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Arizona republican., 1901-08-18

REPUBLICANS:-Everywhere sub scribe for the NATIONAL CRITERION an up-to-date monthly magazine de- voted to political work in every state and territory in the United States. One Dollar per year. ADDRESS NATION AL CRITERION, P. o. Box 61, Nogales, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-18

Ice cream, snerbet, fruits. salads, fish meats. chicken. etc. Get a nice steak out of our cold storage. Dishes washed by stea.". Lunch counter and dining
 room. Special cafe and private rooms on second floor. Coffee AIS Restaurant
Arizona republican., 1901-08-18

PROBATE COURT.-The bond oi Mrs. Jennie Hardy as admlnistratrix oi the estate of Dr. Joseph Hardy was approved in probate court yesterday and letters of administration were is- Supd
Arizona republican., 1901-08-18

Maximum temperature, 9i; minimum temperature, 12, Average relative humidity, 50 per cent. Total precipitation, .l9. Charactsr of the day-Clear.
 l.. M. DEY, JR.,
 Observer.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-18

Mrs. Annie T. Calvert of Washing ton, D. C., mother of Mrs Wm. Ashton Berry, arrived 'in Phoenix today She expects to make this her home.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-18
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

A dearth of news Is no news to the editor.
 The actor who Is out of job always claims he is resting. Probably he is- from the effects of a long walk.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-18
NOTICE.

All accounts due tle Arizona Hay & Grain company should be settled at the Golden Eagle stable.
 C. M. STURGIS & co.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-18

Have Paul Morgan tune and regulate your piano for the fall and winter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25

yna In ua pe~incn tn yUUnD
pJs wvuA rssSs AoS AIse long walt
tnlk n - NV. The su6t spiashino
- .Ae kske waves ans ttrc mneic an
ths riitSppins ltsb@ anong tho tied
fnsds tesso seinfpeT esSulnss 6eent lfk9
chapters rroaa fairy tahe
Yesterday nofp,ns Evnns and WQ
neeoes slipped stt Hd came q this
married arinost tnrrsgaateIy MA Fre4
Dixon wGs ttst man Shrd TIM bsfdN M
attended By Mira haaR
After tho eernow Nm ana MIRA
Evans returned 70 tae foiuA fhsY
said nothing about the vradlhR but n
leaked ont And sisst night n ooe
witch Mr, Evans VIII tf(Helhber to the
end OF hfa earthly dxfstence. The
vaudeyiIe people stnrted to have tsp
with him ana they f1d IL Harris The
low Dutchsnan. told tho AQdianno about
Mo WEDDING. fhen he poked bot opcp
NJ Evnns until thc popr fsi1or ,wAe
ready to r9rk TIP his Noffh and jur.o
Tito tho faiS@ -, ~
on the verafda 10 aru me- pll0eAW1fv
pelted with rjee Ghioh NH thrown ~,
about twentS.Ave Of his Rood friends
Aaa thseushoW Ne, evgMe mey keqe
cp The thing @xkihk 3 lovely oM4sar
Non wtash was SsenU arpf&date8 n
Mr.. and Mrs. TNAAs. ne $dqAk t0uet6
Win fpaNc theie nome Il the fulAt uQAy
the close ~ tho ayssun afvt wh1Sl
they WIN remove b M. Evah6 hU1lA -
Nlrreitha.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25
magnificent train
FOR LOUISVILLE TRIP.
TWO PULLMAN COMPARTMENT e>ssS
IN THE w. - N h
sPEClAh
WHICH LEAVES THIS MORNING
From the rermtusst stHtton--r< N iaht-
Who fn.perSea tee Train were
LOAD IN rn~sr rr~t-cA-sAbeas one
s<ca and f~-snty Wul vuk~
rver ~IryaSs Ia tnc Of-,vcr ttcn

