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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-07
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lar, excellent lining and thor
oughly serviceable and good
looking; sizes 4 to IS years
$2.oS.
Boys Russian Blouse Suits, the
tip-top of style, several kinds;
selling usually at So, 81 and So
So. 90.
Boys Splendid Grade Blue Cheviot
Coatee Suits ,single=breasted vests,
mannish shape, 8 to 8 years, sell
at $2.5O--for this hour, ooc.
Boys Blue Sailor Blouse Suits,
silk tie, all wool and extra we'll
made-SI .o8.
Mems Suspenders, 25c. kinds
1oc.
Mems Flannelette Pajamas, selling
at $1.5o-95c.
Mems White Domet Flannel
Night Shirts value, 75c.-45c.
Policemen's and Firemen's Sus-
penders, the soc. quality-2Ic.
Point de Paris Laces, 2 and Z
inches wide; Ioc. value-5c.
Women's Silk Gloria Umbrellas;
$I.29 usually-85c.
Children's School Umbrellas; &c.
quallty-35c.
Fancy Stripe Hair Ribbons &c.
yd. usually-2c.
Satin Gros Grain Ribbons, Nos. 9,
II and IS; value, I5c. yd.-0c.
All-silk Tafeta Ribbons, No. 40,
for neck fixings; value, 15c. yd.
-7Hc.
Women's Heavy Ribbed Fleece
lined Underwear; soc. quality
$50.
Children's Heavy Ribbed Fleece
lined Underwear; 800. kind
22c.
Ladies' Heavy CoutiI Corsets, black
and white, all sizes and lengths,
perfect fitting, sell at soc. and
more--20c.
Ladies Heavy Flannelette Wrap
pers, all sizes, full width, all col
ors-remarkably priced for this
hour at 60c.
Infants Long Bedford Cord
Coats, heavily lined, beautifully
made-SI 90.
Infants Long Slips, neatly and
perfectly made-Izc.
Hot Water BAGGAGE.
Sewing or Machine Cotton-1c.
Steel Scissors, all sizes-oc.
Ladies and Misses Untrimmed
Hats, best fur felts, all colors
and most wanted shapes; worth
$I.4o-6oc.
Ladies' and Misses Trimmed
Hats, made and trimmed of ex-
cellent quality materials, copies
of finest and best styles, usually
So and SOS.
Best-grade Holland Window
Shades, trimmed with heavy
fringe, all colors, complete with
fixtures; sell at 4oc.-25c.
Large White Bed Spreads, pretty de-
signs, worth 50c...3oc.
Good quality Sd Colored Table
Oilcloth, pretty patterns
Ioac. yd.
Is pairs Fine Nottingham Lace
Curtains, some slightly imper-
feet; worth up to So pair-$1.4o.
Extra Heavy Silver Gray Blan-
kets, pretty borders, worth So
pair-$I. 2o.
Ready-made Bleached Pillow
Cases, 42x36, hand torn and
ironed, 2 to 3-inch hens, free
from dressing, value 121zc. each
$3.50.
Ready-made B1eached and I'm
bleached Sheets, double-bed
size, 72xoo, hand torn and IRON
ed, 2 to 3-inch hens, worth soc.
each-3oc.
Bleached and Unbleached Twilled
Crash, sold everywhere at SC.
yd.-2Zsc.
Atwood French Flannels, IS
choice colors, for waists, value
always 800. yd-25c.
All-silk Black Taffeta, 20 inches
wide, rich, raven black, sold al
ways at soc. yd.-3oc.
All Pure Wool Ladies' Cloth 70
inches wide, black and all col
ors, worth fully 75c yd.-4oc.
Children's Fine Jersey Leggins,
wool lined, the 75c. quality
$50.
Youths Best Russell Goat Lace
Shoes, sizes 12 to 2, always sold
at $I.25-6oc..
Ladies' Real Kid Button Shoes, with
| patent tips, soft and pliable, aston
ishingly priced for this hour at 60c,
Ladies Atwood, Fur-trimmed
| Juliets, black and red, small
priced at SI-6Oc-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-07
49, HOUR 5EAE5

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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17
SS. AMUR IN PORT
Encountered Very Rough WeathtI
 During Entiro Trip

c. F. x. Co.'S steamer Amur, Captain Gosae. arrived in port at 2:S0 o'clock this morning. after a very rough passage. bringing four passengers, j9 tons Of dress cd meat. and lumber, TOT the interior. and 10 tons Of coal for Skagway.
 The Amur left Vancouver last Tuesday night. stopping at comax on Wednesday morning. On account Of rough weather t was necessary 10 anchor the steamer off the mouth of Skeena river from Thursday night until Friday morning. A quantity of coal was discharged at ko'- chlkan. and a severe snow storm was en- countcrod at Taku on Friday night.
 The following passengers arrived on the Amur: Mrs. pr. Runnalls, T. IT. ugwith' il. McCable and J. Richardson.
 The Amur will leave tonight at o'clock.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17

