the brick for which has only Just arrived. Tn a wepk or two Che officials win be able Co move in. but part of Che old office furniture win have Go be used until the balance Of chat ordered comes 10 hand.
 When these buildings are ready for oc- cupancy Dawson win have as hne pub- lic bunlldInrs as Che majority of towns of her size In Che states and Cannda.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-22

one Of the largest shipments of pehish- abies for Dawson left skagway last night An day yesterday the freight was being rushed Into the cars on Moorc's wharf which were ready Co leave on schedule time. Three carloads Of steers for J. B. Henley. Che catucman. also went over last night.
 The perlshablcs are owned by J. G skagcrland IT. e. Rurgc. l.. A. Mason and Palmer Bros. of Dawson.
 Mason has a carload Of eggs, and sha- korIond's shipment ls mostly pototocs. The pcrishahlos include almost every ya- ricty of fruits and vegetables now in Che market and win bring @ good price at Dawson as there Is great scarcity In an lines of these goods
 Lately pcrishablcs have become scarccr in Dawson. as the local supply has dis appeared and a good price is now obtain ed
 J. B. Henley. who owns the three car loads Of beef cattle. expects to do well 1s hc has the meat an contracted for at higher price than lt is now selling for in Che Dawson market
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-22
KLONDIKE HARVEST so FAR
 THIS YEAR
Over Sixteen Million Has Already Been Taken Ou FOnr
 Weeks More In Which to Work

"In the month Of June the gold com missloners office showed that &,9lSOO0 had been taken out-not much greater than last year. on account of the late ness of che season.
 During the month Of July l9.72j,OOO was taken out. great increase over last year.
 Several shipments have been made up Che river since August ist, making the grand total something over NGOoO.. OOO
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-22

The great golden harvest Of the Klon- dn,c is nearly over and Che output prom Ises Co reach a much higher figure than ever before. So for. sixteen and one half millions have been sent out and four more weeks Of work remain. Just how much win bc brought Into Dawson in thls last month it is impossible Co esti- mate as there may ho some very large shipments being held on the claims un- tn the last moment.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-22
Card of Thank'

We want to thank the people of skag- way for the many kind words they have said about our goods especially ,ur Ranch Eggs. Enensburg Creamery Butter anal they an say our Coffee and Teas are by far thc best to bc had In Town md they are always fresh.
 We carry the three leading brands Of Mocha and Java Coffee Of the Gnited States. Chase & Sanborn. Dwlnell Wright 0amous White House) and J. A. Folgar Co.'S famous White House. and J. A. Folger & Co.'S.
 THE ROSS HIGGINS co
 skagway'a Leading Grocer
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-22

The IaclSme with Che cable and men who are Co lay it. started yesterday morn Ing shortly after day break and at 525 last evening had reached a point seventy. nine miIts down the canal. It was cV- pcctcd the cable would be ready for bls- mess early this morning.
 The cable station is locatod on the zee ond point below Che railroad wharf, and from there the messages are telcgraphed Co the Broadway office
 Ycstcrday scrgt. Erickson In Che Broad way office. was notified each hour as to how far thc ship had gone and how things were going. They made much faster time than was expected and did not have a
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-22
COME ON TRAIA
 THIS EVENING
Victorian Reached White Horse Last Night Several Boats Due

The B. Y. x. steamer Capt Whalen. arrived at White Horse last night with twenty passengers who win come over on tonights train She brings Dawson man and a small shipment of gold.
 Last nights train was disappont- ment Co everyone at the depot. only three passengers arriving, and they were fof ...--.- w.s. ,-t'e,tess ti's't t''.s''s''s some of the passengers who came up Che river on the last boats would remain over a day at White Horse and come on last night.
 For the next few days boat is eN- pected Co reach White Horse almost dai- ly. SO there should bc a steady travel
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-22
CABLE COMPLETED TODAY
First Message Over the Cable Will Be Sent Some Time
 Early This Morning. Lackme Makes Fast Time

single accident The day was perfect for such work. not a breath Of wind stirring. At 1:25 last night the Broadway onl,e was closed ana no further news will De- received in the city untl Juneau is reached
 After reaching Juneau the Laokme, it ls reported. will bring back Major Glass. ford. who represents the government in Che work.
 The cable Is laid for use Of the u. s. Signal department but the public may use lt. The rate win be 2 cents word for commercial dispatches and ( cents for press. no message of less than io words being accepted.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-22
Another Attachment

Another attachment was issued on the Pack Train saloon stock. yesterday The suit was brought by W. @. Van Schuyver N Co. against George L. Rice and John Quinn for Ni2
 rrams af r-a..ta.rt.- svt.a'f,s -rtEht years old-Just out of government bond. and Three Crown Diamond Malt Whis- kcy-strictly pure-ot the Seattle Saloon.
 A fancy vest for a plain price at Clay sons.
 our big reduction sale is on our entire stock. Cheneys Boston Store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-22
CITY IS WITHOUT A JAIL
A.Luooi Given His Liberty BOOauso
 There Is No Place to Keep Him

