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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
Mr.. AYERS FINE SPEECH.
He'd With Ea7t Attention a Large Crowd in
Scott Couaty
Especial Dlsyatch 10 Tie Times.

Especial DlEDatch 10 Tic iImcs)
GATE CITY, VA, October 26.-l1y-..t-
torney- General r. A. Ayers made the lin
est and most able political address here
to-day that the people of Scott county
have ever heard Republicans and Dem
ocrats alike listened to him with rapt at
tention. He explained the work OF the
Constitutional Convention and showed
clearly how its york will benefit the tax
payers.
lie was loudly cheered throughout. and
old citizens say that no better speech Than
his has ever been made here. Hundreds
Of friends cheerea and congratulated him
and assured hin, that he had done more
for the cause of Democracy than any
ether man could have done
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
A WORTHY CASE.
Aged Father OF Brave Confederate Soldier in
Want.


iSpscfa, Dispatch to The Times.)
GOOCHLAND, VA, Oct. ga pathetic
appeal to the generous spirit of Conted-
crate veterans and Others who admire
heroism has come to the attention OF We'll
known citizens of Goochland county.
At the March 81 1864, term of the
County Court Of Goochland. the following
resolution, offered by Hon. Walter y.
Leake, was entered among the orders or
court Of that term:
Resolved, That the cool bravery ana
patriotic ardor Of Private James Pleas
ants, Of the Gooohland Cavalry, in killing
one CT the enemy and capturing IL others
and 16 horses, In the, recent;raid OF Dahl
gren, ii this county, We're in keeping with
the character which, this young soldier
has Won in the army. And this court
orders these proceedings to be put upon
the records of this court as memorial
of its appreciation OF genuine courage and
unshrinkings patriotism
1T was learned to-day that Joseph K.
Peasants, the father OF the intrepid SOL
der mentioned, In he above order. IS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
hiOLINEUX CASE.
Motion TO QussE1 Indictment Against Prisoner
VIII Sc Made.

IIy .ASSOciiINu ITtSS. J
NEW YORK, October 26.-Counsel for
Roland B. MolineuN, to-day served notice
Of a motion TO quaSh the Indictment
against IolineuX. The motion will come
UP before Judge McAIahon in Part l. of
the Court of General Sessions next We'd
rpesday. The moving papers urge the
dismissal of the Nolinaux Indictment on
the ground of Illegal and insufficient
evidence
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
cta.f.e Calls fer Troops.
(By Associated Press.

(By Assoclated Press.
WASHINGTON. Oct ga cablegram
has been received from General Chatfee
at the War Department asking that GOO
recruits be sent to Manila at once to I'LL
vacancies in various regiments. General
.Chaffee reports that the effective strength
of the army in Northern -Lnzon Is 5000
Lass now than on January Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
The Meeting Postpoued

The meeting of the baptist Social Union.
which was TO have been held next Thurs
day night has been postponed until Mo-
vember 9TH. This decision was reached
last night after the notice, printed on
another page of to-day's Times, had been
prepared and stereotypeu. The speakers
at this meeting will be DR.. c.. S. Card
ner, Rev. 6. G. Cox and Rev. .. a. sol-
Ia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
Mr.. Wise's Condition

Mr. Frank N: Wise. Of No. 2o4 East
Main Street. who was paralyzed on Fri
day, still remains in a very serious con-
dition. At midnight there had been No
schange in his condition and his friends
entertain grave fears that he may not
recover. He is under the care Of DR..
Christ oplsar Tenlpk ms. =.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
General Tee Guest Of Honor.

(By Associated Press)
NEW YORK. Oct. 2G.-General Fitz-
hugh Lee was the guest of honor at a
dinner given to-night by the offers of
the Thirteenth Regimentsat the Waldorf
Astoria. There were no set speeches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
KNIGHTS OF the Road.

Three knights of the road, who gave
their names as Teedry. Corey and George
Anderson We're picked up last nls--s by
Policemen J. II. Thomas Of the Thir-
District.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27
SHOT FROM AMBUSH.
Union Strikers Under Arrest Suspected Of
Crime
(By Associated Press !

