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DEAD MAN ACCUSED
Identification of Body NIny Free a
Prisoaer.

Prfsoaer.
Chicago, Oct 2.-The funeral serv-
ices over the remains of Thomas Brow
were interrupted in order that the body
about to be buried might be identified
as one of the toiispirdtors in the
wrecking by dynamite # the Held
maier u EdSewolth st61eyart1s six
weeks ago. The Identification will re-
tease an innocent man who is at pres
mi locked up in the county Jail charg-
ii with knowledge of the crime.
Frank Hardy, who had turned state
violence, was taken to the Brow resi-.
lcnce TO make the Identification. He
vas not told what was wanted of him.
and he was led into the house where
The mourners and friends Were gather
ad about the coffin. Approaching the
CONN, Hardy was told to look upon
The face of the dead man. One glance.
ana Ilardy's face turned white, and he
was visibly agitated, lie said, THAT
body is of the man they called Lou,
and he lit the fuse at the stoncyards."
Brow's death adds a new phase Of
mystery to the case. He arrived in
Chicago two days ago suffering from
severe Injuries to his legs. While be.
Ing taken home in the police ambti.
lance he became unconscious and died
"A Few hours later. The police are now
investigating the cause of his death.
At the time of the explosion at the
stoneyards the lives of hundreds OF
persons in the neighboring houses wcr,
endangered. They were saved only by
the bad manner in which the work was
handled. The dynamiters tried tc
wreck the machinery in the yards.
The sun., 1901-10-03
Limit En. slnne nnn..,,,,

constan,inoplr, Oct. .. The hrigands
who carried oif Miss Helen H. stone.
the American missionary, and her com
panion Nine. rsillla, Bulgarian lady.
have fixed Oct, $ as the limit of
time FOR the payment of the $4,000
ransom demanded for Miss stones re-
lease. The hi,lng place Of the bria.
ahds has not vet been discovered. and
the delay accorded by the abductors il
taken TO Indicate that they consider
their rptruNt nllile Sncl1re.
The sun., 1901-10-03
plngne Snrcnding.

Washington. Oct. 2.-Reports to til
marine hospital service from all parts
OF the world show Il continued spread
OF the plague in most sections. In
British East India during lie last re-
ported week there We're 2,622 new
plague cases ana l. $50 deaths recorded
IN the Bombay presidency. an incrcsse
of more than 200 deaths over the prr-
yious week. There We're 1856 plague
deaths in the city Of Bombay that
week and many others suspected.
The sun., 1901-10-03
A s;Inn 600 INirr

st. Louis, Oct. Fire broke out in
The plant or the Stnnard Milling com
lany At Alton. H., destroyed that
structure and 3u0,0O0 bushels Of wheat
and driven by a high wind. spread
rapidly TO adjoining buildings The
81. Louis fire department was called
on for help and sent up two colnplete
fire companies on special train. The
Stanard milling plant Which was en-
tircly destroyed, covered an entire block
Witil is elevators aud mill. The total
loss 50 far is estimated 1t S5OO00O, Of
which probably S200.GG9 was suffered
by the E. o. Stanard Milling com
pany.
The sun., 1901-10-03
shnt lIimseIr mi wife.

New York, Oct. "A double tragedy
was enacted in Il handsome residence
It Sl3 East One Hundred and Seven
t'etl street in NE BronX district otto
Pullich, We'll to do real estate agent,
was found III his room witll Il bullet
wound in bis mouth. by his side was
the body Of his Wife, deep wound in
the side of her head Indicating where
the bullet had entered that ended her
life. In Pullich's hand was graspcd a
large bulldog revolver two chambers Of
winch welr tmpty. " r,ason ful thc
decd is assigned,
The sun., 1901-10-03
The Nomination of seymour.

Trenton, \. j., Oct 2.-The nomina.
tion by the state Democratic convention
Of Mayor James NJ. seymour of New
ark for governor meets with the al-
proval of Democrats generally through.
out the state despite the bitter fight
that was made against him in the con.
yention. State Chairman Gourley. aft
er consultation with Mr. Seymour.
will name the five state committeeman
at large, and the campaign will be open
cd at once
The sun., 1901-10-03
A Sugrestion

Don't you know" said the kind
faced old gentleman who stops TO tall
with the children, ''that il is yerl
wrong for you 10 fight boy smaller
than yonrself?"
Yes was the reflective reply
I'm willing to take my share Of the
blame. But think he ought to havi
q lecture, too. on the imprudence II
speaking rudcly to boys who are big.
ger han he IS" Washington Star.
The sun., 1901-10-03
Million IL Cold From .Ios,,,

Seattle. Wash, Oct. .. The steamer
Humboldt has arrived from Skaguay
with PIG passengers and over S1OOO.-
900 in gold, half of 1t in care Of the
Alaskan Express company. It is the
second largest shipment Of the season
from the Klondikc. Among the pas
Srngers We're well known Klondike
claim OWNERS and Lirutenants Cam
ding and Blake of the revenue service.
The sun., 1901-10-03
EniseopnI Convention.

