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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-11-05
Want Them Expelled.

Havana, Nov. 4,-1'he cigarmakers
OF Havana have petitiI led the govern.
ment to expel from Havana the agents
OF the Tampa Reslstencias, who have
been trying to persuade workmen to
60 to Tampa.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-11-05
Congressman Burton III.

Cleveland, o., Nov. 1.-Congress
man Burton, who was stricken with
q serious attack of rheumatism few
days since at Hartford, Conn, arrived
here and was Immediately removed to
q hospital. His campaign engage
ments in Ohio have been cancelled.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-11-05
Crowley Sues Chancellor.

Chicago, Nov. 4.-The Rev. Jere.
miah j. Crowley entered suit in the
superior court for $4,000 against the
Rev. Francis j. Barry, chancellor of
the Catholic archdiocese of Chicago.
Ihe suit is the outgrowth of Father
Crowley's recent denunciation and ex.
pulsion from the church following
charges which he made against Father
Muldoon, then about to be consecrated
as bishop.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-11-05
Moonshiners Captured.

Charleston, w. Va, Nov. deputy
United States Marshal Cunningham
and two other officers captured three
men, Everett Lilly, Writ Roles and o.
@. Harvey, all moonshiners, in Ra-
leigh county. This is the most i'm
portant raid upon Illicit distillers in
this state for many years.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-11-05
Three Victims of Boiler Explosion.

Philadelphia, Nov. flames Daw-
son, aged 35 years, who was burned
In the explosion Of boiler which
killed John Golden and Edward Nee
han, at the Baldwin Locomotive
works, died at hospital. The ex-
plosion set fire to Dawson's clothing.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-11-05
ENORMOUS PENALTIES
DEMANDED In TEXAS,

Dallas, Tex, Nov. 1.--Suits filed by
Attorney General Bell against the cor.
porations accused of violating the
Texas antitrust law call for penalties
approximatlhg es5,000,000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-11-05
Illinois state Senator Died.

Springfield. Ills, Nov. 4.-State
Senator William Harris died at his
homo in Hancock county Sunday, Of
tYnhdid fepAu- n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-11-05
Electioneering Going on at the
Conference, at Huntington,
w. Va.
TEST OF STRENGTH PREDICTED,
When Some Measures Come Up to Be
Voted Upon Today - "Mother"
Jones' Sensational Advice-Some
News of Ohio, Penn'a and w. Va.

Huntington, w. Va, Nov. L.
Twenty-Five of the officials and organ.
izers of the United Mine Workers of
America attended the first days ses.
sion Of the state miners convention
here. The presence of John Mitchell,
president of the United Mine Work
ers; Vice President Lewis, Secretary.
Treasurer Wilson and others of prom
inence made the meeting one of more
than ordinary Importance. The con.
vention consists Of more than 100
union miners from Virginia and WesS
Virginia. A permanent organization
was effected and the usual commit.
tees were appointed.
Some time was spent in hearing
reports from the various delegates as
to the condition Of the order in their
respective territories. There were no
transactions Of Importance. There
was mass meeting last night, which
was addressed by Vice President II.
j.. Lewis, of the national organiza
ton; Mother" Jones, an organizer
and Secretary-Treasurer w. b. Will
son.
Considerable EIectioneering.
Today plan of action for organic
ing West Virginia will be outlined
1t developed yesterday that consider
able electioneering was being indulg
ed in at this meeting among aspirant
officers of the national organization
1t is predicted that test OF strength
between the opposing factions in the
national organization may be dis
played today when some measures
come up to be voted upon.
Mother" Jones, in her speech last
night, advised the miners to go home
and resort to arms If necessary e
accomplish their purpose.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-11-05
Minister Delcasse Or
ders Note Delivered.
FLEET MAY ARRIVE
At its Destination Monday
Other Vessels are Ex.
pected to Join En-
Route.

