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The age-herald., 1901-04-20
c;use of Their Success,

From the Randolph Leader. ..s .zc, gS
 4, newspaperi may, spend years. of time and valusbls space in boosting people, and their person.i interests and then never even get any 'ecognition of the favor from some of then, Yet the free newspaper advertising sone foiKs receive constitutes the biggest element Of their success
The age-herald., 1901-04-20
Party on. rriai.
From the Florence Heraa. s'ft 2 {

From the Florence HeraA ss 9A.'2
 The Democratics partyam Alabama is on trial before the .peopis of the United States VIII you. vote for the constitu- tionai convention and sustsn the party or against 7the convention and repudiate both the party and. the pieds.s made by the state Convention The, ,contet tion has pledged itself to accomplish certain re forms and 1t win carry them oit or for ever: be, condemned and stuitifsi by the vot CTS of thes State. !" ss4,s sals,is
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LAND TITLES.
REAL ESTATE.

BARGAINS FOR SALE. ssoo-Lot 5ox2w.. avenue. K, bet 9th and 18th sts. = q kz &b5f9 s75o-House and lot, 18th st, near ave. H. ss5o Each-Two lots. 50x1so. avenue F. .N40o sEach-Two excellent lots, 2sd st., 5 North. fss sH# siooo Each-Twp: lots. 12th ave. near saa st. North. ass s4se5sss& s75o Each-Two lots, 22d st.. North. s12Oo-Lot sox74o, near 12th ave. and 24th st., North.
 < ;5oOo .Eaah-Two cbusiness lots, 4th ave. near Hiilman Hotel si5i-f fif'f ''H $7600 Each - Two business lots, 1st ave. near 18th st, extending back ito railroad. $12,000 For two business lots and im- provements s4th- ave, near 20th st. $45O0 = Good 2-story residence, 5th ave; close in.g ] siN5 Fs94fi4s ahSfR8A 34s6o-Two-s residence. modern ia ev- cry way, 4th ave. close in. $5ooo-Excelient 2-story residence. near 9th ave; close in. ,.ss ..,s ..is.s.sf 5000 AResidence. 4th ave- near 25d st Let us sell you ai beautiful home site on Fountain Heights. overlooking the city; streets graded and curbingsput in free; lots $500 to $1250 terms easy.
 MiP MESSERf & COMPANY,
 Real Estate and Insurance. Phones S1s 224 N. Twenty-first Street
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ndense strides along the path of progress It ls. the duty Of every Democrat to 50 to the polls on Tuesdayland vote for the.con- ventions ssts
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' ea' :o Il FOR sALE.s iss8 arrr

asas ef- .o sIs FOR SALE is-8 arsr s5oo-Ten-acre tract near, East Lalse. $235o-Elegant. Groom cottage in Wood
 lawn, on corner; lot 156x14o; fine orchard. $s50 -Sixeroom cottage in Woodlawn rent
 ing for. H20; good investment. ,,,,.. s23 o00ATwo 3-story North 20th st stores $15. 600 North 10th st. store. gtiifog sts s12 800 Third ave, Box14o, near eoth st.. $4Oo0 = Eight-room modern South High q lands home. istI eai sii3Hf9agN Hsss $626o- -Choiee new, home on South 2oth st. s6o0o-Second ave. brick store.
 $500O- -Nine-roorn z-story house, close in, and renting for s540.Gi HaHj seE si $1s0o-Seven-room 2-story. house on South
 18th st.. renting for $24o. " We buy, sell, rent and insure property. x ,.,,,s t,. R.. McCONNELL &, CO.,. s. Phone 46 ,., No, 2020 Third Avenue
The age-herald., 1901-04-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE sPEcTAE MEsHENGER SERVICE. E n2 sfSeTth 18th ssts tssopen from a. ngtcf F 12 midptghts, delivers tnotes and parcels for to and 16c; note paper aud envelopes HurnIshed ffee; { the Special on ralny. days uses the rstreet ears and buggy in
 giving prompt, reliable and. confidential
 service; ask everybo%y about the spe-
 cial We don't care what they say--Socd
 or bad7-wes likssis that's sll.s E sE VI : LUMBER for qIick shipment. Lathrop
 Lumber Co.,. 2c15 lst. ave. Birminghan,
 Ala. Phone s6A 1-A-tf LOVEJOY q HUFFMAN. real estafe and sjnsurance agents. Rssssrner. Ala Cole stfonsso a1f kind wanted and attended to promptly. Correspondence solicited. Ref-
 erence; Bank o< GotAmerces &SSsts 4-14-5t-su- tu-th-s -sat-sun
 NOTICE TO. RAILROAD CONTRA dr-
 ORs-Abaut sixty days good work for stwo or thfes Small mule eut6ts Yor grading on thet Georgia Pine Road Address at once, Saxon g Hanks. sCon- tractors, Tallahassee, Fla. 4-17-l4t
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AGENTS IwANrEp.