A. Iucci. who was sentenced by Judge Green Co fifteen days ln iail for pcddlng without a skagway city license. was conn mittcd yesterday Co the district jail Mar shaI Shook refused Co accept the com mItmont of municipal prisoner Fire Warden st Clair. acting city marshal was. however. permitted the use of cell for I.uccl during last night There being no place In the city for use as a jah. Mir SC. Clair set Lucci at liberty yesterday morning.
 Tho municipality Of Skagway has only Imposed a license upon one calling that of peddIlng. which ls taxed at tlS per annum. It was for Che infringement O; this ordinance that Lucci was arrested His government pcdlers license or E was paid.
 Mrs. Cheaiandcr's home made cakes. ai
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-22
A. 4. ANDERSON DYING

As we SO Co press. at i:ao a. m, the report reaches this office that MT A. A. Anderson ls In dying condition. Ins physislan. Dr. Moore. has given up ali hope and says that lt is but matter oi a few hours before he shall have passed away His family and most Intimate friends are In attendance at his bedside.
 Gentlcmen's shirts and parkns made to order. Cor lth and Main S-iS-im
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-22
FORGOT HIS CHANCE
But Elisa Remembered Her Earring
 and WoIsh Is Jailed

Martin Welsh has only been ln town two days Martin ls undoubtedly a smooth
 grancr. but not sharp enough for Elise Choulcttc. who keeps cigar stand on Broadway. at Che corner of the alley be;- wccn Fourth and Fifth avenues. Welsh bought two cigars of Elise and handed her a five dollar bin In payment While she stepped out for change Martin pick ed up a diamond ear ring that was on the table and left without his change. passing her store and. making a rapid dash. caught him. Welsh quickly took the ear ring from his pocket, placed it In Ellsc's hand. and seeing Marshal Shook coming toward him, walked rapid ly away The marshal overlook Welsh in front Of Peterson's store and locked him up in the jail. He denied Co Com missioner Mcintosh yesterday that he had stolen the ear ring. but had picked it un from the floor and did not realize it had any value until its owner asked him to give it up. which he willingly did. When asked why he did not wait for his chang he said be had forgotten it The com missioner thought the defense hshy and sentenced Welsh Co co days In the Jail.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-22

lf you want good work done telephone No u9 Automatic Key City Laundry They take to away aud return it. in a few hours tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-22
FRUIT, STUDS AND EGGS
Six Carload of Perishables
 Left For Dawson

Mostly COnsignod to Tradors-Win Go Down on Stoamors From Whito Horse Throe Carloads of Cattle For tho Interior
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-22
Tailoring.

far stylish 1rl rood ntur clothes eo 0. F. Woglud. who .s revolving Che latest a..i most rish.nnlbir reports on tailoring every month Clothes iycd cleaned and rgI1u.d le-ie-tr
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-22

The Seattle Bohemian Draught Beer is the best and most expensive draught beer made In Seattle For sale at the se- attle Saloon. corner State and Sixth ave- nue.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-22
Wanted

3.oo worth of secondhand furniture at sixth street Second Hand store. oppo- sItr Eolrl of Trade
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-22

N,n.ar blanks @, ,hIs omcc
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-22

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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-22

Mrs cheaiandcr's home made cakes. at CheaIanders. 9th avenue. S-ls-t
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-22

sixth avenue Skarw1y. is remaining a close second with Sixth avenue. New York, if you arc Go judge by ihc bcauu- ful window display ot B M. Bchrends' tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-22

Rrowners. 4th and Broadway. for hard ware.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-22

Fine watch rcparIne a, P. E. Teru's
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-22

Am.ri,au TanOr- tsI Broadway.
The broad ax., 1901-08-24
NOT MUCH OF A ErNAnnIra.
Sossr Motions Of Business H.,s =,
EE-Conrro-n,,

OF Business Held by N
EE-CORErouSman.
It would not be fair to class Janss
LlaLniieon Lewis, former member ~
congress from Washington. with the
must eminent Of fnanciers ne nee
out vague idea Of business method.
Snu according to his own statement
mas not greatly improved since the
oSys OF MS youth, Of which he tells the
LouoWlng story: when I opened INV
INST bank account not so verv manv
years ago. I didn't have much idea Of
now banks conducted business. I
mace q deposit Of a few hundred dol
l.rs' was given a bank book. which
showed the amount Of money had 70
my credit and a check book. Unon
returning to my ONCE I carefully
placed the bank book in my desk and
forgot all about it. I carried the check
DOCK In my pocket for convenience
SAKE. II was a new sensation for me-
10 draw checks. I was like a child
with new toy. When I needed mon
ey, or anybody else wanted some, all I
had to do was to go down after the
check book. was the proudest man
In all the state Of Washington. I i'm
agined that my bank account was as
long as that Of J Pierpont Morgan or
John d. Rockefeller, or the moral law
itself, for that matter. Finally, how
ever, I found that had overplayed my
hand, as they say out west. One day
/ received a notice from the bank that
my account had been oVerdrawn to the
extent Of $3.50. I didn't really know
what It meant or what to do. What
do you suppose 7 did do. Wei, I'll tell
you. I walked into the bank with the
notice Of overdraft, drew a check for
the amount, handed both TO the pay
ing teller and started out Of the bank.
I was called back and matters were
explained 10 me, much to my humilia-
ton. Since then have kept a little
closer tab on the stub end Of my check
book"
The broad ax., 1901-08-24