10Y .Aeeoe1t,te1t = EeeS $500
HOPKINSVILLE, KY, Oct 526.-Special
officer Robert Coffey. chief of the guards
at the Empire Mines, was killed to-day
from ambush. He had been leading
posse in pursuit of striking union miners
who had fired at the other miners as they
were starting to work.
William Goldworthy, James Anderson,
George Phillips and three other men, all
l1ion strikers. have been arrested, charged
9th completely In the outbreak
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

living in abject poverty at the age OF
81 with his aged wife, near Johnson
Spring PostofHce. this county, and may
be committed to the poorhouse. Here IS
a case worthy the attention. of those
who love the memory OF the. Lost@ Cause.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

Each Presbytery may make choice or
the method to be employed to raise the
amount apportoned to it within the nve
years allowed by the assembly's plan
adopted at Atlanta.
HAMPDEN-SIDNEY.
In the discussion OF this report the
status of Eampden-Sdney College was
touched upon and il DR.. McIlwaine had
been in the Synod ne would have heard
some things to open his eyes a little as
to the Presbyterian character of Hamp-
den-Siiney College.
The debates of this meeting of Synod
have been more OF the rapid-fire style
and less OF the thirteen-inch gun than
usual The address Of DR.. Morris, the
new secretary OF Home Missions-succeed-
ing Dr. Craig who dropped dead on the
floor of the Sy-nod a year ago while pre-
senting the same cause--was an inspiring
and Instructive one.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-20
COMMENCE TIGHT ON
 GROWN CONCESSIONS
Dawson Watching Conflict Which Is Relative to Her Future Greatness. Millions Are At Stake and
 Big Money Backing Both Sides

claims within the boundaries. SO it is said. of the Watson concession on Bo- nanza. which lies on the left limit on the creek between Fox gulch and Adams creek. the down hill boundary being 800 feet up the hill from the creek and extending back toward the summit a distance of half a mile. Some oi the best benches and hillsideS m the Klondike are embraced within the lim- its oi this concession. which the stalk CTS claim was m the first place ac- quircd by fraud and the grosscst kind of misrepresentation. Not only that. but alter tnc concession was granted the boundary lines were extended, talk ing in additional ground of very great value. and thus ehcctualy closing that particular tract from entry of bona fdc miners and prospectors.
 When the plaintiffs m the action made application Co record their loca- tions. they were refused upon the ground that they were within the linn its of concession and the ground con scqucrtly was not open Co location lt Is Co est the validity of lease as held by tbc couccssionarics that the pres. cut 30. 'on is brought
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-20

The big legal battle against crown concessions m the Yukon Is on, Hart lcy ct el. bring action against the Mat son concession on the ground that it wa, illegally granted. ,hould the plain uf, m the action be successful hun drrds oi claims will be thrown open Co the locators Upon this decision in this case hinges the fate of every con- cc,sion in the country and the amount lt stake will go away ipto the millions Each side represented bv Che bright est legal talent obtainable Is backed bY che entire amalgamatcd capital ot it's respective party
 Ever since oS when Che first conccS- sion was granted, they have been re- gardcd a, schemes Co rctard the de yclopment of the country.
 The case Is now bciug heard before Gold Commissioner Se 1,lec m Dawson each side claim it wil appeal Co the higher court in case oi defeat
 In their complaint ihe plaintiiis state that fraud and williul misrcprcscnta- ton was used iu securing the conccs- sion
 Some time ago HartlcY m company with some 70 or 90 co-nlaintiits Stakcd
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-20
HER UP
Humboldt Was Libled Just
 Before She Sailed
H. O. Peterson Claims S25O Dam ages For Breaking of n Freight Contract co Steamship Company Dony suoh Contract Exists

The steamer Humboldt was tied for S2sooo by II. O. Peterson just as she was preparing Co sail last evening. Mir. Kalish her owner put ID a bond for the amount and costs and the steamer was allowed to sail The suit is the result of a misunderstanding of a freight contract which Peterson claims was broken when the steamer went off the run this year.
 Mir Peterson said yesterday in speak ing oi the affair.
 "l have a written contract with the Humboldt Steamship Company and he displayed the document, "by which am Co receive certain discounts il ! allow them Co handle an my freight.
 "l also had a verbal contract with J. j.. Carroll who was purser oi the Humboldt at that time. While l was m Seattle the last time Mir Carroll admitted the verbal contract Co be true before myself and Mr. Kalish.'
 M. Kalish, owner of the Humboldt said:
 "Wc have no contract with Mir. Pet crson that is now m force. lt is simp- ly a scheme Co cause uS annoyance and hold us up
 John Carroll. formerly purser of the steamer denied icforc Mr. Peterson that he ever made a verbal contract with him and the latter did not then contradict the statement .'
 The suit will come up in the Com missioncrs court as soon as certain witnesses can bc procured.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-20