,., accident sand bond sin-
 surance agents to represent our com
 paniss fin towns and cities of Alabama 3 Liberal contract M. F. Messer G CO.
 genesaraE agents. Birmngham. AIa.is'o IsS .iesels. ps. aYalzS asis Ya s7s-2m AGENTS WANTED, -rs Man or woman sss wanted to employ and superintend
 agents;- s1S per week. salary and ex-
 penses; permanent position ziegler Cc.. y R2o Locust st. Philadelphia, PaNe , ! a-20-et-sat-sun lta a4il Ea HnaaE lnah.
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.sIn Society 5

E Rrhe Southern Club will hold it's regular monthly meeting tonight at which time president wilI' be elected to succeed Ma ior Anderson, who recently resigned.
The age-herald., 1901-04-20

,,c. nervous,i blood and prfyAte diseasss. q EVERY FORM or PRIVATE DIS EASE POSITIVELY CURED UNDER Consuitauons, at Sffics or by maiI .sr, z,ny,t edg ffAei sSrsa9slsfs psg ! Treatment by uai1 to part4ss who can not visit ma No wrtttsn spfsscriptisnsA
 i've furnish all medicines. N 4,4. Birminsh21n Daily sNews:l 'Ths New scommend. hum lDf. Posier, meat oerdiea- 2 Ags-Herald: His long record and O. sv proved abilities entitls him to the proud ] distinction of standing at ths head. of his
 pf0{efston 's-S ''s s's " AlaSamAs sChYietisns Advoeats: 'Tlss pso.. lfesaopal etandtne ,is peachabls ma
 ihisscha!adtsr = 2 ss3tie1aAsl spx | aits- Office and dispensRf1 corner Tkird ave
 nus and NinsassntA stssss Dls1inshaMs r ALA. taasss ss
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WANTEn.

IVY nANIED- Everybody going 10 Texas to <. travel via the Queen and Crescent
 Route (Ala bama Great, Southern Rail-
 road). Twelve q2) hours quickest time.
 superb vestibu1ed trains. Cafe dining
 cars See J. c, Lusk. T. P. A. No. 2o1s ItefFirst avenue 8A ff'S3 efaiaH 5'' 12-44tf WANTED-Bids on driving rock tunnel U ex8l feet:i 100 feet per month required. IT Address Pioneer Mining and Mfg CD.
 Hood Building. ,s..s,f, ..4-1s.7t WANTED = To rent. a house. e. or 8
 rooms, Northside, close, to business part or city; have no children. Address H.. care Age-Herald. s'aIsH eas~f saf [ iWANTEDATwo or three nice plate glass tsrnfrrors cheap for cash Apply Hiifside
 Cream and Lunch Co.,, ns North 18th st. fl 54s1s=strt trthu-sat-su1 ifa ts.ass s-.n4s:f
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Is. That Your .Rennedy9 ,

From. the nsouthein. AeEis1 D a.sfudS
 One thing the p,hlic may look forward to with, a good desree Of certainty and prepare for It aat. otce. The spring fever is bound ,ws ;belieys. shortly. to follow the Ia grippe. andstsestbest sjremedyt yet disccvered to modify s'ts ;effect is to get out early, and make, s, good day work before.the heat of the; dayigets in full.
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BUSINESS oPpoRTuhITtEs. s.