Paris. Nov. An. Delcasse, minis.
ter of foreign affairs, telegraphed NJ
Bapst, councillor of the French EN-.
bassy in Constantinople, directing
him--so the correspondent of the AS.
sociated Press is authoritatively in
formed-to present Sunday to Tewfik
Pacha, Ottoman minister of foreign
affairs, a note asking how the Turk
ish government proposes to pay the
Lorando claim and demanding the ex.
ecution of the sultan's trade dealing
with that matter.
The note, it was expected. would
also request satisfaction regarding the
Nights of France which are defined in
the various capitulations and treaties,
and which in some cases have not
been respected and In others have
been encroGched upon by Turkey.
This declaration of what has been
done bears out the statement cabled
Saturday to the Associated Press re-
garding the intentions of the French
government.
May Reach Destination Today.
Admiral Caillard is expected to
reach his destination today. The for.
eign office had received no news from
him since his division left the other
divisions Of the Mediterranean squad
ron, en- route for Turkish waters, over
four days ago.
1t is pointed out that the absence Of
news is not surprising, as the instruc-
tions to Admiral Caillard were to
steer due south and to avoid passing
In sight of Bonifacio, Corsica, or tray.
ersing the Strait Of Messina in order
to prevent his movements being sig.
nailed. The vessels of the division
carried only a normal supply Of coal,
but this would be much more than
sufficient to enable them to steam
1000 miles, the estimated distance
they must cover before reaching their
destination.
1t Is expected that Admiral CaiIIard
will be joined en- route by the torpedo
cruiser Condor, which Is stationed in
Cretan waters, and may be met bv the
torpedo dispatch boat Vautaur, which
is stationed at Constantinople, II is
also probable that the armored cruiser
Admiral Charner, which arrived al
Port Said Oct. 81 from the far east
is being held there in order TO ioin
Admiral Caillard IL needed. It is
'''Nt y pSA NNi IldJ IliIG6 OLHer WAR
ships are held in readiness at Toulou
to reinforce him, should their pres
ence be necessary.
Movement Of Italian Fleet.
Dispatches from Rome asserted
that the second division of the Italian
Mediterranean squadron, which, as
announced Saturday, left for Turkish
waters with the suDnpsad Obiao+ ~
counterbalancing the French naval
demonstration, will join the first di
vision, which has been cruising in the
Eastern Mediterranean for some time
IL appears also that the Greek war
ships Psara, Hydra, Spetsai and Euro
tas are now at Smyrna, where is also
the Russian Mediterranean squadron
1t Is believed that the British squad
ron, now at Piraeus, Greece, will be
ordered to proceed to Beirout. syria
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-30

Po!akami, choc wyrosiy mie-
dzy innonarodowcam'.
Kazdy was, kto dziecko
po polsku wychowa, okaze
swiatu i rodakom. re ME
s|owy jeno polskosc swa
g}osil ,lecz ! czynem okazywa}!
Zmudna to nieraz mozolna
praca, szczeg6lnie ola nieza-
moznego robotnika. ale !
zasluga tez czynu takiego
tenn wieksza.
l dumnie bedz;e m6gl kaz-
dy was wznosic colo wobec
swoich obcych gdy, czynu
takiego dokona''.
Te nauki powinni sobie
wz'af do serca rodzice polsct
W Ameryce starat sic, aby
! dziec' ich tu miedzy obcymi
ME utrac'ly je1yka ojczystego
i poczucia narodowego. -
owszem, ably byIy dumnymi
Z tego. ze So Polakami ze
umieja movie po polsku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-30
.ludnosci kolonii do
.powstania przeciwko.
Anglikom.

MEXICO, miiasta. :
ZniszcZenle klasztOru
si6str karmelitanek
jest uwazne "a bar
dzo zlowrogie. Rad
ma zamlar powype-
dzac z kraju wszyst-
kich mnich6w i wszy-
stkie zakonnice. Par
tya ]iheralna popiera
ten proiekt i pragnie,
ably rad to uczynii
jak najpredzei.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-30
Drobne Eclla.

CHICAGO. - Areszto-
wany tu zostal przez detek-
tywow Franciszek Eubowiec-
XII. dawniejszy nauczyciel,
oskarzony o to, re Cd przeszlo
dw6ch miesiecy kolektowal
pieniadze ma szpital niezalez-
ny. a pieniadze przeniewic-
rial.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-30
PrleeiW prlenaradaWlaniu
IDZIA1?NTY P0LSKIE'J.

