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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
DEMAND
 CREATED
As a Result EggS and Butter
 Are Scarce

Notwithstanding thr great expansion or the dlirIur business I'm Washington and Oregon of nD. tho supply or butter Is mot equal to Che d.manJ. uuJ Elst rn but tor is nuIIue ts wuy tn thc market again
 Ilst yolr thcrc was moo Eastern butter
 bruHehl w,st hlt hc long sp.l of Jrv weather thc nst summer had Che effect ol lossenins Che output and thc po"ull- tIon has been increasing upis-y cuui.. Guonty Eastern butter win have tn by imported Last sprug when Che supply of butter began to exceed tbc demand. a ur, quantity was brought up 1uI put
 in cold storage This has bcon urtr, au disposed of already and os thc resent output of thc dairos ls not cuou-h Go supply Che demand che shortage wH have to hc made good hy Eastern butter iN,u with this Importation Che hig demand can hardly bc satisfied.
 The same thing may he H1id of eggs for right now Ono Skasvar rnd Interior merchants arc W sImu 1s tarls both products
 Yesterday cses were oeEs in sknrway and telcgrams keep pouring out from iu- sIdc for larger quantities These h1yc Go bc turned down on account of Che local merchants having now more orlers thuu they can Gu
 Yesterday man comc olt from paw-
 son Go buy eggs here Co send right back
 on Che Victorian but hc could not secure
 one twentieth Of what hc wanted
 IIc Ukc many others are now m uu1udlr. Evory case of cggs expected
 on Che next steamer arc spoken for Those
 who have thom are lucky for It Is thought that bcforc tho next steamers arrive me virutiou win bo closed
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
THE ''PHONY"
 GOLD
Dawson Mixed Up With the
 Bogus Stuff
Description of tho Bogus Gold Manufactured In San Francisco and Exported to Nomo ThonoO to tho Yukon Territory

Az was naturally Go bc expected. Che 'phouy' gold nuggets and dust spoken iu dispatches as having been mauufac- urrd in Frisco and exported to Nome. 1rc beginning t1 find their way in small lots into Dawson. The Inst ease occurred thc other day. md gives warning of what is Co bo expected later on.
 A seaman or Che May West was paid for some work done 1t Rampant. and received his pay n dust He picked 70 handsome Cp nugget from the dust Co suvc as sovcrnir The dust went thc way or lu dust and yesterday Wheaton decided he would sooner have what Che nugget would buy than thc nugget it- seIf The drinks were called for at Tob Chsho.m's saloon and the nugget given in payment lt was big enough for tl0 but weighed about g. Later tho house discovered Che fraudulent character of the piece and thc police were notified. 10 was so trausp1runt 70 ease of Wheaton hav- ng himself been victmized that no pro- sccrton was attempted. The May West found iu hrr gold dust sack a small quan- uty of Che stun which had been paid n enm. vh,r. on thc lower river and had thus gotten mixed with Che usual dust of commerce Thcrc was just enough of it Go show thc prevalence of Che stun down river and to warn Dawson what Co look for Inter ou.
 The Bank of Commerce says that Che 'phony dust and nuggets arc being dis- covered occasionally mixed with the gold of commerce Several lots have been thrown out entirely of late and an dust offered now ls carefully examined for the .uhony"
 While thc "phony dust may ho said to he very fair imitation. it should not deceive anyone accustomed to handling tho genuine stun Assnyed at Che bank u proves Go be coin silver melted and poured In drops into water There is spattcrs and chnls in a variety of forms Tho grlnulatcd silver is then subjected to 70 gliding bath until enough gold has bocn deposited as coatine Go make Che stun stand Che acid test Che same as the genuine. The nuggets are made by pour ue thc molten silver a little faster into thc water. cooling in large masses. Sil- yer ia worth about 90 cents per ounce cor roughly speaking H per ounce coined The difference between those 'gures and u6 thc ordinary price Of thc commercial article. is thc profit of Che nefarious transaction.
 The nuggets arc almost as smooth as Jack Wade nuggets and the difference h weight ls quickly apparent Che Instance attention ls called Co it IT much of Is brought in and mixed with the dust of commerce it will drive tho dust out of usc
 As showing Che casc with which vic- tIms have been made in Nome and st Michael by. Che plsscrs of thc 'phony thc story is told by Dan Thalen. now in Dawson. how hc purchased 90 collection of supposed nuggets from the claim next ,o long Mike Sulivan-that tx Co say i- bought them m store labeled as com ng from that particular ground. Dan
 1ys that it ls fortunate chat not much of the commerce Of Nome is conducted with dust for thc "phony" Is supplant- ing tho genuine entirely.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
VERY RICH BIG CROWD
Large Crowd Reported At
 White Horse Last Night