San Francisco, Oct. 2.-The tri.
ennal convention of Episcopal bishops,
clergy and laity was inaugurated at
4 80 z. m with the celebration of the
holy communion in the local Episcopal
churches. At II a. IN. the convention
was formally opened at Trinity church
with solemn religious exercises. Spy.
enty-five bishops were present.
The sun., 1901-10-03
More Than t.up,J.

Entire nous" said Miss Ayers, wh0
delights in talking dictionary French,
'hre You very fond Of Mr.. Guudhurt z"
We'll" replied May Brghtley, lies
very good friend Of mine"
"Ah. Your bon nmi?'
"lirtter than That. He's my bonbon
ami lie brings me box every time
li@ calls."--Cathuic Standard and
Times.
The sun., 1901-10-03
In n Tirht pInce

"You look thoughtful tonight,
Smith," remarked Brown, as he
stretched himself on the bed.
''ies," sighed Smith; Il have just got
note from the landlady.'
what does she say?"
"She says that | must pay my back
board at once, or her daughter will sue
me for breach Of promise. I'm think-
ing what Id better o."-Tit-Btts.
The sun., 1901-10-03
The Arithmetic osIoxe

Gladys Beantigirl-I insisted last
night that Jack and should count the
kisses we exchanged.
Maud Askington-W What was the re.
suit?
Gladys Beautigirl = Why, after
awhile we disagreed as to whether we
were in the sixth or seventh hundred,
and we had to begin all over again
Town Topics.
The sun., 1901-10-03
IRON Mining ~ .I.xx,,1c ! =

Utica, y. y, Oct 2.-Thc .Iayvillc
iron mines on the line of the Carthage
and Adirondack railroad, which have
been idle for Somr years. are to br ~
0rened at once. \ new company is re-
ported TO lave been formed in Phila-
dclpllia, and President Watson of Au-
burn is on the ground preparing to
have work resumed.
The sun., 1901-10-03
House Buyers Attention.,

Look at once IT new houses, Tenth ana
Lombard street rooms ana hath. Tar
butt five already sold Its the price thai
SELLS them quickly. Best value III thr
Guy, Home Real Estate Company.
Agents on ground.
The sun., 1901-10-03

Ladies'. Secure II home. Will nrv.
be cheaper NJ bother from commission
erS. You will control your own streets
sewers, water and light. Finest sitr IN
the State. Magnificent view. Five cont
fares. Perfect drainage. Avenues 60 fcrt
wide Lots 55Nl2S. Al this ut "rhr
Crttl'S Public sale, Saturday. October
hth p M Special car leaves Sixth nnl
King streets l.30 y. m For particulars
apply IT Office iO6 Ford Building. Opcn
evenings.
The sun., 1901-10-03
...e on transatlantic Iins,.

Havre, France. Oct. 2.-The engine
room workers of the transatlantic ana
other lines have decided to go out ON
strike Among the reasons given for
ms Is the companies intention TO re-
dllce the number Of men employed on
their vessels.
The sun., 1901-10-03
Indian sepurcr.cr il Ontario

An Indian sepulcher has been found
in Lincoln county. ont II contained
upward of 500 skeletons, which are
thought to belong 10 the tribe Of
kitiwandarons, or Neutins, allied to
the Hurons, and eNterminated by the
Iropuois in the seventeenth century.
The sun., 1901-10-03
Disastrous FIoods - sn.,

RarceloNa, Oct. Widespread dew
hstalIon has been caused by floods in
the districts of San Baudilion and Lilo.
hresat. Cottages have been swept
away. and whole villages are inundat-
ed. Many families who have been cut
OIL from escape are in peril.
The sun., 1901-10-03
NIondiI<e Commissioners sus..o,.,

Seattlc, Wash, Oct. =. Dawson dis
patches state that J. I.anglos Bell. as.
slsthlit gold commissioner for the Klon-
dixie district, has been suspended from
office. No reason has been given for
the change
The sun., 1901-10-03
For Mnyor or png.,

Buffalo, Oct. 2.--E -Erastus c. Wright.
state comptroller, has been unanimous.
y nominated for mayor by the Repub
lican city convention.
The sun., 1901-10-03
Score by Innings.

