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The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
UNsEATED BY THE HOUSE.
ReDublican Ousted by His FeiIow-CoI.
leagues at Jefferson City.

REPUB BIC SPECIAL.
Jefferson City. Mo, Jan. 17.-E- z. Nor
ris. Republican. was oUsted from his seat
as Representative Of the First District OF
Greene County to-day, and (. NJ. Wolff.
Democrat. was seated Instead.
The report Of the majority Of the House
Committee on Elections ana Contests sub
mitted by Chairman Williams Of Scott, was
adopted. II contended that Norris was dis
cuaIihed by the fact that he had not paid
a taxes Tor year preceding his election IL
contends further. that election frauds had
been Ierpetrated In the Fourth Ward of
SPrinsneIo, in that large numbers OF negroes
were voted Illegally; that this justified ex-
Guiding the returns from this ward; that
such exclusion gave Wolf a majority OF
30 in the district.
Abercrombie of Buchanan submitted a
minority report, admitting Norris was dis
qualified, but contending that a new cleo
uon should be held. After a debate that
occupied all the afternoon the House lIn-
seated Norris BY a vote Of 50 10 %
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
WRIT OF PROHIBITION GRANTED.
Supreme Court Issues Temporary
Order Against Judge Henderson.

A preliminary writ OF prohibition was
issued by the Supreme Court at jefferson
City yesterday against Judge w. w. Hen
derson Of the Probate Court TO prevent him
from proceeding with the distribution Of -he
estate Of Patrick T. Burke The writ was
applied for by NJ. kineaiy and T. Rowe,
representing Charles Green.
The Supreme Court orders the Probate
Judge to show cause on OF before February
ii. 1901, why final judgment in prohibition
petition. and IN the meantime he IS ordered
10 refrain from all action in he nremises.
The plainun CLAIMS that about &. 400 is cue
him from Burke's estate. which ms NOT
been awarded him in the final settlement.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
NINE. JANAUSCHEK
I'LL AND IN Want.
New York Theatrical Managers Ar.
ranging a Benefit for the Fa-
nous Tragedienne.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York, Jan T.-Many prominent the
atrical managers are making arrangements
for a monster benefit for Nine. Janauschek.
the famous tragedIenne who Is now almost
destitute and unable 10 move a muscle on
account Of paraIytic stroke which she suf-
fered last July.
Nine. Janauschek was taken to St.
Mary's Hospital, Brooklyn. and remained
there for several months. All the diamonds
owned by the once famous actress, includ-
ing the Jewels presented to her by King
Ludwig OF Bavaria. were disposed of TO
provide the necessities Of life.
Nine. Janauschek is now Il years of age
and since her first appearance in this coun-
try in 1867 has helped TO make a notable
page in the history OF the stage
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
RICE SERVED WITH PAPERS.
Stephens Appointee VIII Have to
Defend His Title.

REPU BIC SIECIAI.
Jefferson City, No. Jan. 17.-Joseph P.
Rice vas served this morning with the pa
pers In the quo warranto proceedings
brought against him by Joseph Flory The
papers named next Monday as the day on
which his return shall be made. The Su-
preme Court will sit en- baDc to receive this
return.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
In OIden Times

People overlooked the importance OF per
rnanently beneficial effects and were salts
fed with transient action; but now that X
is generally known that Syrup OF Figs VIII
permanently overcome hsbitual cOnstipa-
ton. well-informed people will not buy
other laxatives. which act for time. but
finally inture the system. Buy the genuine,
made By the California F1s Syrup co.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
ARE EN- ROUTE TO QUEBEC.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt and Bride Ar
rive at Montreal.

