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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-24
CONGER'S NEPHEW
UNDER ARREST
Troubles Of a Young Man Who
Is Well Known in
Honolulu.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 16.-Roy
w. Conger, a nephew of United States
Minister Conger of Boxer war fame,
was arrested yesterday by Deputy Sher-
iff Hollingsworth on complaint of the
Gilbert Publishing Company. He was
charged with intent to leave the State
for the purpose of evading payment of
$3.50 which he owed TO the publishing
company, by which he had been EN-
ployed.
Mr.. Conger is about to marry Miss
Grace Fitch, daughter of Colonel Hen
ry Fitch, and he declared that he was
merely going out of the State on ms
wedding tour and that he had no in
tention of defrauding the firm In the
affidavit for arrest the Gilbert company
alleged:
That the defendant told this affiant
he was going to get married and leave
the State tomorrow and refused to set
tie the bill or examine the items, but
asked to meet this affiant tomorrow
and this affiant further says that por-
ton of the money sued upon was fraud
ulently withheld by this defendant from
moneys he had received and collected
for plaintiff without authority from
said plaintiff so to deduct That said
defendant left this State once previous
ly to prevent the collection of the mon
eys sued upon.
Judge Dunno said he was sorry TO Is
sue the order of arrest, but that on the
affidavit of the company he had no al
tentative.
Young Mr.. Conger promptly produced
friend who put up 1888 in cash and in
dorsed notes for the balance and the
case was dismissed.
The Call says: When Conger was
brought into Judge DUNES chambers ne
was accompanied by a Mr.. Cooper
planter, from the Hawaiian lslanos.
Conger held a consultation with MS
friend and with President Gilbert, ana
then made a settlement. Cooper paid
1888 in cash and Conger gave the pup
fishing company his note for the balance
due.
Conger arrived here six weeks ago
from Honolulu He was accompanied by
a Japanese servant and was looked upon
as high roller at the Palace Hotter.
Conger avoided interviews yesterday ana
remained away from the hotel
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-24
To Study American Methods.

NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-According to
the London correspondent of the Jour
nal and Advertiser. twelve representa-
tive Scottish workmen sailed from
Glasgow on the Ethiopia to investigate
labor conditions in America They
were selected by popular vote, under
the auspices of the Dundee Red Letter,
a leading Scotch magazine They will
make careful inquiry into engineering,
mining, railways. manufactures, build
ing and other trades, in order to learn
the best and latest American methods,
with the object of bringing the Scotch
works up to date.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-24
K,tchener's Harsh Threats.

NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-Concerning the
effect of the discussion in the house of
uation. the London representative of the
Tribune cables: Mr.. Chamberlain carried
the House of Commons with him in his
defense of Lord Kitchener's Punishment
proclamation. 1t seems clear that the
British Government is determined that
September 18th shall mark the begin
ming of the resumption of something like
civil authority in South Africa. Sir Will
liam Vernon Harcourt enueavored to
contend that the terms of the proclama-
ton. involved the destruction of the bel
Hgerent rights of the Beers in the field
but Mr. Chamberlain pointed out that
those rights will be withdrawn only If
the present Boer operations degenerate
to mere plumber and murder
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-24
Yerkss Appre. ated.

LONDON, Aug. 16.-At the semi-annual
meeting of the District Underground
Railway today the chairman. ]. s.
Forbes. referring to the deadlock regard
ing the eiectrization of the road. re-
marked that MIR. Yerkes, with his en-
glneers, was now at Budapest and from
what ne knew of Mr.. Yerkes, he (the
chairman1 would not be surprised if the
Chicagoan brought back CAM. the orr
ginator of an electric system for rail-
roadsD in his pocket. Mr. Forbes also
announced his own resignation and the
selection of Mr.. Yerkes' attorney, Rob-
ert w. Forks, M. p, to fill the chair
manship.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-24

had his first consultation with his coun-
SELL Judge Jere Wilson, of this city, For
mer Representative Raynor, of Balti-
more. and Captain James Parker, of New
Jersey. Admiral Sch1ey VIII go over
everything relating to the matter with
his counsel and place them in possession
of every fact pertaining to a thorough
and complete understanding of the events
of the campaign which are in controver-
sy. Admiral Schley declines to talk about
the case. He considers that the order
OF Secretary Long prohibiting officers Of
the Navy from discussing any phase of
it applies to him as well as others, and
he is obeying 1t literally
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-24
To Exterminate Mosquitoes.

NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-The board of
health of Montclair n. j., has given
the authorities power to purchase oil
to begin the work of DISCRIMINATING
mosquitoes. The stagnant pools and
swamp land will be attacked first. The
plan adopted by Professor Howard in
South Orange, of pouring the oil on
the surface of the water will be adopt
ed This is the first time in this sec
ton that municipal action has been
taken on the mosquito problem, expert
ments heretofore having been carried
on by private subscriptions, or by
State officials.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-24
Settling With China.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-The State
Department has received cablegram
from Mr. Rockhill, dated today, stating
that 1t is probable the protocol will be
signed in a few days. and that he will
remain at Picking in view of this pros
pect, instead of leaving at once, as he
had contemplated. In view of press dis
patches from Peking saying the minis
tiers have signed the preliminary draft
of the protocol. Mr.. RockhilPs cable
gram is construed to mean that the sign
ing he refers to is with the Chinese
Observation-Disclosures.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-24
An Editor Summoned

LONDON. Aug. 16-It is said that the
article for which the editor and pub
Usher of the G.obe, of this city, have
been summoned to appear at the bar of
the House of Commons, this afternoon.
was written by Viscount Mountmorres,
whose father was the victim of an
agrarian outrage a score of years ago.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-24
Pan-American Friction.

NEW YORK, Aug. 16.--According to the
Rio de Janeiro of the Herald opposition
in Congress to representation In the Pan
American Congress is increasing. During
discussion Deputy Moreira AlveZ said
If there is a Brazilian delegate in the
Congress the delegate would not repre-
sent Brazil but only President Campos
Sales The Chamber of Deputies never
theless passed an appropriation for rep
resentative to attend the Congress.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-24
SchIey's Defence.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Is. = Admiral
Schley. who arrived here with his wife
last night. will remain here until the
Court of Inquiry which is TO investigate
the Santiago campaign completes its
work. The interim between now and the
opening of the sessions of the court, Sep
TENDER u. will be devoted to the prepara-
ton of his side of the case. Today he
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-24
GERONIMO PUT OFF AT BUFFALO

Geronimo. the notorious Indian now
really prisoner at Fort Sill. was TAX
en- to the Buffalo exposition the other
day for exhibition purposes. he was
delighted with the trip and showed
throughout the route the pleasure OF
a child on its first railway ride.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-24

The body of Signor Crispi while Iy-
ing in state at Naples, was enveioped
in Garibaldi's flag.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02
AT THE NEW PEERLESS
Glover Performers Arc Putting Up
 A Good Show This Week

The bm at the Peerless this week is an unusually good one. and is much op- precatod by Che crowds thut nightly hll that popular house.
 Casey N Ward. sketch team. are bright clean and clever performers and their net takes we'll
 skagway's nvoritc, Herb Bcll as 90 Dutch comedian. is as good as Che best.
 John r. Brace. black face monologuc artist is top liner iu the profession and ls Che best negro dclincator on Che Pacific Coast
 Mile. Frcda and Maud Raymond are two clever soubrottcs. and arc nnc dancers
 Miss Maud Ia Blanche haH % Hplcndi" contralto voice and renders descriptive songs in an impressive manner
 The stock company. including Harry Durettc. Ed. Norwood. Jefferson N Jci- ferson. stella Gladstone. Nellie Crosby and Belle Young. are seen in AZ Trip to concy Island"-a good comedy fun of laughs.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02
GOE. BRADY MAKES REPORT