saFoRTyNBs 9oJjfcKLY MADE IN slaOIIz; write for .newibookiet just out),
 also special bulletin and adyices sonl oil Co.,. Bankers, 50 Broadway. New York, ss4 4-1S44t-eods s.s'afi't'4ss Fn sF43 Y
 "FoRTuNEs VoufciRaL K Y'r- MADE --t IN ! lOIL.'s Write for new booklet dust out). VI also special bulletin iand advices on oil
 Investments mailed free. Beckiey d rs Go.,s Bankers 50 Broadways New, York
 4-16-4t-tu-th- sat-su
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FOR 9AIE

FOR SALE ' Mammoth Bronze turkey
 eggs; largest poultry farm in the south. sa Glengarry Poultry Yards Somerville.
 Ienn-a .1 .aa .s1sss5ass f3asa 70 s-s-tf s26o Cash. balance s6 per month. pfdoe ,,r M4oo, for niee new, Broom gcotta ge l and
 lot one block of cars. 1906 18th, ave,
 North, or will rent for s15 Smith & E stiiInan, 220i21st St, as3s sfseeisI 4L1s-st
The age-herald., 1901-04-20
OR. Q. T. DOZIER, SPccisiisf. ..l'f'"N Genito Urinary Surrarx..

Cutaneous and vsnereal die eases. All deu- cate disorders sf sexual z organs and pelvic vicsra of m c n a n 1 women Cystit- ts, stxicture,
 sexual weak ness. prostitirib irregularities of wamen. inapedi- ments to mar 'riage. and all forms of chron-
The age-herald., 1901-04-20

steady by better foreign purchases and .iess sxnacfafionsFofi a rfc9rd breaking yield in 1e0L ssf4 tlE E Failures for The week number POS lni the sTAfted statss against 1s4slAst year. and in Canada against II last year
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WITH THE EDITORS OF
 THE STATE PRESS.
Silver Service.

Fromsthe Mobile Item. 9
 Interest in securing a<silvsr service for the battleship Alabama seems to have died out completely. Maybe after the election Is over, the matter VIII be re vived 1t Is to be hoped so.s anyway G F
The age-herald., 1901-04-20

FOR RENT-TNew, modem 2-story, frame
 dwelling; gas. electric lights and all
 conveniences;s 18th st., 100 feet from lith
 ave. South Morris LovenAn. @e' 4els-3t FOR RENT-lOneH nice furnished room, e05slath, st :, North Ansas kpiaesN n4-1sltf
The age-herald., 1901-04-20

FOR RENTEFives room cottage. vii, modern improvements; freshly papered Humbolt Rave.t, South Highlands; sas
 Store South 10th and avenue Fl, t fine stand. s25, rMcIsesterl & svonHoose.R { 4-20-3t s,
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E0Rn RENIca !

FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT q Front D room. nicely furnished.a2z1e 4th ave.1t
The age-herald., 1901-04-20

= MONEY TO LEND. lr MONEY TO LENDr-We have; 60, ,ooo- to
 lena on Birmingham property at a very
 low rate; we avoid 'lonE delays. and
 lend from $500 gupsa call son&us. 424 Chali- s feux, Buildjpg. D. E, Allen, <, Co-sF s 6-Is-tf ss@ ss1s AsesSN~" t'1s.f.s "se
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]. ONE CENT A WORD

No Ad. Taken for Less Than zs cents-
 Cash Must Accompany Each order.
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TO RENT .--7t Furnished or unfurIiished , four rooms, with, bath. opposite Central
 Park. Apply, 1920 .Sth ave-. North g,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-27
SUDDEN DEATH OF MRS. TEAsLKY.
Her Long Fight With the Norfolk and Yves
tern.Railroad Recalled a