Sunmary-Earne runs, Wilmington.
z; Athletics. 5; two base hits. Hoffman,
Diggins Jordan, three base hit. Kcr-
win; sacrifice hits, Diggins, Kerwiu,
Moss, Melchor. 8; Doran 2; Somers: bases
on balls of Jordan, /; off Walker, l.:
struck out. by Walker. 2; by Jordan. / !;
stolen bases. Cassidy, Campbell. .; Ker-
WIN; passed ball, Diggins wild pitch.
Walker; left on bases. Wilmington. y.
Athletics, 10; time, lao; umpires, Wiz
gand and Serad
Today the last game of the season will
be played, it being with the Athletics
for the inter-city championship. Geor.,
l,rrmtiss will pitch for Wilmington and
biliN Day will pitch for the Athletics
ana lplgginS will be back of the bat.
l'rcntiSs arrived home Il few days nro
having made a great record with proyi,
dellce Clnb. Next season he will play
with the Boston American League Chb.
The sun., 1901-10-03
WILMINGTON
DEFEATED

Wilmington went to Chester yesterday
and was defeated by the Athletics of that
place by the score of IL to 6. The score
follows:
The sun., 1901-10-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
closing Quotations of the New YorL,
stock Exchange

New York, Oct g
Money on call firm Al per cent Prime mer
'"htiie paper i'sa5ia per cent Sterliu@ exchange
hih, WIN aetla business in bankers bins at
f4'>3isa''No's iar demand ana ii si.a3i, XIV S.,aa
for 90 days POSTS. rates. 81. Sai,a4 "a ani n S,t9
aN"t2' Commercial bills, "a. s2ta4 s3A SilyrI
''rtiil'%t"s unqautrl, Bar silver, 5Slsc. Mpyicip
"oiiars, ih'2r GiAurHncnt bonds steady. State
bonds inactive Railroad bonds firm
Closing prices.
The sun., 1901-10-03
New
Fancy. .
Cheviot
Suits.

Nobby styles and newest
patterns in special lots at
$I2 and SIS. Some new,
fine, dark worsteds at SIS
and $2o. Small lots that
we closed out and can give
you exceptionable values.
New black cheviots, new
black thibets, new dark
mixtures in clieviots and
thibets, big new stock and
latest styles at our popular
price of $40, $r2 and SIS.
Full line Of odd trousers all
sizes. BOYS knee pants, IS
cents to 81. 50; boys long
pants, SO cents to $500;
mems working trousers,
81. 90 to $500.
Open Tuesday and Satur.
day evenings:
The sun., 1901-10-03
Baseball Yesterday,

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Cincinnati.
The sun., 1901-10-03

Fot young men,
sizes 81 to 3S.
Latest cut coats,
vests and trous-
ers. Broad shoul-
dered coats, cuffs
on sleeves and
high cut vests.
The sun., 1901-10-03

: - I''III. THTTTVS .NHSTl nnU III
SECOND GAME.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-01-25
! Queen Victoria died on Tuesday
I morning, aged, nearly 80 years. Low
led by her subjects and respected by
! 1.-THE whole world-the longest and
/! best reign, Of and for England has
! closed.

: 8 r.
February 4th is by recommendation of
State Supt! Devine to be observed as
tJohn Marshall Day." In the early his
tory Of this government John Marshall
stood at the head of tae judicial branch
as did Washington at the head Of the
executive branch. The problems which
came before that first supreme court
were weighty with good or evil to the
future Of this land. That they were de-
cided for our best interests history
proves. We are liable to forget how
great the responsibility Of the supreme
court even at the present day, and yet
many times in our history the very life of
the nation has depended on the wisdom
and patriotism Of the judges of the
supreme court. 1t is we'll indeed by thus
recalling the life and labors of the most
eminent American jurist to also empha-
size the Importance and power of this CO.
ordinate branch of government, which in
a hundred years has never given de-
cision to be disputed by the people or
their legislative or executive officials.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-01-25

