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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-31
-r-Sev York STOCK Eze,anr..

Corrected daily by W B. HTbbs & Co.. mem
hers Of the New York Stock Exchange I4I9
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-31

A coroner's jury yesterday investi-
gated the circumstances attending the
death of Mary Morrison. colored, who
was killed Sunday evening at Waterloo,
by q southbound passenger train. George
Bryan was foreman, and the jury returned
a verdict to the effect that the woman
cane TO her death by being struck ~ an
erzine, but there was no evidence ELECTED
giving the details OF the accident A sis
ter Of the dead woman has claimed the
remains, and they are still at the under
taking esta blishment of William Domaine
& Sons. but win be inferred Some time
tomorrow.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-31

As yet, no one has come forward to
claim the body of the man said &c be John
Thomas. colored, which is now at the
same undertaking establishment. Thomas,
If that be his name came here Saturday
last. from Burke-s Station. over the
Southern Road and when the train pulled
into the depot he was taken I'll. and af-
terward sent 10 the AIexa ndria Infrmary.
where he died a few hours afterTaTd. II
the remains are not claimed today
they will be inferred in the Penny Hill
Cemetery at the expense Of the city
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-31
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-31

The Alexandria County Court was in
session yesterday, with Judge J. NJ.
Love presiding. IN the matter Of Isaac
Tancii. coIored. on a motion to be released
from Jail under a writ of habeas- corpus,
argument was heard and the prisoner was
remanded to Jail to serve out The remain
der 81 MS sentence,
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-31
Chicago Grain and Provision Marke.

Corrected daily by v. q. HIbbs & Co.. mem
hers OF the New York Stock Exchange I4I9 2
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-03

mont shantlcs. known aa poyarnL erected cyor, hundred vcrta to enable n stray travclor Co light 70 nrc thcrc orc no hnhi- tations and Che travellers win have Go sleep iu tho open This portion of Che Journey. md especially chat over Che Vcrlhoynmsk mountains. win Doc attended wIt h considerable difficulty
 10 ia expected that Che settlement of Mini Koiymsk. which has a population of 2.O00 political cxllcs. win bc reached in February. and thcro Mr. Windt hopes to fan In with tenukchl fur or ivory cara vans returning Co ono of Che small settle ments on the shores or Boring straits It ls Of course Mir WindtH intention Go carefully avoid Oumndiik Che settle mcnt where hc nearly lost his lifc' and to mako for East capc. iao miles Co thtc north and [ .50l miles from Nipni NolymHk' reaching there in thc middle or April
 Mr. Do Windt win then cross on Che leo Co Capc Prince of Wales. Che most west crlv polnt of Amorico. where BorinF straits arc only about Che sumo width n' thc English channel ot Dover. Should 'h' ice conditions not bc favorable Che Amcri- c,D reyonuo cutter Bear win, by orrang'- mont with thc Washington navy depart ment cau for Mir Wlndt and convey him across Che straits. whence ho VIII return either by way Of Che Yukon cor McEinzic rlvor Go san Francisco Win- nIDec and New York. which city it r hopcd win bc reached in next June.
 Mir WindtH chief object is Go survey the country Go Che northeast or Yakutsl'. to which point Che Russian government ia protecting railway next year from Irkutsk .Yakutska win chen bc Che june tIon of Che Manchurian and Siberian src- uonq From Yakutsk Go Boring straits. which with Che exception of one mourn t,ln range is ou nat win also be sur v,vcd iu view or possible extension or r,ilUaya on Che American side survey ora arc already working on thc northern extension of tho IllondIkc railway Go Che American shorc of Herring straits. AL tbopch comparatively narrow. Che terri Gr currents and fec Hoes preclude Che pos- sbnty of a bridge connecting Che two continents. but Belgian and Americ" ,nrinccrs have under consideration th' construction Of a tunnel.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-03

rhcsc queries lead Co iabyrinths into which Che practical mind cannot ts'. Wt cant take @ thousand years Co study tht mental and moral idiosyncraclcs of AS slss.n Czolrosz According Co an civil. izrd practical standards. hc is sufficiently responsible to suncr Che laws penalty for his terrible crime. Tho business world Inns Goo much Co do Go speculate on ,r- r,ficIsms of brain that studies lawlc. .s. ness and assassiuatcs pcrsoniocd govern mcot
 10 would bc easy Co put ourselves. phn- osophic1uy. into a position Go gay: This man ls clearly Insane But. if we allow tbe courts Go take this position. theu po murderer can hc convicted: an mur. drrcrs. We might argue. arc moro or lcas Insane
 Tho asslssu is evidently ready Co die ue wants 100 defense. hc knows that none would avail him. hc was fully prc. plrd. u,r,cd nnd-atcclcd Co Che consc. 9usnccs whom hc drcd thc cowarlly. d1s arI.t shot Chat hid 70 friend of all hu' mandy on his deathhrd tlc reasoned ur planned tIc dclbcutcd ilc followed lul watched Uc knew if hc did Che deed that h.s Ifr was forfeited llc W1s r,lJy to pay b-mlor pu duc forms oi law Che sooner the better 10 is Ono best aud Worst.our partial civilization elu Jo with him.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-03
-DE WINDT 10 60 DOWN YUKON TlEN 10 SIBERIA

