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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17

the water falls very rapidly after this rise. On account of tho vory short sea son everything has to bc rushed in order to. accomplish as much as possible be- tween the opening Of the summer. sea son m dthe early ciosc in the fail.
 And ms wintor route. thut which is agreed by all parties to be the most easy way to traverse. is 10 go Co Dawson, and from there about 70 miles down the Yu- kon to the mouth of the Chandclar river, up the Chandelar about 100 miles, thence across the country for about i25 miles Co the .KoyulSuk dIggngs. Last season there was well-beatcn tran over this route. and with the stage facilities for travel to Dawson. and under the same weather condition it would be possible to go from Seattle to the Koyukuk dig gings In about thlrty-nve days with fair ly easy travelling
 'It ls the general opinion of those with whom conversation has been had that the winter season is the best for enter ing the country, as 1t enables miners Co bc on the ground before the high water of the spring. and thus secure the benefit of the full open working time"
 In discussing the situation, Mir Lee said:
 CT am not In position to say anthing absolutely regarding the output there'~bui am convinced that the country ls a good one. I argue this from the showing that almost all of those who have come from there during the present season have an nounccd an intention to return. It seems probable to me that there will be a great development In that country with In tho next few years, and as far as my information goes I am led to believe that lt wm prove almost as rich a pro- ducer as the Klondike. Tho great cost of provisions and transportation have here tofcrc dctcrred many men from entering that region. and have also retarded thc opening Of many claims that undcf present prices could be worked at fair rate Of profit"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17
II MII TLNN

rho White Pass & Yukon has received ED mruy inquiries rcgariing the the Hoy- uklt placer sections m Alaslta that thc .apc manager. ]. Francis Ice. has. thro igh hls agents devoted some time to ,sc 1smg accurate information relative to tlt ,onditlons as they exist at this time. ln Letter of adeleo which Is the roc su.t of ugathcdng and garnering of an rcp1css of Cha country, compiled through numerous Interviews with those who have t-,vorscd its flstnosses. appears the fol- lowing.
 "'rho mouth Of the Koyukuk river whore It's ompties Into the Yukon. is about twenty miles from Nulate. The town of Bergman Is up the Koyukuk rive. about 60 miles from its mouth. whcr arc located several old. not large warehouses belonging to the Northern Commercial Co, which arc in charge of a watchman. A few Indians are about the only inhabitants.
 "Eettles Is above Bergman at dis tauce oC about eighty miles, or about -S, miles from the mouth Of the river at which point commercial company has several stores and waresouses; there arc also several saloons and gambling houses and about SOo miners In and near the town.
 "Coldfoot Is about soycnty-nve miles above Bcttlos. and Is at the mouth of Gold creek. The mines of which we have heard SO much are located neat Coldfoot About fifty miles above Bet ucs thcrc is a narrow canyon in the river. in which are several rocks that obstruci ,hc channel and make navigation dan gcrous. and Co add Co this the current is very rapid at this point.
 "It ls stated by parties who have bccn over both ways that these mines oon be r,achod by river via Dawson. one month earlier than by the way of st Michael It k cutie necessary to get goods in as ,rly as possible to take advantage Of Che high water In the river that occurs Immediately after the ice goes out. as
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17
A Trio of Hunters

Several more deer hunters left for the hunting grounds around wrangel Mar roUs ycsterday on the Farallon. The par ty included pr. Baughman. P. w. Shy der and Bm Thompson. The trio expects Co be gone for at least four weeks They took supplies to last for that time.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17
STEAMERS DUE IN PORT.
The following steamers are scheduled to :, rrI... on The hnina named.
Are You Going to Nomo'

Then get the latest reliable map of the Koyukuk. Blue Stone, Council City' Nome. Port Clarence and Copper River Mining districts. Price. 60 cents. Issued by the Seattle Daily Times. Sent on re- celpt of price. 1T
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17
Hotels Have Lay OF

The hotels looked deserted last night Maay of the transi.nts left on the Ear allon yesterday afternoon. while still therc arc quite a number iu town who are waiting for British boat.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17

We mako speciality of giving sitis- faction. Anything purchased of US ot being as represented. can be returned. and money paid for same will bo retuurl- cd. This is the best guarantee we can of' fer. F. II. Clayson & Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17
srit,iau tho Insaaity Suspect

John Britton. whose sanity Is in doubt was brought before Judge Brown late yes tcrIay afternoon.
 Brittons casc wiil be finally disposed nf tnmorrow
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17
Important Announcement