W Berlinie ukazalo sic te-
raz nowe pismo polskle z
obrazkami. pod tytulem:
;, Szk6lka''. kt6ra ma dopo~
magac rodzicom W nauczaniu
dzieci polskiego czytania i
msania. w numerze okazo-
!! lynn tax pieknie pisze ,,Szk6}'
Ia % potrzebie wychowania
dieci naszych 20 polsku:
Zapewne, ze 1ar6d nasz
DUO jes'cze uczyc Sc mus',
pracowac mad soba. chcac
1jako tako sprostaG innym
narodom ma colo wysunie-
tym. Ale odstep, iaki mas
oddziela cd najcywilizowali-
szych spo}eczehstw. ME jest
tax wielkim. ]ak sic wydaje
zaslepionym wrogom naszym.
Zdolnosci umyslowe 'ludu
naszego ME ustepuja inteli-
geocyi ludowej W krajach,
cieszacych sic " obecnej
idobie rozkwitem kultury. A
uczy}y sic i ucza inne take
narody. maiejsze liczebnie cd
naszegoi W gorszycli clesto~
krot warunkach politycznych
ME zatracaiac przeciez swej
narodowosci. Uczyli, sic tel
przeciez Nlemcy cd zachodu,
Il DUO kultury przejeli cd
Francuz6w. a przeciez
Francuzami sic ME stall.
Emy ME zostaniemy Mem
cami. choc "a ich posrednic-
twem W obecnej chwili po-
steRujemy coraz dalej ku
wy4ynom cywilizacyi.
Me powinni opiekunowie
nas1 zapominat. ze pa6stwo.
W kf6rem zyjemy. dajac nam
mozhost korzystania z nowo-
czeshych urzadzed i postep6w
kultury. spelnia jedynie obo-
wiazek wobec mas ]ako oby'-
watdli dajacych pahstwu, CO
mu przynalezy.
Asmozemy tez bez chel-
pliwosci powiedziec przeciw-
nixon naszym. ze nar6d nasz
j po dis dzieh przy wymia .
ME d6br miedzynarowei
kulturv. ME ma, ty}ach pozo-
stajel Dajemy obcym W "a
mianAza to. co Cd n:ch przyj-
mule my. dzielnych robotn;k6w
i rekodzielnik6w. przyczy-
many sic stosunkowo wiecej
nawet, niz inne tejze liczeb~
nei silly narody do skarbn;cy
miadzynarodowej sztuk pick
nych, wydalismy : naszego
lona wydajemy,du1o wybit-
nych pracownik6w ma polu.
nauk scis)ych j przyrodni-
czych, daiemy literature
Swiatovej dziela niepospolite.
60 blasku.
Me bede wan m6wil sze-
roko . 5Koperriku iednym :
najw,ek zYch nauczycieli ludz,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-30

TELEGRAM Y. pEyoS'' picy: % :" "a"

- IA~AAo ~ A~OAA Avn -
PEKIN: Repre-
zentanci cesarstwa a
chinskiego ugodzili
sic z reprezentantamii u
mocarstw zbiorowych
IL Chiny wyp}aca mo-
carstwom 450 Milo
now tael6w odszko-
dowania. Wsk utek tel
ugody hrabia Walder
see, naczelny komen~
dant armil zbioroWej,
uwaza swoje misya
"a skohczon9 i W dniu
81 Maja ma opuScic
Chiny.
Pahstwa sprzymie-
rzone postano willy wy
cofa6 wszy: tkie bez-
potrzebne wojska z
Pekinu. Ma ugode te
przystaiy N'':ie|m(!cty. nj e \
Francya, Anglia, Ro-
sya iJaponia. Kazde
z tych pahstw pozo-
stawi tylko 300 zo}-
merry " stolicy. Who
chy i Austrya pozo-
stawia 200 ludzi przy
swych ambasadach a
Stany zjednoczone
$50 zo}nlerzy, /
w Tien Tsln bedzle
sic znajdowal 5000
oddzia} wojska mie-
dzynarodowego. Po
nlejakim czasie 1000
tego wojska zostanie
przew,ezionego do
Hal Kwan i Tsian
Tan.
P1zesz}o 5000 ludzi
ustawIono mad kolej3
miedzy Pekinem a
Shan Hal Kwan. Mad
tofami oeda ustano-
wlone gArnlzony kaz
dy 2 kt6rych bedzie
liczyt oko}o 600 lu-
dzl. Kazdy garnizon
bedzle sic skada{ z
wojska tylko jednej
narodowoSci.
DLdcyt "Au1ul Ile-
XII Pei Ho beda zaje-
te przez posterunki
r6zn,ych nnrodowoSci :l',v'j|':' q
Z wyjatkicm A merry
kan0M i AustrYak6w.
z innymi m mi oddziala- ) id I.
mi poszostt'a'ni,c psl ia! " Chi
mach og6:'il|e'I'm' :'l|'I' $500 50
wojsk;;a 4 roznej I naro-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-30