Among the "Fresh-Air" children
40 arrived at a farm near Pittsneid'
:. ne berkshire hills Of Massachu-
sstts one day last summer, was poor
T,tIs tot Who. as she was lifted from
~. .l.s'I wsron. caught sight Of a field OF
S.is,es with a cry Of delight sne
S 49,, to the rail-fenee the moment
y. rs sst down, and, scrambling IN
- 4 threw herself, face downward,
s -, the beautiful White-and-golo
49,, elasUing them IN her aIIlS
-. D-u sobbing as If her heart were
breating. She had never before So -.
1900 = growing. During her stay sn s
80. - IN her time among them, Sno
-bs1 TIE moment came 70 PACK H =.
En55 III little bag it was found 70 p
en- en- wlth flowers. A touching p pee,
49, iris pathetic incident "a.
S - enid" Is published u sns
YssIes' Home Journal
The broad ax., 1901-08-24

slopensnt NrH Ward ana -. -.
z pers On the ocean bound - -. E SHlloEsa
. .,.g toward London - 80 =. n. ...
T Slseness frOm his vie a. - 100 1os-
s %aras mind gave way. and - . ,sos.
an ,.9Self nom train ii NeS-s. - on -.
. olse Z lonely place bes,ss ~. ~. sRd
an, = Mexico Bradbury ana n, IA.
I'VE, asea n the most afieefjon. - ~. We
s ions he erected a splendid 1.n rS,a-
s ssSr the TsjO mine and Su- -r,'-s tSo
-. years they were avav i've N -
oSnpaTative seclusiOn, there heinz .rso "A y
S oels[ houses in the vicinity ~ ths,,
.1lssnincent home. Mr. Rrs5nD O-s,l
o SIlel amusement was the bUntin. - :
sslLlsators, while his wifs,s IA ~ =.
- es1oerny. Fortune smiled mon ,b.-1
e.. 1nl they have gone back to CsIi,o-n;.
sleher than ever. Whether tbsv -0, al, --r1
y restored to their old position =. -
leaders Of society is a question tb.f
~, ne people Of Los Angeles are dsSstN
ing IN their minds.
The broad ax., 1901-08-24
sport IN IN. Arm.


The accident at the Mines bull fight
some time ago, in which one man was
tossed and another gored to death,
draws attention to a most curious
game, which, as bull fighting steadily
gains ground in the south Of France,
is becoming very popular among the
Meridionales. II it were not unbap-
PLY merely the prelude to the gross
butchery Of the real Spanish game, the
Jeu de Ia Cocarde would have much
to recommend It to a place on the list
Of trials Of strength, for It is essen
tally an amateurs game, requiring
the highest daring and skill, while 1t
need involve no cruelty to the bull.
The cocarde is a little tuft Of feathers
ana ribbons. Two Of these are fast
eued to the bulls horns, and he Is then
turned into the ring, where the play
ers. All on foot, are awaiting him. The
pame Is now to excite the bull into
charEing, and for this the usual req
cloths are used. But at the moment
tbst the bull dashes into the red rag
me piaysr steps deity aside, and N
1901 of sticking a cruel banderiIo
I1to the animals neck tries 70 snatch
tbs eocarde from the bulls horns. The
1.na Of course. Is won by the hrst 70
6ear OF the little trophy, but the bun
,,Sn,Ilv manages to bear his plumes q
long time before being bereft OF tneln'
The broad ax., 1901-08-24

cupid win have 4 hard tine soon
Win Russian army officers. II one Il
% Judge from a recent regulation fx-
ING the conditions under which Rus
san otacers win be permitted TO mar
y In the first place the lady must
nave good manners and be well
ofO''ght up; her social position win
aiso De taken into account. Then vita
regard 70 the oficer. he must be at
least - years Of age. his pay and mess
allowance must amount 70 at least $500
ana he must have either real estate
bringing in $50 OF more per annum on
q capital Of $500 or more. II the cap
ltal does not exceed $500 no more
than $50, including interest, must be
drawn In any one year.
The broad ax., 1901-08-24
Waba.ha Hear. g. Nerl.

Wabasha, MIMI August 18th: -
George Huber Of this town suffered
from Kidney Trouble and Back-Ache.
He was very bad. DOdd's Kidney Pills,
a new remedy, has cured him complete
~. He is now quite well and able to
work. He says Dodd's Kidney Pills are
worth their weight in gold.
News comes to hand almost every
day Of wonderful cures by Dodd's Kid
ney Pills, which, although but recently
introduced in this country, has already
made many warm friends by its splen-
did results in the most serious cases of
Bright's Disease. Diabetes, Dropsy,
Rheumatism, and Back-Ache.
The broad ax., 1901-08-24

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