Bloom & Korach have decided Co make a special price on anc wines and liquors during the holiday season. and those who desire % Gru-c class article at reHsouabic price will do well to examine their stock.
 Following win hc price list untl Jonu-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17

Steamer Elihu Thomson has secured Che government contract Co take freight t" Copper River points
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17

We arc having bonande Reduction Sale on all of our high grade stock. Choney's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17

Ladies skirts and gentlcmen's shirts and parkas made to order. All kinds of plain sewing. Cor. lth and Main. S-iStf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17

Call and convince yourself that we arc making great sacrifices on our stock cheney's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17
PasaOngor Train On Timo

Tho passenger train arrived on time last night. there only being five through pas scugcrs from White Horse on board.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17

Hotel Leland. uS End Ave. Seattle. Wash Central location. Rates reason able.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17
CLASSIFIED ~prRnsaMsvrs.

fseyi,,es.su,, zuIe, iss kss4 e( "FO' RfSi." ''to Siis O, "Bsrfsd.' fWO esH,i pf' srord JoT f''iiH' fe,,o~ owe ee,f bs, uo's Jor Sieb slbsSHeS' fH's- Hos. Us1s, bsIi "Siis4iiosi WssfeS," oSs eSH e, aorf. No sJooh,enf-i fakes fo' en bss i,ueriy-,ivs eeah.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17
1-1aINK
Christrass Suits

.wolland Is now prepared to take or ders for party and christma suits.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17

All warrants against the school fund and city funds will be paid at the office of the city treasurer, at the Commissary.
 F. E. MCDONALD.
 l-i3-Iw City Treasurer
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17
Pay Your Taxes

The tax roll for i9oi Is complete and taxes are now payable. ..I
 The tax roll Of year 1900 is stnl open for payment of taxes.
 The tax rolls will be kept at the Cana dian Bank Of Commerce. where all taxes can be paid.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17

You can get good fitting. stylish suit this week for tl5.OO at cheney's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17

Finest grade trunks. grips, telescopes and bags-big cut at our closing out sale.
 Chencys Boston StorA
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17

We carry II. S. & NJ. readv-to-wear taflor-made suits. F. II. claysoa x O.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17

Red Star bottled beer Is unegualed as a table drink. e per dozen. delivered. Telephone @.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17

Elias Rund. city engineer. office, bank building, over postofice
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17
FoR sALE'

For the next fifteen days everything will be sold at cost at Wilson's
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17

An other goods in proportion We win deliver an goods free of chargc to any part of the city. Telephone 3L
 BLOOM & KORACH.
 Monogram Liquor House.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17
RUSH TO THE KOYUKUK
White Pass Yukon Officials Are Compiling Information
 On the strength of a Stampede Next Year
v -Lt-'1--- VT TlI T " fHVII'W 7HV'I'

m II IIIW uI ntI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-12-19
UMDERHIl-L.

The largo amount of snow in this vi
unity SuCCumhod to the warm weather
last Saturday with the result OF high wa
ter, and much damage TO roads, etc
Mrs. j. +. Wilhur is spending a few days
i'll Burlington.-W. II. Martin of south
ItoNalton is at the custom ho~usc.-IrCSid-
ing Elder G. $. Nuttor of St. Alhans was
expected to preach mere on Sunday eve n
Ing but was prevented by the high water
flooding the road. lie was I'm town on Nom
day moruing.-N young blacksmith ar
rived at the home of w. II. Gaines on
centennial Of the CoulrcEa-
tioual church will he held ON Friday. Dec.
9TH. An historical address will hc given
by Rev. :. l.. Bates of Burlington.-I. H..
Wilbur has returned from Burlington and
gone TO 81. JChushurY and vicinity on n
business trip.-lt is reported that Mrs.
H. T.. Terrill is very low.-Thc election
Of officer: of the *. of T.. will oc mr. on
Friday. Dec. 17th.-W. &. stevens of tis-
sex is IN town this wcck.-Mr. and Mrs.
5. s. brigham attcndc the wedding Of
their daughter, Miss Winona brigham at
Burlington ON NondaY.--A large dol,ga-
tion of Christmas shoppers daily board
the train for Burlington.-llcury Davis
nous" caught fire ono day last week from
u defective pipe but WAS XtiuguiShod.-
Tn down trains were several hours late
ON Monday owing to Il severe VaShout
north of the town. \ wrccking train work
cd all day Sunday and Monday repairing
the road
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WEDNESDAY,, DEC IS.