Montreal. Jan. T7.-Alfred G. Vanderbilt
and his bride arrived in Montreal via the
Delaware and Hudson Express. from AL
bany this evening. occupying parlor COM
partment in the regular drawing-yoom car
They registered at the Windsor
Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderbilt are en- route to
Quebec. and will probably leave here to-
morrow.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
DoCKERY WILL NOT INTERFERE.
Murderers Condemned to Death Must
Pay the Penalty.
REFUELIC SPECIAL.

hrE SA@AC EIENlAlA
Jefferson City. Jan. 17.-Governor Dockery
refused to-day TO interfere with the execu-
tion OF Milo Gregory and J. II. Tettatoa. D..
who are under sentence 10 die in Dunklin
County on February Il Governor DOckery
reSpitet these men the day OF his Inaugural
ton that he might look Into their cases.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
Clemency 7. Petisioned For.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Springfield. Ill. Jan. 1.-THE State Board
Of Pardons to-day heard arguments on the
who was convicted in the White County
Circuit Court OF numbering his wife in
January. 1888, and sentenced to the peni-
tsrtiary for life C1emency is asked on the
ground that the petitioner is innocent OF
the crime
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
BUFFALO BILLS HUNTING CLUB.
Will Invite Roosevelt, Miles and
Prince of Wales to Be Guests.

Sheridan. Wy. Jan. r.-Colonel Williams
F. Cody buffalo Bid is organizing a hunt
ing club that viii have headquarters as
hts ranch in the Big Horn Mountains
The first outing will be in the autumn of
1901. and among the guests will be Colonel
Roosevelt. General Miles and should hs
come to America, TO attend the yacht race
the Prince OF Wales will be asked to par
ucipate.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
Wedding of sproaI-Boatrnan.

EEPJBLlC bPECIAL-
MEXICO. Mo-, Jan. F-Nr. Hugh D.
Sproul, young farmer OF Strother. Mo,
and Miss Nina Boatman. until recently
stenographer in the law office OF j. II.
Whitecotton at Paris, Mo. were married
at the home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs ". n. Boatman. in this city to-day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
APPORTIONMENT BILL A LAW.
President Attaches His Signature
TO the Measure.

washington. Jan. 1.-THE President to-
day signed the bill making the apportion-
ment for Representatives in Congress from
the several States under the twelfth CEN
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
Keep your eye on Lost River"


Farmers Institute Elect. Omcers.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
bloomington. ILL.,, Jan. 17--This was the
third and last day OF the Farmers In
stitute OF Mclean County. This morning
A p. Grout OF Winchester delivered an
address on types and quality of farm
stock. Mrs. Jennie Barlow of Normal read
an address on Partnership on the Farm
and Frank II. Hall Of jacksonville spoke on
Education OF Prospective Farmers"
The following officers were elected for one
year: President. NJ. p. Lantz of Carlock:
vice president. F. F. Jones of blooming
ton: secretary, ]. VI. Anthony OF Bloom
ington; treasurer. J. F. Moore OF Bloom-
ington.
Keep your eye on Lost River"
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18

If your druggist cannot supply you, send
us SI-oo and we will express bottle to you,
all charges prepaid. Be sure and give Us
your nearest express Office.
J.C. AVER Co., Lowell, Mass.
Our book on The Hair. Free.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
VIII Consider Tuition Fees.

HEPI T5I1IJ SfELIAi-.
Springfield. Ill, Jan IA meeting Of the
Board Of Trustees Of the University of ILL
nois has been called for Wednesday Of next
week, 10 consider the proposition TO remove
the incidental tuition fees now prevailing
at the State University.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
Railroad Commission Organizes.

REFUBLIC SPECIAL.
Little Rock, Ark, Jan. 1.-THE Railroad
Commission competed its organization to-
DAY by electing Commissioner J. q. Wal
lace. OF Pope County, chairman.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
PAUL JULES BARBER DEAD.
Was Librettist of Faust" and
Many Other Well-Known Operas.

Paris, Jan. I'M Paul Jules Barber, the
French dramatic a-:thor and the librettist OF
''F; ST and many other well-known operas,
died to-day He was born in Paris March
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
= Trains Run Daily

To Louisville and Cincinnati. via b. & o.
S-W. Best sleepers, parlOr, dining and OBJ
servation cars. Full informa ton at Broad
way and Locust street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
IN FAVOR OF POPULAR VOTE.
Resolution introduced Regarding
Election of United States Senators.