Governor Brady. ot Alaska hos re-
 gently completed on extended tour or inc
 ycstigauou In Che district. and has made
 report or hls observations 90 thc Intc-
 rior department. says a P.-I Washington
 dispatch. His letter ls dated ot sItka.
 August G. The principal purpose Of the
 governors trip was Go solcct sites for
 school buildings. but hc obtained V1mc htc Information regarding Che salmon fisheries and other matters. Governor Bmdy's report ls. in part. as follows; "t have thc honor Co inform you that on July 70 Che United states revenue cute
 ter Rush. William F. Eilgorc. captain. lcfl stka for cruise in Southeastern Alaska waters. Prof C. C. Gcorgeson, thc agent of thc agricultural department and myself. were aboard. We stopped ovor night in Red Mans bay. about fifty miles from SItSa. At thc head of thIa
 bay is mining camp backed by London capitalists Therc is 60 large body of ore
 of low grade. which was prospectcd last fam with a stamp min They have deter mined Co erect a stamp mll with i.UO- pound stamps They have built 70 suh-
 stantlal wharf and propose Go run rail-
 way directly Go Che mines. distance of
 seven miles
 Water power is abundant at this place.
 and a handsome prolt con bc made on
 ore as low as S2-O tou
 "A brief stop was made nt Juneau. where Prof Georgonson discmharkcd Go proceed to Skarway and down Che Yukon. The next stop was ot Petersburg. in Wmueol u1rrows. about 100 miles south of Juneau This place has large sal- mon canncry. with a capacity of l5.uo. 20 saw min and a slltcry for salmon. herring and halimt rho same company which | Towns It also controls two other c1nncrics at sltpoo and one ot Bartlett bay 10 employs 90 Chincso. who will draw in wages about y61.ol annually
 "At Petersburg We hunted up thc no- | tivcs on Che beach. VUcc.uotcd forty and gave them a general talk on schools. ! cleanliness and Che usc of pure water | The party next visited Toulu eiV miles below Petersburg. where wc found % can. ming factory employing Chinese and na- Give labor For,y-scvcn of Che natives submitted Co vaccination. The governor ! continues.
 "Our next stop wns ot Kctchlk1u. where | we arrived late in thc afternoon. We went directly ashore Go Che large fishing
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02
PERSONAL MENTION

s-S-SSS-SS &SSSS J. t- Lancaster. brother of Che Dawson merchant who was missing for over @ year and who has just turned up ut Denver. was 70 south bound passenger ou tu, Dolphin Mrs prIostly and her two children went south on the Dolphin She is Che wife oi On. manager of thr local electric lrhi luI power plant
 General Manager E C. Hawkins went t. Seattle ou Che Dolphin. 70 J N Williams Che manager ot Che cone s.UIat,d electric companies. had Che brI- I,I chamber south bound on th. Dolphin
 -o-
 Mrs J C MlCuutou. wife uf tho pursor .l thc Dolphin. came north ou that uyer ,uJ win visit n sklEVay for t.n days Mrs Murray Eads left for pawaon yes. terily moru.uE
 um Baker. of lower Broadway who b,s been u far somc days is now cony'- I.s..ut
 J. .N Eaer connected with Che N A IT. NT. Co.,. came out yesterday and went 0, Seattle on tue Dolphin. Nrs Fred V,rb1uwhcde has returned from Juneau George G. Bracket. son of Mr. and Mrs. AL Bracket wont to Seattle on tbs Dolphin Go attend the University of Nashiugtou.
 William E,uttir. 70 weu-kuowu Seattle journalist aho has been attending liar riri college, came out from Dawson yes tcrIiy and Vm eo Go Seattle on the next bo1t
 Jennings. co Erlcu N Jennings. popular theatrical artists. came out from Dawson yest,ri1y
 George W Bates. one of the best known .f Bonanza operators was a south bound passenger ou Che Dolphin
 -o= J D. Gaudolfo and daughter are iu Che o.ty and wul leave today for Dawson.
 --o- Eugene F Mccarthy. Alaska p-I agent was registered at Che Golden North last night
 -O- Mir and Mrs W Preston. who wer. in Che wreck ofthe Islander. came north ou Che Dolphin and arc at the Golden North
 =O- E J BuyIs the W,u-kuowu Colorado mining expert. H m the city eu rout, -outb to Grand Junction. Col
 =o- w. u Snyder of AuIu ls 1t Che Golden North
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