The case of John Riley. convicted In the municipal court for peddlins without a license. and whose case was appealed to the present term of the district court, was yesterday decided in favor of the plaintiff by Judge Brown.
 In connection with this case. Judge Brown handed down decision to the ef- feet that the City Council of skagway had no right to establish A police court, but held that this municipal corporation could enforce it's ordinances through the alroady established district and commis' sloners courts. under the general author. lty as given them by the Act of June igO0.
 The latter holding. however. was moi included In the question then before tho couit. and was nothing more than obitei dlctum. yet it expressed the opinion Of the court and consequently decides thu law Of this district. It definitely settles much discussed question as to whether oI not the city council can establish DO
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17
CHINA'S GREAT DIPLOMAT
 IS DEAD
Prince Lii Hung Chang Dies At Pekin From Hemorrhage
 Caused By Great Excitement

Watt, then took charge. The controver- sy between the foreign and Chinese doc tors had no effect on the patient, because he was already beyond hope Of rovovcry. The flames of the paper of1gics of hur- ses burned in the court yard Of the ya- men to carry the spirit to heaven told the crowd Of officials who were gathered in tho marrow street outside of the va- men that thc end had come. Soon uf- forwards n procession appeared bearing costly coffn Of teak wood. beautifully lacquercd This coffin Li Hung Chani took on hls trip around the world. and he brought it from Canton whe he anne to Picking to settle tho Boxer trodblcs Since that time it has been kept In a tenn ple here.
 The body will bo placed in he ofln tomorrow morning with the customary rites. On Sunday there will be 'rr monlal corresponding to lyinf '.'e and all tho Chinese officers 2 their respects. A acparate da' U be designated for the ministers of tlrc pow CTS. Interment will be at the Iir;hplacc of the deceased statesman. a little vil- lago In the provinct Of Anhui The day has not yet been decided upon.
 A memorial wasi telographed to tho court announcing be death. and a cir cular letter sent Cd, ,thc ministers of thc powers. It Is expected that when the cour receives the news an cdlct was ls- sued bestowlng posthumous honors upoa tho deceased and probably advancing him 10 the rank Of marquis. which title will descend to his eldest son.
 The ministers of tho powers are per. sonaily sending messages of sympathy The first letter received at the Chinese foreign office came this morning from Mir. Congcr. the Unified states minister.
 There are no slgns Of mourning in the city. although the populace Is much eN- cited. The minlstcrs of the powcts con- slider Yuan shi Kai the strongest man In China after n Hung Chang. and they think his presence hero would have a good inaucnce on he court, but the, fear the results Of removing him from the province of shan Tung, the most tur- bulent province In thc empire and the seat of the Boxer mtscment.
 Yuan Shi kai haa eohtrollcu thV P''N ince with an iron band. The situation there Is particularly lcllcate, on account of tho freedom witi the Germans, oni tho substitution Of man with less tact would doubtless mo,n uprlsngs and conflict between ttx Chinese and th' Germans.
 The death Of II Hung Chang has been doubiy regretted because he was the only Influential Chlnnman who would dcalwtA the foreign governments. with m aprr'- clatlon with the foreign point Of view. officials attached to Earl LIS household informed the correspondent Of the Asso' ciatcd press today that the Russian mll- ister. Paul Icsar called early in the morning and sternuously cndoavorcd to have thc seal of n Hung Chang attached to the Manchurian convention before hc died. It Is impossible to verify this state mcnt from other than Chinese sources.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17
WORK NEARLY
 FINISHED
Skagway-Juneau Cable May
 Be Working
Contractor Has Spliosd Our End and Was Expected to Have His Worh AooonpIished By Last Night and Gable Working Todly
 

A rcport from Juneau brought on the Farallon yesterday was to tho effect that tho Skagway-Juneau cable ought 10 be working by this afternoon. and not later than tomorrow. --Ls,st. -AIondayF tho snsa1i- --steRmcrs' 'tsrA Lion and Yukon. In tow of large scow. eft Juneau and began raising the broken end and making two splices.
 Ku it now appears the cable was brok- cn in four places. Mir Christensen. well known in this city. Is in charge of the work. and he reported that he expected to have his part of the contract finished by las, night. and nothing would then him der the transmission of messages
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17
AMUR DUE TODAY
Was to Have Left Vancouvsr on tho
 Night of the 18th