Sampson is now drawn into the Schley
fight. Counsel for Sampson have ap-
piled to Secretary of the Navy Long 10
be heard in protest against the approval
by him of the verdict of the court of in
quiry. and Long has given them per-
.aIssion to file papers in the case. Schley
has already received permission to file
exceptions. and thus the case of both
Schley and sampson viii 80 before
Long. In the meantime congress Will
be asked by Schlcy'S friends TO confer
on him every honor in its power. Soy
cral resolutions with this subject in
view nave been preScnt"d-SpaniSh
steamer Amesti sunk by British steamer
Isle of kent-SWord presented TO Rear
Admiral Frank WildeS III Boston cham
Der of commerce Benjamin Brown
pleads guilty of murder in the second
degree in DISTINGUISHING oma
killed 10y a hurglar--ScvCn hurt in Il
Iittsburg trolley craSh-PcnnsNl-
yania'S damage from tho storm will bp
more than $1,000, 0OO-Chicago school
children have subscribed $500 10 Me-
Kinlcy memorial fund-Lieutenant
Governor Kimhall succeeds the late
Governor Gregory Of Rhode Island
New York merchants importing pota-
toes from ireland. Scotland and Bel
gium and making large profits
Friends of the canal highly Cratitied by
action Of the Scnutc-Wnr on new
second-claSS mail ruling TO open soon
after the holidays cuban planters
thank Wood for his efforts to obtain
CONCESSIONS Secretary of American
Asiatic association argues against gov
ernmcut control of Pacific cable Re-
publicanS nN senate committees: CUl-
lom heads foreign relations: stewart
gets desired place on Indians H.
Vcccdcntcd cold in Portugal RiotouS
session of italian chamher-Csld and
foe delays traffic in London Chinese
court will reach Pekin Jan. 12-lnl-
portaut Developments expected soon in
South Africa Spain seeks stronger
economic bonds with South America
Receipts from Chinese customs
much less than expected Every mis-
'ouary IN Turkey and Bulgaria work
II "lo save Miss stone England 10
md Il commission To study schools of
he United States-Vp To the end of
aSt month there have been Is. los
lcaths of British in South Africa-
'an-Amcrican congrcSvconSiderS sup
,lcmcuting the Monroe doctrine of 1873
" the Dia2 doctrine of 1901.
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HINESBURGii.

Miss Lucia Stcdard OF Shclburre visited
at Mrs. Moor,'s over SundaY.-Tho funcr-
al Of Hattie Bushey, the little Sirl who
was drowned last Thursday. vas hc!d
from the Baptist church sunday at /
o'CioCk. Rev. ChIrlcs Sunfold ouicilt!nG.
The family have the ;. M athy of the conf
II unity in their horoaVemcut.-Dlni |
Bean, who is employed in II. NJ. HAIRS
store, is on tile sick iiSt.-Mrs. Emma Ea-
ton went to Bristol Saturday to visit friends.
u. Mead and family are located in
their new nouao.- There VIII %" q box So
ciable at tn High school Thursday cV"r-
ing. Dcccmn'r l9-Thcre was a. Sncriil
meeting of Cumnjrrs Post, No. =. i. \.
r., Saturday afternoon, with election of
ofliccrs.-Tho monthly moct;uc Of the Y.
w. G. Y. T.. will he held With Mrs. G. j..
Merriam Saturday Afternoon at o'clock.
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HINESbURGh.

Ech,arsaIs for the Cantata of "BHlshl-
lir" are progressing finely. Roy. q. ".
Russell th" conductor, injured Wy Il ftll
ON the ice has not been able to attend
lately and r.. o. Martin pnducts in ms
alscucc.--Tho flats We're Hooded by IN"
lCc,nt rain aud t0cIc were many wash
outs /. the Z" ads, Tut 10 serious damage
is rcpottod.-C. j. Russell has returned
from attending court at Middlebury lien
ry ratro injured his leg recently ana -
not uLlo to Work.-I.I man IurlcN mas
moved ON the farm i'm Monkton Nhi'h ma
recently bought If George Day'-TlnolhN
Purloy has rented the farm recently CO.
curied 10y Lyman, of Milo Lawrence ana
Will take pOsNcssiCu the first 81 March
for q term Of Noars.-m the lawsuit Ct
Carl vs.. owen for alleged soWil'g OF kllo
on Cars land. the jury brought in a Ner-
dict of over SOD II Mas aproaIci,-p. "A.
Mead has moved into his new h'uac.-c. 9,
Miller has finished Mrs, IroWnson's BARN
ana is now ~ work at c.. ID. Hoyn,"n -
J ulUUg n cupnla on his big bjrn.-At u r.
cont meeting the school Loard j. was voted
that an ;he public fCLouls might close at
1880 o'clock for six weeks %bcainnin;
December /,
Orson II. Wright died at his homo 1T
(oHHd WNlS no ponulluoJl
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from first pagc.J