Especial to News and Observer)
Durham, N. c., Sept. 26.-Miss Bow
ers Teasley died quite suddenly at the
county home at late hour last night.
She was sent there some few months
ago, having been pronounced insane by
a commission of lunacy. Up to late
yesterday afternoon she was as well as
usual but later in the night she was
taken with something like heart disease.
She was about fifty years of age and
had given the Norfolk and Western
Railroad people much trouble for which
she gained much notoriety.
The trouble began several years ago
when the road was first built through
her place. She was offered five hundred
dollars for the damage the road did to
her place, but refused it, asking ten
thousand dollars. The five hundred dol
lars was put in the office of the clerk OF
the court and lay there several years
After remaining in that office some time
it was sent to the University of North
Carolina as unclaimed. She then adver-
tiscd the road and all fixtures for sale
in the city papers. She used to take a
United States flag and wrap it about her
and stand on the track. At last, about
two months ago she was arrested and
brought to Durham and was later pro
nounced insane.
Miss Teasley lived in Mangum town
ship, in this county and her remains
were buried there late this afternoon.
She leaves one brother. She was worth
several thousand dollars.
Judge r. w. Winston and Mr.. V. S.
Bryant spent yesterday at Benehan
this county, where they went to appear
as counsel for Mr.. j. J. Forsyth. who
was charged with assault with deadly
weapon. Recently crowd of negroes
went to the house of Mr.. Forsyth and
refused to leave when he told them. He
first used rock, then his knife and
later pulled his gun and shot negro
named Joe Bullock. The wound was q
slight one. After hearing the evidence
Mr. Forsyth was discharged on the
grounds that he did not use any more
force than was necessary to protect his
person and home.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-27
ASSETS.

Appropriation for 1S99-19OO, $1O5, 414.1C
BY mules, horses. farming i'm
plements sold from Halifax,
Northampton, Arson and
Castle Hayne farms. ........ 12OS4.82
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-27
IT COST SIG, 900 A MONTH
But the New Board Has Been Running
the Pen at an.Expsnse ofl0Dly
$4,000 Month.
CLAIMS That CANNOT. lBE COLLECTED
They Will b, Put Into the Hands Of the At
iorney General For Collection by Law.
The COMMITTEES s11Report
in Detail.

The report of the finance committee
OF the penitentiary directors to the Gov
ernor, setting forth the condition OF that
institution, was made public yesterday
and is most interesting document. 1t
shows:
/. That the Day administration cost
$685. .sO1 year, or s1s,o79 month.
2. That the present administration is
costing only 10000 month-a saving of
$4,000 month as compared with the
Day administration.
3. That where Superintendent Day
claimed surplus in earnings of $34,456,
there is really a deficit of $35, 495-or in
other words, that in his annual report
there was a shifting of about $4,000 to
the wrong side of the ledger.
AS stated in yesterdays forecast OF
the report, the committee does not GO
into the irregularities of book keeping
and management. This was impossible,
for the reason that it had not the power
to send for books and papers.
immense amount CT work by expert ac-
countants and book-keepers. 1t is in
full as follows:
To His Excellency, the Governor:
We, the finance committee of the
States Prison, to whom wass referred
your request by the Hon. j. S. Mann,
superintendent, for a full investigation
of the receipts and disbursements of the
said prison from January 1st, 1899, to
January 1st 1901, and from the latter
date to April Bird, 1901, (this last date
being the date on which the present adj
ministration assumed charge), beg leave
to report that we have examined the
books. vouchers and pay-rolls of the
prison up to and inclusive of December
31st, 1901. and find the following assets
and liabilities:
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-27