As we write. the news of the dailies is
that Queen Victoria has but few more
hours or at most days to 1--we. We be-
lieve the whole world will unite in the
eulogy, that as woman. and queen she
has done the best she could, as she saw
it, for England and for Christendom, for
God and for humanity. Her errors have
been Of the head and not OF the heart.
History will touch lightly on these, as
they are few and Of but little moment,
while the glories 81 her long reign eclipse
those of any other sovereign Of history.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-01-25

The later news from the Philippines
seems TO show that the rebellion there
has dwindled down to bands Of Ia
drones'' or thieves who prey on their
own countrymen BY threats and violence,
and who never make any organized
stand against y. S. soldiers. It will how
ever take nsiderable time and force to
clean out these bands but it seems that
our soldiers have now practically only
a sort sof "mo united police duty 10 per-
form.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-01-25

The Pan American Exposition at
Buffalo, New York this coming summer
begins to attract attention. The Expo.
itself will undoubtedly be grand. Not so
large as "a Chicago or Paris worlds fair,
but also not so large that it cannot be
taken in by the average visitor. Buffalo
is beautiful city, with splendid streets,
while twenty miles away connected by
electric and steam cars is Niagara, where
a week is none too long to take in all the
wonders and beauties, while Toronto is
distant but a short trip by rail or steamer.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-01-25
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
u. s, Representative, Thos. F. Marshall.
"a. @. Hansbrough, p. McCumber

y Senators, II. g. Hansbrough,P p. McCumber
Governor, Frank Whtte. IS SSas9
Lleut. Governor, David Bartlett.
Secretary Of State, b. i. Porter.
+ State Treasurer, D. u. McMil an.
& State Auditor, "A. n. /. Carlblom. ~
y AttOfney General, O ID COmkt0ck.
Railroad Commissioners, +. Shea. Q. ].
Lord, J. j, Youngblood:
superintendent OF Public instruction, y.
ID. Devine.
s Attorney General. o. d. Comstock.
Commissioner VI Agriculture and LABOR,
r. j. Turner. -,
J.J. YonngblOod G. ]. Lord.
Judges Supreme Court, N. .. Young, AL
fred Wallin, D. E. Morgan.
First District, Juds0n LaM Moure. Pembina.
second District, James Fuller, st. Thomas
REPRESENTATIVES.
First District, w. J. Watt, Hyde Park,
t. Cheyalier, Bathgate.
second District, Il. II. Restemayer, Cava.
ier, Sohn Thordarson, Hensel.
Judge of the District Court, seventh IN.
dicial District, W. J. Kneeshaw. Penn
Clerk Of District Court, A. L. Airth.
COUNTY oFFIcERs.
States Attorney, w. ]. Burke.
sheriff. +. j. Farrow.
Auditor, Paul Williams
Treasurer, Robert Mcbride.
Reglster Of Deeds, J. NJ. Chisholm.
County Judge, j. d. w allace.
Superintendent Of Schools, j. W. Alex
ander.
Surveyor, F. E. Hebert
Coroner, DR.. u, +. Ersk1ne.
COUNTY oOMMIss1oNERs.
First District, F. G. Myrlck, Pembina.
second District. 8. Stgurdson, Gardar.
Third District. Geo Tnylor BRthxate.
Fourth District,J. NORM, Neche:
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-01-25
Whether Is divide he ri state u, ), ;nto !

Whether to divide the state into con-
sgressional districts east and west 81 north
and south IS what is troubling the solons
sat Bismarck. Fargo and Grand Forks
will hardly want 70 Be Ia one district but
the western people seem rather willing Is
put The politicians Of both cities into one
heg Ifnos sdistricts are made the whole
stale vii vote for both hcongressmen, and
perhaps that a q good q way % any.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-01-25
OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.

rERa1s. sa.oo PER AazHzv:a N
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-24
THAT WINTER
 LINE
Plans of Nome Stage Service
 Are Formed
Work Is Co Begin At uiamna Bay Division tho First of Next Month. Supplies and Live Stock wnl Be Shipped North Soon