Jefferson City. Jan. E.-Wallace OF Rails
introduced in the House to-day a Joint and
concurrent resolution looking to the election
Cf United States Senators by popular vote
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
MULTIMILLIONAiRE DEAD.
William G. Cagger of New York
Said to Be Worth SIS. 5.009, 900.

Richmond. Va. Jan. I7.-William G. Gag
ger. a wealthy New Yorker. died here To-
night. He was without family and Is Sid
TO be worth about s15000,00O.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
FOR A MoNUMENT TO BENroN.
Bill Introduced Looking Toward the
appointment of a Commission.

ftEFI BIIC SPECIALA
Jenerson City. Jan. ia monument TO
Senator Thomas ii. Benton over his grave
In Bellefontaine Cemetery, st. Louis. was
the object Of bill introduced In the House
to-day by Ruler of ST. Louis.
A commission, composed OF Governor
Dockery. president; the Mayor OF ST. I.oiI.s
ana three other citizens of Missouri TO be
appointed by the Governor, Is 10 arrange
Tor the monument An apprcpria zion Of 81 :
Op Is attached to the bill. The commission
expenses alone being paid
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
GRANVILLE, Ill, Jan. I7-Justice OF the
Peace J. l.. Hudson. aged 6S years, died
here to-day. He was a school teacher
years ago in Indiana, and one Of his pupils
was former Governor John r. Tanner.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
wedding of Massey-RudasiiI.

d
Mexico. Mo-. Jan. 17.-Mr. Oscar r.
Massey OF Monroe County and Miss Lola
Rudasll Of Hollinsville, were married at
the home OF the bride at 7;So o'clock to-
Mi
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18

Harr's Twentieth Century Clearing Sale Is
IN fun force supplemented by the opening
~ new muslin underwear. white goods.
household linens and embroideries. making
PARIS big store as usual. the grand center
OF attraction for the buying public Of St
Louis
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
SPEClAlTIES.

Louis c. sohIe Livery Co.,
uh0EniAkEnS AaD tMbaLMeKS.
Carrisges .---ss.UU and Up~aIus. aevUI u
heerse s6.oU ing TO distances.
Black Cloth Gsskets, Erst-ciass
goods, $40 and upwards.
1122 CHESTNUT STREET..
Telephones-Bel Main SlT: kinloch. c se
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
DEATHS.

g8.;ag 5s.u1g lines. !,
Dheuser. in MS sixty sixth year.
eDue notice Of funeral wIi 10 given
BEzNER-Entered into rest at Chicago. Tues
day January Is. lsJl, 7:SO o'clock p M, in his
father Of Paul g.. Anna A.. Jesse. Emily 5. Eit-
man and c Louise Braznell.
Funeral will take place from residence Of his
ton-in-law, Frederick q. Eitman, No. 60J3 COluni-
bia avenue iCIitton He4Shtsl. Friday. January Is.
1sel. az O'Clock p. m. Relatives and friends in
Nted to attend
DUMBAcH-on Thursday. January l.. 1901. at
l2-Se D m. Francisco DuInbAcn beloved moIher
q AsFeend IA J. DuinDacn. .. =. and SISTER
baeh atier a prlet Ii1ess. Al the age VI - yeas
~ niOntns and days
Funeral via taks place on Saturday. January
u. from family residence. No. %yve Linton ave
nue. at Az V'ciock. TO IhuIch or Our Lady "
Perpetual Help. thence 10 calvary Csmetey.
HoHsE-ou Tuesday. January l5, 1901. at 2:sO
oeiock y. m. JuAia IEduA IN l4o~se-
Funeral on fTidAy. TIE istn INST. at O'clock
a. m. from St Apnonsus's ttSeoemptorIsD
u urcn. thence 10 Ca4va<y Cemetery. EuneraI
pTlV@ts. Please omit nOneIs.
JoNES-At Las Vegas. n. NJ. Tuesday, Janu-
sas a. 49, ~: a. a. s'S S.och a M aired henry
u tns l%t. SIAIies jones ana E-niIIe 1osti. borE
Funeral from ST. Xayier's Church Saturday.
az O'Clock q u Interment private Please omit
noweTs-
oRFF-on Tuesday January Is. 1901. at a.
H. NntAsNAn Oru. bSlcEed husband OF Esther A
OTn ana IAther OF MIS- FRANK II. Mckinnae
Aiis- l. h. w elies frank ora.
Service and tncineration al Missouri Cremafory
sub4ette avenue and Arsenal street. Friday aft
ernoon. January Is at .. m Friends invited to
attend
RUGGLES-Suddenly, on January IT, 1901, Geo.
a. Ruggies. aged 81 years
Due notcs OF funeral Will be given.
STAMFS-On January H. 1901, at $50 O'Clock
.. m. Martin STAMPS aged - years
Funeral SATURDAY. January Il, lyol at $50
O'Clock a. NJ, from Auiianphy Hospital TO ST.
Aalschy's Church. Interment CaIvary Gene
ttry.
TREFNY-At 9:30 O'Clock 2. m. January L.
1901. Harry r.. beloved son OF William ana
Elizabeth X Irefny, aged a years months and
10 days. at 60S2 Cabanne.
Aotiee Of funeral later.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
E1CURsIOy sLEEPING cans

To Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Leave St Louis on Katy Flyer" M-. K
& T Ry.), S:16 2. m. every Tuesday via San
Antonio. See "Katy'S' Agent
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
DiSfigured Skin,

Wasted muscles and decaying bones.
What havoc.
Scrofula. let alone, is capable Of all
that, and more.
1t is commonly marked by punches in
the neck, lnfiammations in the eyes,
dyspepsia, catarrh, and general debility.
Many medicines are said to eradicate
II. but Hoods Sarsaparilla DOES eradi-
cate it. positively and absolutely This
statement is based on the permanent
cures this medicine has wrought. Susie
A. Hairs;on, Withers, n. c., was SO af-
fiicted with scrofula she came near los
ing her eyesight-for four months she
could not see to do anything. She took
Hoods Sarsaparilla and writes that
when she had taken two bottles she
could see to walk and when she had
taken eight her eyesight was as good
as ever and she was perfectly well.
Hoods SarSaparilla
Promises to cure and keeps the prom
Use. No substitute for Hoods acts like
Hood's-be sure to get Hoods.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
To Finish FInnrr and Rnrder.

Use "F1oor-Shine" Enamel Floor Colors;
oak. cherry. etc. Free Booklet and Color
Card. Address Floor-Shine Co.. st. Louis
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
'Tnfiueuza LIS Epidemic"
Judge j. l.. Hudson Dead.

At the first symptom take "Orangeine''
Jwders as directed to abort attack
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18
WOULD REGULATE PRIMARIES.
Senator DrabeIIe Introduces Measure
for This Into Senate

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Jefferson City. Mo. Jan. I7.-Senator
Drabelle to-day introduced a bill to rer,,-
late primaries in St Louis Allowing the
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18

L ANHEU January Il. 1901. at
1910 p. n. after lingering illness. William
Apheuser. in his sixty-siNth year.
eDue notice OF funeral viii 10 given
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18

HoRSE-On Tuesday, January Ii, 1901, at %
o'eiOck y. M, Ju4ia CEauAin l1owse.
Funeral on hTloay. TIE !stn inst. at . O'Clock
a. m. from ST. Aipnonsus's (Reoemptorist)
Ilurch. thence 10 Ca4vA-y Cemetery. IInerAI
priyats Please omit nOHeIz
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-18