LONDON. scpt i5.- -CCorrcapondcnce or Che Associated rrcssl Harry Dc wludt Che oxpiorcr Is about Go mako Che third attempt Go accomplish on overland Jour. ncy via nchrng strait. between Europe an dAmcuca. On the nrat occasion. start- mg from New York. ho managed Go rach che AsIatlc coast of tho straits. but owing Co hIs capture and subsequent m ucat' mcnt by Chief Koaro. tho rschukuchi chief ho narrowly escaped with hts 'fo and had Co roturn. Last year he again attempted Che Journey in Che reverse di- rcction but owing Co Che political situ- alton In China and on Che Amur. count Iamsdorr refused to allow him CD cr' gs slbor.a Now Mir De Windt is receiving ossIstancc from Che Russian and AmrrI- can authorities. including Commodore Melville. in Washington. DO a result Of which hc Intends to s,ar, ..a o 'Arry forthwith
 Early In November George Harding, who accompanied Mir De windt on oll hls previous travels win proceed from Paris to Yakutsk. whcrc he win get together dog and rcindccr trains and win await MT pcWludts arrival on December 70. Mir. pcWIudt win leave Paris and trovcl bt Che traussIhcr1n railway direct Go thc terminus of Irbutsk. which place win bc reached ou December % Thence thc traveller win proceed Go Yakutsk. a distance of iaul miles. involving throo weeks alrith Journey. Arriving ot A'A lutsk clrly in January Mr. Dc Windi win ioln Mr. Harding. who win then have in readiness Che Impcd.mcnta for Che long tourney Co Boring straits A fortnight vul ra spent at y1Sutss. and in Che third week of January Che two travellers win Drocccd northeast ever Che unlnhohitcd and practically unknown country Go NIinI Kolymsk Che most remote north o,stcriy settlement of Russa on thc Arc' tIc ocean.
 This rcriou was ucvcr visited except by am occasional siberian trader although one portion of t was inycrscd by an American tmyolcr. whom searching foi ue survivors of Che Jeanette. Between v,kutsh and Niin. EoIymsk-a dlsionc, or i.so0 mucs-truuspor, win bc by mean. of reindeer teams Beyond rough govern
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-03
IHE TWO YACHTS

Several requests have been received asking for che measurements oi Che cup defender and challenger and Che follow ug arc given.
 Tho official measurements of Che chal- Icurcr Shamrock IT, and Che defender Columbia wor. modc public at Che New yori. Yacht Cub Tho result was In Che nlure or surprise. for it showed that fbr Shamrock. which ia thc larger boat .1 flr as sau arc1 and displacement arr concerned. allows only U seconds Go Ono Columbia oyer Che course ou which thn contests for Che America cup arc to ho smiled. Tho measurements follow
 Columbia. LcHeth of lDli water hnr, .>a. feet. lougih from the aftor end of thc main boom Co Che end of Che point uf measurement or Che cud of Che bow ,art whore Che Ub topsll mlyarl block s fastened. I,eN fcot. forcs.lc of mast Co Che end of point of w.1.W.m"nt cor end uf bowsnr't os above. -f1 foot;lonrth of nlun1k,r boom. tie' fr.t. length ot main gan. Ct9l feet. lcneth of topmasI flci feet minus onr-urtn of ll fortt Inrer side or main boom to th. tnpsalih1i- yard block. lai1l feot sailing lcngin 1s per rr.y. l01ol feet
 shamrock n. Inneth nf ia1d wr'.r Inr >4.5 f,D lcnah from the ..tDr 'Hd "t ,h, main boom GO hc .nd of thr n'In, "r measurement or the crd 10. ,H. howarIt where Che Jb tonau h.N..l block iH tas- toned. 1siU feet. forosl. .l must to tnc end of point of mo1sur.u nt ur on. pi boWsnr.t ae above. l>a i.g IonFih .. .runrk,r boom. 1,e, f,.t. .nr,h ot main gan. 8ls feet. Iclsth of rn3Ht c>ih fe.t minus on.Guh o s'i ect unr" sIIe of main boom t1 C.. ,ar-sa hlNari block 1re9 feet. square feet o' e'A Hr'-. usa square fccJ sailing leue.h a7 per rule. l253
 Roth boats were measured w.th go mon u1 board Tho difference iu .G. saiUH- .eurth of tho two boats is lie5 feet
 This. computed on Che tmc allowance af tb, Ncw York Yacht Club. gives Co., nimbia an allowance Of ls seconds !n @ a'-mue race.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-03
CzOLGOsZ