" VI E.Hb .. r.H r.Ir..-.'. ...r. m1u1e.r Co. fH. r.H. 1H.H D"m'I
 which |. ..t....N... winter overland U.r.. .t... U.. ...m ..mHI h'.. " Cook .r..f 0. N.m. U.. arrived .t s. ..... .. ... ... E.... r. HHr.H. . -.et lH. .U.....f t.. company E... s.I.. |. S.. r....... ... bonn. .' ..I .. f.. principal .u.m.l... .. Oh. uf.n ...- enterprise. II. NU ...u operation. .u November T. luf O. tH. ..t t.. com. HIns f.. ...r.HI ... N.u. steamship c.ut.u... .t ... ..H .r tr"HHr.- .e on. ..... ". and ..Ht
 ru. Centennial wi. U...r h.r ...'e. .H0ut October l sI. HU uh. n" toms .f u.uU.. U.U U..-.Ok lumber and material IT Q. To. ...I .n on. ..t1H..u. mont .. .nl... .nI t town ..ft..m.Ht .u u.m. H... which u. To. u-I as Ono c..b H..f ..rm.Hu. .. tH. Ur. iI.r ..rs. U. Q. ....I. .>t. u..I co. sl'e- H.rs
 u on. ..H...H.... .I I' tons .. .Hn. rII.- .HI m...... ..| .N h.ra t- tHe Som. .. T... ..I co. On. uu. won. ...H... som. .-... t.. tu St Michael .. ... ....m.-. Sr UHu uI Portland from ~H r.r.... HHI S..l Old. r....r... |.... .h..m Hf. a.u. ao..m.I..I h. N.m.r E smith Cha. surveyor ..I ...... .. tH. r.ut.. W.. win IIt. ...r.. .. fHr I..'.Hr fr.u N.m. n. m. N.... rH. Iu. a O. .r. t.. Yukon .i . point r..r Holy 'r.. m.ss..u. Prior n. t.. S. rH IHi Porte nHI shipment. ... -.Une schooner N..- U. c...mlH. u.IH I.. toms of supple. t.d oHfHt- .Hr t.. UH. WIS dispatched I. tH. mouth .r tr. N..H.e.k Tn. D.hmHu ..r-. II. t. In. ..I tn on. construction of On. central U.....r. 70 win l. trans frr.I Q. r..r .0.f. .HI shipped Hr tho stream .....f. .... m.Hs Q. tH. crossing ur Oh. NII-.I.t. I. IHe sfs. IH.
 MT Rank .H..H..I nat b. expects 0. h.. lH. .H. .H operation It. .nNr. d..t.n.. h. November Nnt on. ....t Important r.Hr .. m. establishment .. th- .tle. h.-Ha.. uI I. H.tr.- winter m.I ........ IIu... -...t. amt NHm. Th. ..mH... II. I.u ....H ..rH..
 
 auI |, H.. 1. t..r represented t. t.. I.- Htrm.Ht Chat It ..n tr...puu mII from uamm u.. t. N.m. In .N I.t. THr mlU n t. .. ..ru.I from Seattle to D. nmHl ut tH. .,..m.r. af ta. Nnset Commercial D.mH.n. trI fH. N.uU.rH comm.nI Company. which vu ...- tf. iH ..HI.H.t..H .I... uI.H tH. .t.Hmr.a prIne a.-tutrJ of IHH.Iu. Ey sueb lH arane,m.ut Mr Rank r.Is canuI,r. that r.s e.ma,n. uu To. th.. to J.He,r S,ltu. mIT u Nom. n t0o weeks and t... tDrH.
 Au to.d tr. company win have forty or lur mon .nI probably rn h.r. ,m. uIar,J n .l. operation 0l on. Un.
 Th. establishment .f tH. .H-. UU. said tD b. uut urImHar u ,a. coon straouor u um. of 10 railroad from u- amul bay c. N.m. IHI ur tn tbeEu,. stone and E.uur S.rIt Tb. promoters of the Hss. Ono. Ir. .I.. tb. auus1I blck,rs of tHa ur.na..J railroad
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-24
Lituo Steamer Prospootor To Now
 At Thirty Milo

The utJc steamer prospcc,or a7 I,d mp for tb. uut,r sh, hIs u....'..d u Thirty Milo lu order tp bc in a position Co mako au carly Grip to Dawson at the rrs- ouorins of ulvls1tun next season.
 The pr1ercctor hls operated extensive lv ou Che Stewart river run Jhis year. uut thas made several weu paying trips to White Horse from p1v Captain Ruch.c. In an mtcr ". sl..:
 .NN. vW operate o.r bo1t exclusively on tho Stewart r.Nt season. There win bs much prospecting done during thc winter ou Che tributaries of thc stewart which should make bus.uess good for tnc steamer next year stewart river is cS. c,eImeIy difficult Go gate 1t amy umc of Che year. which .,.s it most reccs-
 are for a steam. .1 bc D. arly built for thc business 'rlsr to rate with success
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-24
WAS IN THF
 AFFAIR
More Light Thrown on Seu-
 SatiOnal Card Game
Ovor His Own signature Ono Of tho Players Tells His Story Of the Blachinck Game On thc Steamer White Horse
sI1rT NI-II 0-I " V"