The steamer Amur ought to arrive in port early this morning. The Vancouver papers have her sailing date fixed on the l2th. and the Victoria papers state that the Amur ''is loading at the outer wharf," ready to leave there for Van couver on the night of the iith She should have arrived here yesterday morn ing unless bad weather interfered. None of the officers of the Farallon saw her while north bound.
 At Victoria the Amur was loading the stage coaches for the W. r. x Y. Winter Stage Service. and also other supplies for the railroad.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17
No Serious Damage Reported
 From the Mishap
The Big Steamer Struck In Wran. gsl Narrows But Whoa Spoken Below Rstohiltan was Apparently Able to Continue Trip

Captain Gosse of the steamer Amur. re- ports he was informed by the customs officers at Ketchikan that the senetor struck a rock in wrangel Narrows. but was only slightly damaged by the impact.
 When at Kctchlkan it was reported that the Senator was leaking but that she would be able to continue on her way to Seattle.
 Captain Gosse states that when h. passed the Senator below Ketchikan. sho had decided list. whien may have been caused by shifting her cargo In order 10 lessen the leak. No distress signals were displayed by the Senator. and she is, doubtless, by this time in Seattle.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17
Furuitaso For saIo

Having been compelled Go take a loi ,, furniture on debt. VIC wiii sel sam, .hsap for cash Furniture consists ot d Uealt.fW plush iouE-, and two hoa,s uilsh arm chairs. tao hamboo drc,sr. ur -ldchoari. a hamhoH eottc' table anl aru chair: two Iron and one anL1nc o~ nedstoads. mattresses and springs. snN
 -tovc and cooking rl1rc; carpets ono -lgs. dishes. lamps and cooking utensils -n1ilrc Monogram Liquor House. li-l'
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17
CABLE BEING REPAIRED
T 3rAphio Connection Soon To Be
 Had With Junoau

From latest advices lt Is learned that the cable between skagway and Juneau will soon be in working order. and .elc. graphic communication will soon be ,s- abolished But more important Co the people of Skagway is that they arc now In position to buy just as styirh and up-to-date clothing as thcy can m tA" States.
 Peterson & Co. have now received then entire line of overcoats and Fall Suits. The line of ovcrcoats contain such arti- cles as the new Automobile, a new Covert cloth top coat and several grades of Beaver and Kersey, that are perfect gems of the tailor's art
 As for their Fall style Of si,ts t"o much cannot be said ,f their H:. yla nnd 'l"- gaut workmanship. .. Tcs v'iH'n the reach of ail. tta
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17

PEKING. Nov. S-A violent disput, with Paul Lesser. Russian minister tC China ovpr tho Mancl,urian treaty. ap pears Co have been the immediate caus' oi the death Of II Hung Chang
 The diplomatic events preceding thi' tragic climax have enabled Japan for a moment Co frustrate the designs of Rus .sa. A fortnight ago the Japanese lega' ton secured a reliable outline of tho terms of Che treaty and thecupon dcmon' ded hat the Chinese plenipotontlarie' oliciauy lay before them the text bns iug this demand upon the allegation that Japanese interests were involved in any change of the status Of Manchuria.
 The Chinese plcnlpotentiaries refused Co comply with the demand. Thcrcupor thc Japanese government from Tokyo communicated with the southern viccroys and Induced them Co use thcir Influence with the empress dowager against th' treaty In the meantime the empress dovarcr instructed Ll Hung Chang tC communicate the treaty, after ccrtalr notifications to the ministers Of the pow CTS ana. tf they did not object to slgc tlc sumc.
 Ii Hung Chang visited NJ. Lessar ana sNplaiued Co him the instructions. The Russian minister strongly objected to re veaimg the text of thc treaty Co th' minister's or the other powers, and a stormy interview cnsucd Li Hung Chang went home in n violent passion. and had a hcmorrhagc, which thc doctors at trlbutcd to thc over-cNcrtion Of weak ,nOd system.
 While these things were happening ir Pc,lng. thc southern viccroys sent Co tho onnrcss dowarcr memorial against th' treaty. On receiving it she tclcgraphcd to Ii Hung Chang countermanding th' a-yirr Co sign. This instruction came af ter Ii Hung Chang had become uncon cious When V. l.cssar endeavored t' have II Hung Chang's senl affixed to th' treaty Chou Fax. provincial treasurer had arrived from Paoungru and had talk cn charge of tho seals as the tcmporar, successor of Earl IL
 rhc flag of the United states legation s.as thc oniy one half mastvd in Pckins ..'ay. Tho mourncrs and the family o' Ta Hung Chang win burQ paper offerings .,lar-cw In accordance with tho cuss tom. for Che uec of his spirit in the othe' world. The street In hung with mourninl cmh,,ms An the attendants ot the va mon are richly attlrcd. and many of th' -erdlly dressed. Today the musiciani beats drums about the house.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17
MAY SUE FOR
 DAMAGES
John Riley May Bring Ac-
 tiOn Against City
Rumored Last Night That skagways Council and All Persons Arrayed Against Riley In His Recsnt Trial wilI Bo Attacked