Cunnoy some distance south Of Che town. By Che assistance of thc superintendent Howard Pratt we collected Ono natives for vaccination. and though at nut dazcd by Che audiences of t. they gave no trouble whatever Sometimes fear would Holzc a uttlc fellow and when hIs arm was barred ho would begin Co yell Justify. as if hIs hand waH Co bo tnken Of. This would make amusement Tor the others. who would assure him hc would not bc killed. When we went ashore again Che next morning we met United states Commissioner Higgins. This onl- cor hos taken a high moral stand. and, of course. ln doing so ho has encountered thc hostility of tho whiskoy element and the sQuaw men'
 The party next touched ot New Mctla- kahun. where they found nsh canncry
 ln operation. They loft 100 vaccine points
 at this place and proceeded to Haria bay
 In Kassan sound. Prince or Wales lHlnnd.
 In his report Gov. Brady snya of this place:
 Nearly au Che cnnncrios have fishing
 crews here. and they keep constantly goo Ing. Of course. unless this Is checked it is a sure destruction Of Che salmon We went ashore latc but eIghiy-four natives assembled in thc dance han and
 were vaccnatcd. These for Che most
 part. were of Che Hydob race. conceded ! by au who have studied these people Go bc at Che head In Che olden times they
 wero warriors. and dominated nll tho rest We saw many fine specimens of both men and women They are anxious Go know whether they could have a school at their village. located on shawl arm ! gave them nn explanation of Alas, la school matters and told them it would probably Doc known late In August how much money would bc devoted Co the ! Alaskan schools thought. however that Che amount would hc large enough to furnish schools and teachers to ovcry community whore there was pressing necessity They told me that they hWc forty-nyc children of school age. "A committee of three was oppointcd
 Co so with us tho next morning Co lay out | a rovrrnmcut reservation for school site at Kansas village Iicut Sturdcyant
 was detailed by Capt ISngorc to make
 Che plat of Che reservation. lt is a beau
 ufm plot of ground and win serve their purposes we'll
 Al Rlinguan. on Che other aidc Of Prince
 of Wales Island another school site was
 selected
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02
GRAVES A BENEDICT
Was Married YostordaY Morning
 At White Horso

A. R Graves. Che popular news arcnt controlling Che run ou the w. D. & Y. Is uo longer alnsio man quietly. and without even notifying hs friends in SbaEelV he was married yesterday morning at White Horse
 Mrs Graves was formerly Miss ilouou Gorm1n. one of White uorsrs most pop. uDr young lndics
 Tho wedding ceremonies were simple Father la Freyc joined Che two happy onOs at Che home of Mr. and Mra S.c- ward yssterlay morning ot s.l5
 only Mir and Mr Seward and two daughters Mir McKcowu and Katherine Gormau were present
 Mr. and Mrs. Graves took Che morning train for skagway. arriving here yester day afternoon.
 Mir Graves has @ host of friends who tender their heartiest congratulations and best wishes.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02
Admini.trntor's NotioO

Notice is hereby given that thc under signed has been duly appointed Admin istratrix Of the estate or A. A. Anderson deceased. An pcrson's having claims against 'a'd estate arc required Co present them to mo with tho proper vouchcs. within SIX rDonths from thls date. at my residence cornor of Holly and State streets in 'h' City of skagwoy Alaska, or Go my at- torney R. w. Jennings at his office on 5th street In sald city.
 Dated at skarwoy. August Sl, l9ol
 Anna M Anderson
 AdmlnistrntrlX. S-3i-iw
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02
HAD FIVE COACHES FULL
Another Big Train Arrived From
 White Horse Youtorday