Henderson creek, which comes into thc Yukon two miles below Stewart on thc same side oi thc river. is now 'hc mecca of an stampcdcrs from Dawson
 The whole creek h1Ebecn stakcd. and some good prospects obtained.
 Over S3ooo was taken from tiscov- cry before the claim was located. The strike was made some time last winter ter by some steamship men.
 l. A. Hollcy. who arrived from Paw son last night with Soooo poke. say, that all eye, an Dawson are now turned toward, Henderson creek
 "Ovcr S}ooo was taken out oi dis coycry claim before it was located. said hc
 "A man named Mckay and two
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-20

The cable at Five Fingers. by which the steamers draw themselves thr1 'sh the rapids. and which worked with such perfection last year has caused conN'- crablc trouble this year and sever d steamers have narrowly escaped dc, ,trucuou Two cables have already been cut this year and the third is now causing trouble The B '. N. Co.,. contcmplltcs placing a large cap stan above the rapids. Co draw the steamer, through thc rapids
 Several steamers have had close calls from destruction this season at Five Fingers on account oi the cable not working properly The cable Is about one quarter oi mile long and Is laid through the east channel Lately it has had a tendency Jo catch under rocks and iu two instance, has had Co be cut The steamer Lcllludian had trouble with che cable this year and swung broldside through thc center channel mckilly escaped uuiniurcd
 The Flora was only saved from wreck by cutting che cable and Io2J- ng down through thc rapid, Scy- rh tune, small boat, have had Co wait till thc more powerful ones came along and assisted them through
 On thc last trip up thc Dawson would again have lowered the record. had she mot been delayed by h, cable
 Passenger, who lately arrived from Dawson state that the B ' x. Com. plny is Co put m a huge capstlu above thc rapid, and draw ,he boat through instead of thc steamers using ther own power to draw themselves up
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-20
ONCE AGAIN
Mark Stein Once More Before
 the Public Eye
Ho and n Companion Stole Canoe and Started For Nome - Police Capture Thom At Fortymilo and VIII Bring Them to Dawson

Most everyone m Skagway rcucui- Der young Mark Stein, the ncv,b"v who made himself notorious wh''e a resident of this city, by his Nilliul acts. and none will be surprised to hear that he has brought himself before thc DaW- son people in a similar manner \ few days ago, young Stein, , ung lad named Martin Egaa ard Peter boro canoe were reported L. i,>ink The police were noti6el ant tclc- graphcd up and down the river in search of the boys. Several day, later the police at Forty Mile captured the youths as they were passing thc city bound for Nome.
 The day of Stein's disappearance he had been out to play and his parents never suspected tbat he had any no- tion oi going to Nome.
 When the boys left Dawson they dil not have any food and must have beer rather hungry when they reached For ty Mile.
 The police are holding the boys at Forty Mile until the first stcamcr 'P the river. when they will be sent t" Dawson. The owner oi the canoe ,ignifcd his intention as not go pro secute the boys. but as Stein, parent are apparently totally unable 10 cope with their adventurous otfsprlng he will probably be taken m hand by ihc officials.
 Young Egan has no parents but |, under the care of a man connected yi'h the Standard Thcatcr This Is In, first appearance in this new role. but young Stein made his debut lon. ago.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-20
PLANT FINISHED
Continuous Cold Storage Botwoen
 Senttle and Dawson