have to pay today, if you were prepared
to take it up, $406, 250 instead of 1926, coo,
its face value, and the sum at which 1t
could have been liquidated had no divi-
dends been paid until after it's settle
ment. 1t has fifteen years TO run from
March, 1902, which entails the payment,
during that time, of 1892, 500 in interest
alone, leaving the principal still due.
1t can with certainty be refunded at 4
per cent, and the probabilities that it
can be converted into 31a per cent
loan are so great that it may be con-
sdered a certainty, and we will, there
fore, make the calculations upon that
basis.
AT % per cent premium your bonds
will cost $406, 25000, upon which, interest
at 35 per cent Will be, per annum
$14,21S.75. Deduct that from the present
interest $19.500o0, and we have an an
nual saving of $5,2S1.25, which in fifteen
years, the time the present bonds have
to run, will amount to $79,21S.75. which
ought to be saved to your company.
IF we could do no better than to re-
fund at 4 per cent the saving to your
company even at that figure would be
$4S, 10000.
cit seems to us, that to business men,
the advisability of refunding needs no
further argument.
ut is a matter of congratulation to be
able to point to the increasing business
which, by the efforts of your officers and
employees is being created and worked
up for your road, and to call your at
tention to the gratifying fact that its
earnings for the fiscal year ending june
80 1901, are the largest in it's history,
exceeding those Of the previous year by
the comfortable sum OF $22.37S.97.
but Notwithstanding the great de-
struction OF crops, the loss of tonnage
and the increased cost of keeping up tho
track incident thereto, our earnings have
exceeded our operating expenses by the
sum Of $SS, 509.73 which, but for the ex-
traordinary expenses necessary TO put
your road in condition to safely and OK
peditiously transact its business, could
have been paid in dividends to its stock
holders.
with the end of the present ifs eetl
year, we hope to announce the liquida-
ton of the floating debt; that the large
extraordinary expenses have ceased tc
be necessity, and that your road is
upon a dividend paying basis founded
upon its legitimate earnings
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-27
SHE DIDN'T WEAR A MASK

But her beauty was completely hidden
by sores. blotches and pimples till she
used Bucklen's Arnica. Then they van
ished as will all eruptions, fever sores,
boils, ulcers, carbuncles and felons from
its use. Infallible for cuts, corns, burns.
scalds and piles. Cure guaranteed. 25c
at all drug stores.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-27
$117.4sS.s2
Leaving deficiency in earn
ingS Of 1900 &2S
$35,495.S2

Leaving a deficiency in earn
lngS OF ....... 700, aga. 81
The former superintendent claimed
and credited his statement with $32, Is
as having been expended for permanent
improvements. We examined in detail
the invoices supporting this account
and found of this amount S14.257.14 that
was expended for fertilizers. horses
mules, wagons, carts and farming i'm
plements. This amount, in the judg-
ment of this committee, should have
been charged to the expense account.
we therefore credit the permanent i'm
provement account with the difference
between sS2.142.7S and $14,25714. which
is $17,S35.64
Your Excellency will note an item of
$12.OS4.S2 which we charged to the States
Prison. The amount was receipts from
The sale cf horses. mules, wagons. carts
and farming implements from Castle
Hayne. Halifax and NORTHAMPTON
farms. The past administration having
discontinued the working of these farms.
sold all the stock and farming imple-
ments. AS they found these farms in
full operation and stocked when thew
came in, we did not think it proper for
them to take the receipts from the sale
of this material and apply it as their
earnings, hence the change.
Your Excellency will note that instead
of the States Prison earning $34, 456. 7s
I'm excess of the cost of maintenance. as
claimed by them, there was really a de-
fic't of s35,495.S2.
There is on the books of this institu.
tion Sill 906.15 which we have not beer
able to collect. A great many of these
accounts have been brought forward
from year to year. there are others
against parties we cannot find and 9TH
ers against parties who say they do no,
owe them. We think it proper to place
such of these accounts as may be con-
sidered worth anything in the hands OF
the Attorney General, with instructions
from you to bring suit on them and
credit the proceeds, If any, to the form
err administration.
There are now several claims against
the Prison. aggregating $1,000 to $1,50O
which the Board of Directors arc now
investigating. Should they be allowed
they should be charged to the former
administration.
Below you will find a statement show
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-27

Deducting old debts and amounts ex-
pended for permanent improvements,
there was expended $685. S01.12 from
January 1, 1899, to December 81. 1900,
or an average of $16,O79.17 per month.
From April 3rd to September 7th, there
was expended $51, 954.34, or an average of
$40 ,390.S6 per month.
All Of which we respectfully submit
NATHAN O'BERRY,
j, A. BROWN.
Finance Committee.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-27
ORANGE PREsBYTERY MEET.
A Minister Deposed For Conduct Unbecomipg
Preacher
Especial to News and observer.)