A..rss.u CzoIeasz uuI undoubtedly p'U h.s determined port olt t1 tbe end ii be had rromrt,r or acc1muiIcee he wH uot ulm- thsm. slys Ono Portland T.- eerm If bc .s muesed by regrets or stuue by ramurse. he wIu not hetray hs feelings U. vas resolved when b, sought President Mckinley. Co shay him. to d.. the death llr tn. deed. He cares not when nor how. he s rock.oss of cone ssgu.ucss lf he Vere philosopher and had committed some crime Chat benefit. cd humanity. instead or cruel awful dseJ. th1t hurt au humanity. Doe could w,u s1y. "1yhlt Jo ! o1rr how you sery, this poor. enhemerl tlJy1 The soul you cannot destroy"
 And might to not be possible that thia creature slucDrgy believes that hc has done worthy Wor'l-he.p.ug dredf And .f s1. u might b. farther asked. is he uot clearly msauer And if Insane. should saue men take ha ufc,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-03

Mrs Roosevelt win. lt seems. hc cone rronted with % problem familiar Co pi- 1ne,rs of Che log cabin era when t comes to slowing her family comfortably in the White House. Simply stated. there 1rc eight in Che new Presidents family lud but five sleeping rooms iu Che house 10 looks like resort win have Go bc made to Ono oId-nsh'oned "shakc-down' when Che unexpected guest drops in
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-03

Favorable reports of Mrs Mckinley health continue to be received A gene tlc. retiring woman. inc1p1ci1tcd both by physical weakness and mental reserve for social functions of public life. it win not bc surprising f Che Presidents widow passes scroneiy in her retirement through many years of scmi-invaldIsm in come narluye comfort Whether these years 1rr few or many. she win br regarded t,udcrly by che American people to thr end
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-03

chHe vUI and Ch1e won't Ouc d1, rhU. refuses tu participant. u th" Pan American Congress 1t Mexico. and on. r.St day th. humnuous uu'r moriE'rf country u1euc.uuN coudesc'uls to bo r.me n participant 10 seems Go bc about um. fDr ths rest of thr countries ut.r .-tsJ to t.u Chile t1 ro to. chat it is of moo great importance whether sine puts ir tu appearance or not
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-03

According Co a New York paper th.r. ir. -i.u children of school age n Man. haitian borough vto cannot attend % pub. Hr school because tnerr Is mo room loI tb.m This Is a disgrace to Che bols,cl nr nrrten1ed civilization of Americas mc. .rHuuUs Tens of millions arc expended tHer. annually on needless otcI1ia and iH corrupt politics. y.t thr city cannot build ..hoaIhoIsrs and employ teachers Go 'l. u.lte ts children.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-03

Tho New York Journal. in bir bloo. capital letters says cd.toriolly pig th' NIo1ur1 Can1i. nil President McNin iov In his farewell address President Mckinley dId not say this. ho did uo mention Che Nicaragua Canal ot au u b.s 1st speech. which, hy thr way wm uot delivered as farewell address Tho late President spoke of ou "lsthmi1r Canal" uot Ono Nicaragua Canal
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-03

Followers of Mrs Eddy. with more zeal than discretion. recently attempted to present Emperor William with houd- somoly bound copy of "Scicnce and U,,Ith." but Uis Majesty refused Co rc- coivc it In the first place, Che Kaiser takes his theology straight from Martin Luther. and ls opposed Co an fads in rc- Iirion. Tn the second place. no woman can teach him anything-not if he knows U
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-03

\ dispatch uye Che British arc beGn ming to believe that thc.r rcvcrecs 1re dH, Q, lu underestimate of enc Hoor strcnuh lr th.y lr- just d.scoyer.ng that fact tH., must b, as slow Go size up foe '. to -e, tha point of joke Alter 1uot.cr ..Hr or two thcy may also hre.u Co rc II.1. thlt another cause of thc.r failure u south Africa is au ovcrcst.matlon oi th..r own strength
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-03