ala morning ~ z ~ o'olocis me spe-
ela trrin conveytps tho meulhsrs OF
Wheeling Gomm.odtvt. knights Tvr,-
plar. and their trfcnas 10 koaisvillo
win depart from the Tcrusnsl station.
over the Wheeling a Iohe Erie ROAD
Il Is expected thar "host one hundred
and twen4 polsons with make no the
party from this city sam W. sher-
man, travelling psesSnsr~ aHAnt ~ the
W q l.. N. WI sucorar~cy tho train,
and viii look after the intsccsts OF tho
party.
Among those who VIII Depart oref
". ". Twin aud wiz, q. n, Daidwin
ovorae NJ Ford and vito. August IL
.itebusoh, Capt w. q. Travn, L,t-
thor w Blayney. Hugo I. Loos, W. J.
Lukens, W. II. Iron, c. Gornicieb
Matt Gtuyson aud party os fosr. II. O.
Richards. Prof. c. q. Carrrsan. of Den
wood. Or. Leonard FsNey. Robert Lin
sey, DIR. !. w Mci,onaid and others.
The special tralp arrived a. tho Ter
minel station last night and oil vino
inspected II were loud IN them prafses
II IL claimed for II that II is the finest
train ever sent out Of Wheeling, TX Ia
solidry vestibuled. and consiefs of two
day coaches. and'twp Pullman eomrnrt-
ment cars.
The compartment cars ere new
thing to Wheeling people They arc
arranged to afford the greatest possible
degree of privacy and comfort There
wy oe large crowd at the sutton
This 1nrvrning 10 witness TIM departure
OF the train.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25
II WIS A JOLLY DAY
AND I'LL ENJOYED II.
TIN, B1NTHTr OF THE AMALoAsSA-
TED ASSOCIATION DREW A
fARHf CROWD TO THp
GROUNDS.
f-cHATb r rIGHE PRESENT
Aud spoke Brfeny-attsroey Charles
r. schueR Talked tbiy aud Was
tCeiI RsrcfNed-I.ark ius brief. mt
Po<ntcyi--sports, Music and Dane
tnu-4iI Eaiuyed Themselves.

Il was aftr O'Clock yesterday ar
teynoon wNsn me parade OF the local
AnairaTuatvd Association hodge and
other unions started for the Fair
Grounds though It had bosa given out
by tho committed that IL would start
promptly 1t i:3a The delay was caused
by q loag wait for the participating
lodges from tne otner side OF the river
arrd the southern section, who failed
10 arear at the time laid down. owing
70 misunderstanding as to the
hour.
During the long wait the Opera
House band discoursed fine music, and
though the streets were thronged with
people about the starting point. every
one was IN good humor and nothing
unpleasant occurred.
In front. OF the Trades Assembly hall
Assistant Secretary N. r. Tighe stood
while waiting and was rendered an
imhromptu reception By the association
members aud his numerous friends In
Wheeling he was "a hail fellow well
met With everyone. and seemed to
have ne doubt OF the ultimate success
OF the strike. 10 stated to q Reg
lister representative that he could
spend bat few hours here. and could
nov make any extended remarks at the
Fair Grounds, as he must leave for the
west on the a. - tram. He was going
west to look carefully over the ground
as on his Former trip he had not had
time 70 do this. having visited central
points OF disturbance. like joliet, Chi
caso and Milwaukee,
At about 1880 the column moved In
the following order,
Chief Of police and platoon Of twenty
policemen.
Chief Marshall waiter Larkins, with
Assistant Secretary M. F, Tighe
and other officials.
Aides: John Meehin. r. Wagner, IL.
s. Hart, T. Strautman,C. c. White,
j. ". Theiss, Thomas Swnnkey,
George Jones. T. Fury. Edward
Costello, John Sammier, Geo.
Veiser A. NJ. Hall. James
Robbins, John Dempsey.
JOS. Field. Emil Garry,
s. Dxwson, D. @.
Moro, p Fox, NJ.
Afahonev.r. Fox,
NJ. J. O'Neal.
Opera Hodse Band.
Crescent Lodge. No, 8.
j Garfield Union, No. I. stogie Makers.
Summers Band.
Lewis Avon Lodge, Martins Ferry.
| Mountain City Lodge, Martins Ferry
Band.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25
AT THE HOTELS.