of the roads were quilted so as to he
nearly impassthlc. It is thought that
$1,000 would hardly put the roads back
where they were before the storm. Inc
river was very high for two days, being
over the read on River street aud North
Main street 10y Dr. DiXon's N"arlN al
the cellars were Hooded on River street.
The pulp mill Monday was obliged 4"
down a part of the grinders on ac-
count of the ancho icc.-Dr. l." j. DIXON
l. very seriously in.-LcN Denuo went TO
" hitc River Junction Saturday To Visit
his sister. who is very sick.-Mrs. Ehetl
Coon is very i'll with pncumonia.-Johh
NlulVihill has finished work at the Glen
~ocd.-Ar. and Mrs. james Boyle went 10
New York Monday, where they have posi-
1 iAns
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COM M ERCIAL.
New York Produce Market

NV lOrk, Dec. n.
FlOUR-Receipts 1863 barrels, ~'eXports
So, barrels: sales Ito packages. rae
r,arknt was dull and barely steady today.
Winter patents 50 75aic0; winter straights
81. i5N3 90: Minnesota PATENTS S3NGuiI 10;
WINTER extras. 81. SOu3.l 10; Minnesota bakers
s.. !NG3. 81: winter low grades S2.G0n ,. ~.
RYE FLOUR-The nprket was quiet.
t,air to good 81. aoft3 70; choice 10 fancy
ST. i5u370
WHEAT-R,ccipts Gl,7I0 bushels; sales
> a25.ND bushels futures; spot easy No. .
red 500. Cob alloat; 30. red sage, sloNl-
TOR. 40. I Northorn Duluth sage Ton.
GptiouS displayed moderate lirmncsS for Il
while on south V,st strength and higher
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-12-19

coi1cs latter they tutt,d weak unde.
,"".iiainq and dull1nes CiCgad weak NJ u
ma'c' net declire. March S5l,ISG,. .lns,,i
M. Nav >itanS iasr clos cd SiUc. ,July
Sii-StS5isC,' closed Sic. Dee, S2H,GS$4a.
clCstd S2alc.
CORN-Rrccipts 1900 bushels; sales
1lOpU0 bushels futures: sCot easy; 30. >
7oaAc. elevator; 7llsc. feb. atlcat. options
firm under small receipts ana the WEodt
upturn, but eventually weakened as a re-
suit Of unloading and closed '.c. net lISs.
May 7O3i 1870. closed 702,c: Dec, 70lid
107sc. closed 70i4c.
CNTS-koceipts Siq00 bushels; SPOT
quiet; No. > sic; No. J hi2c. No. > white
sic; No. 3 white 53i4c; track m!Ncd W.9St-
err jlG5liec. track white 520J1c. Options
RIM.
il.ED-Was easy; spring bran 81. 40
2i.0r; winter $2h0N1?i.i0; city so otd21i ~.
HAY-Th" market was steady today.
Shipping G0u65c; gCCd t. choice S2i4"'2' g
hlDES-Ihe market was steady torany.
Galveston ~ 70 70 POUNDS Isc; Ca,i?sa
RIA, u 20 % Ids wac. lexas org' <'"""
IDS. l9i2c.
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