The cold storage plant of the W. T. & Y. on Moorc'S wharf will be in ac- tive operation Monday The building is 42x4s feet and has a high manSard roof. built with a view of obtaining a large area of fresh air. lt has a frozen meat capacity oi 200 tons. It's re- irigerating capacity is So tons. The plant was furnished by the Oakland. Calf Iron Works and was erected un- der the supervision of F. N. Chaumettc who commenced the work of conStruc' ton on the tenth of last month. The motive power of the machinery IS an Otto gasoline engine made by Mir. Chaumcttc's company Meat hsh. game. fruit. vegetables and all kinds oi perishablc freight can now be taken through San Francisco or Seattle m contenuous cold storage to Dawson. A number of boats on the Lynn canal run are equipped for rcirigerating and the W. P. & r. Ky. have the latest and most approved cold storage facilities on their river steamers the Canadian. the Victorian and the Columbian. The cold storage plant of the \. C. O.. at Nome and St. Michael. were built un- der Mir Chaumctte'S supervision and his company has erected the plant for the San Juan Fish Company. at Taku harbor Aside from the plants at Daw- son and another plant at St Michael there are no other cold storage plants
 in the Arctic Northwest Mr. Chau- mcttc will make Skagway his hcad' quarters for long period and his com pany will have considerable more work for him to do m this part of the country
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-20
Band Boys Ball

The W. ?. & Y. employees bcnift last night was in every way as success iul as could be anticipated The music was furnished by Mrs Clcmingcr. Dr. Reid. Mr. Harper and Mir Stokes. Among the large company of dancers present were Miss Lucayish. Mr. C. Olson McsSrs. Ward Austin. Mir. and Mrs Will Clayson, Mrs Clayson and Miss Clayson. Miss Zoa Bruns, Mir. and Mrs. X. II. Bracket. Mcssrs De- merit. r Howan. P Graves. w. A. Frank. F. Cannon. Geo. Lemcke, F.. \. Murphy. Syd MonaStcs. Sam kaui- man. KirmSc. r Berry. F.. Berry J. Berry. C. Angel. T. Clark and Miss Clark. the Misses Doncaster. Gibbons. Graham. Florence Peabody and Thea Peabody Miss Quinlan. Messrs. R. Phillips. Hawthorne Dent. (. Callahan. F. Callahan and R. Callahan Misses De Succa. Head. Patterson, Shcrpy Rcinhart. Whale and Edna na Messenger Mesdames Brody De Norton. HauNhurst. McGrcgor Me Kinzic. McGcc. Mir. and Mrs. T. Der nard Moore. Me,srs. Martin. F. Pet cr,on. Perry Rcinhart Patrick Smith Shook. Nlr and Mrs. ]. ?. Rogers, NIT. and Mrs s II West P l.. West, Harr, Winter l. w. Young. F. Webbcr Mr.. and Mrs J Wheeler. MeSsrs F. Clark, Mrs Clark c. Daniels. Jimmie Collier Jno McGrath. J. Quinlan. Mr. and Mrs Luke McGrath Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Howard. Mir C. Carter and Mr.. and Mrs. J Morrow
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-20
Tho con.idius'. Defence

Tom auI John Cnn,jiuc have agreed t. uIt SIuoou Iur their defence li least saeu Q. h. r.I 0" tuI ltmc, Hamilton Lewis Prom thc other >-o., m. .>u.H..- u' tEe tra. are to .. .... .- .U. ..-. tIc attorneys a--
 .Ht.I uIH Mr. Lewis tuc unI,r ..n.H.. ...r. O.. Lewis t.'h hH'i .. mn. ..-. n.- t..t b. should receive --..o r.t IH. >.nouo covers tGc gN pens. U. m. preliminary hearing lu' .H. f-.I t.r .I term u, court.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-20
For Rent

On lth avenue one two-,toy and one ouc-story building Lot soNIoo SIIoo. On corner 10th street furnished ot- iagc. complete. with iull lot lll .c- eaptly fenced. only Sioo On I2th ,t. beautiful cottage all modern impr, tc- mcnts. fine garden and lot an fen ed. S07o. On nth street. two iul. lots with good. comfortable houses and fine cot- 1gc. S7so.
 Phil Ahrlhlms
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-20
DAWSON STAMPEDING
 TO HENDERSON CREEK
New Creek Two Miles Below Stewart S3,OOO Taken Out Before Discovery Claim Was Located. Entire
 Creek Staked. Find Made Last Spring