Keep your eye on Lost River"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-31
MISS STONES ABDUCToRs

rt. e.r.r..Is accepted tr..u s tHHt Nils. -rnr. v.r not captured I. u.r. .-Hrrr. U-I-.uIs. IHt by .e.H.. .r H.r. Inns. .. tH. Macedonian r.uuI.,... which II. supposed .. h. In ..H. touch u.t. rI. I........ Government I. Hu. ...t .r r. committees existence |. Co a.rs .. . 'I.r.I..... r..o..I.H -''nst .H. T.-...h e.....u..l v'. . .'N ". I...mr. politically ..t.eH.I t' Iur'r..
 .. ....f .-.r.
 1f...I.... Il. ...Ht..f Hr four Chris u.n -...s Oh. I.'e.rUr- .h. S.r. ..ns Oh. E.lm.u... ..I One ir...s .n.h of sh.r l.t. tn. .t-er mnr. th1n tHev do tn. rrs. TH.r rr.mo-t.- a.. both r..e.ous and a.u.H and religion H us.l m0r. r- .. ae 10 sr'su. HnH' v.rr which tn rIu.".. political H.wr
 Jus. ur.t u.. expected tu b. a..'m- r.sh.l politically hv che abduction "' Nils. stone. Ir oh. NH..I.H.H commit t.s |. -.-r.r-.hI. l.r .J ia not o',ir. psr H.as tn. chief H...t was t' r.r..a.sl thr committee t-er..-, with th. rirt'n or r.rH.u. the lr.H..r ohIecl was to got rIrk.v irt. trouble wth On. United states. if r.t v.th Enr1nt Iu tHe In. t.rrlI rua-r.e of tH.e. people. Nmar. saus hlrs utur .nt.rast hut thsy ctHno, avoid r..lur som. Interest .n tue lbduct- cd woman
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-31
FOUR YEARS MORE
What An Orogoniau Thiuls of th'
 KlondilSo's Future

G..r-. UHE... .r Eu-.... f.tr yesterday from Dawson. .I- t.. OI. -uuuu after susuIue .nr .mmr .H.a 0,r on. fourth um. eu.. 'H. ..I .. I,a-. Il. t.HE In I ur.I ..
 ust surug from British ru.m0H. .ri r.- recently finished ru..horna H.H ..r th. winter m1rs-t ia Ju. k'urIs.. E... h. sIts. Wu keep l'C tu. .s. .N months. a- .t rn,z.s snHIy HuI n. l.t
 - required ll. consider. tHat H. H. t.r. won com tbe yeu.Ir. Jhs y..e
 Mr. Hayes has also u.,1 VDe.1- a crock o'aIm and bench placer mH, oH G.I EIu and r>r.ee ,u sHUHI '.N' ...s,u operating ln.s.. "r..HI. . [" -hus b,y could not min. .H suum. o. rh. kIauIGe.- he said last r...Ht uI tr. p.rsus. "hut tb.y rr. now u.H.H- th..r mistake. 1e the d.-g.uss can h. operated t1 much better HItHnua. N.Uu .h- weather is mot .o co'r Tne ground |. frozen soId'y winter auI summer. .uU steam thlwinr machines h.l. ln Ur f.t Hereafter summer win Ue tH. busy ..r. Instead nf winter uu iH. N."HiIN..
 u. came out u-t v,,s just Is t1. utt ho1ts we're getting r.IiF |" u'H W Whit. uors. Rapids After tnH H..N rtyisluou ou tHr upper Yukon NI H closed and what trlmc Is h.nt Uu win have Go s1 on over th- fo.
 Ii. thinks Dawson 0il Hsl about I'H' years mor- and chen the country W.i l. abandoned. and the nacsrs wII H. work. cal oYt by that ume. and moo ..ie. 70. NnF consequence. have g,l boom d...". r.I should gold .b.1rue quart. hr found |" ary quantity Dawson would h..'u. permanent camp. uut of t.H tH.'. e v.ry utI, sIeu at present. "N.H-I.r h"w- et,r stands good shtH0e O' '.'.- permanent abode f'r whit. r.'H .t r.sourc,s lr, varied ud m.Nh'H.u'.. b. -ild
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-31
EDITORIAL PIcKUPS

Lynch law u- seldom Ir et,r t. h. 1i. vissd or Justified but f ths- warehouse men who make a practice ot rohning farmers of the.r ndoju-e 1re not severely and lawfully punished it need not come as a violent shock f something irregular
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-31