A Itst OF the vfsttovn Frgrn N~prpv
GOWN emd rc6tsnnorsr states.
Who Are cucsN at tho Locat
Hotels.
Stamm:--C. Y. BaV5dum, Sisters.
Vile; Walter Lgrkins. Martln's FoyryI
It. u. Perkius John L. Woodceck. New
Martinsville @. e Van Devtc7s. Pafk-
ersburgj II. L. Henderson. Mounds-
vile.
Michael y. Tigbe was Stanm guest
yesterday.
Park:-Charles W. Barrick ana wife,
New Martlnsville; u l.. Fitzgerald
Morgantpwn
Grand Ceutrak -. H. Mcdonald anu
wife Fairmont
MGnr9 "a, O Durham, .ClayHspurgs
N. F. Redmorn. satersvflle,. Y. T.
Clayton, Mnnrshgturs George A, Troll
81 Clairs0ilie
THE United Commercial Travp1rgts
base bail CLUB OF zanesville ~srs at The
.MchhSe last night
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25
IN SOCIETY.

frv1taaons how b~tn msusd for IL
weeeins Of Mis- ADnn 1UssA &ooowNA
brother Of EDWARD ). M0csxAA ~ fsi-
lovyei
request, T &: s ssssA y 3sks sr,.,.
at tho naUiseS n hdr daughtR
Anna s'''''
MIA perynrq JTsph psyyz.
hanasep bahaS@ &nd sn~ :
~. fhafyNa's chufoh. y.
Broad ana Gsshasiho StrsssA ~
IRON s ss'g s1 ~ aIx ND NO ''s'' :,
Mn Albor, specify paa pnsaaasH
svrppsod BY q nurne@ NIP fnM
Wednesday, evepAls ate 6b pore D
KaarsucNy stees sH dbVpiaA ~er4
presvat dn1d very eh5oyVb16 evening
was passed Az thp usual h0tl i0frssH
n erts werb served IN
Tho I,qoots orS WIN usncvo on Tsis'
day evening" August a0th, ~ Blue
R.bDon hail, BopvoOk PEoEA100D W.
piav.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25
EVANS STOLE A MARCH
Ard Was the Recipient of MANI
Consratusrsfoxs rV~n fits noIn@Ea-
tic NavrftA4e.

Arr was the Recipient of MAN.
Consrs,usrfo~s Cp~n gis norr@Ea-
tic Navrfn9~.
The Sandusky. o.. Daily Star contains
the following concerning the romantic
Nedding OF Prof. John NJ. Evans. leader
a. the Grand Opera House orchestra Of
IT'S city
r'he stage settings in the life drama
az these two young people were oil
tn. could be desired. Often from her
re- IN the theater Miss Rooney watch
n -Yans as he sat down IN the or.
caaa'ra pit. directing the mnstcjans in
tlc'r work. Sometimes her muGciap-
lo-e- was conducting a low Dutch
coa-edian through a ronsensieal dirty.
Often a pretty actress sang or danced
or the stase above the leader, smiling
approval upon him when be led her
through difficult part Of hen turn.
And the little girl In the audience
watched these things and was proud of
the ability and rare talent displayed by
her lover.
Md when the show was over and the
v-YGc,-''ia people were wishing away
e., tsaec- CT makeup and he band was
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25
Dcnth of Miss keIIar.

On Friday night occurred the death
OF Miss Cora KeIlar, daughter of Jacob
Kcllar, at the family residence at Elm
Grove. About year ago she suffered
a paraly.ic strike, from which she had
never fully recovered, and it was a
recurrence OF the same trouble, with
complications. which caused her death.
Miss Ke,lar would have been q years
Of age mex, Monday. She was young
lady Of great promise, and will be
greatly incurred by wide circle of
friends She was a member of the
Methodist Episcopal church, aud con-
sistent Christian. The funeral viii be
from the home of her parents sunG,-
at p. n. Iaterfent at The stc~e
Church cemetery.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25
UNUSUALLY SUCCESSFUL

VIII He the snbor nay Outing on tho
state Fair Grounds This Feay.
The Labor Day outfnS On September
"a. given under the auspices Of the o.
V. +. e. i. A., promises TO be uDusually
successful this year. Among tho many
special attractions that nave been pro-
yided is an a,rtomotdie rsce, the first
ever given in thfs ~dpity. 20 far
there are two entrants. Messrs. George
r. House and VIII n. Cofrig.
The cake walk will a,so, BE interest
ing, and the contest betwsSn the many
entrants. undo, The tfrsction of Major
Archie johnson. win undoubtedly 30
close. There viii also he wrestling
contest between Hun Butler, the cham
pion of West Virginia, ond Eddie Cur
ley OF Ohio for the bost two out OF
three.
The entries IN the various foot and
bicycle race3 can be made at Jason G,
Stamps up to Saturday. the 3ist Tho
prizes viii be placed ON exhibition az
House A ffe-rm.nn's next week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25
THE LAST DAT