There Is a hIg crowd In White Horse Co come over on to11y's train.
 Yostcrd1y afternoon Che Morn dockod at Che other end of thc W. D. N r. Route with her passengers l2l In 1u.
 Tho Yukoner and scIkirk were hourly expected both of which 1ro also loaded with interior people
 Five coaches arc now nt White Horse and Che operators there wired Chief Train Dispatcher Wauck. last night chat so largo was the crowd expected chat un- other passenger coach was necessary
 Acting on thls information another coach v1s accordingly sent over last night with Che regular freight
 Besides tho Yukoncr and Sc'sirk. tho ru0od sIuou ls also due.
 70 was known here yesterday afternoon Chat thc Nora vls loaded because as tbc Victorian passed her. onc man yelled to 70 friend of hts u thc Nictor1nt 'Thcrc arc l@ of us and we eioon .n turns eight hour Hops
 Besides thc crowd from White Horse there win be a small sized bunch from Carbon. 1s the Cleaner arrived there Inst night with 2l aboard
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

BUFFALO Sept 96-Lcon T. Czolgosz Che assassin of President William Me Emlcy. was thIs afternoon sentenced Go bc clcctrocutcd Che Inst week iu october
 At o'clock this afternoon Czolsosz. surrounded by 90 crowd of officers was brought Into thc county court
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
COLUMBIA LEADS RACE ON
 HOMEWARD RUN
Light Wind Prevented First Race of Series Being Sailed In Required Time. Shamrock Strong Rival

NEW YORK. Sept. 26-Thc first race of Che American cup series started uis morning nt llIo o'clock
 Crowds took advaut1rc of every plee where sight of thc two great yachts could bc had. Early this morning pco- pie began Go gather and when Che Couu bia aud Shamrock loft for tho starun' points it seemed aa ifan of New York had gathered aIons Che course.
 At uIo Che yachts crossed tho line.
 Tho Shamrock had sl.eht lead and advantage. os wu knot breeze was blowing.
 The broczc soon dropped and w1s varied at Inst becoming very light
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

For two hours thc struggle was a close one
 Al o. 80 thc leadership changed and tho Columbia. having % light breeze. slowly cropt up and at last past Che Shamrock.
 on account of thc wind dying. the finish was mot made in Che required time and thc judges boat sent up the signal; No Race"
 The Columbia lead on tho homcwarl run.
 The Shamrock. log her rcmarkabI" per. formancc today proved thc strongest rival met with for years.
 The next mcc win bc sailed Saturday
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
Mining Export Here

Capt Graves. a mining expert Of Lon- don. who has been ln Dawson for several months came out last night and win be a south bound passenger on the Hating.
 Clnt Graves Is one of Englands great est mining experts. The syndicate he represents ls not known. but to Us understood from passengers on thc Vic torlan who convcrsed with him that he wll make favorable report on several properties he was sent In Co examine.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

LONDON. scpt ei-rhc war office this afternoon received 70 startling report from south Africa which proves that Che Bocr lrc or from being urcd out. and that they arc stIu ou the aggressive.
 Lorl Kichncr reports Go Che war dc-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

The court room was crowded. but onl- ccrs mingled freely among Che specta. tor In order Go prevent euy possible d,s turhance.
 The assassln was marched Co sout In- side Che railing. seemingly perfectly un- moved
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

Judge Edward Emory, after Che usual forms. asked Che prisoner .' stand opp
 Czolgosz slowly arosc from thc choir and first glonc.ng oyer Che crowd wrr'd dcdanuy toward Che man that was -' name Che day for hla cartrly existence to. end
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

Passengers from Eig salmon who ar- rived on last nights train bring Che story. which known Go bc authentic that two vecss 1go. Peters. on uomniou LIviurs- tuu creek. washed out tlul1 n one weok.s run.
 P,,crs average has been about ao'o % Ils and plenty of gold In sieht
 Au of thos, who came out from uIg salmon speak iu glowing terms of thc district
 "God Is there o1 nearly au of Che crooks" sad E T Edwards "und just
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
REPORTS RICH STRIKE COME FROM BIG SALMON

remember what say: You win scc a bIg rush there next s,1son Everyone who stayed thcrc for two months saw great possibilities and th0y likc myself have come out for Che winter and win return n the sprne not llonc but cnch Wiu have several friends w.thhm.
 "BIs Salmon is only a starter now. but m thc spring every creek win hc pros- pcctod thoroughly
 "Of course oll win uot prove Livmgs- tons. but on nearly 1l of Che creeks something besides wnrcs can hc made. DO
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
ASSASSIN TO DIE IN OCTOBER