Especial to News and Observer.)
IIillsbOrO, n. c., Sept. 26.-The 263rd
session of the Orange Presbytery con-
Vened at this church today at IL o'clock
a. m. Owing to providential hind
rance, Egbert w. Smith, d. d., of
Greensboro. n c., was absent and the
opening sermon was preached by G. E.
Hoogin. Presbytery was constituted
with prayer
=. T. Hodgin was elected moderator
W. A. Murray, of Sparta, N. c., clerk
After routine business the case of Dr.
Hanmet, on trial for drunkenness and
other misconduct was taken up and, &C
cording to his confession, he was found
guilty. Presbytery passed sentence OF
deposition from the ministry
The sermon tonight was preached by
T.. c. Murray. ID. d.. Of Graham. N G.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-27

- w. Pursell, kintersville, Pa, says
ne suffered 70 years with piles and could
obtain no relief until DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve effected permanent cure.
Counterfeits are worthless. W. FL.
King, Bobbitt and Wynne Drug Co., and
VIM. Simpson.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-27

John b. Wright, OF Greensboro, N. c..
has satisfied piano purchasers from the
mountains to the sea- Won't you Join
them and be happy?
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-27

Grippe Knockers cure any cold, or any
case of La Grippe in 10 hours. 25c. at
your druggist.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-02
BEING TRIED Al LAST
Sharick Case Was Started
 Yesterday
Defense Mako Lengthy Argument to Have the Action Thrown Out of Court But Judge Brown De- cides Adversely

The proceedings In yesterday's session of the district court were confined to only two eases. that Of the United States vs Alaska Packers Association and J. Bab- Ter in which the defendant Babler. guy, bonds tn tho sum of ss.OcO for his ap' pcarancc at the December term tn Ju' ncau. and then the trial of J. J. Sharick was commenced.
 After the jury had been secured and testimony being given. defendants coun' sei movcd that the case be dismissed as the rcfcrce before whom the alleged per iuy was committed had not qualified and could therefore not administer on oath, and consequently the defendant had not been legally sworn. therefore could not pcrjure himself
 When arguments on the question had been finished. Judge Brown ruled against the motion. and the trial proceeded.
 only two witnesses. the sons of Shar- lck. were examined yesterday. The dis trict attorney wanted to introduce the testimony of Mrs Caroline Sharick. the lerendants first wife. when Judge Cobb for the plaintiff. objected. and Judge Brown took the objection under advise- mcnt. and court adjourned.
 Tho evidence yesterday brought out de- taus regarding the matrimonial infelic- ulcs Of sharick and his first wife. The trial will be resumed this morning.
 Foreman Draper of the grand jury handed Into the court yesterday morning thirty-onc documents and reported that there was further affairs for the jury Co Investigate.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-02
The Reliable Druggists
 KELLY & CO. SKTGWAY DAWSON NOME
RESIGNED
J. H. Kelly Not Connected
 With Pc S. S. Co.

J. IT. Kelly. formerly agent in thls city for the Pacific Coast S $. Co. is no longer connected with that trausporta- ion company. From lnformaion received here Inst night on the Ni-Hi hc has hand cd in his resignation. which was accepted.
 Mir. Kelly Is now on hts way north on the City Of Topeka and wlll. it Is under stood. take the next steamer south. ac- companicd by his family.
 Who the successor of Mir Kelly will bc can only be surmlscd. AIr. A. s. Dau- trick. who came north as special agent of the P. c. $. s. Co. and who Is acting as agent now. win undoubtedly be offered the agency. but when seen. last night he would not say whether or not he had been rendered the position. or whether he would accept lt 1T offcr,d him
 Mir Dautrick is one of the popular steamship men of the north. formerly h'p Ing the agency of the Washington & Alaska Steamship Co. Last year he was the Nome agent for the same company and when th, W. N \. was absorbed by thc Q. C. $ <. Co. he was immediately employed by the latter company.