Ss1rwav Alaska Oet aa UH ro tbe Editor Daily Alaskan.
 I.ur sr. u your Sunday iaeu. of tH. N..Elr mad when. Nul mentioned Iluut tb. UHek Jack gam. which WIS nte.I oH tH. steamer Wut. ilor. 0b.r. On. marked cards won. u..J p.J .r which uHs correct lIt vuu mentioned ..n. psupl, thlt won. uut iu tl, sam. 10 uI NIu'ub Sptz.u far Instance. el.Ht u th. game
 ua. Iu tb. gam. mvH.r and Vu s... suu tb. truth ot tbs whole thue Th.r uI. oHy ur. of us .H the gam, Ht tH. um. Mr WooIvorth. of nuVsnu. D.. Nur.h th. wrestler. Steve EurtJ a -Imh.er uf Dawson. and b,H utuuar whose u1me dIi not learn. and m. .'I afterwards found out chat Sut. EIu r.tt and hs partner wore prof. aorrI rr.lt.r. auI mad. sImhHue nu. .ue.- hlI uuIE played a short tms when ! r.IUz.I something was wrong. '.r E.r r.fl ard I.s partner would draw iH ii-il IuI sometimes N IuJ mIk. .N and q m..t every ums soon quit the s1m. lnt stood Ioobn- uu. when Marsh ut. I.Hy quit and said. "GHuti.m.n. ] think th.re s som.taiue wrnue with th... cards NoV oV, lsN. which ] aI post u NIT WuoIVouha hands, r.- . th. clrI. Tomorrow W. VU au .N- uIlr tI. glrI. auJ .r there ie uatnH- wrong VJh tn,m Mr WooiVouh Is i' uru over the money to Barrett and nI. partner"
 Tb. next day the cards were examined To, 10 committee and found to bo mrr's..l NHr.h's money was returned t1 him. IuI the ctrls riv,u to Steve Glrru. who. moo doubt could have toId moI. lb.ut tbem h1I hc cared to do e,. li. I.I hs would turn th. eauls over to tlr police 1t White Horse. but eI.- l. fI.ueht better ot t and l,t It eo My omH.ou r lhlt tbe c1rIs we're Eluets Iui hlt he and h.s partner wore Very me.y ta .-olue ls easily as they d.J uopue tHtt lou wu correct thc ma- takes u Sundays paper ] remain.
 Yours truly.
 B. F UNENON.
 Our of th. puyprr
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-24

An Che preparations for Che winter mon service to Che Interior arc now complete The horses and dog tcams. slclshs and supplies for usc between Dawson and White Horse are now at Che relay sta- uoua along Che river
 One of Che recent steamers arrived at Dawson with eight horse and two teams of slV dogs each Those arc for Dawson station. % likc number of cnch 1rc ut each of Che numerous stations for tnc whole route An Che animals win nc worked m relays and Che men Che slu,c so Che best of time win bc made rrmo Che start
 The White Pass Company keeps in its employ plenty of tried and reliable men. Their rccorl for quick time iu Che past h1s caused people at times Co remark that Che winter mln service is almost. if uot quite. as good -os Che summer.
 As m past yclrs Che first mall from un thc river win bc dispatched in canoes. They win take advantage of Che water 1a much 1a they can and when necessary the. win ukc to Che icc or thc shores No opportunity win bc overlooked Go put thc mail forthcr ahead each day. and even so Che nrst one or two trips arc likely Co tako from 20 Co sD days.
 Tine dog teams win hc used solely for Che urst of Che travelling They are cm- r.osod because of thc thIu tee is not sof' for horses and Go break Che triL They win ro once 70 week and take Che cone tract amount of m1l of 5D1 pounds with thom. After that One horse teams. with l capacity Cor passenser7. win ho pnt or and kept ou Che rn all winter The scr. vic. win bc 1s often os business win warrant and th, mou win bc taken w r,uurutN 1s offered
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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-24
TO REPORT ON NOYES
Captain French Who Recently Wont
 South Had That Mission

Capt French. Of Che U. S. army who went south ou tne last Dolphin wis cut ro Nome Go report on the Moves cas' IIe dropped nothing while m town t1 say what his report woull he.
 Tho Captain win return in Che spring to uperIntcnd tho construction of Che telegraph line along Che lower river points. connecting Che various forts. and extending Go Nome