Judge Emory then sentenced Che prise oncr Co Doe elcctrocuted the last w.,s in October this year
 A united effort was made Go cheer a"d shout but Che officers quickly quel!ri Che demonstration.
 \ death watch win be Immediately sct and Che murderer vIglantly guarded.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
TEST 10
 BF MADE
Valuable Shipment From At-
 lin Is Sent South

\ shipment wont eouth ou thc Tocs on which depend, th' future operations of I promising claim Iu thc Aum district
 Tr. shipment consisted nf l-, lcks of IuHr.z ort V,'ebur l.u pounds 10 is shipped by J N Eum.r of the Yellow J.c,,t mine .t AuIr c. the assay onlcc at Victoria when. 10 Vu he treated and tne returns made.
 The Yellow Jacket is one of thc h.g quartz properties of Che district and much s supposed to result from Che test that .s tu hr made tt Victoria
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
BOER COMMAND CAPTURES
 BRITISH COMPANY
Proves That War Is Far From End and That BOers Are
 On the Aggressive Kitcmers Troops In Pursuit

partment that Che Boors have capmrci a complete company of Infantry and two guns
 This was at VlnkyonstcIu. and that hc has sent large command of troops In pursuit
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

sixth avenue. skagway. is remaining a close second with Sixth avenue. New York. if you arc Co judge by the hcauu- ful window display at B. NJ. Behrcnds' ti
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

Bosworth & Aggers. wholesale dealers. Fourth avenue, between Broadway and State streets. received by last boat choice poultry butter. eggs and vege- tables.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

If v.4 want -.oI vnr, Inue telephone NH UY Automatic h.U DIy Laundry rb.. uA. U ava, rnI -.HHn t .n l .ev h..r. tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

Sweaters. ncrl.elc shirts. an colors and sizes at way down prices
 Choncy's Boston Stor'
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

A eood steady hoy wanted at onc' Call at Brtts Pharmacy
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

Gcnucmcu's shirts and parkas made to order. Cor ith and Main. S-lS-im
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

Fine clothing n fair price & sure pre- vcntatlvc of a dull day In our store. Clayson & Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
Steamers Duo Today

Three steamers orc due in port today The Humboldt which h1s always been on umc. should arrive this foreuoou. Agent Kalish. at o'clock Inst cvcnhG. had booked over eighty passengers
 Tho Hating is due here early this cvcn- iug and win sail tomorrow night at 6 o'clock Agent Dunn Wore an kinds of bland smiles after tho train hld arrived r6r over half of his drst-ciaas lc''mm'- datlons had been sold.
 Agent Burns expected tho F1rluun ,'s- tcrlay. looking for her especially last u.rhl she should get Iu this morning Ncrkwear latest pattern Crown and Harris make. Suspondcrs big reduction lt our closing out mlc
 Chcnoys Boston St3r'
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

Hl.. yaH a.ar tr.t hobby urr of now rr.- ur.rr.Hts no C'Hyanrs
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

For Rent and For salc cards at this omcc
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

Hotel Leland. SIS End Ave. Seattle. Wash. Central location. Rates reason able.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
Goat, Go a Climbing

Tho newly organized order of 'rhg Goats. having as representatives. Pres Jcut. D mM urItJ skosNuys leading druggist. Mir Euud tnc city engineer and ur Cameron. uommion government quarantine Inspector DNc,llcd themselves v.st,rIly ls mountain climbers
 Leaving sklgWay at lo.al a. m. they cs- ubu.b.d record in climbing Go an cic- walton of 5.0o0 feet above sea-lcycl. cluIp- od with shot guns. rifles and ammunition. with designs on parmiEn and goats. The nurmIrln did not suffer neither did thc goats. but we understand that Pres- dent Uau made good usc of u camera hc carried with him for thc occasion.
 We extend Go thc gentlemen our condo lenccs ou thc absence of game. but con. erltuI1te them upon having made a roe arI of such character between i'2 and 6 D. m.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