90 f,,N c,wu Grv.aas caszp MgSEA
rc.~,.s.s~ss..,.,1Xa ..S~s nI0 Y1eY
,.-,s,,r.-,,.cs-ro ~ Dr, nsrsn
,r,a .,,,o-s ~ ru ,pa,tks, aSbs' s6hnn
-, 80 = =. .,,ns Sr.n ~ cas3h sr5S26 49,
49, M the d2Tn6Hnoe TaH " 60
sssceS,tyrens 10
- - $,or a, mr. sv,ug66aA 060b3
~, VY "a, Tnt.1xf sstS r,rik ke - v
~ = 1 svs ,,.1 m nrS 5Srress}rs ~ roS
~ Syrs haacoeen 20 a1SfS u ~
m,S ES,a ~ an8 ~ nsrer1S2
s 1870 W. On EsroS& Slq4s ~,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25
A GREAT LAMP.
A. ID. Howe Co., of This City Now
Manufacturing the Greatest Gas
Saving Lamp Known.

A. ID. Howe Co., of This City Now
Manufacturing the Greatest Gas
Saving Lamp Known.
The Cluster Arc Lamp for natural
and artificial gas has made it's APPEAR
! anoe in this city, and are without doubt
becoming by far The most popular light
in this vicinity, having received the
, unstinted praise of large nufnber of
! our business men.
The lamps are manufactured exclu-
sively by the A. D. Howe Machinery
Company. who have succeeded the late
! firm of Howe & Joseph, Mr. Joseph 8
interests being purchased by the A. d.
Howe Company.
The public ID cordially invited to call
at the works. 215T Main street. and SEQ
these lamps ii process Of construction.
Owing to the great success Of the
Cluster Arc Lamp, others have at
tempted to put similar lamps on tho
market, even STOPPING To using the A.
D. Howe CompaIVs testimo nials from
pleased patrons.
To be certain of securing the perfect
article, be sure to get them from the
above mentioned firm.
The great demand for these lamps
has necessitated the installing of an
| improved turret lathe by the A. d.
Howe Company. the manufacturers.
! These lamps are put out on five days
/ trial. They are 100 candle power and
great savers Of gas, costing only about
three cents per day. Telephone No. 4
and a representative wifi call and
thoroughly explain the invention.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25
T. J. Shaffer Lodge, A. A., Bellaire.
Wheeling No. 8, Benwood.
rr;n NF-arlr arc


Prosperity Lodge, a. A., Tin Workers.
Virginia Lodge. No. 4.
There was a large number of Wheel
ing No. marching with Crescent, and
throughout the column the members
of lodges were more or less Informing
Ted. The parade proceeded directly to
the Fair Grounds. Mr.. Tishe stood
near the entrance gate as the parade
entered, and greeted all whom he had
not previously seen. All then proceeded
to the grand stand.
Mr. LArktns, Mr. Tighe and other
speakers occupied the starters stand,
and tho former introduced the speak
err. beginning With Mr.. Tighe, as he
has but a few moments before start
ing fey his train.
He SAID: II have Travelled to tho east
10 the west and to the north, but only
in wheeling have received such cor
hial welcome as you hsve given me
here in my old home to-day. The very
name wheslng brings back to me a
food of memories. It was here | was
first imbued with the principles of
union and liborty-principle that
mean 50 much to the generations to
come.
1T is Impossible for me TO go into
details Of what he's been done and Of
conditions that surround the labor
question to-day. The cause in which
we are to-day engaged is the same as
that for which our fathers fought one
huudres and twenty-five years ago
the cause CT personal liberty. The re-
suit OF ttis struggle We do not fear.
I have not tine to talk to-day. ! must
hasten to catch the train. Soon again
I hope to be In Wheeling, the strongest
unicnism city in the world. God speed
ycu II the noble struggle in which you
ere engaged
The speaker then stepped into a
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25
uRUMMERs BANQUETTED

A. the nfclrarc Aftvr the Hasr nm
Gesf% n IN. Niand FAsas Y-e~s~r-
day.
The drummers who p~thnated IN
the exciting base BAH game AZ Che
Island parR yesterday aftsrnoon were
rendered comm In eutary bunQuct al
tho Mcclure last evening. Ny Mr.. Hurry
". Mcclure. Covers wery lsi5 nor
forty. and ahe mcnu and service wyre
excellent
Sam w. Booher gracefully ofBcfRted
as tons mester, aud toasts were re-
sponded to by Mcssrs Ritcock. qatyett
Richards and Pictchen Of .Zsftcsyiile;
and Messrs Springer Dich Trhfhor
and Brenuan, OF Ehoaling. Mr. Nc
Lure arso made a'kfleEious speech.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25
LIHSLY MATTERS