Boston. Dec. Is.
Ainalgamatod Copper stircncd / to tit,.
Yielded 10 i-'2 with subsequent rally to
t6ia. The close was Strrrg. Calumet and
liccla broke Is to 80. recovering IT, loss
quincy lost , to 10 aud Tamarack ) to 60
the latter recovering the loss. Tri Noun
tam rose I to "a. loat I aud Oscapla fell =
t. ~ with subsequent recovery. Copper
Range advanced . to IS. Isle R1Nalc fol- y
to lNai, hut calliod to %. Centennial stiff
eucd / to Is. Massachusetts fell ] to H.,
itcovcry to and Mohamf q, to 9,ai,. lGator
bringing &' old Dominion gained IT., To-
q; Parrott u, tic 3Qii: Utah Il t. 1871 and
Wolverine fell / to IS. later selling at ~.
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...... ..oi ma was severely shot |
hrough the left leg below the knee.
He only escaped capture by crawling |
into the bush--Allcgcd Fcnian con-
npirntors being sought for by Now York
detectives: suspected Of being authors
" fire and explosion which wrecked the |
Liverpool town hnll-Much property
destroyed by torrents of rain in New
York state and Pennsylvania: frcshcts
in Maine and western Massachusetts
-Gcncral BOIL exceedingly active in
RatangaS province. LuZon. where he in
tends by every means available Ia
stamp nut the instruction. There are
daily small lights between the insur.
gents ana The men Of General Bclrs
command. in which the former are al
most invariably routed.
TUESDAY, DEC. II.
Luigi Storti is dead. The two.ycar
battle of life ended at 1880 o'clock this
morning ut Boston. ana death won the
victory. Calmly. silently. Storti went
10 lis death. Not n culver. not a tear,
marked his last moments. As steadily
AS though tho disease from which he
wHS-suffcring had not torn and was'cd
his frame he took the steps ",hich car
ried him from his cell to the awaiting
death char. His lips trimming Il prayer.
his eyes fXed on n cruiiiS. he vas calm
10 the last. The attendants. tho war
den. the witnesses said il was n sue
coSsful execution. Three distinct
shocks were sent into The body Of the
condemned man before III" final
penalty of the law was executed
Maine is suffering from the effects Of
one of the most severe storms in It's
history and every hour brings reports
of disasters tina, will bring tho damage
TO millions of dollars. rho throc prin-
cipal rivers of the state and in
Vulnerable smaller streams have over
flowed their banks. SUbmerging
thousands of acres of territory. wash
ing away bridges. buildings and great
quantities of logs and lumber and
flooding factories. mills and dwellings
-SCnatc passes the Iiay-PaunccfOtc
isthlnian canal trCaty--NnW German
theatre at South FraminSham. Mass,
burncd-Two Cunardcrs rake sue
ccssful use of Marconi Meet
ing of representatives of capital and
labor in New York city brought about
by civic fedcration-Suit against
Kirby Lumber company of Austin. Tex,
for violation Of antitrust laws with
drawn from the state Farmers in
somc sections of North aud South Caro-
lima suffering through short cotton crop,
4 hailo hln ia my fOv Gnnl,litG nj
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-12-19

Scrapc :Wo ounces of Suc- and rIh INTO
a puptul Of grated bread crumbs, add DIVA
cupful of milk, two egAs. ono tahlaspoou-
ful of sugar, ono toaspoonful each NJ Sl'-
scr ana cinnamon Add oue-half OF. Q
pound Of finely chopped figs and Il pinch
Of salt. Huttor Il puddiue mold and steam
three and ouc-hal hours.
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splCEp BEEN TONGUE.

Mis- together one cupful of sugar. ouo-
quarter of "a touspuonlul of saltp,ter, ore
tablespoonful each Of bruised whole
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COTTON.
Especially reported for the Daily Free
Press by Thomas Laruer, lS5 Main street,
local manager for j S. BaChe e. Co, New
York: ever direct private wire.)

NV York. Dec j..
There was little new ON the cotton mar
kcl this morning to tempt OPERATORS
either on the bun Or hear side. Tho carly
changes Wcrc of little Importance, the ten
DcnCy being upward and the majority. OF
the trade disposed to take the hull SIDE
Confidence in a higher market was spread J.
ing. although II must be confessed thar at
ter such a sensational bureau report the
rise has not boa very slIbstantial, IN"
Jnmlnrv receipts it is believed will enable
The trade to form "A definite conclusion AS
To the accuracy of the bureau figures. The
carly Afternoon market was without IS
rectal feature AS expected, Inc lnhhc'l-
tious were for fun receipts to- morrow as
compared with last year which tutal did
not exceed $500 bales.
Yours truly,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-12-19
MONDAY. DEC. IT,.

Serious conditions appear developing
In Lynn's labor troubles. There is much
hrlloy N co.. morocco factory, The
h"n-union Poles, .ArmcniHns and Greeks
IN the employ of the Kelley company
ave, through n committee, purchased
Hucl of the stocks of rPyolvcryand am
lunitiOn 10 he obtained in the city
ouls i.egaSse was wanted nj Fall
aver, Mass, on n warrant for non
'pIort or his wife, and three officers
tnt to a tenement house 10 get him.
egnSsr was in an attic room and when
. officer knocked on the door LpgasSc
lmrod to the street, a distance cfthrec
'uriCs. auN escaped In Il recent ac.
,on near l.uncberG, Trausyanl, Com