You can't help dndins something you want at thc prices we are quoting thi' week. Chcucv's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

Fine watch repairing at D. E. Eoru's
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

Ovcraur. Jumpers coats and jeans. To. Y. sta4es make ot big reduction ot oui closing out s1ic.
 Chancy's Boston Store
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-10
Treasury Statement.
PRIVATE WIRE ADvICEs.
Fluctuations Narrow, with Bear Sen.
timent Largely Predominating.s
Meyer & Kiser's telegram

Meyer & Kiser's Telegram.l
NEW YORK, Oct. authorizations in to-
days market were within comparatively
narrow limits, and its tendency was hard 10
discern. At the opening covering of shorts
gave it an appearance Of moderate
strength, more especially in B. r. T., in
which the covering was quite heavy. Anal
gamated Copper also showed an upward
tendency in spite of persistent rumors that
a cut in the price Of copper will shortly be
made to large consumers. 1t can be stated
with absolute certainty that no cut has
been made and that it is improbable that
any will be made. Local consumption is
satisfactory, and the stocks on hand have
been grossly exaggerated. The market be-
came dull after the opening, the disposition
being to await the declaration of dividend
o'clock that the dividend was 2 per cent,
and momentarily the stocks advanced.
Heavy liquidation, however, was met COM
ing from people who have been buying the
stock for the past few days In the eXpecta-
ton OF an increased dividend. AS q stimu-
liant to the market the increase in the divi-
deud was wholly q failure. Prices failed TO
advance, and there was next to no increase
in activity. The bear contingent found con-
siderable encOura cement in this, and with
good grounds argued that the tendency of
the market had been clearly displayed dur
ing the last ten days by the utter failure
of the excellent statement of the Steel Cor
poration and the increased dividend on
Atchison to awaken speculative interest
or to bring about higher prices. During
the afternoon b. r. T. was active, and at
times very strong. The market closed
rather heavy and decidedly dull. The
some days. Call money rates remained un-
changed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-10
ALLEGED BORGIA's MOTHER.
Mrs. Mary Richmond Tells of the
Death Of Mrs. PeuGh.

ADDISON, Mich, Oct. 9.-Mrs. Mary
Richmond, mother of Mrs. Mary Isabelle
Witwer, who is under arrest at Dayton, o.,
on suspicion of poisoning her sister, Mrs.
Peugh, and committing other murders, said,
to-day, of the death of Mrs. Peugh: "She
was taken i'll Immediately after eating sup
per a week ago last Friday. She had every
indication Of being poisoned. She grew
worse steadily until Saturday night. Then
she called a doctor, but she died at s o'clock
Sunday night, while trying to nal a will
giving me her property. Mrs. Witwer took
care Of Mrs. Peugh and would not allow me
TO stay in the room. She objected to my
going for her sister; Mrs. Brown, but 1 got
word to Mrs. Brown to come. Mrs. Witwer
told me at the start Mrs. Peugh would not
get well. Mrs. Peugh'S funeral occurred on
Witwer's house until Friday morning, when
l went TO Mrs. Browns. There were two
officers came and questioned me. They said
poison had been found in Mrs. Peugh's
stomach and asked if l knew whether there
was any poison in Mrs. Witwer's house.
Mrs. Witwer had me back in her house
Friday night. She seemed excited and nerV-
Gus. l left for Addison on Saturday morn
Edo I believe Mrs. Witwer is guilty? All.
well, l am obliged to say L cannot believe
her innocent. L could not stay in her
house. L do not know who Swore out the
papers for her arrest; that was done after
l came here. 1t was not done at my instiga-
tiOn. L refuse to express any opinion as TO
any previous crimes. Mrs. Witwer is my
daughter. Mrs. Peugh was my support and
comfort. She is gone, but the living trouble
is more terrible. God help me-"
Mrs. Is at the residence Of her
son here, almost Frustrated from the shock
of one daughters death and another's ar
rest.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-10
VERY Dull AND BEARISH
TRA IN CEREALS IN 4 VERY DE-
PRESSED CONDITION.
All Grains Close at Declines, Wheat
Being Down a Full Cent-Pro-
visions Also Lower.