Four coaches containing 26l people ar- rived yestcrlay afternoon. oil of Che oc- cupants having come up the river from Dawson on Che steamers Dawson. Can- adian and Eldoodo.
 As Che train rolled Into Che depot % rush was made for Che Dolphin orcc but, ns Che last hopes of securing tickets there quickly faded. Che people went Into One Pacific Coast onicc and there secured tickets on Che Topeka and City Of se- attc. which arc due today.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02
Arc Ton Going to NOmo'

Then got tho latest reliable map Of tho Koyukuk. Gluc Stone, Council City Nome. Port Clarence and Copper River Mining districts. Price. co cents. Issued by the Seattle Daily Times. Sent on re- ccipt Of price. u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02
WERE TURNED AWAY
Dolphin Agent Sends Steamer Out Loaded Many Refused Passago

At shortly after o'clock last night Che flyer Dolphin pulled out from Moore's wharf with ou her accommodations taken there being 95 through passengers aboard.
 Twenty minutes after Che train arrived yesterday there was not nrst or acc- ond-cllss berth lcft. and nearly io pnH-| sanrcrs who arrived on Che train were turned down. as Agent Burns said hc. would not scu bertha on tho floors Co pleafc any one
 over two-thlrda of thc accommodations were taken before o'clock yesterday afternoon by people who had arrived iu| town during Che past two or three dayt Both Juneau and Douglas win add thrir quotas south bound.
 Visit Che Royal stcam plant and geo how lauDdry ia dono without Injury Col goods
 Fine watch repairing at D. E Koun'n Anrcd Dodro % iamoun folt ahoou nt cost
 Chcncy'H uonion S'r'  Call and convince yourrolf thni wo arc making groat nncrlnccH on our rtoch Chcncy'a UoHton Store
  Mining blanks ot this omco
 ..aaa For droyinE or oSprcHHlnr. rnr J Cownn. Phone 5 Automatic. tm  Corduroy auit1 EnrllHh mnto. iin prr suit
 Choncya Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02
SHORT DISPATCHES
Bits of News Clipped For the Busy
 Roadors

V.lsmNGroN Sept 1 John Genrse N..U.It,. ur.tt. -.or.tIu Q. rua .jeut II...Iu arI widely known ls tue author .l several v.ra. u1 Oh. Ut. of tne great War President J..I H.u today. l..d '
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02
City of Topeka From sitlsa

Steamer City Of Topeka Is now due from siua. She has a large cargo '' interior freight
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

The Daily Alaskan is now prepared Co do composition for the trade (any mcasure). in agate, nonparcil, mlnion brcvicr, long primer and small pica. Satisfaction guaranteed White Horse Atlin and Juneau papers please take , otice.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

TACOMA sert ef United states p,p- uty Marshal Frank I. Crosby and United States p..tame- iu.n.,.ar Charles Wry- nrI arrived h,r. Ht . o'clock thIs after noon having urI.r lrr.st Charles Goyau. James w. Adams anI James E fark.n. thr.e of Ono ttI.r. uf the anarchist cole ouy at tbe Home Group which is io- clt,l ne1r u.IlHn. twrHu-two miles from Tacoma Tho m0n we're indicted by the Grand Jury no Spoklor last saturday but Che bench warrant issuel for ther arrest dl uat arrive hero untI ycster. day. Tho charge ag1inst Che anarchists ls seudInr obscenc matter through ths mails X paper called Discomfort is pub. I.shsd by Che colony. and Che indictment and arrest or the mon .s Che result oi articles published in recent editions of th, paper.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

sixth avenue, skagway, is remaining n close second with Sixth avenue New York. if you arc to judge by Che bcautl- ful window display at B. M. Behrends'. If
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

Our biz reduction salc is on our entire stock. Chcncys Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

IuNunN s..t - Tne Daily Sew. .H...... .. u..u.rm.I rHm.r tnt I.HI NU.H...r H.. u...H.I Oh. post .I Commander. .H.. m >.ih ArgN .UlHe t. I..I.u..m.HI. N.fH MT fr"'- ..N f.. War -..r.I...
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