\ uth-cgr.st cnun'r In ca burned chEd was permitted tn . I'' dIr for lack of medical Hu. ..l.,I b.cn Indicted for mmsnuEhtcr Ir thr proper way to deal with th. whom thc, allow Jhr.r fH.th 1nI H li. to destroy 1u Innocent helpless ..
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-31

Nicaragua is reported Co uy. bought a cruiser ot Germany for EHul Hui how l.J Nicamgu1 get che wuurt or how dIJ she make her cr.Ilt r..' Of what does she want with % cr..r. W utv' Perhaps Germany ratHs tho .U. aud only iolus Ni,auuo the | |" Gcrmauy.s purposes
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-31

Tho dispatches recently Gold D. -'n pos.Iiv onarcb.stIr meeting m i.ti-'Hr being brokcu un rv 70 mob which Wr'.N'. ,h, house .u which th, msg.us Wa I.H't held Hut vas uot thIs aulr.H. rrH of 20 worse species chan tn. r..'. ', fac6,d. wcrc guUty of'
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-31

|...H .| .N.'..
 ,o ,usuee iu it as a c'mhN'nt
 rr. attack of several hundred sama. 1uI.mru upon ulr, ot 90 company .. American sut.,r.. rcsu'uu- r .n,m being killed aud ., r. .VH.I. nearly uu FIp.uo- wen. N.U - IIIuorlI evidence tMt th. M. tn t" Philippines .- moo, E., .a,r.N "..
 President Roosevelt I'm. eH"d u heading ou h,s official ',,,.- uH.r 'r"m .rHc EN.eIut. NUu.oH fu I. "H" U.u-.- ,>rlmul Jur f'.r "'u .,. ..>-uU,e muaaH- .H h. .'.'.. ... uut u.. "NNI. it...
 rrsJ.nt Roosevelt and the u>f Gone -r.... win I. confronted W.lH .. alaut Sam.. I.t nr..I..'. ". h.l. statesmen Vh. au. ma.H" |. d. t...ul ways tu spend muH.t
 |. WI. bI,. ,>,r nlJ an, ur....t h I.I uuI WrIt. hi. own m.-.- . N. what h. uoH-lt m tu.m I.rN.u. Roosevelt vW mot follow h.- .>.m".. il' i. somewhat of a writer himself
 ]. tb. Vrad.a, should writ. . mOr m.slru. a..,... h. u..I ..t ru.u-. stamp. ur .O. "HH . n.uu-ruf.. n.r Uut . t... u. wv. ' ..u. u. -... .l In Hrul
 
 TH. N.fun.I N.>"..r Am.. ...t..r hI- H..U tn. ,.-. 70. I.. ...'s monument It Canton .t s'.." thr. |. t1 raise tn. wnn.E
 Assistant S.orur .t tn. N'. '.I. .tt is to r.-in Th. N.t n.nm.. would lau. I"st worry .,.. ..eu.I months urH.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-31
Notice to Water Consumers

 may Dc minutes possibly a occasions though win definite possible
 NORTHWEST LIGHT & COMPANY
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-31

Finest grade trunks. grips. telescopes and bags-big cut ot our closing ort sH'e
 Chencya Boston ifHrs
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-31

Hotel Leland. Ns End Ave, Seattle Wash Central location. Rates rcas'n- able
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-31

Brown leather pure. Lost I1.I '.h ing between i.tb Hr.eJ and Ne.H drug store Reward Leave at thN oHI..
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-31

n Che way ot punishment should happen Co somo of these swIndlcre
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-31
The nnrrInr., Terror.