President Roosevelt has always hccn a .t1u1ch ldyoc1t, of civu service reform and the merit system. and It may hr oV- nected thlt he win give uo cncour1Ecmon Co place hunters who. for political or pore sou1l reasons seek to sIrpllut competent and faithful government employees. The President is likely Go he severe d.s- appointment to partisan omco-scckcrs.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-03
NORTHWEST LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY
SKAGWAY, ALASKA
Proposed Electric Light Rates

Monthly rates on yearly contracts pay- able monthly ln advance
 huaIncas-Midnight Circuit Each iG e D. ught.....................& i.5O Each a2 e. D. light.................. 300 Enclosed arcs ............................ 1250 An Night Circuit
 Each iG e. D. light. goo Each 32 e. D. llght.................... 4O Enclosed arcs'''''''........,..... ...... i7.0 Meter Rate
 Per kllowalt hour....................... .2l Minimum meter chargc. 5.Ol
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-03
EDITORIAL PICKUPs

A speel. n.ue ot stamps commcmurr t.vc of Che ufc of President Mc>ulcy ia under contemplation at thc rostonIca no plumCnt
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-03

George Francis Train has bccn corr,s parJiu- with Che Goldman crgawre tu' Grorrc Francis w1a always aom,U'I' cracked. and now is iu h.s second chd hood
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-03

Tho able and eontcm1n'y lawyers who wont thrauch the form ot defending Cz'- eosz only performed % dis1grcc1blc duty Imposed upon th.m hy Che court. and arc nut properly thr subjects of any adverse criticisms fur tha part thyy took .u Che rrlI They rather deserve commcul1tnn far not pressing Che Insanity defense. and nr.ionens 70 tru that could have tut .ua suitable ending
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-03

Whatever objections WIG may hav. u Che Chn3m1n. t can at I,att hc said of him Chat he s scarcely eyer am ou lrob.st- thoush aomcumes ho becomes a h.sbbnior
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-03

Residence
 First three iG c. D. lights cach...... Second three lG e. D. lights each...... Q. oyer six l6 c. P. lights caoh........... m Installing. per drop. including TO-
 sctte. ft. cord. socket and lamp. Lamp ronewals:- l6 c. p.t.....s....s.ssssssssssss VI @ c. p...........ss.s's''..'s''
 This new schedule of rates to go "'t effect when new plant starts-about .. vombcr ist.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-03

Emma Goldman announces th1t she Is soins Go write for several magazines and newspapers Those of Che yellow variety. uo doubt or thr rcd ones. if thorc 1rr such BIt thero Is one consolation for seIf-resp,ctins people; they arr uot ohig- rI t1 ro1d thc vJporings of ths Ignorant vicious. criminal hindcd creature.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-03

Mining blanks at this Onoo.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-03

Tales ui distress From NIlsh1 hiN' n' gun coming early this Foll This time t .s trouble for Che natives. and .t |. brought about by Che Christians thirst for gold and tho Indians thirst for It auor Therc is nothing new in ll re- errtahIc though It he.-Oruronilu.
 Thr attempt tu nud CznIeosz Insane has proven. ur win certainly proyc fu tuc In thc language of th1t dcrcrh theoioriclI poet Eobeu Pollock. u mieht W.u be s1d of On. 1ss1ssIu-
 UeTs m1dhousos arc fu'l of such.
 Too fierce. Goo 'ur.ously Insane
 And drsner1t. to urc unbound
 'Monr evl spirits damned
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-05-31

There il commences TO grow, by put
ting out innumerable delicate roots
that look like small streams of pitch
flowing down around the tree trunk.
When they reach the ground they be-
gin To harden and spread wider and
wider, throwing out side branches,
which run together and unite, until the
whole tree is bound with a series of ir-
regular living bands. The bark be-
tween them bulges out and tries TO
overlap but the clusia prevents this
by making its roots more numerous
and wide.
AS the tree becomes more tightly
bound its leaves begin TO fall, and
finally it is strangled 10 death After
a few years il rots 10 the ground, leav-
ing only the clusia's column of tangled
roots TO mark the place where il stood.
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-05-31
TEACHING A BABY LARK.
Famous scotch Novelist Tells How
Its Mother Coaches IL TO Hop
About and Fly.