Gloves. socks. handkerchiefs. mufiorr and mems furnishings at reduced prlco ai our closing out sale.
 Cheney's Boston store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

NEW YuEN S.". Sh Low HH- ...u..I treUt t.t h. 0ulH acort H.. nomination ar uH..r hr lh. m.I. rHmm.Ht mn... "HI U.Hd rrI t.. .r...I.u.. uI D..m.I university
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

OTTAWA s.rt es .It Is st1tel o1 good authority U.t ,b. Chief Iut.oeb.n oi t.. Northwest T.rrt.H.s hIs H..u or- .r.I c. Mr. I N ~''IHu. of 't.rHr. cmm-..uH.r .r ruu.r Works .'r thU Northwest T.uur.. HHt tmt Hr hs I..I..I
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

A fancy vest for a plain price at Clay soma
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

LONDON S.uI U. rH. Brussels cor r....nI..f co. rn. I.n|au Tm.- says tHr UaIh oI Q...n Henrietta 2. u.t alto ..tu.r elt.-ft.tor. There I~ n r.cur u.n.. oC th. untnl at. -h. suffered from l.t snr.HE
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

Baths in porcelaha tubs at tho Royal. foot Fifth avenue Ladies apartments Steam heat
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02
Wanted

5000 worth Of secondhand furniture at Sixth street Second Hand Store. oppo- site Board Of Trade.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

cUL.NIN M.. Sept t -J J iH.N- man. rl.t Worthy Grand T,mpar ol th. Independent urI.- ar Ga.I Tom. ...rs af tn. urI Is .t tH. point uf U.HtH aJ b. n.m. h.re Colonel luck. r.u hI. h..H tlue.rousIE W for n.Ir- U two muutU.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

CANTON O. ert rh. condition .I ur Mckinley ..nuua.s lns r'ms -U. .l..J r comfortable night and s expected t. follow fH. Hr.eumme of th, nlet low days. n r..t t. tHe cemetery Iarne on. f.nH.an InI drive tH th' country dIuu- tne afternoon Secretary U.rl.I..H II. .l.....I U.r. t.uuru.W tH confer 0th ur. N.N.H. .n family matters vH..H a.H. .H H. .hHrse lurns Ga. presidents ul. IIe wan probably r.ml.n bon. ..E.uI IIU.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02
STEAMERS DUE IN PORT.
Tho following steamers arc scheduled Co ,rriy, am tbe dntcs named:
For Rent

For Rent
 Furnished two room-cahin, on Tenth andAiom Inquire Mrs Leslie AA Cutter Bhocs at Ciayson'a riulhnr. hntn shoes and mems TUT rlehlnra. nn going nt knock down prices thia wont nt Choncy'a Boston Store. Amerieau Taliors 46I Broadway. po you want a ulce pair of dress ahoeaf wo con please you. Call at clayson's.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

Visit Che Royal stcnm plant md geo how lauDdy is dono without Injury Co goods
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-02

T.rr Sept 1s -THe ratri. tllar prints . ..U..tuuaI story to tar ,ne0t that 10 conflict Hle broken out between Great Britain and Turt.t ntinr tnHt thrr- Hru.h war v....Is have I.sn ordered n. che Pers1n rHf ta suppress r.roIts Ht UarisI. and Chat on. Turkish eavsrn- u.rt h1s dispatched . .ir.H. detachment .I troops w.th instruction. fn o.Ho.. the .nI.rr of tte Uru.n lar... Eu.eIa. ..rm1ur 1rI Fuur. the paper says. bow. user..I t. support r.rk.I.
 WNsUNGrnN S.ut Mrs rh,o- I.r. Roosevelt u.t un Dor permanent r.sl.u.. u N..hua... ls mistress of tH. WM. Uu.. .rI u...nI aHlrt- mont. H.r. for m. lni uu un.aht -.. ....H.I on. ui. aU0.. I.r pI.i b ....... ur..... nIH I.. t.. er tUe s......I. .HIr.U ..r ....rn.ss 1Hj a H.la.se.n.r