A burglar. well known Co the police Of the larger cities, who was recently taken Into custody. told a reporter that "a little dog" was more terrifying Co Che profession" than any burglar alarm or detective.
 "Guns be blowed" said hc. "Im dead willin to take a chance wid az cop. too. and the thinkers and sitch ain'i troublln me a little blt. But bic of a dorc! Ycssir. hates them little 'purps worsc'n poison. Tho hIg fci. lers St. Bernards and them you kin make friends with Give them a b.t of meat n.d they're an right But when one of them little dorgs comes at you. a-barkln and yclp.n you got Co sk'n out quick or you finds Che hull house atop Of you.
 "Tbcrc aln't no maLIn friends with them. They know you don't b'loug thc.c and they're just agoiu Co eit you out OF know thc reason why. The Come. 'ido. nice doggy. racket aint a.goin Go help you at all There's only one lliI. Co do when them utlle ltAcia gets Co l..'c-.n round your heels. Just git out lst as you kin e.C Nine times out of ten that aiut fast cnuu. nelthcr"-New York Mall aud Ex press.
 uls Dim Idea.
 A .eacLcr was Ewing her clasH an cN. .ro,.e u spelling and declining words
 "Ilomus. she said Go curly haired ut1c boy. "sppll 'ibcX.
 "I-h. ,."
 "Corrcct. Define it'
 "An hcX." answered Thomas after a prolonged mental struggle, "Is where you look n the back part of Che book when you want to find anything that's printed In thc front part of Che booS.'
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-31

Though thc British have er.t.- tn for Gfty years to win Ono N'ur.l" Dir lh-y hlvc won I emp 'rrr. '.t .rtl ,.ar- from Germ.u ,1sh'.".'. '' hIye also won cv,r year ul 'Ot t. .b, trophy on,pd hy i r" ". Yachts Fuuc1is
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-31

X raferee of pr.zeleht m WH. narrowly .-clp,d be.u- torn c" ".... '' l mob of spectators who I.UHt tA. H- decision. from which Incident t m. I. learned that t Is sometimes m''' .. ous to referee l drht ur H sumo ,'.' t. .rear.. u it as a eumhuunt
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-31
,.-L.--a .nn Chansc.


 TIcs".. a.I span yoru- officer who .'.r Ur# ,."0ud 0N'r veterans r.ur "-rar n battle and victory" is
 w amusing person. part.cu- H., '.a s.a... .. his own importance -ra1u,g t... 'U.i
 Or uu. ... word was received m ,.r..g. >uH African camps that on eH.h uj .e.la u.suu- every man In UG.,r army must change his .rrt
 Tho Iwr.r.al IIeht n.H-r who form cI part or t.e enmw"rj uaI only one shin. an.oe s.l ..i WITS ou thcir hress s.H ru--u-.r was dispatched n.>uleu Es. tuc honorable auD gal- lat o"rr teh from SgudhHrst knew 'r-Up.e
 .lr m. un uf Che Imperial Li-H t.... EI,.H.. eot ta -.enll sl.rL' said u. .u.l "HI rn.u .ua.n shirts with .9on other My ualc a.. operative
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-31

What kmd of 70 government must |, H thrt c1n't cor wou't hunt oul nur..' .H' eNtsmustr su,h hands of hi .ri " tbosa vt. abducted N..s 'iHHr M Mo. rdisIe What would other aI. i" uf tbe vuucJ states ur UhHt think of ourselves il wr had mont th1t cnIi Jo uothns ,' ' punish such crimes HeI'nst D".
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-31
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 -N.-." l. a.I .i t.. wau owes tt. himself n eU. ta .fc who can d. l.r-.uo.s ir uoe..>.r. .. course v.r'u't want my w. z, u..E iu r.. Kitchen. Ir' ...n0 .. hr |. in n -. On. u.... .. -. wh1. uas N.U.. Girls ln. eH' t.HE and nrtI a.. .ocas. W.'y swept away ,rt 'n. girl d.. s herself .r,, rs u a0r m hJmit
 {, Gu l.... u. learning to pl.y th. nau. or .n s,. tn" VW1r khay- yau' auI"
 "uu. Nr sp..U..ns" she cried. "oy- ,u>. me fnr n"ruru- yuu hut such a mrs thr. happened tl afternoon. IJtuuoI tN. c'-n..fH rr1 alI to my- s.lI .rI.r. luH. uu,u0dy win como U.. evening" AuI here you arc"