Tho Military Encs~.Ymens and En-
roIln~nt of Students.
Tho third annual military encump-
ment OF the Ltnsly fntAitute Cadet
CORPS will be held az Folmsr's place on
Monday, September "a. Cadets are re-.
quired torbring their uniforms 70 camp.
Instructions are found IN ordsrfNo. in
the catalogue.
The enrollment Of sty0ents will take
place Thursday OF next ~eeB at ten
o'clock, in tho mofnins, 81 which .tfnN
lCommdqdant B. O. Dent will nfake
some Important ainoupcenrente.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25

could moi be learned at this writing
and, probably Will not be fully know =
to the managers themselves before to
day
There was music, dancing and re-
fyeshmeIrts, and many attended the
Passion Play benedt In the evening,
Everything passed off pleasantly and
all enioyed the day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25
THE NEWS oETHE RIyHaA

A onrmary of tho Happepings A1oA4
tho ohio ond Its Trihutsr1ss'
a visitor 1t .fs w9xrSbodt yessesda
. Capt. phil Anschutz. piioe Of N
queen CITY,
At dark last evening the marx oq
Ia wharf geccFoed feet ana y
.ncheS and Yisans SLOWLY,
Tho Crfcha az fppn FOR PRtErsDm95
IA T. N. Bayno al D. 30 To- 6teYpepe
vile: tie Ruth for eistersy!fse a9d me
Leroy for Cleripsson 81 9: 40, v@e -
.afeey@s erysvsts ara Departures Al
carried fsfr trips
TIE Bessie SMITH left shortly an4
,u,6asr1at for East lfverpod. but VIII
g..gr-n this evening and leave for Do
low.
The new side wiTeel steamer Loefty
WA texe her FIRST excursion TIP ons
,htc morning for East Liverpool ana
there !, little DOUBT but shat she WIZ
have an the peopfe She can handle
The Leroy viii FAKE her regular Sis-
tersv.iie trip at I thfs morning: 70
farming at dark apd the Rutb VIII de-
part for Thea port At Ssss thss afser-
npcn- 80,
The eteauer Greenwood Hfii leave
Newport this morning for CnSrlesoog
and win resoh this city on 1hursuV
10 resume IN her regular tra9a
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25
work Progressing.

The work on the foundation for the
new barns Of the Wheeling Traction
Company on the Island, has been push
ed rapidly and at present 1t is over half
completed II is thought that within
rvo weeks the brick work can be
6tarted.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25
Continued Tih Monday.

Last evening Sarah McGren was ar
raigned before Justice Of the Peace
Cunning on q charge Of threatening to
do bodily harm, preferred by James
Matella- The complainant was repre-
scented by Attorney Lee Dobbs and the
defense by Attorney Adams. On mo-
ton of the defense, the case was con-
tinued until Monday evening at 1880
o'clock.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25

When you feel that you have tried
everything and every one, consult u.s. A
dsily occurrence is the surprise SHOWN by
the benefited patients ~ our office.
DO you have heSScche? Do your eyes
water? DO they smart or burn? Does tho
nrint run together when reading?
For any trouble OF your eyes consult US
We make glasses at popular prices Make
a careful examin7t'cn free or charge
zoz-or IT. @h g~
r,t,ts scfE.srfffC oPTICIAN,
CORNER MAIN AMI ELEVENTH SITS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25

Excursion. soc round trip on new
steamer Liberty, to Steubenville, Sun
ssv. the 18th inst. Boat will iesvs at
a. m, and return al Q p. m.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25

TRADES AssTHBLY PICNIC.
Perseas desiring RriviieSes for
1ierrman's. VI. Z. TRACY,
Chairman Committee.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25

r,o,, Fares to Louisville, Via Penn
ss1vania tines.
trrust Gath to 18th. account s. =;
Ccnc;sve See Penpsy5aa1iaIAneS ticka
FascaS for particulars
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-19
THE FLYER
The Dolphin Arrived in Port
 Yesterday.