In was stated last evening that John Riley, whose case for peddling without a license was dismissed yesterday by Judge Brown. intends to bring heavy dam age suit for false imprisonment against .theacisy of s.-agway. ireiudine Aesseh nner't Der of the city council. the prosecuting attorney and all witnesses In the case individually.
 On the other hand City Attorney Price has declared his intention of bringing suit against Riley for the amount of his h' cense as Deddler.
 By the time both cases are settled. the peddlers in skaRway will know just about where they are at.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17
ALL CASES MUST BE TRIfD
 IN HIGHER COURT F 5: bIv V V - n - a as
.auN1Id IkJaOKIuz - y. Judge Brown Decides That Skagways Municipal Court Is
 Illegal and That City Can She and Re sn"d
- - ------L.I

lice cc.iri. ard shows in what co'.rtJ the city cnr enforce it's ordinancog
 Flu. .ao. niUge. it vas decided ihat the poo?le c5ud he compelled to pay del'n- quont ilxca together with interest. pen- alti,s aEG coats os actions that may have O be Brought to enforce their payment.
 Under the decision Of Judge Brown it Is nov Co .tlod that the incorporated city of Skagway can sue and be sued. Ih. prime characteristic of legal corpora ton is .hli it can bring legal proceedings or bs :asaily proceeded a8ainst.
 City nto ncy Price says tho decision is 1i- g. xlt sfactory to him. and thlt he will .o,. 1ga .a.cy .l the ccmu'issibner g court io- i'o amount of his license. and not for ;he amount Of his fine. as was erroneously stated in our evening Mala- prop. Attorney Price further declared that h' would bring suit against all delinquent tax payers of ioOo. if they very soon did not hand tho amount ot their overdue taxes to Treasurer Mcdonald. ...
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17
HEARD FROM
Important Dispatches Receig-
 ed From the SGuth

l.si msu brings Ns,r.,t,".s Cha ... .mY,u..,. sv much -o t',nt we h'si .--e sa.- L,,-r- -ae -N.-s.-.- .t.. .s. lf,,r yi+t.r- S,at.'r ar' ..-, ... iH, a.-iy,i ir san Fnncu ." .r m" ,n.t' sccF 'f fNr- ... IH.l .o.is g. o.,rt'I-. s1'.y . .a-s,t. looa and sh-, =. ..... .rrt tueats e.c. uo r' tt 70. ... TT. I,Nolr,. v1t...t Hrss., .Hia. ,t.. .. v.r,b ss,'tI--
 Iltr. .., clocks. v.in.t ,isr. g.
 Moucy Ning Scvisr.
 rlotdWls.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17
EXTRAS
A Romantic Engagement

". Nicuu. lomcriy connected with .h' C. Y. N. Co.. at caribou. is in thc ci,S o1 hi. way CD Victoria where hc wiu vrd Ms gprorgc The latter .s a schoo tlch IaI ls vol know hy many r's'- acn.s .s th.s place and Che Northwest T,rruu.v Thu cns3gemout is of rD- mantle nstlrc. Mir Nicou meeting h,r ,n che north ond it being a cage O. lo', .t hr.t vrht. hr pcisi.tcoty pi'i h- .,it uuu accepted hy ,hc c'timaa' .nunr lgdg.-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17
Tripi Coos to Salem

Antonio Trlpi, the. Insane Italian, who was folsied on. lhls country by the NJ V, NJ Police. was yesterday formally sem fenced to the Insane asylum nc salcn'' Oregon. rripi win probably be sent down on the next steamer
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17
Britt, Fancy Soaps

The display Of fancy soap shown bv Hr.t. the pharmacist. comprises the best
 eds produced by foreign and domestic .,a.ufscturers. scented with the latest a-d most fashionable odors. This stock should be seen to be appreciated.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17
ATTfNTION! l!
Important Announcemout Made By
 Skngway Clothing House

Ju5t received a large line of Hart Schaifncr & Marx ovcrcoats and suits. These are the best ready to wear garment manufactured. Remember guaranty goes with every suit or overcoat sold.
 r. IT, CLAYSoN & co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17
IS AN ABLE STATESMAN.
Yuan shi Kai. Who Has Been Named Co
 Succeed Il Hung Chang.