others discovered the creek and about twcnty-siN claims have been located
 "l should judge that 100 men have already left Dawson for the new ind
 Last winter the steamer Leon win tered lt the mouth of Tender. ,n creek and some of her crew m idle hours rrought down some of the iroz- cu sand to thc steamer and farm 'd i. out they found colors and as soon ts spring came, prospcctcd the creek md found good results The find ,1s kept quiet and only a few people knew oi it until recently.
 The steamer Prospcctor recently made a special trip Co the mouth oi the creek and now prospcctors afe ,warmug over thc country.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-20
FAST TRIP UP
Dawson Comes Up the River In 59 Hours and , Minutes
But For An Accident Would Ger tainly Havo Lowered tho Record Hold By Horself Passed Cam adian Coming Up

pl.,gueer, who came up from DJW. ..u Uu tbc steamer Dawson. who ar rt.l ou che train yesterday say tha' .he would undoubtedly have loWcrc her own record h1l she not been dc aycJ at Five Fne,r, As 10 W1, she made thc rum m SD hour, The steamer Canadian that 'cit Dawson twenty -'u. hours ahead %. thc Dawson. was beat cu to White Horse by twenty iom hour,
 The Dawson only had a .rW pas, ger, and thc Canadian thlt le' prcv uu, c, thc DlV,u0 had none
 Below Sc.kirt thc river !, very lDN Ion, above that point % |, high c,pcci 1'y r thc Thirty Mile Vher th--' i Iot, oi water making navigation cas- fer thlu it was some timc ago.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-20
LATEST FROM STEWART
Pay on Clear Crock Is Inoroasing-
 Twontv-Rivo Conts to Pan

Latest news from the Stewart river ,ountr, is more encouraging than was received earlier m the season. The l,y tbe steamer Dawson left Dawson. Thos. Johnson had arrived from di', coycry on Clear creek. He reported that pay on discovery on 9, 3 ana 5 above. an of which are being eNten- ,yey worked is increasing and me average is now 25 cents per pan. Claim 4o above IS also reported to be welding rich returns for labor About ,o men are employed on the claims mentioned. He was nearly bare footed when he arrived at Gold Run having been lost for nearly two days. during which tune he wandered about m the woods
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-20
leo Croam Parlors

\. l.. Ritter has fitted up a neat ice cream parlor at his Sixth avenue store Pure ice cream and soda will be Scrv- ed at an hours. 2w
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-20

Drs E. $. Goldstouc and A. D. Rothstcn oi Seattle aul Portland, are iu Sklgv1y and are stopping at thc Fith Avenue Hotel for one week only
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-20

Fine clothing a fair price is a sure preventative of a dull day in our store. Clayson & Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-20

Reduction sale of dry goods. milli ncry. furnishing goods and shoes Fi.e-Alaska Co, State and Fifth
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-20

Try Red Star bottled beer. You will drink no other. S per dozen, dellv cred. Telephone SO. tt
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-20

Visit the Royal steam plant and see how laundry is done without injury to goods.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-20
AS Good Az Ever

Cnmln', Extra cigar hest g cents citlr nm America Try them.
 CUE\L\NDER.S 5th Ave.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-20

The Doctors are scientific opticians from thc best American and European schools. with 2s year, experience in scientific optics.
 An cases oi eve straiu. 7,ugm1tcrim simple or compound sick and nervous headache cured when medicine fails by scientifically adjusted lenses
 Children successfully treated. Charge moderate.
 Consultation and examination free.
 Filth Avenue hotel Q a. m. Co D. m. daily
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-20

Hotel Leland Si3 2nd Ave. Seattle, Wash. Central location. Rates rcas- onable
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-20

Diana Flats at S2. at Phillips & Pic kctts.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-20
WORKING BAD
Cable At Five Fingers Caus-
 ing Much Trouble

Thrso Cables Have Boon Usod Al- roady This Soason-Sovornl Boats Narrowly Escape Destruction co B.Y.N. Co. to Put In Capstan
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-20

Baths in porcelain tubs at the Royal foot Fifth avenue. Ladies apartments. Steam heat
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-20

AmsrIsau Tailor. 4si Broadwov.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-20

X fancy vest for a plain price at Clay sons.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-20

Grass seed for sale by Lilly Brosti
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-20

Have you seen that hobby line oI new spring ovcrco1ts at Clayson's.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-20
Guard Your Sight

Phil Abrahams
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