The White Flyer Dolphin arrived in port vesierday morning shortly after $ o'clock with seventy-two passengers and I4s tons of freight. The Dolphin leit Se- sitle st To o'clock the morning of the I3th and cslled ,t Vancouver, Metlakhata and wrangel outside of her regular calls. Ihs water wss smooth ail the way north and adeligh,ful ,u Was had.
 On the DolphIo's manifest every mer- chant ir t,Nu W represented. Ross Higgins X c, headed the list, having over fitv tars u thei, shipment alone. Bloom X No,l,h ii,o received a ilrge shlpm-o, co HGu0r,. ditto A. Reinert.
 The D prir made quick time unload- ing lnd $ -j south st 1920 with fortv- SIX pa>>-rgrr>. t.-er beng for Juneau.
 The b ,.li0 Vil cs tl,k again week from next saturday, December 2S.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-19
WON'T LAST FOREVER
rhers Ia An End to All ThiaFs- -Fahs
 Sales Havs Had Their Day.

So-ealled closing out sales or reduction sales have simply been pretenses, In pro- portion to the real thing at Peterson's. There Is still lots of goods left out of the immense stock, but thev are going fast they are snapped up at random by shrewd and well posted buyers.
 Buckwhaat four in Io-lb. sacks at I-2e per 10.
 HOniiny. in Io-lb. sacks, at } I-2c per 10. Corn meal. In Io-lb. sacks, at 2e per 10. Rolled oats, in Io-lb. sacks, at I-ae per 10. London layer raISlns, Ioc per 10. Christmas mixed fancy cake in cartoons, 2sc package.
 Fancy stock canned salmon, for 7se. MaecaronI and cheese, 2-lb. cans, cans for 2sc.
 Lemons, 2oc per doz.
 Boston baked pork and beans, 2-lb. cans 2 cans for 2Se.
 Macearonl I-lb. packages, roc pkg. .
 PETERSON & co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-19
PERSONAL MENTION

sS~SSSSS wv Frank E, Burns returned yesterday.
 A. Bloom of the Monogram came ur from a visit below on the Dolphin.
 R. w. Jennings eSme north on the Dol phn from Juneau.
 E. R. Silver, chief mail inspector, re- turned from valdes coming up from Juneau on the Dolphin.
 Miss Grace Mcfarland, private steno- grapher of the w. p. R. returned from a six weeks visit In California, on the Dol phin.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Tanner came home yesterday.
 Mark Bailey. son of Dr. Bailey as a Dolphin passenger coming home to spend the holidays.
 J. H. Morrow, baggage master at the depot returned veSterdav.
 Frank Sessions came up from Juneau vestefiay.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-19
FOR THE PUBLIC.
Arctic Brotherhood Adopt Now Phase In Christmas Tres Exercises.

The Christmas tree exercl,es to be given bv the Arctic Brotherhood has been changed In It's arrangements. lnstead Of being only for A. BIS. their families and relatives the exerelsee will be open to the public. This was decided upon. at the regular meeting Tuesday night.
 L,st night the Alaskan received letter from Santa Claus inviting all the children to attend his Xmas reception at the A. B. hall. We will publish the letter In our Sunday Issue.
 Santa Claus deeitsd that he could best reach all the little ones In some public hall, and as the A. B'S. are his personal friends and also that of the children. he has selected their hall In which to hold hls reception and high carnival for the little tots.
 The wives, sisters and sweeihearts of the Arctic Brothers are requested to meet In the reception room of the A. B. building Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, for the puI' pose of making arrangements for Xmas entertainment. Your assistance and ac- vice Is wanted and Santa says don't wait for a personal invitation. The Arctic Br, therhood will endeavor to make thelI home home for all children on Xmas night and In order that peace and good will may prevail, the mothers and auntles must help.
 The committee in charge of the affair Is as follows: E.S. Mckay, N. B. clevln- ger, w. H. Othmer, S. Cottrell and Dr. |. II. Moore.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-19

The Alaska Mall Steamship Company has been "ealled ofi' by the packers ot
 the scheme and n. Stuart Brinlev, the originator of the proposed fast mail and passenger service Co Sklgwsy, has gone to San Francisco, SlyS the Seattle Times of the le. LE. Chilbsoe, the well known steamship man, who was to have been local agent, atllnoW ledged today that nothing further was Co be done with the proposition. Re aSoribei the move to the enormous expenSe which such business would insure and the htk ot enough ouSl- ness to make it pay at the present ume'
 The announcement Is not much of a sur