WASHINGTON. Nov S-Mlnistcr C- '- ger nt Peklng has Informed the sta'c 'c' nartment that Yuan shi Hai h~7 toc- appointed Co succeed Li Hung '' 'n~ ns Viceory Of Chilli and that War :h1o has been appointed deputy viccory Of t-r same province Yang Is the present v.' ccory of Shantung province.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17

Bosworth & Aggcrs. wholesale dealers. Fourth avenue. between Broadway and State streets. received by last boat choice poultry butter. eggs and vege- ables
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17
Moore Bound Over

Jerry Moore. who tried to carve Richard Ryan with knife Friday night. was up before Judge Sehlbrcde yesterday. who held him over until tomorrow in a OOO bonds. The charge against Moore is assault with a deadly weapon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17
So, tho Sioux

,,..c N .1.r.r htvc con exhibition sHl sll,. som, urlwauy rood photograph uf braves 1at rl4.ws of thr Sioux tr.'' of frdans which Vrr. ,aern hN 3n ards. who ilysJ with them fnr years
 Th,s, ih.,..rJUhs r.prgs.rt .'mc %. the finest t.p., of ca. ,aw,l. tribe. and the collection ts well w0t.h s.-i.s
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17

PEHING. Nov. 1.-The end of li Hung Chang was quiet His vitality slowly cbbcd For time he lost couci- ousucss. but he showed great tenac'ty' rallied at midnight, became semi-conc'- o,,s partokc Of nourishmcnt and arp,ar .l Go recognize his relatives.
 Tho foreign doctors left him early yc'- tcrlay. saying that nothing nor" could be done. His personal physician, pr
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17

Ncckw,ar latcs; pattern. Grown anc Harris make. Suspcudcrs big reduction &, our closing out sale.
 Chcucys Boston Stors
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17

All kinds of soft drinks and Seattle lix' port Beer nt R. E. BottlIng Co, Fifth Avenue. opposite Fifth Avenue Hotel
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17

You can't help finding something yo0 want at the prices we are quoting th'' week Chenev's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17
vfnins blanks a, this office

Seattle Export Beer. delivered In any at of the clty for ts per d"zen quarts hy R. F. Bottling Go.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17

Biz bargains in snoes this week at cheney's Boston storc.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17
Wanted

N.oo0 worth Of second hand furniture aI sixth Street Second Hond Store. oppo site Board of Trade.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17

For Rent and For Sale ea.ds for sale at this office
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17

Our big reduction sale Is on our entire stock. cheney's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17

ro-duroy suits. English make. BIO per siit
 Chenoy'a Boston Stor'
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17

A.sr,j pods, famous fclt shoes at cos;
 Chcuey's Boston itnr.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17

Au uc 0a.t s aI the trad. l' sisht r a. C.t,sa. .'1.. tar ouc Price Cloth .ar. shoe a11 r.-1ish'-- IIonse. Foustl and state stn.ta
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17

Visit the Royal steam plant and see how laundry is done without Injury to goods.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17

Belle of Lcxington whiskcy-eight years old-just out of government bond. and Three Crown Diamond Malt whls- key-strictiy pure-at the Seattle soloon
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17

PEKiNG, Nov. I--Id Hung Chang dled at eleven o'clock this morning.
 Al midnight last night Ii Hung Chang had rallied slightly. His family had in stalled native doctors in charge of the patient. the regular physicians having refused to attend him unless the Chinese doctors were dismissed
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17

Oy.rus bumpers r.1ts and i,tns. Ice ,i stuIe. ,r1k- rt r.s r.rc.iDu at 'H> closing out "tir.
 Dh.rsy's GustDT St"r,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17

Baths n rorcyrtNi tubs at tne Royal foot FT.,h avenue. ladies apartments Steam heat
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17

Fine watch repairing at P. E. Kern's
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17
Found

Ladies' gold breast pin. owner can recover same by inquiring nt the Pcniel Mission.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17

American Tailor, 4eI Broadway
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-17
DESSERT

Pics Nircc. Apple Pumpkin, Lemon
 Cream .ul,Dh u1Iw Padding. iI1rd Eraro.
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