koSci, jednym naiwyb:t :tniej-
szych krzewjciel: wszechludz~
kiej kultury, ME bede przy-
pominal Sniadeckich.s do
dis zoaczenie ma,acych W
nauce. ME bede ostatnich
czas6w wyliczat zas1uzonych
dla postepu ludzkosci wyna-,
lazc6w Polak6w, ME bede
wyl,czat szeregu artyst6w
uczonych j pisarzy polskich
maiacych po wsze easy "a
pewnione mieisce W dzieiach
postepu kultury! Znani wan
przecie!
1miona uczonych czytacie
czesto zar6wno W naszych.
jak / obcych p:smach ] die
Zach. artyst6w zas naszych
pisarzy s'awa, Stopenow. Pa
derewskich. S:emiradzkich.
S,enkiewicz6w it. d. szero
ko lozhrzmiewa po swiecic
Me many wiec zgo}a po~
wodu do wyzbywaoiu sic
sIusznej dumy narodowej ma
rzecz obcej kultury.
Pracujmy dalej mad soba
swiadomi, ze potrzeba nam
szerzyf oswiate wsr6d ludu,
douczalac sic Cd cbcycn, ale
$wiadom; tez. ze u'e potrze-
bujemy SIC powstydzie kul-
tury naszej. swiadomi. ze
dose W mas silly, azeby pre-
rabiac W sobie zdobycze
miedzynarodowej skarbnicy
postePu, ME zatracajac od-
rebnoSci polskiej.
| Pamietajmy. re W postepie
og6lnym many brae udzia|
iako Polacy!
Pamietajmy tedy o tenn
ze W mlodem pokoleniu poll
skiem nalezy nam zawczasu
zaszczepiac zamitowanie )ezy-
ka ojczystego i swojskich
obyczai6w, by wyrastajac ma
ludzi swiatlych a pozytecz
nych ludzkosci. wyrastalo
zarazem ma Polak6w. beda-
cych duma w}asnego spole-
Iczehstwa.
Chrohmy dziatwe cd ME-
nawisci do obcych, kt6rej
wstretne nieraz ogladamy
|skutki - niechaj umie szano-
wac W kazdym blizaim clio
wieka; ale zachowalmy dzieci
nasze usi1nie i ma kazdym
kroku cd lekcewazenia swoj-
!skich obyczaj6w j. mowy.
budzmy W Mich zawczasu
poczucie narodowe. poczucie
iedrosci z rodakami. Uczac
dziatwe. ze wszystk,m naro-
dom rowne da} Bog prawo
'stnienia, zaszczep'ajmy W
nici gleboko rrzekonanie, ze
nar6d polski ME gors7ym Cd
innych. ze narod pozbawio
ny polity cznej niezaletnosci
TEN wiekszy ma obowiazek
Fokazania swiatu.. IL " rodzi-
ME narodow ME mySli scho-
dc " cieh!
Niechai kiedys dz;eci vase
'beda dunno : teeo. re sa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-30
PEKIN:. -: Klka

P.E.K.I.N.. = i! {. N Klka
tysiecy mieszkadc6w
tel stolicy, najwlecej
kupcy, wys}ali, do
prezydenta McKin-
leya petycye, &by
woIsko amerykanskie
W Pekinie pozostalo,
kupcy wychwalaja
amerykabski spos6b
utrzymyw po-.
rz9dku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-30

PlTTSBURG, PA. - Pc
,dwuletoim pobycie ma wojnie
ma F'lipinach powr6cil do
Pittsburgh P. J. Kuksztajn.
pasierb znanego tu obywatela
hotelisty. p. J. Grabowskie-
60.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-30

KONSTANTYNO.
POL. Sultan pre-
prosif ambasador0w
"a naruszenie zagra-
nicznych work6w
pocztowych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-30

RZYM. = z wiezie-
MIA San Stefano do
nosza, ze Bresci, NOR
derca kr6la Humber
ia, zabif sic " swojcj
cell. Me m6g} znosjc
dalej cisg}ych meczar
nj, kt6re mu Zadawa-
no. /
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-30
PETERSBURG.

rotest uczonych i
literat6w rosyjskich
przeciw zachowaniu
sic rzqdu wobec stu
dent6w krazy z reki
do reki W licznych
.odpjsach l llczy juz
przesz}o 1000 pod
pis6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-30