CHICAGO, Oct. General bearish feel
ing depressed all markets to-day, and De-
cember wheat closed 1c lower, corn &c
down and oats sc under yesterday. Pro-
visions closed from 2l2c to 17l3c depressed.
There was a complete change of senti-
ment in the wheat pit from yesterdays
closing bullish activity. A considerable
quantity of long wheat had been carried
over night in expectation of a continued
rise to-day, but when there was no re-
Spouse in cables to the local bulge every
one seemed to want to let go of his hold
ings, and a rapidly sagging market was the
result. The usual bearish statistics were
present again, and December opened $sq1zc
to 1ka%c lower at $3.50 to 69%c. a sharp
break Of nc resulted from liquidation dur
ing the first hour. Reports of a considerable
increase in shipments had a recuperative
effect, but this was shortlived. and on a
revival of selling by bears December de-
clined to 691sc. On covering near the end
of the session it reacted slowly, but closed
weak and 1c lower at 69AQ692sc. Local re-
ceipts were 147 cars, none Of contract grade.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 900 cars,
making a total for the three points Of 1,O53
cars, against 9S last week and 7S9 a year
ago. Primary receipts were 10000 bu,
compared with last years 1,11S,0o- Sea-
board clearances in wheat and flour equaled
$4,000 bu. Ten loads were taken for export
Corn ruled dull and weak. Bull leaders
Of yesterday turned sellers to-day, and
acted as if they would let the market take
its own course. Offerings from the country
were freer and shipments fell off consider
ably. The weakness In provisions had a
bearish effect, as did the decline in wheat.
December opened a shade TO CSC lower on
lower cables, sold between 56Ad563sc and
56Lc, and on a small reaction, due 10
covering, closed weak and re lower at 56ssc.
Receipts were leo cars.
December oats had little trade in a mar
row market. Prices opened lower in SYM
pathy with other grains and declined on
liberal country offerings and renewed sell
ing by the Northwest. The demand was
limited almost to profit taking by a few
local shorts. December ranged between 351@c
and 35Lc, and closed weak at the latter
figure, sc under yesterday. Receipts were
112 cars.
Renewed outside liquidation and a weak
hog market depressed provisions. Ihere
was a small local support on the early De
cline. but this soon fell off, and with put
little cash demand january pork closed
TIC down at $l4.9112, lard 212c lower at
S. g21b. and ribs nc lower at $1.S5.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
100 cars; corn, $50 cars; oats, 40 cars; hogs,
26.000 head.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-10
AT NEW YORK.
Cereals Lower and the General List
Somewhat Easier.

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-Flour-Receipts, 90
54S brls; exports, 1000 packages. Market
weak and lower to sell; Minnesota patents,
$3.55d3.SO.
Wheat-Receipts, 125,9OO bu; exports, "a
34S bu. Spot weak; No. 2 red, 1850 f. o. b..
afoat, 1850 elevator; No. l northern Du-
luth, 75Ac f. o. b. afoat; No. l hard Du-
luth, 1890 f. o. b. a1oat. Options were
weak and heavy all day under d%isappoint-
ing cables, active liquidation, poor support
and aggressive short selling; closed weak
at sc net loss; May. 7SBq7SBc, closed at
7S1kc; October closed at 73Ac; December,
751sd754c, closed at 75lsc.
COrn-Receipts, 245, 100 bu; exports, 57,46S
bu. Spot weak; No. 2, 6lAc elevator, 61%c
f. o. b. aloat. Options were weak and de-
clined easily through heavy unloading,
owe cables and talk of bearish crop re-
port tomorrow; closed weak and 1kQ&c
61Bc; October, e03sQ61c, closed at 6O5sc; De-
cember, 613s0611zc, closed at 613sc.
Oats-Receipts, 1l2, 500 bu; exports, S,S25 bu.
Spot steady; No. 2, SS%c; No. 3. 3S1kc; No. 3
white, Ale; No. 2 white. 411zq42c; track
mixed Western, SS1zq4Oc; track white, 4O0
47c. Options dull and weak.
Lard quiet; Western steamed, $3.50. Re
fined easy; continental, $40 20; S. A, $11.1 Is;
compound, $S.1219qS.25. Tallow steady;
city O2 for ~packages), &C.; country (pack-
prime yellow, 42Q42hc.
Rice steady; domestic, fair to extra, 40
615c.
Conee-spot Rio steady; No. 7 invoice.
5Aq51sc. Mild steady; COrdova, 7kd11c.
Sugar-Raw quiet and steady; fair re-
fning, 3 15-16c; centrifugal, 90 test, 3s4c;
molaSseS sugar, &c. Refined steady: crushed.
5.6Oc; powdered, 5.2Oc; graduated, 5.10c.