j. NJ. Barrie, the noted Scottish story
writer. tells in Scribner's Magazine
how young lark got it's first lesson;
\ baby lark had got out of it's nest
sideways. fall Of foot only, but D
dreadful drop for baby.
you can get back this way" its
mother said. and showed il the way.
But when the baby triad TO leap il
fell on its back. Then the mother
marked out lines on the ground, on
which it was To practice hopping, and
il got along beautifully so long as the
mother was there every moment, TO
say: How wonderful you hop"
"Now teach me 10 hop up" said the
little lark, meaning that il wanted TO
fly, and the mother tried to do il in
vain. She would soar up. up, very
bravely. but she could not explain how
she did it.
wait till the sun comes out after
the rain" she said. half-remembering.
What is sun? What is rain?" the
little bird asked. "lf you cannot teach
me TO fly teach me 10 sing"
when the sun comes ont after rain.
the mother replied. then YOU will
know how 10 sing
The rain came and glued the little
birds wings together.
II shall never DC able 10 fly or sing,
II walled.
Then. Of sudden. it had 20 blink
it, eyes, for glorious light had
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-05-31
The Best Remedy for Rheuma
tiSm.
QUICK RELIEF FROM PAIN.

All who use hamberlain's Pain Balm
for rheumatism are delighted with the
quick relief from pain which it affords.
When speaking of this MIR. ID n. Sinks,
OF Troy, Ohio, says: Some time ago
had a severe attack of rheumatism in my
al III and shoulder. l tried numerous
remedies but got no relief until l was
recommended by Messrs. Geo +. Par
sons ~ Co druggists of this place, TO
try Chamberlain Pain Balm. They
recommended it so highly that bought
bottle. was soon relieved Of all pain
have since recommended this liniment
TO many Of my friends, who agree with
me that it is the best remedy for muscul.
ar rheumatism in the market" For
sale by Sharrar e. Mulholland
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-05-31
Thirteen Not n uoodoo.

We'll Miss bingham isn't super
stitious."
The remark was made during the
performance Of THE Climbers" hy a
man with a statistical turn of mind.
"IIere's little old No. IL all over
the place. There are IL letters i'm the
names Of Amelia Bingham. Frank
Worthing. Madge Carr Cook. NSobel
Haskins, Florence Lloyd and Joseph
Physioc, the scenic artist. You find
il again in the names of some of the
characters: Freddy Trotter, played
by Ferdinand Gottschald: Julia
Goodesby. by Clara Bloodgood and
Jessica Hunter, by Maude Monroe"
81 can climax that" remarked a
bystander. "Clyde Fitch read The
Climbers 10 Miss Bingham on a Fri
day: contracts were signed on the
following Friday, and il was first
read TO the company on the thir-
teenth Of the month"
How do you know?" testify in
quired the first speaker, annoyed that
anyone else should have taken away
the glory of his discovery.
81 happen TO he Mr.. Fitch N. Y.
Telegram.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-05-31
NEIGHBORS.

When Farmer Never mind-it found
The winter had fulfilled its span,
He hustled out. and hurried round,
And hired his neighbours extra man;
And through the spring till almost May
lie frittered half his time away.
He let his broken fences lie
Just where the winds had thrown them
last
AS for the weeds, he wondered why
They got ahead OF him SO fast
But. when "A weed began TO show,
He let II go, and let II grow.
When Farmer Perseverance sowed
His valley gardens, rich and wide,
He mended fences. weeded, hoed,
with all a sturdy toiler's pride;
And. all the growing season through,
He said he found enough 10 do.
And when upon his well-kept farm
A blight would satisfy its greed,
He made amends for every harm,
And kept ahead Of every weed;
And II the weather fouled or cleared,
He persevered, and persevered.
Frank Walcott HUT, in Farm Journal.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-05-31
Well FOund ed.

81 hope | am not superstitious,"
said Mr.. Upjohn, throwing himself
gloomily on the lounge, but ! have
been oppressed all day long with
foreboding of some impending calam-
ity."
81 hope it's nothing that's going
10 happen to the family" said Mrs.
Upiohn. 81 want to have the house
repapered from top TO bottom week
after next"
"rhen it's true!" he groaned.-
Chicago Tribune.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-05-31

stretching forth the body. getting a
foothold. and crawling along with
the sac dangling behind. This would
seem awkward; and, indeed. the bag
worm presents peculiar appearance
crawling from limb to limb. and al.
most pulled off by it's load of wood.
In this way, though, it is not only
sure of a home. but the entrance is
so constructed that the sides can be
pulled together, thus affording pro-
lection i'm time of attack. II seems
strange. though, that when the bag
worm is almost grown the sac hangs
down from the body; when young. il
is carried in straight line with it.
These caterpillars are naturally a
source of much wonder 10 the na-
tIves of Cuba. who are superstitious
regarding a worm which filters itS
house with so much wood. and this in
n country where fire for the sake OF
warmth is not a necessity. The old
Spanish legend has il that bag-worms
are the incarnation OF kindling-wood
thieves, who now. after death. must
carry on their backs their load 90
plumber, thus atoning for their thef,s
until they become moths.