MANILA. Teraz sic
ogfosil dyktatorem J
nastepca Aguinalda
general powstahc6w
MelVar. Postanowi{
on zreorganizowat
rozproszone :oddzia}y
powstahc6w W liczble
1900. :ludzi: Pragnie
on dla Filipihczyk6w
autonomii, jakq ma
Australia cd Anglii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-30
CAPETOWN N

CAT ElOV IN. -
Boerzy poczeli drp- l
81 najzd ma k kolonia ) on ]
kapu, a ma mimi do
wodziG sam Dewet,
Prowadza ze soba
wi,e:lka elk a!r'mate, IN zWa-
ma ma Long Tom. '.l|lll|, .
G.l:6ljwnym 9, ich G; =: zamiia- am \
rem jest pod podbulrzenie I'','.l'' e 'l]'.lI'':
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-30

BRUKSELA- Clos.
ny swego czasu as. hra-
bla Esterhazy podpi-
sal nowe zeznanie,
uczynione pred kon-
sulem francusklm, re
by4 autorem owego
"bordereau'', namocy
kt6rego sad skazai
Drey fusa. Napisal je
na rozkiaz k'i pulkoWni-
ka Sandher, kt6'ry byl
.w0wczas szefem tai
nego biura wywii:a-
dowczego. &C
5.e. -
.PLAcIc "a WIARlu'sA !. !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-30

BERLIN. Cho-
ciaz rad niemieckl
bardzo sic temu sprze.
ciwla}, Rosya nadal
ohserwuje swe suro-
we prawa wzgledem
&yd6w zamieszka}ych
mad granic2 rosyjsko-
niemjecka. Zydom
rosyJskim ME jest
wolno przechodzic
przez granice do Me
mice aoi tez ME doz-
wolonem jest zydom
przechodzic do kraju
rosyjskiego.
Rosya ustanowlfa
takie surowe prawa,
bo sic obawia}a, re
towary So sprytnie
przemycane mad tymi
krahcami. Rosya Ga
lei wini zyd6w "a
mieszka4ych nad gra-
nicami "a niedawne
rozruch.y Socyalist6w
i Anarchist0w. Rad
twierdzi, &c zydz'i
spro wadzili rewolu-
c.yjne pisemka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-30

90
JAN KOZIKz Menominee
zada cd panny Ciszewskiej
500. kt6re wydal "a spro-
wadzenie iej ze stareqo kra)u.
Wszystko byfo dobrze, lecz
tutaj polubi}a innego. Kozik
zada przynajmniej zwrotu o.
wych 500 pannie Ciszew-
sk:ej proces o ME wytoczyl.
BUFFALO. = Utworzy}a
sic spoika akcyjna, kt6ra
zakupiIa tygodnik Echo 2
Redakcye ofarowano p. Ja.
blohskiemu, ale ME wiadomo,
I ~ ~ -
czy ia przyjmie. Akcye zaku-:
pill przewaznie zwiazkowcy
gazeta bedze e wydawana "
duchu postepowym.
Ma EGZAMINIE uczni6w
falultetu Frawnego uniwer-
sytetu c,'icagosk;ego z po..
m;edzy l4S. kt6rzy otrzymali
dyplomy doktordw prawa.
tylko jjeden Polak P. G..
W. Nowak otrzymal dy-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-11
STABBED WITH KNIFE
Big Sale of Property on Eidorado Is Made By Jim Hsil- Aggregate Dust Receipts Up to Date At the Various Hanks-rhe Yukon
 opon Ton Miles Below Dawson

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.l
 Dawson. May Io-Some difference of a very trivial character is very apt to result in the death of Frank Billo. who is now lying in the hospital at this place in very preearious condl- ton.
 John Thiers and Frank Billo arc two men who have been employed as cooks on No. 2I below on Hunker. Last Thursday they engaged in dis pute over a matter of no importance. One word lead to another and as each was spoken the anger of the disput- ants rose. Words were finally deemed insufficient to settle the matter and the men engaged in a seuffie and then a regular fight. Thiers made a rush at Billo with knii nd stabbed him, in. ficting a serious wound from which the blood gushed in great quantities. Billo sank to ther ground.
 He was transported to Dawson at the earliest opportunity and medical aid applied to the wound. The man was in a greatly weakened condition upon arrival and the attending physi- clans thing there is little probability of his recovery.
 The murderous assailant was also i$9u9hi- here and is nowlaHgnishing in
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-11
Work on Skagway-Juneau Cable Will Commence
 At Once
10 BE BUILT IN 90 DAYS
w. B. Brixie. n Now York .MaH. Agroos 10 Do ."'
 s7U,OUU-system win Se Guar antood For Two Years

Washington, D. C.. April 29-Gener- al Greeley to day approved the recom- mendation of the board of signal off eers making the award for laying the cable from Juneau ia Skagway. Alaska. to w. K. Brixie, of New York, he be- ing the lowest bidder. The contract price is Szo.ooo. The successful firm will be required to construct, lay and put in operation the entire cable sys tenn in 90 days from the time of the award. lt will then be turned over 10 the signal corps for operation. being guaranteed first for two years.
 This cable is a part Of an extensive system of telegraphic communication between the United States and the principal points in Alaska which must be put in before many years. Valdes will be connected with Puget Sound by cable. but wheter by the outside route or by the inside. by which the chain of islands could be utilized has not been determined upon by the authorities From Valdes wires will be stretched along the government trail, now build ing. to Ft Egbert on the Yukon. About 100 miles of this is now built. From Egbert the system contemplates go- ing down the Yukon to St. Michael. where connection will be made with \ cable leading to Nome Pt Clarence and other places in that vicinity are now being connected with Nome and later on lines will run to Goloyin bay and places to the eastward. This would give very complete wire connection with the world. Whether the connect ing cable to the Sound goes by the in- side or outside route the one above contracted for will be made part oI the system and Skagway will have communication with the outside world. It is to be hoped the whole system will be authorized by the nexi congress. for commerce requires it' completion at the earliest possible | date Ed.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-11

"The Golden Age" was the subject evening in the Baptist church. Alter brief introduction giving some 'ca'. ons why we generally prefer the past to the present the reverend gentleman took up the subject of discourse. the social evil fashion. intemperance and condition of the laboring man. and while showing these thing were bad enough now they were not nearly sc bad as they were one hundred years ago.
 Then he took up the subiec; oi pol itics and showed that those who talF about degeneracy do not know the facts of history. He showed that there was far more fault found with Wash- inirton's administration than there has been found with McKinleys.
 He next discussed the question "arc the civilized nations teneing 10 ward Tmperialism?" He showed that England since the days of Cromwell had tended toward democracy. and that Continental Europe had tended in the same direction since the days oi tte French revolution. This was an in tcrsely interesting topic and was hi nd- led in a maste7ly way. Then re took up the subject of religion.
 Hs showed that fifty years ago pre- dietions had been made that the old ph- lars of religious faith were crumblns, but that nothing vital Co orthodoxy had been swept away. The iollies oi men had perished-this and nothing more. .
 Then he took up the subject oi higher criticism and lower criticism. and show ed what they are doing Tor the Bible declaring that the good book will come out of the crucial test believed loved and obeyed as never before. He spoke at lenght of the different denominations understanding each other better and that charity was growing. and in con ciusion said it was not o'clock in the
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-11
THE TOWNSHIP CASt
Secretary of the Interior Win De-
 eide Matter Shortly

Attorney J. G. Price received let ter from his Washington City asso4 eiates in the towsite case yesterday.
 lt conveys the intelllignce for a re- haring being ordered in the celebrated case is very encouraging. They seem 10 feel that the request made by the citizens of Skagway through Mir. Price will surely be granted.
 One thing is certain and that is the interests of the people are being well looked after in this matter Every effort possible is being made by Messrs. Price and Vim and the attor. neys at the federal capital The vol. luminous manuscript fully covering the additional evidence. upon which the case for the rehearing is based has been submitted to the secretary of the interior. and the matter now rests with him.
 It is believed a decision will be hand ed down by that official very shortly
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-11
Interest Tn Claim Sold

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.l
 Dawson, May Io.-Jim Hall, we'll known mining man in the Klondike to. day sold an interest in his holding on Eldorado. The property changing hands was a part of seventeen above and the consideration was S6o,ooo. The interest conveyed is regarded as rich and the price obtained is not looked upon as fancy at all.
 There are rumors that other deals involving claims in this locality are pending and are liable to be eonsum- ated almost any time. There will be a bit of selling mining properties this summer, it is believed.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-11
Amount of Dust In Banks

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan ]
 Dawson, May To.-The aggregate amount of gold dust which has been brought to the Dawson banks to date. has just been given out. It amounts to Ssoo.ooo.
 Investigation of the records for the last year show that at correspond ing date about S3.oooooo worth had been brought in and deposited.
 Alex Mcdonald arrived today with SIo,ooo worth, which he placed in T bank. It was taken from thirty on Bonanza.